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Newspaper

Fremont Eagle

Location

Fremont, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1897

Page

5

Runaway Train Heroine Jessie Clarke Rescues Passengers

Jessie Clarke, daughter of engineer John Clarke, saves a passenger train by stopping a runaway ore train on a perilous curve near Silver Creek Valley. Her daring maneuver halts the engine, signals the oncoming train, and leads to her hiring at Southern Pacific with a $1,500 annual salary after Vice President Charles Archer personally acknowledges her courage.

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Cyclone Tales and Curious Sights From Early Reports

A jumble of notes recounts cyclones with inland damage and strange weather lore. Observers describe rotating winds, secure a reaper, and evacuations as the storm reshapes fields across counties. Also featured are celestial remarks on the sun’s movement and a tale of a sparrow imitating crickets after captivity, showing curiosities from science and nature.

Wood Stone and Icebreakers Across the Chilled Seas

Dr Otto Lebnig claims a new building material xyotith or wood stone from magnesia and sawdust that resists burning and wear. Clayton of the Blue Hill Observatory records cloud speeds from 60 to 110 miles per hour with a 230 mile per hour peak. Vice Admiral Makarov discusses two ten thousand horsepower icebreakers that could keep St Petersburg’s sea route open in winter and even break through a dozen feet of ice.

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