Inverted organs kill man in St Louis hospital case
Arthur Zimmerman, 22, died after a rare situs viscerum inversus anomaly left his heart, lungs, stomach, liver, and spleen on opposite sides. Doctors noted the transposition caused diagnostic confusion, and though appendicitis was found on the left, the disease was too advanced for recovery.
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St. Louis
Arthur Zimmerman
City Hosital
Nictert
City Hospital
Zimmerman
Nietert
Louis Rassieur
Uwe Ding
Four Die in Reading Freight Wreck Near Hummelstown
Four men were killed instantly in a Reading railroad freight wreck on the Lebanon Valley division near Hummelstown. The dead are engineer Thomas T. Dolan fireman William Bl McConnaby conductor Patrick Kane and brakeman Charles E Mays all of Philadelphia. A derailed switch was open and the train, traveling at 95 miles per hour, plunged into a bank embankment.
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Reading
Lebanon Valley Division
Reading Railway
Hummelstown
Thomas T. Dolan
William BL Mc-Connaby
Patrick Kane
Charles E.i Mays
Philadelphia
Abankanent
From Congress to Kitchen in Lawton Restaurant
A Kansas politician, B R Ripley of Pittsburg, once a Kansas congressman and Populist leader, w ent to Oklahoma for work and now cooks in a Lawton, Oklahoma restaurant for board. Ridgeley, once a prominent Populist and ex congressman, says he moved for fortune but found hard luck and poverty, prompting discussions of possible aid from Kansas friends.
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Topeka
Kan
Chicago Chronicle
B. R. Ripley
Pittsburg
Kansas
Ridgely
Oklahoma
Congress
Ridgeley
Hard Iuck
State Central Committee
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Promoted for Piles and Injuries
An advertisement touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a cure for piles and various injuries. It claims the salve has cured thousands and guarantees results. Sold by W. P. Woldridge for 25 cents per box.
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Bucklen
W.P. Woldridge
Arrest of Dr Farriss in Franklin Ky on charge of assault
Dr W B Farriss of Pulaski Tenn, a Southern School of Osteopathy student, is arrested in Franklin Kentucky on an intent to assault charge involving Miss Fannie Hunt, a typist and shorthand reporter at the school. Hunt is the daughter of Parnal Hunt, a farmer and stock raiser in Allen County.
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The
Courier-Journal
W. B. Farriss
Franklin, Ky
Statement of Manly National Bank September 30 1901
The issue presents a good statement showing deposits near 400000 dollars a surplus fund of 25000 dollars and overdrafts secured and unsecured of only 651 cents.
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Manly National Bank
Lerald
Bank Failure in Brownsville Town Triggers Liquidation
The New Wood County Bank of Brownsville Town filed for creditor settlement after declaring it unable to meet financial obligations. No creditor schedule or bank statements were presented, and deposits were reportedly pressured while others withdrew funds. G. C. Shaw is named to manage liquidation with aims to pay depositors and creditors in whole or part. The bank dates to 1850s with authorized capital of 50,000. Local ex postmaster T. F. Anthony touts a medicine claim unrelated to the bank matter.
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Brownsville
Newood County Bank
G. C. Shaw
Illinois Day at Buffalo Celebrated at Pan American Exposition
Buffalo October 8 after three postponements Illinois day at the Pan American exposition was celebrated with a clear cool morning attendance rising. Gov Richard Yates with staff led the First Regiment Illinois National Guard to Lincoln parkway entrance where Chicago city council joined. Temple of Music hosted exercises with prayer by Bishop Fallows followed by welcomes from John G Milburn and responses by Gov Yates. Speakers included Senator William E Mason Lieut Col Frank C Lowden and Edwin A Munder.
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Buffalo
Richard Yates
Illinois National Guard
John J. Sanborn
Niagara Hotel
Lincoln Parkway
Chicago
Frank C. Lowden
Edwin A. Munder
MISS STONE FATE Dated Ultimatum and Possible Extension
Washington reports it is unlikely Miss Stone’s kidnappers will forgo enforcing their ultimatum on Tuesday. The State Department hopes a short extension may be granted if United States donors fund the ransom. The Stone Fund in Boston reached 45139 by noon Monday.
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Washington
Miss Stone
State Department
United States
Four Dead in Kentucky Church Feud Shootout
A Sunday gunfight at Hig Springs Union Baptist Church near the Tennessee line left four dead Tip Chadwell James Chadwell Rush Morgan and Henry Morgan fatally wounded Henry Overstreet and Jones were seriously wounded The feud between Virginia Morgans and Tennessee Chadwells traces back to the Civil War with many killings reported since then The Chicago Record-Herald notes a payment check pending through the clearing house.
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Middlesborn
Fonday
Hig Springs
Union Baptist Church
Tennessee Line
Sanday
Tip
James Chadwell
Rush
Henry Morgan
Henry Overstreet
Jones
Virginia
Maury County political notices announce several 1902 posts
Official announcements list candidates for Maury County offices in the August election. Ben Childers Keg. of Giles is named for Attorney General Eleventh Judicial District. J. G. Latta seeks re election as Register and James J. Kannon as Trustee. W. F. Embry and Willard P. Worley named for Circuit Court Clerk. A. Thomas listed for County Court Clerk. Also a tasteless chill tonic advert appears with price.
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Lawren Nity
Eleventh Judicial District
Lie
J. B. A Weare
Ben Childers
Giles County
Mer
G. Newt Pic
Maury County
Ware
W.F Embry
Willard P. Worley
John G. Latta
Register of
James J. Kannon
A.thomas
Thief Steals Large Sum From Hornbeak & Boyd Safe
In Hornbeak near Union City Tennessee a burglar blew the safe of Hornbeak and Boyd securing gold silver and sacks of money before escaping on a gray horse stolen from town. Other stores suffered smaller robberies.
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Union City
Tenn
Hornbeak
Hornbeak & Boyd
The Veiled Prophet Parades Through St Louis Harbor
The Veiled Prophet arrived at the wharf on Monday afternoon to a loud demonstration and a grand parade through the city led by a company from Jefferson Barracks. The annual procession is expected to be one of the brightest spectacles, drawing thousands of visitors for the Tuesday night event.
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St. Louis
United States Cayary
Jefferson Barracks
Col Cody to Lead Buffalo Bill Wild West Show Parade
Col William F Cody will attend in person next Saturday and lead the grand cavalcade through the principal streets. The exhibit includes United States Life Savers with breeches buoy life-saving equipment, plus features with Strathcona Horse and Boer War veterans from British and Canadian units and other World War participants.
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Col
William F. Cody
Buffalo Bill
Princip
Leity
Cody
Sea Coast Guard
United States Life Savers
Strathcona Horse
Baden Powell
Mafeking
Botha
Deer
Cronje
Joubert
Pekin
Afghan ameer dies after brief illness reported
Simin reports Habib Ouallah Khan, eldest son of the ameer of Afghanistan, informed the British agent at Cabul that the ameer died last Tuesday following a brief illness. Also notes Washington dispatches on rural free delivery expansion and Supreme Court reconvening on October 14. A jumbled blend of ads and notices appears in the same brief page.
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Ameer
Afghanistan
London
Simin
Habib Ouallah Khan
Cabul
Anniversary of Perryville Battle Remembrance in Tweeany
On October 1, Tweeany marked the thirty ninth anniversary of the bloody Perryville battle a noted Civil War clash. The event recalled many Manly county men of the First Tennessee Regiment who fought there with several left on the field or returning home with honorable scars.
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Perryville
Manly County
Flrst
Tennessee Regiment
Jury Deadlock in Yancy Murder Case in Franklin
Franklin Tenn Oct 5 The jury in State versus T B Yancy charged with murdering Constable Blanton failed to reach a verdict and was discharged by Judge Childress The panel stood four for conviction and eight for acquittal The case drew wide attention across the county.
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Franklin, Tenn
T. B. Yancy
Blanton
Childress
Nashville to Buy Turnpikes for Davidson County Plan
Davidson county may purchase the toll roads after the County Court adopted a report. The plan authorizes issuing bonds up to 250 400 dollars to fund turnpike purchases. The measure passed by nine votes against.
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Nashville
Davidson County
Farm Fight in Shelby County Over Corn Split
In Shelbyville Tennessee on October 3 a farm quarrel over corn division led to a fight. Horace Chun He and Lacy Senretts clashed with a large knife injuring Senretts, who received a six inch head wound and a split ear. Seuretta remains in critical condition.
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Shelbyville
Tenn
Horace Chun
Lacy Senretts
Chun
Senretts
Seuretta
Room at the Top The rise of Walker D. Hines in office life
Walker D. Hines emerges from quiet office work to national prominence as the railroad administrator whose climb reflects mid century public service. The piece traces his career path, key achievements, and the impact of his leadership on transportation policy.
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Walker D. Hines
Ay Ees Vee
Dropped Dead Shelbyville Reporter Teno Names Dyer
An obituary item notes the death of J Harri son Dyer of Nashville in Shelbyville. The brief report lists the deceased and nearby circles and indicates funeral arrangements pending.
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Shelbyville
Teno
J. Harrison Dyer
Tom
Nashville
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