Turkey Gets All the Gravy Now Says Pioneer of 1852
Turkeys faced harsh travel in 1852 says 92 year old Civil War veteran Uncle Charlie Smith of Tuscola. He recalls turkey trotting from Paris Indiana to Chicago with 470 birds over nine days to Fort Dearborn, then to market where buyers paid 50 to 75 cents each.
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Pittsburgh Blast Shows Wide Scale of Ruin
Aerial view illustrates extensive destruction in Pittsburgh after a blast. R H Gallivan, NEA Service staff photographer, captured the panorama while officials confirm twenty eight people known to have been affected.
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Subway Strike Threat Looms in New York
Negotiations show a possible subway workers strike as William D. Mahon, president of the Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway Employees, helps push for a wage settlement while a deadlock could halt most city transportation facilities.
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