The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1906-04-27
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son IN Pll1ka delDhia S2,44O was TealiZeQt
for the San Francisco sufferers The
cherries were sold singly, and the first
one brought $Ios.
The trial of 7. N. Stohbar formerlyI
agent of the Atlantic Coast Line att
Gainesville, Fla, was begun at Atlanta.
Strohbar is charged with embezzling ST.
700 from the railroad company.
The 300 seamen and marines of theI
cruiser MARYLAND have won $4,000 I'M
aquatic and athletic games in the Allan
tic SQUADRON.
Miss Harriet Waters, the actress who
was injured in an automobile accident
on j. ong Island. died of her injuries.
Food supplies in San Francisco are
now abundant. and relief trains are ar
irving every hour.
An automobile containing "DiamoH
Jim" Brady. of New York, and some of
his friends was wrecked on the Merrick
road ONO Island and one of the party,
Miss Harriet Waters. sustained proba-
| bly fatal injuries.
Charles Augustus Seton. head of the
gang of forpers who put Sd 100000 worth
of forged stock certificates on the market,
revealed scheme TO swindle fnanciers
of this country and Europe out of $Io,-
100000
The mysterious element radium has de-
veloped strange properties in the labora-
torv of Prof. Robert Able, of St. Luke's
Hospital in New York. DR.. Able had
| a lucky escape from serious injury.
Eulogies upon the lives of Represen-
tatives Castor and Patterson, of Penn
svlvan;a. were made in the House of
Representatives Sunday and the usual
resolutions were adopted.
"Bisbon" d N. McInturff. the head of
the PeoD1e's United Church. has or
oanized 4 co-onerafive colony near Spo-
lane Wash
Is Calvin Graves who has lust been par
doned nv the Governor of Maine made
,,se If bic time in nrison TO invent several
val,,abla devices
fTha ead;r,o Con,nanv has released
| ;+e ;,or,,e,,se e+oreS Of coal for the Dro-
tect;n, If tre Hast furnaces and other
;,,d,s+-;o1 ,I.n+s
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me charge OF iliu,aer direi d pioi''''seo
tridl III Augastd' Me.
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years 1iallasilie euilol VI 'ne i>e'o''7
(Pa) Eagle is dead,
nlghtgoWn parade ny tne eoeas "
Wesleyan College has shocked me ooafu
OF trustees.
John Alexander LOWE secured TEN,
porary injunction preventing VoliVa ana
his followers tom interfering win ms
going. to Zion City and permitting NM
to hold services in Zion City.
Prominent scientists gathered IN Fhlla-
delphia to celebrate the anniversary OF
BENJAMIN Franklin's birth.
Strikers in and around Lens, France,
had combats with troops and wounded
many. only dispensing when the riot act
was read
The formal answer of the anthracite
operators committee of seven to. the
last proposition of the committee OF an
thracite mineowners was drawn up and
signed by the operators committee IN
New York 1t embodied an unqualified
refusal of all the propositions OF the
miners and goes into reveiw of the pro-
positions on both sides.
The trial of Rev. Agernon S. Crapsey,
accused of heresy, has been postponed
al he has NOT had time 10 nreDare his
case.
In Kansas City Judge Humphrey, of
the United States District Court, denied
the plea of immunity filed by the rail-
ways in rebate cases.
George w. Perkins, partner OF !
Morgan, was arrested IN New 9qrk LOT
Vlolating driving regulations iie wac
re! 1f a.,.h-,o;+o -,;,srs and the
Do,n the ann a'i. oa LII cnn6dent
ops upeia .t al h NV tr;te md Zach Side
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Dusy ,i p,r,t he bean staTied ;n New
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