Train Wreck in Georgetown by Great Gale Injures Crew
A passenger train traveling from Denver to Georgetown was wrecked by high winds near Idaho Springs. Four crew members and one passenger were injured, with the engine and tender remaining on the track. A gale toppled cars, forced them off the rails, and halted the train about 1,600 feet from Georgetown station.
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Idaho Springs
Cole
Colorado and Southern
Georgetown
Felows J K. Robinson Express
Denver
W. Straight
Dunlap
Kane
M Smith
Patrick Omara
Hurley
Guhside
Cola Tebrusry
Rocky Mountains
Colorado
Wyoming
Dover
Charles Ormsby
Wiliam Daniels
Cedar Creek Canyon
Dr Greenesa Nervara remedy promises beauty through pain relief
An advertisement in dated prose touts Dr Greene’s Nervara blood and nerve remedy to prevent aging signs. It features testimonials from Maris Chass of Crowland Ontario who claims two bottles improved sleep, mood, and energy, enabling daily chores again, and urges readers to seek free advice at 101 Fifth Ave New York City. The piece markets the product through a guru tone, urging nervous urban women to act now.
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Greenesa Nervara
Maris Chass
Buffalo, WY
Crowland
Ont
Putin
Nef Roungens
Newiana
Greece
Greene
Fifth Ave
New York City
Wounding of Louisville Attorney by Jealous Husband
The article reports James L Shrader, a former assistant Commonwealth's attorney for Louisville and Jefferson County, was fatally wounded in a hotel lobby by W 8 Neal Jr of Lawrenceburg, allegedly due to Neal's jealousy over Shrader's attention to Mrs Neal. The piece includes a Harper's Weekly anecdote about Thomas B Reed and a digression on courtroom wit.
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Shrader
Louisville
Louisvile
James L Shrader
Commonwealth's
Jefferson County
Neal, Jr
Lawrenceburg
Neals
Neal
Captol
Constellations Watch as Candles Challenge Stars
Lawrence Knowles presents a poetic meditation on space and memory. The text evokes distant galaxies, cold planets, and faded songs while contrasting lonely astral realms with human longing and ritual awe. It blends classical allusions with sci fi imagery for a reflective, interstellar tribute.
Rev J W Atwood Installed at Cuthbert Presbyterian Church
Rev J W Atwood was installed pastor of the Cuthbert Presbyterian church by a Macon presbytery commission yesterday morning A union service followed with Rev J W Quarterman preaching The commission then proceeded to Fort Gaines to install Atwood as pastor there tonight, marking a two church assignment in one day.
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J. W Atwood
Cuthbert Ga
J W Atwood
Cuthbert Presbyterian Church
Macon
Fatally Shot at Dance in Eatonton Ga
At a negro frolic on B R Becks Charlton place Floyd Maddox was shot in the abdomen by John Lester. Two bullets buried in him. physician could not locate them. Lester at large. Primary at Valdosta Friday. Municipal race in Valdosta features Briggs and Stevens for mayor with alderman candidates listed.
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Eatonton
R. Becks
Ghalaton Place
Floyd Maddox
John ‘Lester
Floyd
John Lester
Valdosta
A’ Briggs
Stevens
T Blalock
M Harvey
K Jones
D Peeples
R Gurley
J H Duffy
J W Pinkston
G Wrant
L W Shawere
Eldermenia Board
Butler at Bar for Bribery in Fulton Trial
In Fulton Missouri this February Colonel Edward Butler of St. Louis faces trial for bribery of nineteen house of delegates members to pass a city fighting bill. The courtroom was packed as Judge Graves denied the demurrer and venue change. Credit goes to attorney Folk and Westminster College students for the dramatic opening while jury selection proceeds.
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Westminster College
Krum
Dsfense
Graves
Folk
Butler
Five Children Burn to Death in Iowa House Fire
At Couney Bluffs Iowa early today a residence fire killed five children and seriously burned their mother who tried to rescue them. The incident underscores dangers faced by families in such blazes.
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Couney Bluffs
Iowa
Murderer Still at Large in Bedford Killing
Bedford police investigate the murder of Mira Schafer with no motive found. Detectives focus on a suspect known to Schafer, seen near her boarding house route, described as tall with an overcoat. He left Radford the morning after the crime and stayed away several days as inquiries continue.
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Misa Schafer
Bedford
Mira Schafer
Miles Schafer
Miss Schafer
Albert Deltch
M and
Fourteenth Streets
Walter Owne
J. and
Mr. Mills
Johnson
Radford
Costly fire at Clarksville injures town facilities
Fire in Clarksville Tennessee caused about 100000 in damage. It destroyed the Weaver and McCauley grocery, Gerhart Bong drug store, and Russell grovery stock. Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph and other firms reported losses including stock and buildings, with insurance figures not obtainable.
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Tennessee
Clarkeville
Toen
Weaver & WeCau- Joey
Russell
Gerhart
Cunbertland Telephone and ‘Telegraph Company
Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph Company
Weaver & McCauley
Gerharts Bong
C F Couta
Three Men Shot in Pistol Duel at Austin
In Fairmont West Virginia on February 1 James Kennedy of Austin crawled to Tunnelton to report a fierce revolver fight at Austin. Three men were wounded. Kennedy aged 88 shot through mouth and lip near death. James Black of Baltimore 26 shot through left eye and chest likely to die. W C Mitenell of Milwaukee 34 shot through both lungs and dying. The men, conscious of impending death, refuse to name others. They were carried to hospital and placed in same ward as they feared implicating outsiders. It remains unclear if other assailants joined the fight.
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Fairmont
W Va
James Kennedy
Austin
Tunnelston
Wil
James Black
Baltimore
Wil Dite
W. C Mitenell
Milwaukee
Mies
Kennedy
Tunnelton
Cnform
Konon
Cockran Named for Congress in New York District
Bourke Cockran was nominated as the Democratic candidate for Congress in the twenty first New York district at a Tammany central division convention tonight. The vacancy arose from McClellan's resignation to become mayor of New York. Cockran accepted the nomination.
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New Fork
W Bourke Cockran
Congress
Twenty First
New York District
Tammany Central Division
McClellan
New York
Cockran
Divorce Granted to Mme Nordica in New York
In New York on February 1 M me Nordica the prima donna whose private name is Mrs Zillan W Doeme was granted an interlocutory decree of divorce by Justice Bischoff in the supreme court The decree follows a report by referee William M Turner appointed to take testimony The referee found Zoltan Doeme the defendant and well known tenor guilty of adultery No alimony is provided for Mme Nordica
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Thomas B. Reed
Harper's Weekly
Sperker Reed
To & Pieman
Heed
Reed
New York
Mme Nordica
Mra Zillan VW
Only Anarchy on the Island Ahead of February Crisis
Washington reports distressing conditions in Santo Domingo and Haiti with business nearly at a standstill. Officials say the United States is a trusted ally but debt disputes and foreign pressure strain relations. In Santiago de los Caballeros, 200 men attacked by Neutensata. authorities rushed war supplies to the town as fighting looms.
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France
United States
Dombasle
Nancy
Tusk
America
Irving
Washington
Banto Domingo
Port Au Prince
San Domingo
Hait
Santo Domingo
Vuezvelan
Cape Halden
Neva
Republic of San Domingo
Jiminez
Worth Million Woman Starves in St Petersburg Room
An elderly woman in St Petersburg died from privation after twenty years in a small room. Officials found 5800 in a cupboard and securities valued at 1,000,000. The woman left no heirs. Both a literary anecdote and a transit note appear in the same clipping, including a humorous Heaven vs Hell tale and news of a fast train between St Louis and Texas with reduced travel times.
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St Petersburg
Bhis City
Chief of Police Killed in Mexico City Attack
Mexico City reports Colonel Car oll Villages chief of police fatally wounded when struck by a carriage pole in front of the bull ring yesterday afternoon. He died two hours later from his injuries.
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Mexico City
Caroll Villages
Protests Over Champagne Use On Dakota Christening
A 2000 strong Dakota protest from Dakotans centered in Minneapolis claims christening of New York Hills steamship Dakota at New London would be inappropriate. They allege the name honors Prohibition states and request removal of champagne imagery from the ship’s christening.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Hills
Hill
New York
Hills New Steamship
Dakota
New London
Caim
Lans
Bones of Prehistoric Animal Found in Fayum Desert
The Fayum desert near Cairo yields ancient inscriptions in Greek and discoveries of extinct species. Among finds is Moeritherium, ancestor of elephants, and Arsinoitherium with horns of bone and skin. Six or seven Arsinoitherium skulls show horns, while Ainoceras specimens link to Wyoming. Excavation, begun long ago, continues despite harsh travel to water, promising more discoveries.
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Fayum
Chicago Record Herald
Fatum
Cairo
Myrat
Wyoming
Therlum
Arsinoe
Ptolemy
Payum
The Anglers Toast To The King Of The Largest Fish
In New York Gun Norman Jeffries recounts a toast among anglers praising the elusive biggest catch. The poem mocks clever tricks failing to snag the supreme prize while urging cheers to the legendary fish that got away.
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Norman Jeffries
New York
Boxing Bout Fatal To Negro at Browway Club
Nelson She lo a Negro died in a Philadelphia hospital from injuries sustained in a boxing bout with Rosario Locha last Thursday at the Browway Athletic Club. Police say Locha was arrested. Bradford, Ohio reports a convict named Frank Herris escaped from a train near Bradford after leaping from a window into a snow bank.
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Philadelpha
Nelson Shelo
Rosario Locha
Browway Athletic Club
Loche
Iiberty
Bradford
Ohio
Howe Frank Herris
Bia
Peru Archbishops Eima Congress Opens with Decision
The February extraordinary congress opened today in Peru as government authorities refused to obey orders from the archbishop. Officials detained two married women in Temale prison after their husbands sued for alimony, marking a tense outcome in the dispute.
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Peru
Eima
Saturny
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Lawrence Knowles
Wilhelm Peterson
Greensboro
Willem Peterson
Counsy Chamber
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Clarksville
Tammany
Mme
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Haiti
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King Hardware CO
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Poiate
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Charles Dana Gibson
Danas
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Philadelphia Ledger
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