The Cab Ride to Nowhere Ends in Tragedy
Marguerite Preston tires and boards a waiting cab. She drifts toward a river barge as a pale driver steers her through night. Memories flood the scene until the curbside crowd learns she has been fatally run over by a cab wheel in under five minutes.
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New Library Building at Washington Largest of Its Kind
The Washington national library, soon to hold 4,000,000 volumes, will be the world’s largest library edifice after completion. It spans 111,000 square feet, rises 140 feet to the dome, and uses mainly home-made materials with granite from New Hampshire and Maryland and iron from several states.
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Another Chance Doctrine in Dewitt Talmage Sermon
In a sermon by Dewitt Talmage he argues against the notion that people may reform after death. He decries “another chance” as improbable, citing repeated earthly failings, alcohol, and moral decay. He contends judgment is final, urging surrender to Christ now and warning against delaying salvation for a future reversal.
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Man Fish Wins Angling Contest at Chicago Athletic Club
An amusing aquatic exhibition featured a man fish contest with Professor Robinson as the swimmer. J M Sellers attached a hook to a back harness and pulled Robinson through the water for fifteen minutes. The line broke after a vicious pull, granting the angler victory as the first noted win for the man fish.
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The Eagle on the Dollar Coin Portraits
The eagle on 1836 1838 and 1839 dollars mirrors a Philadelphia mint mascot named Peter the Mint Bird. Known as Peter during life he rivaled Old Abe in fame and was preserved after death by taxidermy to bless coinage portraits.
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Cage Blindness Describes Fatal Mine Peril
In Montana mines a condition called cage blindness makes veterans mistake the hoisting basket for a descent device. After long underground work, a miner emerging topside may imagine a basket awaits to lower him, leading to fatal falls if he steps into it alone.
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Worthington Sues Raleigh and Augusta for Damages
A Raleigh man named Worthington sues the Raleigh and Augusta Railroad for 5000 dollars after an engine strike with a cow hurled him into a mud-hole. The suit alleges the railroad’s negligence caused the accident and damages.
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