The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1906-06-08
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Mae Thomas consented to have her in
terror explored by surgeons in search
for the precious stone, valued at $3.50,
which she swallowed in the jewelry shop
of T. L. Combs & Co., in Omaha, three
weeks ago.
A memorial meeting was held in Chi
cago in honor of Carl Schurz. An eu-
logistic letter from President Roosevelt
was read and an address was made by
President James, of the University of
Pennsylvania
Mrs. Madeline Cadieux, Tennessee
woman, who was arrested on the charge
of stealing her own child in New York,
complains of being kept a prisoner in
the Tonbs by official red tape.
The coasting steamer Clara E. Rogers
was in collision with an unknown steam
er in Vineyard Sound and went to pieces
on the rocks, where she was beached in
the hope of saving her.
Maggie Brown, who had been for
several weeks holding up farmers return
ing from the markets in Allegheny, was
arrested. She had four revolvers and
knew how to use them.
Miss Minnie Wheeler, of New York,
while out driving with friends in Nor
ristown, N. J., leaped out of the car
rage when the horse ran away and was
killed.
A delegation representing he opposi
ton to the present administration in
Panama arrived in New York on their
way to submit their story to the Presi-
dent.
Some commercial reforms in Turkey
are reported by Vice Consul General
Smith-Lyte, of Constantinople, to the
Bureau of Manufactures, Washington.
Mrs. Lucy Lockwood Weed, whose
husband died in New York, alleges that
he had two wives and was getting ready
to wed third
Friends of Dr. Frank Bronwer, ac-
cused in Toms River, N. J., of poisoning
his wife, subscribed funds to pay counsel
fees.
Eleven persons were killed and over
a score injured by the overturning of a
crowded electric car in East Providence,
R. I.
Mrs. Caroline McKernan, who was a
nurse in the Crinean War, died at her
home, in Phoenixville, Pa.
Thirteen members of the Ocean County
IN. J.) Board were fined 500 and costs
each for grating.
Representatives of the Italian govern
ment are investigating complaints made
to the consuls in the United States
alleging harsh treatment of 1900 Italians
who are brought from New York to
work for the Carolina Construction
Company in the building of railroad
from spruce pines, via Marion, S. c.
The International Arbitration Confer
ence. in session at Lake Mohonk, N. Y,
adopted platform which plans that The
Hague conference be made permanent
and recognized congress of nations, with
advisory powers.
The "stand-pat" coal mine operators
who have been in session at Columbus,
O., adjourned after delegatihg to a COM
mittee of "a authority to take such action
relative to the situation as it may deem
advisable.
Daniel N. Lockwood, well-l1nown
lawyer and former member of Congress,
died at Buffalo. He nominated Cleve-
land for mayor, then governor and also
for president.
Joe Hudson and wife, aged NJ and 20
years, respectively, were burned to death
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Walhalla, S. c.
Maggie Cline, the vaudeville singer,
was badly injured in a collision between an
automobile and a carriage at Red Bank,
N. J.
Fire destroyed property valued at $780,
600 at Jefferson, 0.
The steamer Erwin was run into
and sunk in the St. Clair River just
below St. Clair by the steamer Cowle,
and FIVE members of the Erins crew
were drowned.
Paul Morton was elected president of
the Equitable, and former Judge Viii
liam A. Day was elected vice president.
Other officials were elected and appoint
ed.
Judge Laconbe has ruled that the
books Of alleged subsidiary companies
of the Tobacco Trust must be produced
before the Federal Grand Jury of New
York.
The government ferry boat Ellis Is
land, with 500 immigrants aboard, was
rammed into a bulkhead to avoid
collision with a steamer in New York
harbor.
The Lincoln party, of Pennsylvania,
has nominated Lewis Emery, Jr., the foe
of Standard Oil, as their candidate for
governor.
The three children of Mrs. Adelford
Van Slette were found dead in a trunk
at their home in Kankakee, Ill.
William Wardlow and Jesse Heating,
convicts at the Wyoming Penitentiary,
died from drinking wood alcohol.
Police Commissioner Bingham, of
New York, declares Rev. DR.. Parkhurst
is common scold.
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