Wreck Kills Four on Baltimore and Ohio Express No. 10
Cumberland Md Jan 16 The fast western express No 10 on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad wrecked this morning, four people killed instantly, a fifth fatally injured, and several others seriously hurt. The two engines in the yard were struck as the express, drawn by two engines, sped into the main line. Engineer Simms of the first engine braked too late. The passenger engines were piled in a heap and the other two machines demolished. Passengers in sleepers were thrown from berths but escaped with minor injuries.
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Cumberland
Baltimore and Ohio
Simms
Landlord Timms Leaves Park Hotel Change in Management
Rumors of a park hotel management shift solidified Friday as Thurman Spriggs of Woodsfield announced a half interest sold to C. W. Ball of Pittsburgh, who will take over next Tuesday. Edward S. Timms, the current manager, retires to join the Arcade hotel in Springfield, leaving many friends behind.
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Park Hotel
Thurman Spriggs
Woodsfield
C. W. Ball
Pittsburg
Ball
Edward S. Timms
Spriggs
Arcade Hotel
Springfield
World prints Reed Smoot dispatch on Utah senatorial bid
A signed dispatch from Reed Smoot argues there is no reason for opposition to his Utah senatorial election. The text cites his lawfulness, loyalty to the administration, and belief that opposing action is unwarranted.
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Semooct
New York
Touy
Drank Pure Wood Alcohol and Died at Bree ylous Boarding House
Andrew Lynam, a Chicago native and high salary worker at the Boston Piano Co, died at Bree ylous boarding house on Main Street after consuming large amounts of wood alcohol. Coroner cited congestion of the brain from poisonous alcohol. A note and a letter reveal pleas to his wife Nora Lynam for money and guidance. He left behind thirteen children, most in Chicago. Funeral arrangements not yet set. body to be sent to Chicago.
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Andrew Lynam
Bree Ylous
Main Street
Lynam
Boston Piano Company
Chicago
Lyman
Merriam
Marshall
N. A. Lynam
Colorado Avenue
Metropolitan Insurance Company
Ashland Block
Chief Mapel
Nora Lynam
Andie
Manager Jones
Piano Company
Bobsled Swerve Causes Near Embankment Crash Near Noble Farm
A mishap near Noble tarh east of thin oy involved a bobsled that swerved and neared a steep embankment as horses slipped. Crowds gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs George Hil im Roscoe while the incident prompted a cautious escape and a quiet, tense aftermath.
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West Lafayette
George
Roscoe
Thin
Ocestan
Rapidius
Young man killed by train near Trimway Meer yard
Osburn, about twenty one, living with a half brother at Frazersburg, was struck by a moving train near Tinway on Friday night about 10 o'clock while returning home. The cause of his failure to avoid the train is not known. The funeral occurred Sunday at 2 PM.
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Patric Ty
Trinwary
Dresden
Tinway
Osburn
Frazersburg
Bulldogs to Exhibit at Coshocton Beach Show
The Coshocton Kennel Club meets at City Hall to plan a March dog show with notable exhibitors. Vandergrift will bring bulldogs, Mrs Smith may display toy spaniels, Dr Lougest plans bloodhounds and mastiffs, Payne arrives with cocker spaniels, and Carter with bird dogs, each offering special prizes. The event, at Selby Hall, aims to be a premier local showcase.
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Sench
Coshocton
Vandergrift
Sattsburg
Smith
Philadelphia
C. A. Lougest
Boston
W. F Payne
Kingston
Chas. Bibbs Carter
Selby Hall
Cardinal Gibbons to Settle Strike
Cardinal Gibbons leaves Baltimore for Waterbury Connecticut to arbitrate the trolley railroad strike. This marks the first time His Eminence has been asked to arbitrate a labor dispute.
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Cardnal Gibbons
Baltimore
Cardinal Gibbonus
Waterbury
Cann
Marriage License Granted To Broken-Vowed Capitalist
Charles Porter of Madison Wisconsin, a former Northern Pacific conductor, obtained a marriage license to wed Carrie Powelson, daughter of Phillip Steinheim. Porter survived a 92 foot Sagamore river bridge plunge years ago, with multiple fractures and injuries, yet remains vigorous as he and his bride plan a northern home.
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Charles Porter
Madison
Wis
Carrie Powelson
Phillip Steinheim
Northern Pacific
Sagamore River
Meeting at Canal Lewisville Concludes Week of Services
At Canal Lewisville Mr and Mrs Harrison Funk of Roscoe and Mrs A G Howell attended Friday evening's meeting. The presiding elder conducted a series of meetings there this week with the theme last night as The Life of David.
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Canal Lewisville
Harrison Funk
Roscoe
A. G Howell
Davui
Latest fashion hint Zibeline cloth costume design description
A detailed description of a zibeline cloth street costume with a collarless jacket and front opening, white broadcloth cuffs, black soutache brochage, and heavy black silk braid ornamentation. Various embroidered designs, braids, and passementerie are noted, including chenille embroidery as an alternative.
Cleveland Trust Company pioneers thrift and growth
When The Cleveland Trust Company started it advertised for savings and small accounts, promoting thrift with clear statements and public verifications. It pays four percent on savings, welcomes deposits as low as one dollar, and offers mail delivery with a booklet available by letter or postcard.
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Cleveland Trust Company
Wiseacres
Cleveland
United States
Cleveland Bank
Sven
Sick List Notes Illness And Confinement Across City Streets
Miss Minnie Lear is confined to her Cambridge street home with illness. Three Kuhn children on South Ninth Street are ill with typhoid. Miss Belle Smith stays home on South Third Street due to illness. Fred Dokhhenwaddel of New York, once with pneumonia at the Schaich home on South Fourth Street, was seen on the street yesterday.
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Health Board
Board of Health
City Hall
Stacey Compton
McClain
Smith
Charles Helman
Mender
Thv State Board of Health
Columbus
Janary Ewill
Foster
Malberry Street
Awatass McClain Farm
Koshodon
Minnie Lear
Cambridge Street
Mrs Kuhn
South Ninth Street
Belle Smith
South Third Street
Ness Fred Dokhhenwaddel
New York
Schaich
South Fourth Street
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