Snow Blockade Paralyzes New England Trains in Blizzard
A severe blizzard blankets the Northeast causing widespread train stoppages from New York to Pennsylvania and deep snow drifts in Scranton and surrounding counties. Railroads impose blockades and relief trains are dispatched as mines idle in the anthracite region. forecasts warn the storm may surpass the March blizzard of four years ago.
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New Zngland
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Borline
New York
Southern Express Collision Near Philadelphia Kills Five
Parpaclepara February 22 The Southern express on the Pennsylvania railroad leaving Broad Street station collided with the Morton accommodation near South Street Philadelphia. Three cars of the accommodation wrecked five were killed and fifteen injured. Names of the dead include FB L. Minson and Miss Mary Reid both of Media and Rev James Walker of Lenni. The president was not aboard. The express train was delayed then continued to New York.
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ParcapeLpara
Southern Express
Pennnsylvania
Broad Street
Morton
South Street
Philadelphia
Harrigon
Washington
New York
Spenal
FB. L. Minsor
Mary HK. Reid
James Walker
Lenni
Washingtons Farewell Address read in Senate again
Five years after a Washington birthday ceremony in the senate the reading of the farewell address was repeated on Senators Hoar and Manderson events. The pro tem readers led a large audience in attentive observance as the senate honored the legacy.
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Washington
Senate
Hoar of
Massachnechts
Tagaux
Thas
Hoar
Mandereon
Senate Protem
Beng Reader
Takap Warne Pein
Mandermon
Resane
Liveryman Julia Duboia Burned in Vitriol Attack
Yesterday afternoon Julia Duboia, a liveryman, suffered severe facial injuries when vitriol was thrown by Mra Hermas Kaediwie. Oubois' panic linked to Kaedwie in a scandal, doctors hope to save his life. Also in Montine Daadioek Hutana and Feb 22 ballot results show Mantle 25 Clark 21 Di Tile.
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Linesay
Kas
Bob
Julia Duboia
Mra
Hermas Kaediwie
Mra Kaedwie
Montine Daadioek Hutana
Somator
Mantle
Clark
di Tile
Aged Skater News From the Park Lake
An elderly but agile skater, Irving Knickerbocker, regales a reporter with a long skating life spanning generations from father to son to grandchildren. The piece notes his enduring enthusiasm and graceful glides on the park lake attracting smiles from onlookers. A Canton Mississippi case follows about a woman who alternates white and black skin yearly, with sun sensitivity and mystery baffling physicians.
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Park Lake
Irving Knickerbocker
Albany Argus
Shrine keeper denies sinking of Mount Fuji
The shrine keeper at the summit refutes reports of subsidence on Mount Fuji. He cites summer investigations proving the sinking claim groundless, while noting a snowless area between Jojukake and Higashi Yasukewara where volcanic activity may have occurred, misread as subsidence.
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Mount Fuji
Jojukake
Higashi Yasukewara
Damages suit by mail carrier over blocked route in Connecticut
Lester Bennett, a Weston Norwalk route mail carrier, sues for damages claiming first snowfall blocked the highway between Weaton and Wilton’s Hurllut street post office, forcing nearly four miles detour daily and extra costs. A separate notice mentions E C Quinby of Carthage Iowa buying 1500 cate and flooding 80 mile radius with advertisements after Quinby’s campaign.
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Lester Bennett
Weston
Norwalk
Conn
Bennett
Weaton
Hurllut Street
Wilton
United States
E. C. Quinby
Carthage
Cate
Quinby
Atlanta Constitution
A Hig Harvest For the Boys
Heavy snow fell on the northwest region trapping Chinese pheasants. Sleety conditions left birds grounded and curious boys seized the chance to capture them and sell the game.
Fragmentary astronomy note on asteroid collision theory
A damaged fragment discusses two asteroids forming a body in a collision. The text mentions Dr. Swift and a comet phrase and hints at a speculative orbital outcome.
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Collinion
Anid Dr. Swift
Town Talk and Local Notes From Laramie
Fresh invoice at Palace Pharmacy lists Huyler s candy. Tivoli Cafe offers 8 for 5 commutation tickets. Judge Riser returns from Denver after ten days. Home Industrial convention public meeting at the courthouse tonight invites ladies. Senator Russell of Uinta County travels home on train 7 from Cheyenne with a black eye after a night of rough humor. Ulster loyalists in Belfast report arms purchases as orange societies plan resistance to potential home rule. Leland J. Webb prominent Topeka attorney found dead in his office. cocaine use linked to possible overdose or suicide attempts.
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Senator Russell
Uinta County
Cheyenne
Laramie Republcan
Lobos
Belfast
Orange Societies
Ireland
Post Office Savings Banks
Ulster
Orange Club
Dungannon
Birmingham
Topeka
Leland J. Webb
The
National Sons of Veterans
Soldier recalls tree strike during Civil War battery engagement
A Confederate or Union battalion details a weary assault in a peach orchard and woods. After rest and ammo, stray bullets whiz by as the narrator hides behind a tree only to be struck by a falling tree mass that cats around him, prompting disbelief and laughter from nearby soldiers.
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Jerusalem
Mer
New Orleans Times-Democrat
English Servants and American Visitors Clash in Social Tension
An Atlantic Monthly excerpt contrasts English servants and nobility with an American woman who fears a stern English butler. She tries to assert herself when visiting Lady de Wolfe, but the butler’s hauteur and her timid tone reveal class and cultural friction, amid notes about Parker and social expectations.
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Lady de Wolfe
Parker
Tiutor
Bell
Riser Wight
Kate D. Wiggin
Atlantic Monthly
Meeting Aims to Foster Sterling Silver Plate Company
Citizens at city hall called by the board of trade elect T A Kent president but ill health leads to A D Kelly taking the role. J M Parmenter becomes secretary as plans to establish a local silver plate firm with miner and gold plated ware and souvenir items. device to view various images through an eye held instrument.
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Board of Trade
M. Parmenter
T. A. Kent
A. D. Kelly
J. M. Parmenter
Messrs. Brown
Doe
Mesara
Brown
Buechner
Kelly
Parmenter
Baird
River
Hollister
Ite
Sax
Home Industries Association
Movements and Transfers of Local Residents
Ed Kauffman arrived from the near yesterday while J. D. Kelley left on a train. Dr. Ratter sailed from England last Saturday. Clark E. Dodge departed for Rawlins at noon yesterday. D. Merritt leaves today for a short Kansas trip. A. W. Barber and Judge Van Devanter went to Denver yesterday. OC. W. Burdick and George W. Hoyt couples are in Denver. I. B. Moore, A. L. New and A. O. Beckwith returned to Evanston. Arthur Deomead came back yesterday from the south. De Forrest Richards, visiting Denver since the legislature adjourned, was in the city yesterday en route to Douglas.
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Hr. D. Merritt
Kansas
A. W. Barber
Judge van Devanter
Denver
OC. W. Burdick
George W. Hoyt
Arthur Deomead
de Forrest Richards
City
Douglas
Dave Grahams Bear Claws Hat Rack Sparks Banter
Dave Graham, a famed hotel man, keeps horns carved from antelope on his hat rack. A Chicago visitor claimed they were bear claws prompting Graham to defend the joke and move on.
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Dave Graham
Casper Derrick
Mr. Graham
Kelly
Chicago
Horne
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Gains Endorsements
A Missouri grocer and businessman says Chamberlains Cough Remedy has proven highly effective after years of use and he recommends it to customers based on personal experience. The report highlights word of mouth driving sales for the remedy.
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Chamberlain
Gough
W. L. Nooham
Reborg
Cheyenne men lead Yaqui canal project in Sonora
Nettleton and Johnston leave for Guaymas to supervise the Yaqui canal a planned North American water system covering 400 000 acres with two thirds of Yaqui river water. The 2 000 000 acre grant includes 550 000 deeded to the company as Walter S. Logan of New York directs the venture with Colorado Wyoming interest and western offices in Denver and New York.
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Gal
Wh. BS. Nettleton
Denver
J. A. Johnston
Cheyenne
Sonora and Sinalas
Guaymas
Mexico
North America
Yaqui
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Consenticut
Rhode Island
Mayo
Fuerte
Col. Nettleton
Mr. Johnston
Colorado
Wyoming
Walter 8. Locan
New York
Senator Wolcott
Jackson Building
William Street
Jack Frost Flour Goes Out of Business Auction
Ki J Towslee and Co announce closure inventory sale of stock furniture and fixtures at bargain prices. All accounts due by March 1 will be placed for collection. Jack Frost flour billed as leading in wheat.
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Ki. J. Towslee & Co
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New England States
Boston & Albany Railroad
Springfield
Fromm
Portland
Thetman
Boston Transcript
St. Loum
Andervour
Canton
Miss
Sallis Station
Aberdeen Road
New Orleans Times- Democrat
U. S
Tontoy
Huyler
Palace Pharmacy
Tivoli Cafe
Riser
Home Industrial Convention
Court House
Jwok
Eee Books
Books and Tonery
Cheyenne News Depot
Oppowte PostoMee
Home Industries
Ed Kauffman
J. D. Kelley
Dr. Ratter
England
Clark E. Dodge
Rawlina
I. B Moore
A. L. New
A. 0. Beckwith
Evanston
Hutchinson
Opera House
Chinatown
Oo Tha Bowery
Obryenne
Sonora
Central
Jack Frost
Operahouse
Tripal
Guiza
Madison
K.P. Vie
EB. BK
Epa
Fred Schaefer
Sixteenth Street
Ferguson
Indus
Zehner, Buechner & Cos
BR Burd
Lube Sz
Hard
Tiwen
Irth
Reed Streets
Mann Brosb
Mm. Idelman
A. Idelmann
Idelman Bros
Havana
Carl Upman
Ageats
Glaccum & Sona
Kay West
M. Marks
Gor
Eddy
Pioweer Wholesale and Retail
Liquor House
Sixteenth
Fergusee Streets
Schlitz
Johnston & CO
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