Trains Collision Kills 38 Near Terra Cotta and Injures Many
A Baltimore & Ohio Frederick special train collided with an eight car dead head equipment train near Terra Cotta three miles from Washington. Forty people are dead or missing with over fifty injured in dense fog. The Frederick engineer has been arrested and District Attorney D W Baker injured.
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Washington
Baltimore & Ohio
Terra Cotta
Frederick
Brookland
Frischellia
Stern
J. H. Brooks
Kitler
United States
D. W Baker
Cincinnati Trolley Disaster On Price Hill Kills One
A Cincinnati trolley car on a steep Price Hill descent collided after brake failures and hitting a telegraph pole, leaving William H. Murnayn dead and 20 plus injured. Ambulances rushed to the scene as hospitals prepared for patients.
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Cincinnati
Warsaw Avenue
Price Hill
William H.€urnayn
Cincinnati Cooperage
Mother and six little ones in deadly West Fifty-Third fire
A major blaze on West Fifty-Third Street destroyed tenements and endangered blocks as firefighters faced chemicals and explosions. Patrolman Sully rescued a mother and six children from a top floor as looters were fired upon and chaos ensued amid the flames and horse stampede.
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New York
West Fifty-third Street
John Shay
Patrick Sully
Trix
New Laws In Force In Washington District Of Colum bia
The new year brings several congress acts into force in Washington with laws on free alcohol nutrition and druggist licensing. The free alcohol law aims to aid farmers and power users with cheaper fuel while the nutrition law bars dangerous foods from interstate commerce. The inter state commerce anti pass provision prohibits free tickets for carriers and their families or associates to certain religious and charitable workers. A separate law governs licensing and enrolments under navigation rules.
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District of Columbia
Riot at Army Maneuvers frames Roosevelt Foraker row
Athens Ohio recounts the 1904 riot during maneuvers tied to the Brownsville affair. Roosevelt and Foraker seek case records from Prosecuting Attorney Foster to influence a military affairs inquiry. Grand jury indictments followed deadly state picket shootings and defense by army representatives sparked protest.
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Athens
Roosevelt
J. B. Foraker
25Th
Brownsville
Israel M. Foster
Committee On Military Affairs
Senate
Regnars
War Department
Charles H. Grosvenor
Washington
Senator Foraker
Grosvenor
Train Collision Closes Road After Heavy Snow
In Dundee Scotland sixteen killed and over thirty wounded in a North British railroad crash near Arbroath caused by heavy snow. An express rammed the rear of a stopped train as signals failed to actuate due to snow.
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Dundee
Scotland
Arbroath
Edinburgh
Aberdeen
Here
Alexander William Black
House of Commons
Hellcott Junction
Sheep Growing Across the United States
The article argues sheep can be raised nationwide with emphasis on the west where large flocks thrive due to arid conditions. It contrasts rainfall, shelter needs, and year round grazing, noting New England pastures and potential shifts from brush to grazing flocks. It envisions future expansion of sheep on marginal lands.
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American Union
South
West
New England
Farmers’ Review
Manle
Horse Grooming and Feeding advice from Farm Journal
The piece instructs colt feeding routines with oats bran and oil meal in a 3 2 1 ratio starting at a pint and increasing to a quart, plus daily rum in a paddock to prevent unsoundness. It covers weaning timing, ample nutritious mare forage, roomy stall at night, and humane grooming practices to avoid injury and temper.
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Farm Journal
Hay and Grain Rack and Sheep Trough Design
A pine rack for hay and grain with a sheep trough described as the most complete rack and trough the reader has used. Feed and Geta are added from the top, with a bottom as wide as the top and no loss due to slats and heater pieces. Charles Snamster Lewis County Missouri endorses the design.
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Charles Snamster
Lewis County
Don’t Let Sheep Catch Cold Catarrh in Fall
In this notice the author warns that catarrh in sheep often follows fall storms and cold drafts. It explains that damp quarters and poor ventilation cause colds and chronic affection. Remove the cause if possible and protect animals in the future. Apply tar to the affected animal’s rose to soothe.
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