Tragic Hudson Tunnel Collapse Kills Twenty at Jersey City
A catastrophic collapse during ventilation shaft work at the Hudson River Tunnel site near Jersey City traps twenty men under debris and silt. Rescue efforts unfold as officials estimate a three week delay while bodies are recovered.
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Jersey Orry
N.J
Govolovk
Hudson River
Twarnet
Haas
Allicis
Gserg
Spellman and
Uy Ung
Alor
Duread
Tim
Cena
Jersey City
Conden Iis Elles
Thoms van Nostrand
Howard
Fifteenth Street
Hudson Tunnel Railroad Company
North River
Col
Haskins
Weiss
Wils
New York
Walla
Tovethior
Nmsons
Completion and Perils of Prolonged Fasting Experiments
A Protestant pastor reports on Dr Tanner's sixteen day fast and the outcome of water abstention. He notes weight gain after resuming water and questions whether the full forty days would be survivable, citing observers who doubt extended starvation beyond twelve days even with external water. The piece also covers famine reports in Mosul, onion medicinal uses, and a detailed cotton rust study advocating humus restoration via cowpeas to improve yields and soil health.
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St. Patel
Minziesote
Pioneer Press
W. G. LeDuc
St. Paul
Washington
Hastings
Pioneer Frese
LeDuc
Fing Bean
United States
Pioneer Pre
LeDug
Elogue Deasonal
America
China
Japan
India
Geo LeDuc
James Eiver
Atlantic
Gulf of Mexico
Texas
Carolinas
Florida
Georgia
Alabama
Louisiana
LeDie
Jobs Jackson
Aberdeenshire
Scotland
Jodis
Vi¢neer Preas
Jachon
Jackson
Sid
Scutchman
Aberdeenahirep
Great Tex Company
Scottish Assam Company
Assam
Tie Brother
Tnactive
Baratoga
New York
Department of Ar Hallearees
Epee
South Carolina
Paattwo
Thurber & Co
Mewers
W. J
H.J. Thompson
London
Austen Brokers
Itia
Sa Fuitha
H. Tuomesos
Martin Gilette & Co
Wisa Burchall
Washington, D. C
Pioneer Presa
Agaij
Altwen
Tioneer Press
LeDic
England
Seal Jad
Astam
Tunner
Tanner
Necasioia
Cdroehm
Sig
Bas
Fasuse
Viopescean
Ogatit
Mosul
Asiatic
Turkey
Gri
Tn Mosul
Dairiki
Mardin
Gemin
Trey
Thexa
Geldy
Jones
Ula
Severn
Charleston
Nerie
Judge Black's Choice in Garfield Hancock Rivalry
A Philadelphia Times dispatch quotes Judge Black of Pennsylvania weighing Garfield and Hancock. Black praises Hancock's character while noting Garfield would follow party guidance. The piece frames Black as a mutual friend to both candidates yet chooses a clear preference in the coming presidency.
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J. 8. Black
Pennsylvania
Eurape
Garfield
Philadelphia Times
Tee
Stephens
Montpelins
Hancock
le Haa
Hancock Ant
Judge Black
Wall
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Glinsa
Wandland
Or Lock
Iddo
Woodlsydynds
The
New York Times
Jon, LeDuc
Mixeuse Las
Jane
W. G. LePue
Department of Agriculture
Creorgis
Vress
Wien
LeDoc
Enghind
Benother
Mr. Jackson
Georgetown
Minnexnte
Hinecy Bres
Fornix
Tila
LeDoe
Minnesota
Cuba
Minnespolia
Lamejana
LeDue
Fumie Press
Geneve
Clarens
Ftornoon
Thuy
Fribourg
Montreous
Avonis
de Alizal
Arena
Cressera
Prin Bly
Callador
Rera
St. Louis
Wytheville
Sive
Sarah Collins
Obenchair
Wooran
Couthrow
Dhe
Elkeulir
Sanltary Commission
Monville
Lo'clock
Coul Place
Asheville
North Carolina Pre Association
Gually
Washington,d. C
New Hampshire
Mathye
Rhode Island
Denver
Gen. Grant
Mra
Med Grant
Heeba House
Manitou
Sharpérg
Grant
Noah Towner
Central
W. Vu
Galveston
New Orleans
Falliver
Max
Sherman
Aoana
Charley
Maetter
Lexington
Silene
Hoxornn
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