Milford chronicle., 1905-02-10
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ang = loss Of 100000.
TTAited States Senator Nelson W. Al {
Arich and wife. OF Rhode Island, sailed
Ror Europe on the steamer Baltic.
Baldwin Cottage. one Of the build
snRs OF Oberlin College. Oberiin, oa
svas damaged by IRE. Loss. $4O'OVV.
The viii Of the late Charles Lock-
hart OF Pittsburg, bequeathes $S6O,OOV
Sor public benefits, mostly to the Pres
byterian church.
Two workmen were killed ana tnree
others seriously injured by tail OF
lron ore at the Carnegie Steel COM
pany, Wheeling, W. Va
Friday, February 8.
Colonel David P. Heap, corps OF en-
gineers, has been retired with the rank
Of brigadier general.
Harry Bake. brakeman on freight
train while shifting cars at Borden
town, N. J., was run over ana killed.
President and Mrs. Roosevelt enter
tanned the supreme court and num-
her OF invited guests at dinner at the
White House.
A buggy containing Charles Young
= wealthy farmer, and his wife was
struck by a train near Fremont W.
and both were killed
Charles o. IngersOll. OF Elyrla' Y"
said to be the Oldest employe IN tne
railway mail service, died OF neuralgia
of the heart, aged rs years.
Saturday, February 4.
John Beachy, aged % years, was
em,nd frozen to death on the front
porch of his store at GrantsVille, Nd
Six Of the largest Office and store
buildings in East St. Louis, ILL., were
DESTROYED by fire, entailing a loss OF
Under arrest for shooting at his
school teacher, Henry Meade, student
an the Schaller, Ia, high school, COM
lifted suicide by taking laudanum.
prood,ng oyer the fate of his three
brothers, who had taken their liVes IN
a similar manner, Christian Fenster-
macher committed suicide by hanging
At Kissel Hill, Pa
Monday, February 8.
Failing into the cOnveyor at tne
coplav cement mill, Frank Dieber' OF
Allentown. Pa, was ground to pieces
Fire destroyed the armory rolling
nUl Of the Tredegar company, at
Richmond, Va, causiEE a loss Oh e4O''
900. -v
Five men were hurt two fatally, by
an explosion in the paint works OF the
wheeling Corrugated company at
wheeling, W. Va.
Crazed by tie impending execution
Of her son, the mother Of Eugene Bloch
bas been sent 10 the Lehigh county
(Pa.) almshouse.
In a fire which destroyed Charles
OTIS home, at Rome, N, T. three OF
his children were burned to DEATH
while Mrs. OTIS was fatally hurt.
Tuesday, February z.
President Roosevelt has declined tc
Dardon Diuer B. and Samuel A. Gron
convicted Of postal frauds.
Secretary Of State Hay has resumed
his duties after an absence OK tW'
weeks on account Of illness.
Tha none has ratified the appoint
ment Of the Very Rev. Thomas hickey
OF Rochester, N, T. as coadlu'or 0'Sn
op of that diocese.
onward Chisholm, a PennsylVani
r.,Iroad brakeman, was knocked dow
and killed by a draft Of cars IN IN
Harrisburg, Pa, yards.
James K. MosseT, millionalr
Ieatber merchant, the largest owne
If tanneries in Pennsylvania, died
Allentown, aged IS years.
frank Furlong, aged IS, conVicte
of killing his aunt in New York. WI
~entenced to be executed at Sing Sir
Urison the week of March 27.
Wednesday, February 8.
The Pennsylvania State Education
Association held its 18th annual NEE
ing at Harrisburg.
columbus Watkins, an sxtensi
Vrain dealer and vessel owner, died
Odessa, Del, aged 76 years.
Thomas Adams, inventor and man
facturer Of chewing gum, died
brooklyn, N. Y Of pneumonia a
old age.
Joseph H. Manley, former charm
~ the Republican national execut
committee, died at Augusta, Me-, rr'
apoplexy. w..
s-r,he Of Red Men and Hope Coun
r. 3. U. A. NJ, at Bridgeton, N.
we're broken into and parapherns
valued at $4,000 stolen.