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Newspaper
Freeland Tribune
Location
Freeland, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1901
Page
4
Mrs. Edward Kelley and Mrs. Bridget Walsh, accompanied by an unknown man, were killed when a passenger train struck them as they crossed Devanney's bridge along the Ontario and Western tracks while a warning shout from the man went unheard.
Weston Howland reportedly died recently in Fairhaven Mass and was claimed as the first man to refine petroleum successfully. Other brief items include Russell Sage’s youth statement, Sir Edwin Arnold's rapid health decline, Howard Gould planning a large Kilkenny castle style house on Sands Point, Helen Bennett's election as county school superintendent, Captain Charles E. Henry’s D C marshal status and Hiram College trustee role, Colonel Elijah De Beard's grave inscription life, Sophie Reuter's death at 87, Paradise Valley marriages of John Weer and Mrs Maturin, Prince Ruprecht's lineage notes, and Prosper d Epinay's plaster model of John Paul Jones.
A collage of horse racing notes discusses 1901 prospects including Sister Alice and 2:10 minute performers, Battlesign’s uncertain return, James Golden managing a grand circuit stable, and the season’s fastest mile by Aelse Camp at Trinidad, Colorado. Also noted are Sarah in Wheaton as a rising star, Holton track shape changes, Patt foaling a bay colt by Basil Wilkes, Arena in Kalamazoo Farm’s line, and the 2-year-old filly Biddy exiting Irish Lady’s line after fast Cleveland sale results.
Annie Russell may go to London to appear in A Royal Family Lewis Morrison to return in Faust Mr Stephen Phillips nearly finished Ulysses for Beerbohm Tree Maurice Barrymore's condition improved but not hopeful James K Hackett gained dramatic rights for England and America to The Crisis Rose Coghlan to star in a play for Charles Coghlan Palm Beach theater planned by J J Flagler Jefferson to manage with Joseph Jefferson opening attraction Sando Milliken to feature in a musical comedy by Harry D Smith produced by Klaw Erlanger
Practical tips advise packing the pipe with grass or hay and setting it aside to regain sweetness. Lighting matches on paper or newspaper can cleanly rub dust from the wick and reduce throat irritation. Tobacco dust is blamed for sore throats, and inserting cotton wool in cigarette tubes is suggested to catch dust.
An 1801 London Times extract notes fashionable rules for young men in Bond Street. It praises running or trotting through streets at six miles an hour, a running walk as essential, and advises lounging in haste and sauntering with expedition as a social norm.
Mrs 8S of Allport Johnstown Pa reports her little girl nearly strangled by croup. Doctors said she could not live but was instantly relieved by One Minute Cough Cure from Grover's City direct.
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