Light Engine 10 Averted a Mountain Collision Tale
A winter night near Kenosha Summit Webster Grant station tells how Light Engine No. 10 plummeted down a mountain incline toward a stalled passenger train. Dispatcher, crew, and wreckers acted swiftly to avert disaster, with engine men, roadmaster, and section workers risking lives to warn the approaching cars. The dramatic relay and saved lives highlight Providence and prompt action.
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Sto Webster
Telver
Cor
Denver
Tyler
Grant
Ping Grove
Hope
Holley
Bailey
Roundbowe
Alumber
Webater
Como
Jack Hartzell
Kenosha Summit
Webster
Dre
Dan Kelly
Little Mason
Hartzell
Freman
Jack
Ihs
Rome
Unloved Wives and Wasp Writers in a San Francisco Weap
A fragmented 19th century style critique mocks domestic life and public opinion. It quotes a wry compilation on why husbands cling to wives, lampoons political hypocrisy, and notes the Hancock Association of Pennsylvania sending flowers to defend a fallen Confederate senator. The piece closes with a subscription pitch for NoweRwarr at ten dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Swifts
San Francisco
Tom
Hancock Association of Pennsylvania
Bingk
Aare
Diamond collection thrills and cautionary tale mix
A Boston Herald note from The Kansas Daily Democrat describes an avid jewelry collector who keeps a vast array of colorful stones and diamonds, preferring not to reveal their total worth. The piece also touches on political editorials and ironies about public figures and press influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qetrettzon
Boston Herald
Kansas Daily Democrat
Topeka
Cleveland
Tomlinson
Holliday
Glauca
Grover
A Narrow Escape and a Drug Label Law Note
In Middlebury Indiana Mrs. L. Pickerell narrowly escaped insanity and death after an unnamed incident. A physician credited a remedy as vital to her recovery. The Iowa legislature passed a law requiring poison labeling on drugs and packaging with antidote names to prevent accidental poisoning. The piece notes the need for broader adoption of such safeguards nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
Musician in Hunger Village Attacked by Wolf
A musician traveling through a village was followed by a large wolf and struck during a sudden energy surge described as deepalts. He collapsed unconscious as the animal howled. The gypsy cover moved on to the next town uneaten.
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Alathera
Mr. John Purcell
Mr. Purcell
Quitman
Muri
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Jong Inco
Ngera
Peschea Eee
Railey
McCidente
Renee
Ely
Clara
Hibbard
Nerate
Ory Beca
Bkilen
Republica Party
Congress
Catnwamapus Foraker
Dayton
John Sherman
United States
Catawampus Foraker
Lot Wright
Tucker
Lucas County
Bellefontain
Eimiernera Solomon
Richard Cour de Lion
Teele Bo
Pallaned
Wolffs Agme
the Citizens of Henry Co
McFarlannt
Golllun
Devil
Long & Tuttle
Florida
Agente
Houry Borte
Holgate
McCloud
Tease
Wetteht
Liberty
Honngler
Malinta
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Gonos
Ohio
Pring
Bblle mmm
Peeerkieel Lyriamey Corporations
Avergin's
Thine
Sancnas ‘Coma
Laskey
P. Tumedabe
Catharine Moor
Bates
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Vier
Chas. Byers
Cincinnati
Rranit
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ETF
Mye
Roi Ant
Yy Voemont
Niagara
Pai Indion
Toronto
Ada
Toledo
Northein
Celaste, Mattoou, ‘St. Boule, — Greemoney
Bete Wen
Indianapolis
Chicago
Gincinnati
G. HE
Faledo
Meatia
McCarton
Vndianepolta
Tad
ASME
Tekrmood Sad
Tauanas
Cinciniitly & Ortioveral
Mt. Cluchanatl
CHAS
Rockwele
Gro 'L Winstramd
Way
Gen
W. G. Coover
Holler & Coover
Bryan
Defiance
Teli
Coover
Napoleon
Board of School Examiners of
Heavy Eoun
Court House
Poleon
Daye
Mnanage
de Cresata
Treisey & Ild Red
Noturers
Mnbuildine
Alan, Daalicreen
Foundation Blookstone
Thiesen, Hildred & Co
C. BE. Reynolds’ Land and Insurance Office
Napoleon - Ono
Tanore
Henry Megea'e
H.G. Root
Pea Sr
J, Overmeyer
Clinton Street
F. Beard
Foundry and Machine Works
Napoleon, Ohio
Eer
Pesha Teresa
Demorr
ST. Thomas
New York
Popdine
Louie
Yort Wayne
Niagara Walls
Bappalo
Toston
Decatur
Quincy
Keokuk
Feoria
Wabash Railway
AL Eee
Mantua
Ning Chain
Am Te
Wowie
Mates
East Laila Core
Hane & Haleley
Dr. Munip
Dr. J.B. Rulison Co
Tol Ohio
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