Destructive cyclone hits Silver City New Mexico
A cyclone struck Silver City, New Mexico, leaving the town nearly destroyed. Reports claim as many as thirty dead, though verification is impossible while communications and bridges are out. Couriers race to gather details from surrounding areas as attempts to reach the devastated town continue.
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Deming
N. M
New Mexico
Silver City
Particuars
Choosing Mountains or Seashore for Health Advice
The notice questions whether a health retreat is wise for sudden bowel issues and promotes Dr Seth Arnold's Balsam as the best remedy priced at 25 cents. It also advertises Bartletts Food for Infants and Invalids.
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Seth Arnold
Boston to Newport Excurson on New Haven Line
Next popular excursion from Boston to Newport departs Thursday July 2. Round trip tickets cost $1. Tickets on sale at 3 Old State House and Park Square station.
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Boston
Newport
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Old State House
Park Square Station
Five Years in Jail for Deerfield Tax Collector
Greenfield July 22 The Deerfield defaulting tax collector Albert Stebbins faced sentence in Superior Court after a civil settlement capped at 7000 to cover town claims of 7500. Agents for bondsmen sought to cover Dickinson Academy fund and Greenfield Savings Bank totals of 1900. Stebbins claimed ignorance of the missing funds as Judge Maynard imposed a five year term.
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Albert Stebbins
Deerfield
C. P. Aldrich
Helen M. Stebbins
Elisha Wells Stebbins
Stebbins
Dickinson Academy Fund
Greenfield Savings Bank
Maynard
Miller Edwin Baker Case Before Superior Court
The Commonwealth aims at the case against Edwin Baker, a well known Charlemont miller who earlier confessed to attempting bribery of George A. Perkins, chair of the State Highway Commission, offering 50 to locate a road section in Charlemont. Witnesses testified to his good character and Judge Maynard imposed a fine of 400.
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The
Commonwealth
Edwin Baker
Charlemont
Woman hit by horse in Dedham street accident
July 22 Dedham report states Mrs. Rosy Kelley aged 60 was struck by a horse driven by J H May and thrown to the ground on Boyden Square East Dedham. She was taken to her Central Street home with serious bruising and a severe scalp wound after medical aid arrived.
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Dedham
Rosy Kelley
Boyden Square
East Dedham
J. H. May
West Street
Central Street
Lou Daniels Falls From Window in Middletown Tenement
Three year old Lou Daniels toppled from a second story window on Centre street in Middletown. She fractured a leg in two places and broke a thigh when her mother stepped out briefly. The accident occurred in a tenement building.
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Middletown
Conn
Lou Daniels
Centre Street
Barn Construction Accident Hurts One at Harvard
Ayer July 2 John E. Hosmer and three others were raising a corner post at Fiske Warren's new barn when the post fell on Hosmer breaking three ribs and inflicting a severe head cut. He was taken home with poor recovery prospects.
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Ayer
John E. Hosmer
Fiske Warren
Harvard
Lightning Sets Pittsfield House Ablaze, Family Escapes
George Barton’s house on the Lee Becket line was struck by lightning during last night’s storm and burned to the ground. The total loss is $1500, insured. The dog woke the family, preventing a total tragedy.
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Pittsfield
George Barton
Lee and
Becket
Defender Triumphs Over Vigilant In 30 Mile Race
New challenger Defender defeats the keelboat Vigilant by 9 minutes 17 seconds over a triangular 30 mile course starting Scotland lightship. Defender gains on every leg, with fastest runs on light to moderate breeze and final 10 mile reach home. Races continue with Newport Goelet cup and future trial matches planned.
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New York
Scotland
Sandy Hook
Sylvia
Long Branch
Haff
Defender
City Island
E. A. Willard
Regatta Committee
Newport
Glen Cove
Swan boat ride fuels delight for Boston children
The Post annual swan boat outing at the Public Garden pond drew throngs of children and weary adults alike. Tickets were sold by Post newsboys as dozens of youngsters, many with mothers helping, crowded the wharf. Attendants and Miss Paget worked to place children safely aboard the four boats as cheers rang out and flags waved, with hopes to surpass last year’s 2500 rider mark.
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The
Post
Papa
Boston
Fragmentary Crop Note Appears in Morning Ledger
A fragmented OCR snippet lists cucumbers green apples watermelons and mentions an unclear phrase about a portent and names or initials. The readable items show agricultural terms with no coherent event or entities beyond plant produce.
London Divan Delights with Beauty and Utility
A stylish London Divan blends beauty and practicality in a compact cabinetwork design. The deeply cushioned satin damask seat sits on an Ogban mahogany frame inlaid with boxwood tulip rosewood and mother of pearl. It is offered as a special monthly leader at an unusually low price.
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West End
London
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