Vogler Makes Trial Run In New Peerless Auto
F W Vogler Salmon City and Bedrock stage lineman arrived in Dillon on a trial trip with his new Peerless automobile. He traveled about 30 miles from Bedrock to Dillon in four hours, slowed by muddy canyon roads. Vogler planned to use the car on his stage line and may buy more. the 24 hp five to six passenger vehicle costs 3900 dollars.
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F. W. Vogler
Salmon City
Bedrock
Dillon
Edith Decker
H. &. Hood
Butte
Vogler
M. A. Miller
Matt Orr
Opening of the Fair A World Spanning St Louis Exposition
Army of thirty thousand workers finished grounds and buildings for the World’s Fair opening in St. Louis. Officials led a formal ceremony at the Plaza with Taft and Roosevelt awaiting the cascade ribbon and banners as naval ships Nash Ville and Lawrence arrived to represent the navy. Attendance on opening day topped but did not exceed two hundred thousand.
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Mound City
St. Louis
Plaza of
Exposition Grounds
Third Avenue
United States Building
Francis
Frank W. Gunsaulus
Chicago
National Commission
Henry E. Burnham
New Hampshire
United States Senate
James A. Tawney
Minnesota
National
House of Representatives
Albino
Nuncio
Mexico
E. H. Harriman
New York
William R. Taft
Roosevelt
White House
Philadelphia
United States
Nashville
Lawrence
Navy
Death of Mrs Emerick's mother in Bangor Michigan
Mrs Edna Emerick reports her mother died at the family home in Bangor Michigan on Monday morning April 18. Emerick, informed of her mother's illness, did not reach the home until the following Thursday and is grief stricken. She adds that her father is very ill with a glimmer of hope for recovery.
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Edna Emerick
Bangor
Mich
Hurricane roof collapse injures twenty on St Louis ferry
Crowded on the Alonzo C. Church as it carried sightseers to view the gunboat Nashville. The hurricane roof gave way sending about twenty people, including a four year old girl, to the deck below. Thirty-one injured with several in critical condition. rescue efforts followed as the vessel docked after a panic on deck.
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St. Louis
Alonzo C. Church
United States
Nashville
J. B. Wood
George Montigo
Mabel Montigo
Edward Mack
Mollie Colins
East St. Louis
Philip Mangels
Font
Valentine Street
Alonzo C Church Crew Reached Shore After Incident
The Alonzo C Church had reached shore. The injured were being conveyed to the city hospital and many sent home.
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Alonzo C. Church
When Theories Failed A Mother's Child Training Tale
A mother recounts abandoning popular child training books after lectures and observations. She notes authorities favor nursemaids and governes, while her own children face mischief and injuries. She returns to direct parenting, letting others test theories with helpers.
Moon and the Mice Indian Legend on the Moon
An Omaha tellers a Sioux elder from Pine Ridge agency explains a legend where mice gather from four directions at every new moon and nibble the moon until it disappears, then return as the moon reappears. The tale is offered as an early explanation for the moon's waxing and waning.
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Omaha
Pine Ridge Agency
Luna
Aboard at San Francisco off at Chicago
A terse travel line notes movement between San Francisco and Chicago with trains ships or planes not specified leaving or arriving at unspecified times. The phrasing implies a commuter or freight route connection between the two cities. The brief item evokes midcentury transport shorthand.
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San Francisco
Chicago
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Uus
Norfolk
Airie
Ana Cao An
the Royal Tailors
Ezra Allen
C. P. Thomas
Elisabeth Hawley
Schubert
Blumenthal
Mrs. Allen
Miss Bishop
Schira
Bo Peep
Kentucky
Cecilian
Prof. Pasmore
Mr. Allen
Rossini
Dinagey
New York Press
St. Andrewsberg
Ae Brothers
Montana
Union Pacific
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Williams
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Ra Y
Second South St
Salt Lake City
Bon Ton Restaurant
George
Shea Esb
Elrae
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