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Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-15
BRIDE SPIRITED FROM STATE.
Mother Gets Ahead Of the Court'e
Writ.

Mother Gets Ahead of the covrt's
Writ.
Moultrie. Ca. June ll.-Mrs. Jesse
Holland. nee Peterman. the young
woman that It Is alleged eloped with
her lover last Saturday night and was
married, has been spirited into another
state BY the mother to avoid habeas
corpus proceedings.
Young Holland came to Moultrie
and went before Ordinary T. H. Par.
ker and secured . writ requiring Mrs.
Laura Petsrman. mother OF the young
bride to come to Moultrie and show
cause why she should restrain the
young woman against her will and
without due process Of law. The
friends Of the family heard OF the
action and passed the word out In time
for the mother TO get the daughter
across the state line before the ON.
cor arrived.
When deputy Sheriff A. @. Wick
called at the home of Mrs. Peterman
he was laughed at. Holland was here
In consultation with his attorneys but
refused to divulge his plans for the
future.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-15

Jacksoa. Ca. June IA negro
woman By the name a Nssie Darrs'
Was arrested here Friday night so'
loadnS tie sereets q . late hour.
When arrested she was wearing mems
clothes. She had been ordesed sever
al times by tAs police 70 hsso a ne
streets q NIGHT She vas oneo oSoe
iu The police court
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-15

PleesAe ooasl oeeem ceaeos.
Wsshingtoa. June ll.-Ths soeee~e
storm vaO central Sunday nashs o.
the western eoast Of florida. end eeos
high Winds have bsss se0ortsd sse
southern Florida points. Storm vase
iaSs ere displayed % The Adasus
coast and guls eoase frou JaAssas
VILE % AOblla
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-15
Locked In Cabin BY Boats Crew.

Locked In Cabin BY eoat's Crew.
Savannah. Ca. June 1.-THE fsh'
ing smack Oracle put In Sunday with
Captain T. H. Mimms locked In the
cabin and most Of the crew bearing
marks OF battle. The crew had the
captain arrested, declaring hs was
Grassy. and had attacked them. where
upon they shut him In the cabin. The
captain declared he had taken refuge
there after having been attacked by the
crew. who sought to murder him. The
captain says the crew made their At
tack upon him May 30. and that he had
remained In the cabin ever since The
trouble aboard the vessel win be In
vestigated before the United States
commissioners.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-15

Charlotte. N. c.. June ll.-With
rare presence Of mind. Miss Pearl
Jones. night telephone operator at
Selma. N. c.. shot and fatally wound
Cd Bud Anderson. who. by his own
confession. had premeditated rape
upon her. Miss Jones heard noises
In the rear Of her once. and went to
Investigate. The negro attacked her,
and she shot ave times. several bul.
lets taking effect The negro, who
will die. made . confession. implicat.
Ing q companion. The latter has
been Jailed. In his confession the
negro admits the purpose Of his er.
rand and attack. and says this is his
third attempt to assault the girl.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-15

80J0o Uoe@O vso0
Durban, June ll.-Nataj eosoes ~
Der the command q coloasls No
xsnsis anA DasksS have ~ . severe
asht With psbels h ~ 1one valley
TIE rebels were dseeatA4 ~ a 0se
bsins killsl tnsls1laG ~ lnDsssAe
0AAoe 0oAAnkADulA a.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-15

KaAsas City. Juns o.--A - .. van
Waulksaburgh. district atAornsy los ~
western distSlee q Missouri = ~ ~
ssal court hese yrl1ay Dseoeate1 ~
ooveramsAt's slde 6 tAe ease 6 A.
Aess . o.. owtft = O.. Cu1ahy Z
Co. ana tAs llelsea. Morris rAeh1no
company. a tsial q charge q -
eeptiAg rsbatss lspa ths Dasllnelea
railway % sqDoet shipneata ~.
vaa valksnburg saiA u aeeeoEAnee
g . rate q - csats pr AnA1so1
pounds whea tAs regular tssi4 was q
eeats. was . plain violatloa q ~ -
tesstate eommegee ask
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-15

I oavesAOal3eae Ar NeeNgWeA
New Castle On TyAe. JuHe e-TAe
Duble ownsrsAip eomnissiea q ~
Natioaal civie HsA6satiea q H. Unit'
q states Thursday rssamsd iAveslAoa'
tlsaA visitinS tAe Newcastle anA ~
0atssAaAA 0as Woeta. ~ ulsevieh
lAsoesy. an1 cher plAnta. vAsse theV
vege eeediAlly rseelved aAA ouoo1lol
vlth ~ ia1proatioa seauee1el
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-15

LONDON: June s.-A. Uchids. III.
seF@er minister to China. has rslisvsS %
-, -. nsyssa'' . rss'dsst Japanese con,
~ eeasrsl. preparatory % the M.
- q PekiA. W ~
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-15

Liverpool. June Elm the a,.,
sesn1s o. the vomsn's singles, Hiss
0eAelase beat Miss Nay sutton. =,
ce'asorsia. 1S. G2. This rohs ~
Anesseaa Of the northern countis. ~
49, eAampionshin
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-15
coHtlmwe lnvsstIe alton.


Newcastle O. Tyrne. June 9.-Mem
bess oe the municipal ownership com
mittse Of the National Civic Fedora
ton Of the United States Friday con.
tinued their Investigations Of munici.
pal and private enterprises and espe.
eally means OF providing electricity.
they visited various works In this city
and on the Tyne. receiving much valu.
able Information. They VIII 60 70
Aanchester tomorrow. The commits.
saoa 10 strictly sdhering to the resolu.
lions adopted at the beginning Of the
trip not 10 express any opinions form.
- from observations In the various
eities Of Great Britain. Necessarily.
there VIII b . great diversity Of opin.
Ion O. aeeails. and the commissioner
are not willing 10 express themselves
until they have fully digested all the
Information obtainable In this country.
Thsy speak enthusiastically Of the roy.
q treatment they are receiving ON sll
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-15
Aavss Abssala sssm pslaaL


.Chioaoo. JuAs &-lf Harry NM q
chicago. tahss eslAk - uoeo lguo1
u any torn. - will eos1o1t ~ aoaBs'
neat bsllding q le3e vlnaeaAes ~.
eame. WhisA was eseaed - hin ~
Ais brother. NaDoSeoa Hlll MsmDAlG
millienairs. Harry Hlll W. = Z
lawyer. came b Chieago . ~ yeass
EGO and y saiA u Aavs bssa vayvarl.
Recently Ais brother heard tAet y
AaA ssforasd aAA deeidef % ~ him.
TIE lssl psoviAss tha& nasry nlll
ahau receive ~ ineoaAo fho0 ~
Sraossty oaly - ioas - ~ sAall sab'
stain from tAe - q I'll inbegioat1no
osanks. likewise ths ~ a I'll nareotlea
aaA drugs."
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-15

: MN AAAsal osssasNssa q telne .
! WashlAgtea. JuAs o.-aAon10non1
ysmnasaes JeAa =. 0lAbeaA ~ ~
1oGl0nAas1 u ~ nAvv laooo1DnG1
= a6leal ~ eesonolloa g ~ ~,
~ Ns vill aeQenpAav 4 1cop1
Graves y oAsis11ealA - tAae eooo no
~ eDees y ~ navaD oAas1o - ~
AnsslaAs snAaaag q Lna1aa. f
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-15

esese Arm While evttenIns prsss.
d. Louis. June s.-Miss Annie
welssneasn. . prominent youns %
ee0 woman Of niiavills. ILL.,, while
oressang for Q party broke her lef,
sro while tryias 70 button her shirt.
waist W the back A physician pu,
~ arm n Q splinI
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-15

New York June "a dispatch
oom Hamilton. Bermuda. says that
~ visiting New York yachtsmep
we're very pleasantly entertained IN Q
regatta Friday. In Q race OF Is
niSss. the ss-foot Bermuda zach,
Dante. won. defeating the American
yaeht Tamerlane. which woa the race
from New York.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-15

0lohe vlseimo q Nest IN olsSeaos.
CAioaeo. Juno o.-AlthougA Friday
vas apDeeelahly eoeaee than The pre-.
eosdiag lAy. ~ hsat was Given - .
eoatsiba1ing sanse 70 eioht Aeaths 70.
pogtsd h chicago. n aAdittea there
we're seveeal Deustratioas. The tenn
poeatuso haA . maximum of q Do.
rees and there Was . rainfall a II
G "a iAeA. TAs viaA attained . "
loeoty g - miles a hour from the
seuthwesA Ths cumulative eject a
- last three days a warm wsathss
~ u chief slameat n the daaGha
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-15

osvsswse SsOwaeu Ssass Nm oavls
~ - lvNsAsd.
ThllAhaooo4 ~ June o.-0evssnos
0rowAra TnmEnoay azlaeuooa, o. -
9usst q oAsglG Carter. ordered ~
BFooksviIle senpany a tAs state ~
litia . yeoeoo1 = oaee 70 lnveensel
70 pssvsat - ly1saiag q I'm navis
atlas DeoA ~ nsoEo VITO sAot end
kIlls1 Aeoest AUssell. . weil knowu
hsslneee .0aA ~ TuesdAy.
TAo Leesburg eompaay hAs alse
besa ssosrs1 - hel1 ttsdl q sso1i
49, - 90 % lnveensos q nee1ea.
nsseen was atAe0pting - esllset {
lsbt fsUa Davis. whe. WITH - othes
Drovooal1oa. shet aAA hlllsd Russell
aad ~ nsOro ~ who was Astvino
~ team. Davis was eaptussd and
~ indi6natioa at Ais crime b %
great that ohsgf9 Carter fsars at
tsnpts VIII - nA1s % tahs him fsou
~ jail.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-15

Wlll valle Over oeel aDloo.
! Lea1oa. yune o.-A llsoa1GA o
vahAe y ~ Daily SeloGv0DA u>o0o1
~ ~ vAshuD Gal 0lno ~ n
oahas eves N ~ oeseh uoAaAu(oG
nAiivAv es0oaov. ~ esoAnlanflnn =
vAlsA ~ DoemnlGoAe1 ~ onooslAl
\ sol4An1o - S1n1olnv.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-15

)eew Yoek. JuAe "A heroic sQuss-
TRAN statns q 0eoros washiAgtoa viii
- unveiled next Saturday at Brooklyn
sad q The new Williamsburg bridge
and - formally presented to he city
q Dsookiya b. James =. Howe. City
olncialA msmbsrs a military osgani-
sAtioas snA o1Aeials froa WasAingtoa
Win b Dressal TIE statue was oase
y eight pieeeo aaA b ssid to have
cost e0Avoo0 n b - Ssst hiSh. weighs
eevea aAl . ham tons and WIN b
mounted On . Granits pedestal 10 test
hiOA. The statue teprsseats him IN
ssotinsatal uniform - - appsared at
valley Horge.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-15

! SaslA yuns A-gAs Inlssaallsaal
0sunlsslsa, O0oGIAs1 evss n -. ~
r.. 49, esQG1D1o1 ~ vesk g -
~ - ~ se0u)a1leas vhiaA - ~
90 ~ 0esooono state bonk M
~ beaa sslssts1 - ~ AeA1unnqooan
g ~ e1oenelve eo0mlteA
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-15

Wo0e uo4oem1oo1o~ Wooo Puovso.
Washinston, Juno o.-Rapsessnta-
tive rulhsrsoo. a Aissoari. has intro.
1ueed Q rssolutioa calling On the pres
iAsat aAd lepastmsnt At agriculture.
= mAke public any and all informa-
tloa fsom any source. that win tend
- ese1it or dieersdit any plant where
neat ps0aucts ars prepared. The res.
olution also calls - ths secretary
G agriculture - inDs1latsly glve the
publie his eoinisa e tAs sanitary con-
aitioa of tAs plants and The health.
fulnsss q ths Droduets coming from
u vas1oso yaAntA
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-15

U Weeo Voas - so1sek
S0e1oAaR9 NJ 0.-A MAOUn11aa
waAss tGnk o0DAaA 1sUa eAssuGA ~
tAsee-s1ssv hglAk buli1la0 Ns'eoeo4s
0bessy stsos4 eanG1Ag ~ ,Seas
VAN = ~ 90 ~ Ajusln0 ssvso ~.
60 - bAAlv tAAA oAag ~ - -
~ - AeGD1oAh. N esaaA eAns
M . ~ nsnsals g vasalaG wAlsA
AasHAls ~ ~ snAl ~ G in)nSoA
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-15


opsssel o0lsss AsseA VINE oMSe I'M.
URdee AsrooA
Atlanta June e.-ean TAompeo>.
aosd - ysArs. disd Friday q ne hoe,
peeal - . reeSat q . bulles wound N
~ Nh ~ resolved "Wednesday
aigAk
The shot tAas killsl Thempsea vss
0rod b. J. Z. Reese. . spselai police
s0ess at Ne tsltoa Bag ana Cottea
Mills. called q g Wynaa stsssG 10
ssrsst TAompsoa. Who haA bssa tsr.
eorislAO he nslgAborhool with threats
oad cuSssA and was at tAs time lying
= tho stspe q the Aeueo n au iatox.
ieatsA coaAitio0,
The o00of procoo0o1 % arrest
TAo0psoa, who pulled what vas sap
oessd 70 have besa . bllly from Ais
Alp pocket end ~ The onoer q hasd
blow o. tAe heaa. TAo o0esr pro
Aueed bic plsonl and the two he'd .
hard AGhA soe ~ Uossessioa q r.
Thompeon. wAo was nucA The lars.
- u ~ two msA. began - ct he
beet oe tAe nay. and produeed . large
kAiSA TIE e0oer then nrsd.
Cosoaee Thompeoa investigated the
0reumstances anA staAsa that M was
ct q III juEisdictioa b handle the
ease TAursday night Chief Jennings
oe0sred O0oers Hulssy and Hood 70
lnvestigate thei circumstances Of the
ease. ed thoy rendsssd . report that
00ees Reese wos Just1oshDs IN shoot.
lnO TAo0ps0a h seleAslsase.
00ose Reese ~ hssn arrested and
VAN have % stand tslal before Justice
Cock. Il h generally thought hs
Will - aoouittod.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-15

New Yorkk. June "a cable dis.
Datoh 70 the Herald fsom Panama
says that the cruisss Marblshsad. an.
eAossd n this port. got urgsat sea or.
asrs at Z o'clock Friday and after TAX.
Ing on Q quantity a supplies. sailed
Friday night No Information was
sivsn ont - - ~ cruisers destlhs
tioa. but u. q thoaoAt che win pro.
cssd - Gan Jose. Guatemala. 70 pro
test Anssiean residents q that city
in ~ event q AsAting and 70 capture
The emplrs. tAs American ship nov
belAg useA by ~ sevolutioaists.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-15

WW 0gOUUoUO WsUs vvOS
New York. JuAe a. aDeelal %
he Americas iron West Ao1ne n. T..
says that Il Was learned Friday tAat
- Cadet HeralA q. Hstslek. oe CoAnse-
tleue WIN lall tAs nusA eeveted honor
nsst Tussaay q being graduated at
~ heaA g his class q ~ Ualted
ooaAas nllltsry aeaAemy. ustslck
= . usnbsr q ~ ea1se soanltss
- a6AleeleA. % e1leoe4o'eAtee q ~
G1ass anAaol. ths uoWlessg. and =
uestsaaat g sonoany 4 4 yeas go
- s>eo1 escooA = hle elAso. HIS
nAne anA thoss- a ths nazt esas 0ea
h ~ elass Will - Attached n ~
AMY reglstse - tAe nano a ~ mast
6lstiAsulsAed members q the elAss &
1eoo. Besides Hetsio1, ~ otAse eouS
b brsak into the 'distinsuishs1" Quin,
~ are ". A. Johnsoa, g New Yogt:
Janss J. Lovino. q Aykansas; yfUd-
egiek =. Downing. q vlsUlaiA aaA n
1naa l. Dalsy. q lensaasAaeseAA An
lgnr soak lA'tAs ss1ss aAasA
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-15


Du9alo. N. T.. June "a terr1os
vind and rein storm Swspt over tAe
eountyy botwoea 1lAnlltoA aa1 Mag.
osa TallA Ontario. late Friday aeSoe'
Dooa. Al diseee eo0huaiea1Doa -.
tween thls city ~ Hamilton cd ~
yonto was ct a ~ several Aeass.
q was reDoste1 tAae he Wa Soeeu
ssacAsl he psspostisas q . evSaooe
around the rec trask q AaQaeea.
TIE horses wsrs yasa1laO pase ths
stand 6es the seeoad race whsa ~
storm eano -.
They were cent bask - ~ DaA4pe1
aAA svssyboAy soaoAA sAsless.
TIE shlss we're overcast WttA bsovy
clouds aAd Tie WiaA tore ovst ~
coarse 4as The rate q % - - m11sl
- hour.
May a tAs crowd raa - ~ laAsAl
whore tAey laid Aae - ~ Osonn1 4
avoia being stsuek by 1yiA0 1uosb
TAe raia fsll b toeyeofA \ Was all
over u - niAu1ee 80 Saa1no W.
resumed. - tar - knswa - nvel
were Iost.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-15
Statement by HarvIe Jordan.


Warrington. June 9.-President
Harvie Jordan. OF the Southern Cot.
ton association. has made the follow.
ing statement:
''In view Of the present misintsrpre.
tstion Of my position on prices Of spot
cotton which has been given general
circulation In the press during the past
few days. that I have advised farmers
or others TO sell spot cotton for future
delivery or 10 deal In cotton futures at
~. Ny position In favor Of higher
prices b unchanged. and will continue
20 long - present splendid trade con-
ditioos last and no probability Of ab-
nosmally large crops being produced"
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-15

Washiastoa. June s.-Nr. Bssmu-
- ~ UsssuAyaa ohAsos. called on
ossrsasy loot And Inquired whsthsr
Isie Nolan LAsinss. WHOSE nasAs is
uaAss eonsidsraaiaa for appolstnsat
- Ussgusyas minister 70 THE eoun-
~. VII - assDelahas b ~ Unitsd
ooaAea Ne. LaAaur b sas g he nest
Dssniasnt lsvysss y Aeatsvidso and
= an1hos g no1A
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-15

New York. Juas e.-The charges
olsl With 0ovsrnoe Hisgins against
Oosesiet Attorney Jerome. 4 wAs leasa-
- Aess wsre sisnsd b. Ave citissns
6 tAl1 city - follows: Chapman
DsmigAA . rstirsd seoek bruEes; -.
ward ?. White. . member q the Pro
ouoe sxchange; sx-ConGrsssman hob.
81 BAKER. q Brooklyn: JoseuA o.
Hurley. ssesetasy q the Standard
Finance company: william n. Anosy.
. lawyer aaA formerly secretary q
he Third Avsaus Railway compaav.
TAsy declare that Mr.. Jseoale hAa
willully omitted 70 perform bic Dublie
duty. sna that ~ received ~ee.ooo
from the large nfe insurance eo00a'
siss toward his campaign fsnA ~
eall TAsse eontsibutionS. n n charged,
10 rseelved ''es . sratuity o. reward
n The shape q campaign fnAds =
compound . crime. and Spr . violatioa
of he criminal statutes q tAis STATE.
and has agreed or abstained h persu-
anos Of . previous agreemeat o. ~.
sangsmsnA from the peosecutioa a
sundry criminal actions h Violation
of sactiea ~ - TIE peaal eo1e. aA1
= thsesoors. guilty q eoloay."
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-15
4 STAND PA1,"
SAYS ELLERDEE
South Carolina Congressman
Talks About Cotton Report.
JORDAN IssUes srATGMGNr

allssSss says charsss Were Not In
splrsd BY HarvIs Jordan, and That
They Wsrs Made eseavss Ne Can
oueeaiR Them.
Washington, June e.-Representa'
1--we nllerbee says that he proposes
% sand pat on the resolution intro
Auood By him charging the manipu'
lation Of the cotton acreage. An At
tempt has been made to discredit him
by the statement that the idea was
inspired By Mr.. Harvie Jordan In an
ellort TO bulldose the department OF
agriculture.
.As q matter OF fact" continued Mr..
Dllsrbse, "Mr. Jordan was not con.
suited one way or the other before
the introduction or my resolution. He
vas not In the city and knew nothing
whatever concerning my intentions In
the matter. What said at the time
introduced my resolution I adhere to.
and I have not been to the white
house In regard to the matter and !
have no intention OF discussing the
subject with President Roosevelt. My
views were celarly set forth at the
time I introduced the resolution In
the house, and any assertion made I
en- prepared to substantiate at the
proper time and place. But do not
think Il incumbent upon me to call at
The white house with anybody. for the
reason that Il has not been indicated
70 ne that such Q course will be nee
essary.
my sources Of Information were
suf1oiently satisfactory. In my 5udg.
ment, 70 Justify me In taking the
course that I did and my aim was 90
oouplished when brought the matter
- the attention Of congress and guar.
aAteed my ability to substantiate every
statement contained In my preamble
aAd resolution"
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-15

1lsbeA An. Juas 6s-As > sesull
g ~ seyobe 6 0AnanoA 1ooQ1oa.
oAnee q oelsnsl ". = 0vseaA ~
week - AnssssaD aanass = ~
eano vlll - vesy ~ = anobss =
~ enGusA \ = be11sseA yAsV ass
eseesAaG ~ ~ ~ = lssseA 80
0evosal hsa1ve1 haRe asylve1 = ~,
- 6ng1AO ~ ~ - Aeasa
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-15
SCALP Of JEROME W
/ NAY q uFln
Removal Of New 1ssk Dlslrlgl
- Attorney = AaheA
ssvsaAL enAaess esnssaasl

csmc.alat PIIsl wsth esvssNss NJ.
saas-AIIsssl INST ~ ~ sesopssl.
- ovty end shat sassvsass ossnpa'
ssss osvs osaooo - gsssG M.
Albany. N. Z. Juns o.-Asnoval q
William Trsvsss JssoneA fre0 ~
o0cs o dflsGsict attorney q New Yosk
county y demanded q 0ovesnng J1Ag'
Olns n . eomproniss whloA Aas bssa
0lsd q tAs saeoutive eAa0bss b WI
Nan N. Anesy. oe New Yosk clt5.
1sank O. Psslsy. ssesstasy - ~
OoveeAoe. aAnitted thae Snsh ooO-
SlaiAt AA1 besa Alsd. but - w0ul0
say notAlng - - he natnre oe ~
charges made against Jerome.
While nothing csjlits con b leas1'
"a here - 10 tAe uaturs of The charges
mads By Mr. Amory. u y assumed
that ths complaint b ths ons Which
Was threateaed By hin bs1ore . leg'
lslaAlve committee last winter. and y
hassd upoa the eAarges ~ thsn made
asaiAst ~. JeSsms q negli0sooe =
failing 10 prosecute psrsoos h coo-
Asetion with certain metropolitan tsae.
tioa interests.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-15

nnsAlaGA ud1l1. - e.-nsioS
- oaaesal olAslas 49, .. . =.
C1soA A1en1 = A'ennD ~ g
- - g ~ 49,
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-15

osaiA IA. yuHs 0-Jyln bevls
allos spaGA- ~ naoBe ~ Uus1seo0
-. onnool - ~ aeoDo essvana q
pUeolA Suaa1ny. vAs lvasAs1 6 u
vogDooe y . hsue oagU = nAase1
- ~ ooA1Aogo 60 ~ oup1hD'
- = pssaass ~ a1u>se1 - ~
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-15

waaAlasAaa. Juas 49, saoly 4
1eoresea1Ative HeAshAv. e llebpaeha,
AsoeesenAative NaAA g Ill1as1a haa
mAAe - snuhaA1s slatousal y ~
hesss that - ~ - - hnsU. Il was
~ iAtsaAloa oe'tAe heass - esasi1ss
~ pass puse lpo1 ~ ~ n
~ - doube \ vesi1 y ssasAsd ~
oooolon.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-15

SUdoe eastsee AdRalea1 - peastleA
1oeW Yesk. June r.. 0ornss JuAoe
Al1ea = Hashes aa1 ~ lav Dastnsr.
uoyu1OU 01var1 n. HaAsh. vese eos'
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Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-15

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Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-15

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Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-15

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Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-15

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nlIlEl; DloVnED
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pelroit, Mich. June "a report
has just reached police headquarters
thAa Daring the height Of . heavy
Soosa whleh swept over DstroGt eossy
1fi1Ay evenin6. . young bog was
bluwA a the Belle lsle bsidGe aad
drown whils . crowd Voc o. their
Wv aeross tAs river 70 . rssost u
Canada.
Q rooogt la Canada.
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ed much damage has boen caused -
wires And telephones. No 90 has -
~ bssa reported - sssiously Injured
y THE city.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-15

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The Grit-advocate., 1906-06-01
Observance of Memorial Day.

Memorial day, the day of the old
soldier, was appropriately observed
in Julesburg Wednesday. The exer-
cises were in charge of the Grand
Army veterans, and these noble heroes
were assisted in their efforts to fitting
ly observe the memory of their fallen
comrades by other loyal citizens of
the town. Business was practically
suspended and the day was given over
to paying homage to the memory of
the gallant men who gave up their
lives that the greatest nation on earth
might live.
The exercises began at 9 o'clock in
the morning with parade through the
main streets. The procession was
headed by the veteran Marshal of the
Day, A. J. Walrath: following the
marshal came the Julesburg Band,
resplendent in new uniforms, render
ing stirring and patriotic music;
school children carrying flags and
flowers, veterans of the civil war,
small in numbers but big in patriot
ism and all the elements of 10y al citi-
zenship, and citizens on foot and in
carriages. The parade was more
The Grit-advocate., 1906-06-01

than one-half mile in length and it
was q splendid showing for any
town.
After passing through the principal
business streets OF town the procession
moved to the cemetery where the
graves of fallen heroes were decorat-
ed with flowers and flags. Returning
to town the veterans, their relatives
and many invited guests were served
an excellent dinner in the new store
room on Second street, by the wives
of veterans and other ladies'.
The afternoon exercises consisted of
music by the band and by number
OF Julesburg vocalists, in the court
house hall, an address by Hon. G. c.
McAllister, of Chappell, and short
talks by some of the old soldiers pres
ent.
The occasion was q memorable one
as well as one of memorial and the
citizenship OF the community general.
ly is better that such events occur.