Locomotive Crash Kills Four On Philadelphia Street Car
A southbound train struck a crowded Union Horse Railway street car at Susquehanna avenue and American street. Four people died and ten were seriously injured. The crossing lacked a safety gate. the driver, a boy, failed to notice the other train on the adjacent track. Ambulances rushed to Episcopal Hospital as witnesses described a horrific scene with bodies and debris strewn across the street.
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Philadelphia
Susquehanna Avenue
American Street
Union Horse Railway
North Pennsylvania Branch
Pennsylvania & Reading Railroad
Episcopal Hospital
John McKeown
James Hammil
Henry Schultz
Jacob Iseminger
Adam Kramer
Charles Young
Henry Postol
Mary Sellers
James McHenry
Miss Annie Shaw
George Fredericks
Frederick H. Young
Andrew B. Little
Daring burglary at Adrian businessman’s home shocks town
Adrian Michigan October 6 a daring burglary struck William Dutton a wealthy investor and former bank president whose Butler Street residence was entered through a bedroom window. Thieves stole cash jewelry and bonds including seven thousand dollars in Monroe and Sheridan bonds, and stopped payments on the papers taken. No arrests reported and clues scarce.
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Adrian, Mich
William Dutton
Mr. Dutton
Monroe
Sheridan
Dutton
Lenawee County Savings Bank
Gratiot County
Rts
Lenawee County Sayones Bank
Illinois Central Conference Chooses Methodist Appointments
At the Central Illinois Methodist Conference in Rock Island Bishop Andrews announced the year’s appointments. Districts named presiding elders and pastors for Kewanee Macomb Monmouth Normal Onarga Peoria Rock Island Streator and other areas with several posts listed as supplied.
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M. W. B. White
Altona
R. Bareton
Atkinson
W.J. Merriam
Bradford
W. A. Cumming
Buda
Millsap
Galva
P. A. Cool
Henry
J. E. Taylor
J. H. Cumming
Lafayette
L. Springer
la Prairie Center
W. Matheny
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Neponth. Wilson
Sheffield
R. Y. Ames
Sportland
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T. J. Wood
West Jersey
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Wyoming
G. M. Bassett
Macomb
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Bushnell
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Colchester
A. C. Calkins
Dallas City
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Elveston
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la Harpe
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el Paso
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van Pelt
Manito
J. F. James
Metamora
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B. W. Baker
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L. F. Cuttom
Roanoke
J. I. McLaughlin
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M. P. Lackland
Sibley
Strawn
P. Alford
Towanda
Francis Smith
Washington
William McPheters
H. B. Clark
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A. K. Tullis
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Tonica
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G. J. Blair
Venona Circuit
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Zion
Enone
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Illinois Items Highlight Odd Treasure Hunt and Local News
A McLean County Spiritualist seeks 100000 said to be buried by Spanish pirates as others join the digging effort. J M W Jones Printing Co raises capital from 150000 to 300000 dollars. Colonel Holloway’s prize Clydesdale Prince Frederick George dies costing 10000. State Fair profits total about 43000 with 35000 in expenses. Mabes of Moline marks eighty eighth birthday by officiating at a wedding and funeral. David Vance crashes Adams Street viaduct injuring several. Edwards of New Holland buys a tent to travel five hundred miles to Kansas. Frank E Barnard’s Tea Inspector salary set at 2000 per year.
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Chicago
Holloway
Alexis
Warren County
Prince Frederick George
Mabes
Moline
Rock Island County
David Vance
Adams Street
Edwards
New Holland
Logan County
Kansas
Frank E. Barnard
Folger
The Negro Vote and Persistent Misconceptions
The Columbus Ga Enquirer quotes the New York Times to challenge claims about Southern black voting. It denounces mischaracterizations of Negro suffrage, credits racist distortions as truth, and asserts that black voters would cast ballots despite threats from Ku Klux Klan and tissue ballots. It argues federal officials aided, not hindered, equal suffrage, and condemns the self-serving use of Black votes by politicians.
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New York Times
Times
Idee
Ku Klux
Federal Civil Service
Columbus (Ga
Enquirer
Massachusetts Democratic Platform Adopts 1854 Principles
The Massachusetts Democratic State Convention endorses national and state platforms, pledges unity to regain power, and supports reform measures. It reaffirms equal rights, civil service reform, limited tariffs, and worker protections, while praising Governor Butler and urging his reelection amid scrutiny of Tewksbury affairs.
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Othe Democrats
Couness
Democratic Party
Ojneinmatt
Commonwealth
Board of Arbitration
Tewksbury
Butler
Baggage Handling Debates End Without Consensus
Chicago News reports baggage agents in session debating handling methods with no conclusion. The baggageman favors the old method of sliding a trunk through a depot wall into the baggage room, which pleases owners but worries officials. Portable cyclone ideas are dismissed as folly.
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Chicago News
Arkansas Circuit Court bans sale of brandied peaches without license
A Circuit Court in Arkansas ruled that brandied peaches cannot be sold without a proper license, shaping local food commerce and licensing enforcement. The decision clarifies regulatory requirements for infused fruit products and may affect vendors and markets within the state.
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Arkansas
Chicago Times
Autumn farming tips and kitchen recipes in Germantown Telegraph
The Germantown Telegraph offers early autumn farming advice on pruning fruit trees and mildew control, notes on pear trees bearing sooner than apples, and guidance from the Detroit Post and N Y Herald. It also shares horse-raising observations, a white cake recipe with chocolate frosting, a chicken pie method, and dusting hens with dry road dust for lice control from the Mirror and Farmer.
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Germantown
Detroit Post
N. Y. Herald
Weight of Revolutionary Officers at West Point
A Bangor newspaper discovers a 1820 letter from Joseph May to General David Cobb. It includes a weight list of West Point officers from 1788, with Washington and Knox among those weighed, and notes on friendship and reflection as they near an afterlife.
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Whig and Courier
West Point
Joseph May
David Cobb
Boston
Gouldsborough
Hayes
General Jackson
Westpoint
Washington
Lincoln
Knox
Huntington
Greaton
Swift
M. Jackson
H. Jackson
Cobb
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Ceneral
J. May
Nautical Curiosity Canoe by Frankford Youth Shapes Muslin Vessel
John Crankshaw Jr of Frankford builds a fourteen foot canoe from muslin and barrel hoops with pine knee knot posts. The craft features oil soaked muslin decking, two watertight compartments, a light board floor, and weighs 38 pounds after finishing. It has passed tests and is used daily on the river.
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John Crankshaw, Jr
Frankford
Philadelphia
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