Chapter of Casualties in Early American Accidents
A ser ies of deadly incidents reported from St Paul and nearby mining and railway sites. Five men die in a river accident at St Paul park. three miners perish in a Frisco mine collapse. a South Jersey express crash kills three and injures others. a man killed by a woman’s enraged husband follows in Seeley’s eight year sentence. assorted notes recount a murder scene, court actions, and a transit schedule excerpt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Minn
St. Ul Park
Matthew Ubi
Frank
Alphonse Landers
Uhl
Frank Landers
Hows
Malo
UN Frisco
Germ
Patrick Sullivan
Fred Snell
James Carney
Shafta
N. A
South Jersey
Viellias
I Lewy
School Report and Obituary Notice from August Town
Monthly report shows 25 pupils with 13 boys and 12 girls. Exam results list top scorers like Sylvia Goodin 99, J W Shrigley 98, Charley Snedeker 98, and several others. Obituary notes Mary Cusixncaam born 1587 died 1894. funeral at Branch church conducted by Rev B D Jones. Also brief legal note on compulsory vaccination, and a piano teacher comment on rhythm in playing.
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Imber
Gboys
Sylvia Goodin
J.W. Shrigley
Charley Snedecker
Willis Goodin
Reuben Finnell
Hattie Finnell
Luella Compton
Manetta ‘Kirker
James Rose
Sepia Kirker
Maggie Hennire
Mary Cusxixncaam
Joseph Gonder
Consumpton
Franklin Station
Methodist Episcopal Church
Fife
B. D. Jones
Adams Mills
Rub Other Eye Instead Of Failing To Stop Eye Irritation
A 19th century health note advocates not rubbing a cinder filled eye but rubbing the other eye vigorously. It cites a railroad anecdote and quotes Prof. Wilder urging chloroform for railway wreck victims. The piece portrays unconventional first aid practices and cautions against rubbing the injured eye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prin
Burt G. Wilder
Cornell
Wilder
Wonders and plants of San Diego described by Eli Perkins
Eli Perkins reports a curious tour through Londiana Vexna Arizona and California with notes on tropical plants thriving in San Diego. He describes cotton trees peaches roses palms and dates flourishing in sheltered spots and mentions General Grant's mansion overlooking Coronado Beach and Yokohama.
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Eli Perkins Bias
New York
Londiana
Vexna
Arizona
California
Perkins
Alfonso ‘Taft
Grant
St. Petersburg
Vienna
San Diego
Mars
Pat
Tomate
Connecticut
Ree
Santee Willlir
Gen. Grant
Ulysses
Mr. Perkins
Om High Hill
Coronado Beach
Aits
Yokohama
Jesse
Now Mr Chucks Tells a Shipboard War Yarn
A speaker recalls a mate wounded in action and surviving the war. The tale centers on a shell fragment lodging in the throat and the brave man’s eventual recovery and service until the war’s end. The dialogue features characters Miss and Chucks in a tavern setting with recollections of battle and peril.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
Li Lamblady
Daniten
Holiday Excursions on Pennsylvania Lines to Pittsburgh
The Age and New York Tribune offer combined subscription sale. Excursion tickets are sold December 2, 1894 and January 2, 1895 from Pennsylvania Lines West of Pittsburgh to Potter, with return validity until January 2. Apply to Pennsy Line Ticket Agent for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsaylvania
Pittsburgh
Penrest Pennsylvania
Ww. A. Thrall
Chicago
Chicago and North-Western
B’y
National Cycle Exhibition Chicago 1895 Opens January 7
The National Cycle Exhibition in Chicago runs January 7 to 12 1895 at Battery Park Armories. It showcases bicycles and gear with entertainment by leading riders and music publicized by rail excursion rates via certificate plans. Tickets available through Coshocton Ohio and Chicago agents with counter signature and railway verification.
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Coshocton
Ohio
Co. Iuaibus
Pullman
Logisport
Toledo
Veormd Western
Peoria
Eleeper
Colombia
Pra
Ceeloeton
Chicago
Fils
Battery Do
Darnuiars
Tina
Anuaic
National Cycle Exhibition Company
H. Kipp
Dress Goods Sale Headlines Big Reductions
Local store promotes extensive dress goods discounts including 39¢ shirts, 89¢ skirts, and 50¢ to $1.25 knit skirts. Advertises flannels from Merritts Agawam and Zanesville mills, blankets from Hamilton and Zanesville, and 2000 dozen handkerchiefs with holiday displays and gift ideas for Christmas.
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Simaermup
John Williams
Ridgley
Mies
Wilkins
Thomas Pritchard
Williams
Petehard
Vritehard
Iman
Pritchard
Seeley
Cincinnati
eMy
Sal
F Corriere del Bagni
Scott
Somerville Journal
Dick—Nello
Dan
Puna Phunber
Boston
Pennsylvania Lines
Senseumy
The
Age
New York Tribune
Manatta Kirker
Clara Shrigley
Frank Compton
Cliff Rogers
Oita Shrigley
Hospa Siren
Pennsylvania
Duffield
Williamsport
Lawyers Co-Operative Pub. Co
Wantuchket
Tae
Santa Claus
Cosbadon
Selby
Shaunecker
Bee-Hive Dry Goods
Main Street
Palace
San Francisco
Yannex
Los Angeles
Ohio Farmer
Dave
Ike
Forbes Block
Coshocton, Ohis
TAE Ransom Geidel CO
Zanesville
Hamilton
Zanesville Woolen Mills
Bissel
Derby
Smyona
Ransom-Geidel
Rane
Sharhive
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