Death Toll From Unnamed Accidents and Fires Mounts
A long, fragmented list details multiple fatal accidents and fires across cities, including suicides in Albany, a young man crushed in a factory, a 15 year old burned in New York, a mother and daughter killed in a house blaze in an Ohio or Missouri area, and a foreman killed at Saginaw Michigan. Reports cover explosions, falls, and a dramatic fire rescue with a parrot survivor.
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N . Domollee
Frances Gill
Albany
Bo Gaits
Stords
Bea
Ginetta
Jacob
Dermiere
Vine Mount Catholic
Bollinger County
Harry Albright
New York
John Graham
Daughiter
Jamaica
Piusturelt
J. K. Reiner
Billswater
Minnesota
Jin
Steinberg
Eden
Wisi
Tao Wei
Hill
Church
Jrom
Elk Rapids
Mich
Richardson
Des Moines
Isis
Ely
Boston
Dunbar Furnach
Pittsburg
Howerd County
Mo.) ‘Advertiser Learns That A Few Days Since A Shite Chuld of A Family. Ving
Byers
Fire tragedy consumes Suner mansion on Sixtieth Street
A deadly blaze in New York City yesterday destroyed the palatial home at No 24 Sixtieth Street between Fourth and Madison. Jacob Suner a Brazilian born tea merchant and millionaire was among three killed as the four brownstone dwellings burned, recently furnished at an expense of nearly 100000. The disaster shocked the city and left a costly residence in ruins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Po Stiner
Bove Blean
Bilima
Bial Wilot
Sifty- Cou
Deborah G Ein R
Getvreniyn ii
Flora Stiner
Joseph Sting
Bip
Bea
H. N. Hardy
Tongphsiki
Ora
Manuel
T. Saimerlandt
Korea
Mary
Kahn
Stinér
Phils
Myguire
Bellevue
Toapital
Mra
Stiner
Deborah
Mora
Bealda
Tribune
Fourth
Madison
Jacob Suner
Yeqng
Boston's Stance on Rumors and Local Oddities
A clipped, fragmentary note describes Boston reacting to sensational tales from New England towns about six-toed babies double headed calves and ancient marines chasing the devil fish. The city reportedly discourages ambitious rumors by focusing on a young woman with two wooden legs and other oddities from the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New England
Raw vintage tips on food preserves and crafts
Readable scraps show recipes for lard infused potatoes, radish growth, and apple wine. Also notes on fabric stamping, cleansing clothes, cheap boiled pastry, and horse hoof anatomy with practical details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society of
Palermo
New York Tribune
Harper's Bazar
Clipping Horses In Winter Carriage Trade Criticized
A clipping horses practice in Europe and parts of the United States, including Chicago, is discussed as done in fall and winter to mimic summer coats. Proponents claim health benefits, while critics label the operation violent and potentially harmful, doubting its safety for driving horses in cold months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Fashionably cruel horse grooming and biting social trends
A critical look at the practice of drying a horse’s winter coat indoors after exercise, blaming lazy handlers and self styled veterinarians. The piece warns of lung disease and notes a fashionable trend could harm horses and threaten owner interests. It also mocks love letters preserved by soon to be married women and ends with a casual remark on Elmwood and Warwick collars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaither
Pneumonis
Amin
Oshkosh
Angel
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Germantown Telegraph
New York City
Elmwood
Warwick
Drb
Wilson, Carr
Baltimore
Ienya
Dabbey Ball
Murfreesboro
Hildrens Clements & CO
Commerce Bt
Rosaparm
J. M. Vandyke
Walnut Street
Philadelphia
Penna
Tomn
Ad- Cas
Rand Agus
Rapway
Radway
Orfner Et
DR. Radway
Kase Woay
Druguista
Radway & CO
Warren St. N
Scientific American
Tawa
Falt
Adiresa
Munn & C9
Park Row
Hall
Batisfacti
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