Train Incident Injures Girl as Train Slows and Passengers Help
A young woman was nearly dragged from a moving passenger train near a village ten miles west of Whes when a stunt performer’s actions caused the car to lurch. Fortunate to escape serious harm, she was surrounded by female friends and aided to the village for care.
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Tragedy in New Jersey and Storm Notes Highlight Newark Advertiser Record
The Newark Advertiser reports Bir fue Lewis of Chinmey Rock Somer set conpiy killed his wife during a Friday night quarrel then died by suicide after starting a fire. The couple had no children and jealousy was cited as a motive. A BBC storm summary followed with vivid Cincinnati thunderstorm imagery and meteorological observations.
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County Convention the People's Party Seeks Harmony
The County Convention at the Court-house plans to set a county ticket. The report lists student counts for Pennsylvania College 1350-09 and notes volumes in several college libraries. Upcoming events include commencements, alumni meeting, summer and winter sessions, church dedications, and local parades plus a tragedy of a man’s self-inflicted death near Westminster.
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From 7000 to 8000 Victims in Syria Massacre
The massacre of Christians in Syria is reported with estimates of 7,500 to 8,000 killed. The atrocity is described as indiscriminate slaughter across ages and both sexes, eliciting European outrage and calls for punishment of leaders. The piece links the violence to broader tensions and fears of retribution in international politics.
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Proslavery Debate and Public Notices Bleed into Gettysburg
Fragmentary 1860 era notice shows a plea for Diptheria remedy from Dr Surss of Lifletown, reporting 150 cases with 8 deaths, and urging adoption by locals. It includes population stats for Gettysburg Cumberland township and Pennsylvania, plus political comment on Douglas Breckenridge factions and Oregon results. A shipping disaster follows with the steamer Lacrosse exploding near New Orleans Galveston, killing nine and wrecking vessel and cargo valued at about 20000.
Governor Liens Afflicted Amid Personal Losses
The Annapolis Gazette notes the Governor of Maryland has endured severe sorrow within two years losing his wife and three children while continuing to serve. It also reports Comptroller Wx. L. Porter's son John Englar of Carroll County dying in his bed after attending a woods meeting.
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Global City Populations and St Louis Mob Riots
The article notes London as the world’s largest city near 3 million, with Babylon Jerusalem and others cited at various millions. It recounts a mob burning furniture and effectives in southern St Louis after ridding thirty houses of ill fame, with $30,000 loss and 63 offenders fined by the Recorder.
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