Milford chronicle., 1907-10-11
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Thursday, October :.

u "-ASiS"s CHASA mOuVe power
s. clerk Of the Pennsylvania railroad
At died at his home at Altoona, Pa.
Ic Governor Stokes granted a reprieve
o until November 1 to John Schuyler
s who was to have been hanged at Elem,
n ington, N. j., on Friday.
/. After living as a miser for more
a than so years and accommodating more
/. than $SS0,O00, Lander e. Merrick died
IN the almshouse at Kenosha, wis.
Major John H. DuVal, a retired
United States army officer. has been
detailed by the war department for
duty with the Pennsylvania National
Guard.
Friday, October 4.
An unknown Hungarian jumped from
a window of a Pennsylvania railroad
train at Piqua, o., and was fatally
injured.
A man, believed to be W. E. Hasson.
OF Philadelphia, was struck by a train
at Bordentown, N. j., and instantly
killed
The Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Railway company increased the wages
Of its machinists and boiIermakers two
cents an hour.
Fl. J. McCraeken & Co., the oldest
wholesale produce commission firm in
Pittsburg, failed; liabilities, s245, 1857;
assets, $166,2OO.
Saturday, October 5.
Stewart o'Hara, a lineman. was
electrocuted at Carlisle, Pa, while ad
1usting wires on a pole.
Insanely jealous Of his young wife
John Bohnrueller a Brooklyn saloon.
keeper, shot her to death and then
killed himself.
Because Of increased cost of -four
labor, fuel and supplies, the bakers Of
West Chester, Pa, have decided to
raise the price of bread one cent a
loaf. =
Samuel P. NJ. McCarroll. United
States attorney for the middle district 4
Of Pennsylvania, has resigned to 40
cept a judgeship in one of the Penn.
sylvania state courts. 6
Monday, October z.
Boarding mistresses of West Spring
field, Mass. have formed a union to
sustain a recently increased schedule
If rates.
Henry I. Wetzel of Sunbury, Pa,
Pennsylvania flagman, was killed in
he yards at Williamsport by beine
aught in a collision of cars. PHI
After vain endeavors to escape. a
teer beRg driven to a butcher shor
t FELTON,, York county, Pa, committed tn
uicide by dashing against a tree and IN
reaking its neck. No
barn fire in which William H. Ap Mo-
leby was burned to death at Plain TIN
cid, Conn.,, was caused by lantern T I'M
licked over by a horse which recently =
licked his brother-in-law to death and fro,
as the indirect cause Of the death OF Che
niece.
Tuesday, October 8. ETH FTi:
The population Of Canada now ex- Fri
eds 6,5O4OOO. Tue ia,
One trainman was killed and four
jured in a freight wreck on the c,I Be
railroad. at Bourbon. ~
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Julius NJ Reiser, the pioneer manu- -
,turer of plate glass mirrors in the ga
lifted States, died in New York, aged Eeo
years. RI
~ -@AS Jul u WI anu respondent "
aries Richards, of PHILADELPHIA.
nmitted suicide at Conshohocken. "
, by jumping into the canal. k6(
he Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
lroad company granted all tele
phi operators on the system an in
ase in wages of 8 per cent.
Wednesday, October 9. 4
wo men were drowned by the sink
of a coal barge at Fall River. ~
IS.
he Association of Spanish War .
ses held their annual session al
Point Comfort. Va. "
ne annual convention of the United
hren churches and Sunday schools
pennsylvania was held in Johns viii
/. for Phi
ss Julia Elizabeth Swindell the
liter of the late George Swindell ri,
Baltimore, Nd, was married in M ontsr
on. Thursd
ringfeld, Mass, boarding house T nEmasd
'esses have formed a boarding Monday
union and raised the price of Monday
from S. to SO a week. Tbursd'
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