Train wreck near Beaver Brook injures twenty six
Denver, Sept. 14. Passenger train No. 314 on the Union Pacific Graywont division wrecked near Beaver Brook. Twenty six injured, five probably fatally. Express car left track and rolled down a fifteen foot embankment. mail car and two coaches overturned. Victims treated in Golden and Denver. cause unclear but excessive speed on a heavy train is suspected. The disaster followed a Knights of Pythias convention crowd.
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New York Central Sets Record For 440 Mile Rail Run
Burravo Sept 15 A New York Central test train reached 60 miles per hour and sustained it for 440 miles from Grand Central to East Buffalo with stops at Syracuse Albany and Fairport three engines changes and water stop The run covered 425 minutes including stops and a journal cooling halt claiming the fastest long distance speed yet recorded by the line.
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New National Alliance Formed in St Louis Convention
A diverse convention in St Louis opens to forge a new national industrial alliance. Key figures A B Hall and W S McAllister push a non political, non secret group aiming to admit a broader class, with 400 to 600 expected attendees including a Texas delegation.
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Democrats Split Over Convention In New York Politicking
Saratoga N Y Sept 1 The state committee refused county democracy representation and Flower is favored for governor. Chapin forces push for a second convention while Tammany and Kings county groups mobilize for Flower. Anti Sub Treasury delegates gather in St Louis as McKinley Campbell debate looms in Ohio.
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Dr Pierce's Pellets Promoted as Modern Gentle Laxatives
An advertisement extols Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as small sugar coated pills that do not cause griping. The copy claims they regulate the liver stomach and bowels with a safe and cheap approach and offers a money back guarantee.
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