The Climax-Madisonian. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1914-1917, 1915-09-01
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Rhlch Will meet Sept. 2S.
Rev. DR.. Emil Meister, pastor of st.
Stephens Lutheran church, Lancas-
ter. Pa. a prominent writer for re-
Egious publications. is dead.
Robert Hyke, retired coal operator.
is dead at Pomeroy, o. Dyke was a
Republican and served two terms each
as treasurer and commissioner in
Meigs county.
Justice of the Peace Noah Woodruff
of Roselle Park IN. j. sentenced
George Pierce. eighteen, to a five year
enlistment in the United States army
fer stealing four ears of green corn
from the garden of a neighbor.
Edward Corrigan was killed wnen
his automobile collided with a tree
near Cleveland
Miss Anna V. Potts and Miss Emily
Potts, her sister, were killed and
George T. Puzey was fatally hurt in
an automobile accident near Camden,
n. ].
Within sight of their father Ralph
and Harry Lutz, sixteen and eighteen,
respectively, were run down and killed
by a Lackawanna passenger train
near Elmhurst, N. J.
Mrs. Frances Warren Pershing. wife
OF Brigadier General John ]. Pershing.
United States army, and three of her
four children were suffocated in a fire
in their quarters at the Preside of
San Francisco.
Three prisoners in Joliet, all trus-
ties, stole the automobile of Acting
Warden Ryan and escaped.
Former Governor Cole 1. BIease an
nounces he will be a candidate for
governor of South Carolina again next
year.
Sam ]. Nichols was nominated for
congress by the Democrats of the
Fourth (Georgia) district to succeed
Joseph T. Johnson, appointed federal
district Judge
Official figures show that the trop-
ical storm that visited the Texas coast
ten days ago took 275 lives. 206 on
land and 60 on water. More than 100
are unaccounted for.
James Connor Roche, an Irish dram
atist, actor and poet, died in New
York. He was seventy-two years old.
Chicago teachers will fight a new
educational rule prohibiting any teach
er of the public school system from
belonging to labor union.
Three men lost their lives in an ex-
plosion Of chlorine gas at the plant of
the Goldsmith DEFINING company at
Wyandotte, a suburb of Detroit
The baggage of DR.. Constantine
Dumba, Austrian ambassador to the
United States, was rified at the Lenox
(Mass.) railway station. No clew.
Fire in the Gilbert drug store threat
ened to wipe out the town of Burgetts-
town, Pa, before it was checked by
the dynamiting of buildings in it's
path. Loss 100000.
Homer Smith, Jr., former mayor of
Cincinnati, is dead.
Light frosts were reported by the
official weather bureau in North Da-
kota and Manitoba.
Harry Morris, stationary engineer,
was instantly killed at Lancaster. Pa,
by the bursting of big flywheel, a
piece of which struck him in the
breast.
Three men are raving maniacs in
Philadelphia, the result of shifting"
q new drug. The dope is known as
hyoscine hydro-bromide, a derivative
of morphine.
Two dodgers were burned to death
IN Jersey City in fire which caught
the three upper floors of five-story
building occupied by the American no.
tel. 10 cent lodging house.
Change in postal regulations, effec-
tive Sept. l, was made by which par.
eel post mail may be insured up to
800. Heretofore limit has been $50.
Latest estimates placed at $3.50, 900
the damage done by the cyclone which
cut swath through the borough of
Hanover, eighteen miles southwest o.
York, Pa.
Apple growers of the Hudson River
valley (New York; nave organized un-
der the direction of the state depart
auction for their wares.
Figures issued by the immigration
bureau show Sc per cent decrease in
immigration during the same period a
year ago, while every month this
year has shown a decline of from 60
to 79 per cent
Pauline MCGUIRE was killed and four
others seriously injured when an au-
tomobile driven by Ralph Johns turn
ed turtle west of Lima, o.
In a pitched battle at Perrysburg,
o., two automobile bandits were
wounded and two others captured.
The Seaboard Air Line has awarded
a contract for erection of new shops
at Portsmouth. Va, to cost 100000.
Fire is raging in one of the main
entries of mine No. 6 of the Poston
Consolidated Coal company at Mill.
field. o.
Abe Ruef, one time political boss OF
San Francisco. was paroled from San
Quentin prison upon agreement to
never re-enter politics.
American schooner Oscar G. has
been wrecked on the Haitien coast
while en- route to Cuba Captain and
crew saved.
DR.. Paul Ehrlich. discoverer of sal
varsan and Of the antitoxin for diph
iberia, died suddenly of heart disease
at Bad Homburg, Germany.
DR.. David B. Johnson, Rockhill, n
C., was elected president of the Ma
tional Education association.
President Wilson went to Philadel
pnia for examination of his eyes. The
trip was made in the White Houss
automobile.
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