Milford chronicle., 1908-06-19
CONDENSED NEWS ITEMS
Thursday, June II.


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Thursday, June II.
The American Piano company, wit
an authorized capital of $12,O0o.00
was incorporated at Trenton, N. J.
The converted yacht Vixen, now {
the League Island navy yard, has bee
turned over to the naval militia o.
ganizatioH Of New Jersey.
Stephen Oberhase, a prisoner in tn
DauphiR county Jail at Harrisburg
Pa, hanged himself to a water pipe
his cell AID was dead when found.
Addison Henry, colored, a sectio
hand on the Baltimore & Ohio raj
road. was assaulted and instantly xiii
ed during a quarrel by Giuseppe Wis
cioto, an Italian employed in the sam
gang along the railroad near Whining
ton Del.
Friday, June II.
]. E. Cole and his son Albert wert
instantly killed. and the formers tive
daughters badly stunned, by lightning
at Spartanburg, S. C.
The executive committeeeof the Ma
tional Congress of Mothers'at a meet
ing here decided to hold the next ma
tionaI congress at New Orleans in Feb
ruary, 1909
Rev. Dr. John d. Pickles, pastor Of
st. Paul's church. Boston, and one OF
the best-knOwn Methodist clergymen
in Massachusetts, died Thursday, aged
sixty years.
Charles Reibe. who has been on trial
at Norristown, Pa, charged with Grim
inal operation and infidelity, pleaded
guilty to the latter charge and was sen
fenced to one year in Jail and pay a
fine of $500
Saturday. June 10.
Rudolph Ploetz, aged seventy-nine
years. a wealthy widower of the village
of Prairie du Sac, Wis, eloped with
Miss Ursula Hinges. aged eighty, his
sweetheart of childhood days.
Jerry Lynch, one of BuffalO's On. "
best-known detectives. was shot in the
stomach while chasing and endeavOr
ing to capture Otto Susdorf, who was
attempting to escape arrest in conne&
ton with the sale of $1,000 worth OF
stolen diamonds.
Grieved over the unfaithfulness OF
her sweetheart Gertrude Kennedy, the
daughter of contractor, committed
suicide in the street at Erie, Pa, by
drinking the contents of a three-ounce
bottle of carbolic acid.
Monday, June IS.
Major Boynton. founder of the Mac
cabees. is sick in bed at Toledo o.
As a result OF a severe beating by
a burglar. Mrs. Joseph Bartdogze, aged
years, is dead in Chicago. |
Miss Matte Brubaker, of Bricker
VILE Lancaster county, Pa. who was
gored by bull is in critical condi |
ton lockjaw having developed.
While Respondent over the death OF
his wife. Frank Good cut the Threats |
Of his three children and his Own
throat with a pocketknife on a farm
near Peabody, Kan.
AS a consequence of having been |
struck by a golf ball. Dr. Harry D.
Hayward. of Crown Point, Ind. has un-
1ergone an operation for the removal
If his left eye in a Chicago hospital
Tuesday, June 10.
Albert F. King, sixty years old was
'ound dead in bed at Norristown. Pa.
Henry Lentz, eighty-one years old.
lropped dead from heat in the street
It Pittsburg.
Harry A. Axtell, city treasurer OF
Ind, is short in his &C
counts about 100000 and is under ar
est.
Six men were seriously, but not ia
ally, injured when an automobile went
iver an embankment in Hays borough
lear Pittsburg.
A parcels post agreement between
he United States and France was
igned by Postmaster General Meyer
nd Ambassador Jusserand of France.
Wednesday, June II.
John B. Roach, the ship builder, died
of apoplexy at his home in
hester. Pa.
In a fit of jealousy, Charles Roth
yell shot his wife and then killed him
elf at their home, near Huntingdon,
Y. Va.
A slight earthquake shock was felt
t ogdensburg, N. Y, Tuesday even.
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Fifty fishing boats have been wreck, j
d off the coast of Kagoshima, Japan,
4 storm, and $50 of the crews have
cen drowned.
George Warnock and Harry Picket,
{ Manayank, were freed by a bull for ]
wo hours on the farm of Henry For.
er, at Lafayette, Pa.
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