60 DIE TRAPPED IN TUNNEL UNDER LAKE DISASTER BESETS CHICAGO WORKERS
A massive lake tunnel crib fire near South Chicago traps workers, killing many and injuring others. Rescue tugs T. T. Morford and Conway pull survivors from ice as officials tally missing and dead. The disaster stems from a wooden crib used in tunnel construction with air shafts and dynamite nearby.
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T. T. Morford
Johnson
Rescnuers
Conway
Chicago
South Chicago
Grand Crossing
George W. Jackson Company
Calumet River
Thomas Matchin
McDonald
Sixty-eighth Street Crib
Rolson
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised in Testimonial
A Noah Kentucky woman describes relief from headache nervous prostration and hemorrhages during change of life after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She says it helps with housework store duties and feels younger. The ad claims the remedy cures female inflammation ulceration discharge fibroid tumors irregularities and backache.
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Noah
Lydia E. Pinkham
Ydia E. Pinkham
Three Sisters Found After Twelve Year Search
Mrs. Annie Brider of Louisville, widow of Cape Girardeau, seeks her three daughters Rosie May Myrtle and Mabel who vanished twelve years ago after being sent to visit their father Henry Brider. They were placed in a Baptist Orphan Asylum in St Louis which was later relocated after the 1896 cyclone. The reunion marks the end of a long maternal pursuit.
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ST. Louis
Byron W. Noyes
Boston
Annie Brider
Cape Girarden
Louisville
Brider
Rosie May
Myrtle
Mabel
Henry Brider
Baptist Orphan Asylum
South St. Louis
Gargle with X-Zalia for quick sore throat relief
An advertisement promotes X-Zalia as a throat gargle costing 60 cents. It claims direct contact with throat lining heals inner tissues as fast as skin and removes white spots. Available from druggists.
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Belief in Unionism Highlighted at Faneuil Hall Rally
Edward A. Filene of the International Union of Steam Engineers urged industrial democracy and adequate voice for workers. He opposed class consciousness and urged fairness in wage rates across unions. James Duncan of the AFL spoke on organizing labor and refugee treatment, noting presidential assurances on cases in Russia and Mexico.
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International Union of Steam Engineers
Faneuil Hall
Economic Club
Filene
Douglas
Brockton
Mr. Tilene
Jan Pouren
Russia
Matt Comerford
Huddell
Thomas Hawley
Engineers
Massachusetts
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