Powder Plant Blast Kills Twenty Five In Lowell Mass
A dynamite explosion at United States Cartridge company near Lowell destroys thirty houses. Conservatively twenty five killed and fifty five injured as militia lines safeguard order. Many victims from Essex and Middlesex counties. hospital reports and mislaid identities cited.
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Lowell
Mass
United States Cartridge Company
Here
Lawrence
Acton Street
South
Essex County
Middlesex County
St. John's Hospital
Boston
Exeter
N. H
Cartridge Company
William Riggs
Riverside Park
James Galloway
Wiliam Flynn
McDermott
Michael Rogers
Concord
William Galloway
Drunken Hungarian Rescued by Police on Wheeling Island
In Wheeling West Virginia July 29 a drunken Hungarian steel worker named Postep embraced a local woman prompting a mob to chase him. He drew a twelve inch dirk to defend himself until police arrived rescuing him as stones flew and a rope was requested. The man lies seriously injured.
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Wheeling
W. Va
John Postep
Wheeling Island
Postep
Tragedy in New Orleans Leaves Policeman Dead
In New Orleans on July 29, Policeman Henry Hahns shot himself after an argument with his wife. He died instantly. He leaves six children.
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New Orleans
Henry Hahns
Populist unity behind economic reform at Denver meeting
At Denver July 29 the two People's Party factions united under a single banner. They declared opposition to both major parties and backed national economic reforms including silver coinage, public land use, American ships, and direct democracy tools. A new organization committee was formed to proceed toward a unified national convention. In Lawrence Massachusetts the same night a racial riot left two men injured as a white mob pursued two Black men and police intervened.
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T People’s Party
People's Party
Reform Parties
United States
Denver
United People’s Party
Omaha
Ve Hs Ae
J. S. Felte
J. M. Mallett
R. H. Rheemling
A. Jointer
Frank W. Owens
J. A. Edgarton
Colorado
Milton Park
Texas
J. H. Calderhead
Montana
C. Q. Defrance
Pardons Board Recommends Commutation for Batson
News from Lake Charles reports the pardon board has recommended commuting the death sentence of P. Batson, accused of killing six members of the Earle family. Batson learned the decision Tuesday and asked for a message to his mother at once. excitement grows as New Orleans awaits Governor Heard's ruling.
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Lake Charles
Batson
Board of Pardons
New Orleans
O P. Batson
Earle
Heard
Cowboy Hospitalized After Wild Cow Attack
Groveton Texas July 29 Colonel H G Williams of Austin was supervising cattle grading for shipment to Cuba when a wild cow charged him and caused serious injuries. Doctors consider his condition doubtful.
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Groveton
Tex
H. G. Williams
Austin
Cuba
Kodol Belief on Stomach Health and Nervous Strain
Kodol asserts that a taxed stomach under nervous strain affects heart action, supports the nervous system, and feeds the brain, promoting full and untrammeled function. The claim links digestive balance to overall mental and physical vitality.
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Kodol
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Norwood
John Wittman
Fiore
Guiwu
United
Charles Hall
Charles Pleasant
Cronan
Pleasant
Ninth Street
Opera House
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Houston
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the Bryan Grocery Co
Edge Bros
Sanders Bros
Cole Bros
Thys
W. Higgs
Geo. W. Higgs
Fountains Jax & Odom
Jno. M. Law
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