Subway Guard's Harsh Words Tied To Tragic Death
State of New York report details a subway incident where Joseph Gallo, a South Dakota farmer, died after a platform push and a frantic chase onto the tracks. His wife, shaken, was later found wandering and died of fright. the events are linked to the guard's harsh conduct and the fear of the subway environment.
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United Press
New York
Joseph Gallo
Utikata
Gallo
Japokke
Raniverdinug
Farmer
Gallu
Providence
Fine
Hellayue Hospital
Uhey
South Dakota
Bally
Mowalla
Bayt
Galle Halle
Hleau
Mamor
The Narrow View of Citizenship and Duty in Business
A fragmented reflection on people who claim to mind their own business while neglecting broader duties. It argues that narrow conceptions of relations and obligations erode good citizenship and social responsibility.
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Golden
Pierce
Margaret
Buffalo, N. Ya
Waggen National Bank
Joys of Mountaineering Through Early Ascent Accounts
A historical note on mountaineering tracing its relatively recent rise and early responses to ascents such as Mont Blanc. The 18th century reflects initial awe and horror as writers described these bold efforts dating to around 1740.
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Mont Blanc
Viscountess Astor Reflects On Election Victory
Plymouth Bay November election report quotes Viscountess Astor praising women voters for elevating politics and denying a prohibition backlash. She defends temperance work as misrepresented by opponents, condemning the drink trade and praising English voters for their judgment.
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Viscountess Astor
United Press
Plymouth
Bay
Alice
Cheapeer
Sutton
England
Policy Toward the Social Evit Sparks Women’s Protest
Fragmentary text discusses policies toward the social evits sparking protest by women who recognize the challenge. It notes the nation’s vote will rise to higher aspects of politics and mentions Plymouth and Virginia in a wartime or political context, signaling public sentiment.
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Ane Fk Sy ‘Helidf
Plymouth
Virgin
Anniversary of Death Car Case Recalled in Report
The article recalls the death car case involving William Donaldson, 45, of 20 West Seronid Street, who survived after a long recovery. The driver and occupants fled the scene, giving the incident its infamous nickname Death Car.
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William Donaldson
West
Seronid
Tulips Native to England and Mediterranean Shores
The text notes that tulips are native to western Asia and the Mediterranean coast, with 45 species but only one native to England. It mentions long cultivation in England and references a description found in a 1801 memo describing these facts.
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Mediterranean
Asia
England
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