Rescue at Sea as Fuller Palmer Crew Saved by Marina
Baltimore January 19 The Donaldson Line steamer Marina rescued fifteen crew members from the icebound schooner Fuller Palmer after a desperate night. The brigantine had buckled to the gale off Cape Cod, its decks buried in ice and water while pumps battled flooding and rigging shattered. Rockets signaling distress finally drew the Marina’s aid, and the crew were transferred with all safe aboard amid drifting waters and heavy seas.
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Donaldson Hce Kteamer Marina
Portifteen
Cape Cod
Atlantic
Muller Aliier
Ayl
Palmer
McClure Predicts War Over Liquor Issue
Rev R B McClure of Blairsville told 2500 in Johnstown that the liquor question will be settled by civil war as it was with slavery. He said liquor interests would fight to protect vast holdings and showed a Bible claiming it stopped a would be assassin’s bullet, insisting they would not force him to quit his war on liquor.
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McClure
Johnstown
R. B., McClure
Blairsville
Wholesale rat killing in Hancock County sparks massive cull
Organized hunts in Hancock County over three months led to the death of 103,493 rats. Government estimates say each fur-grown rat consumes about three quarters of an ear of corn every three days, implying over 23,000 bushels of corn worth about $11,000 would have been eaten in four months. Ohio postmaster arrested in Beliebu? ville for alleged embezzlement of $649.
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Hancock County
C. Findlay
Weather Today Aids Coast to Inland Winds
Readable forecast notes south winds and varied conditions as a terse weather bulletin. Brief mentions of changes overnight suggest routines for Tuesday with prevailing winds shifting across regions. Named places or organizations are not clearly identifiable in the fragment.
Weeghman Delays Federal League Move in Chicago
Chicago backer Charles Weeghman extends the display period for two outlaw clubs to win backing for a strong Federal League operation. If Buffalo Toronto Pittsburg Indianapolis or Kansas City fail to secure first class grounds and teams, Weeghman may buy the St. Louis Browns or seek controlling interest. He could also shift the Chicago Federals to the American Association taking the St. Paul franchise if terms fall through.
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Morey Man
Weeghman
New York
Gilmore
Federel Baseball League
Chicago
Charles Weeghman
Chicago Federals
Buffalo
Toronto
Pittsburg
Indianapolis
Kansas City
St. Louis Browns
American Association
St. Paul
AT MAY BE MEN'S GRAVE Submarine Cannot Be Found
London on January 1 reports the submarine AT failed to surface after a dive near Plymouth on Thursday morning causing eleven deaths. Search efforts persisted through Sunday and today without trace. If not found soon, the hunt may be abandoned and calls for accountability rise, with blame directed at the Admiralty for keeping A class submarines in service.
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London
Plymouth
Admiralty
Republican State Chairman Names Committee to Revise Rules
Philadelphia Jan 19 State Senator William Flaw of Fayette Republican state chairman announced a committee on revision of party rules. Members include D Edward Long Chambersburg Josiah D Hicks Altoona and Representative L C Thomas Latrobe They will suggest changes to align rules with the statewide primary act and the full committee will be convened once the work is done for presentation.
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Philadelphia
William , Dlaw
Fayette
D. Edward Long
Chambersburg
Josiah D. Hicks
Altoona
L. C. Thomas
Latrobe
Ml Siste
Few chills this week Unusually cold weather forecast
National weather service issued a weekly forecast predicting unsettled and wet conditions early in the week, then generally fair weather later. Central valleys mainly fair Monday and Tuesday, lake region and Atlantic states Tuesday through Wednesday, with warmer conditions in the east and south, no parts of the country expected to be unusually cold.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Great Central
Lake Region
Atlantic States
Peanut Woman and Umbrella Man Split on Broadway
A dated Broadway street tale unfolds of a peanut seller and her shoemaker lover, Charlie, whose quarrel with rival ribs ends their seven year bond. The woman now favors ribs and an umbrella man, while Charlie vows to uncover truth and seek reconciliation. Nearby figures Glass-to-Mut-In and Anny appear, with public interest mounting as Broadway life resumes.
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Shere
Rob
Chanders Street
Tami
Annie
Broadway
Ibs
Sin
Charlie
Les
Peanut
Uni- Gralla
Ibis
Nual
Mia
Tve
Die
Eulfertraer
Dreams of interplanetary flight in early aviation era
A Popular Mechanics article notes bold forecasts by M. Benest Archilenteon and M. Manault Palterie about rapid space travel, rocket propulsion, and global unity. It contrasts heroic aims with the submarines’ delayed success and predicts future planetary acquaintance and a planetary congress within centuries.
Static Electricity Pranks and World of Invisible Power
An early article discusses static electricity as a constant presence around us. It describes crackling sensations from clothing and carpets, sparks from fingers, and its mischief in printing presses and textile mills. The piece notes its harmless demonstrations and its dangerous, lightning like potential.
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Alwys
Don Cameron Shafer
Quality of Humor and Tolerant Patter in Verse
A quizzical excerpt defines humor quality as adjunct divine and a test of patience. It lauds its role in harmony, heart, and moral tone, noting how endurance and softened wit refine the spirit through suffering and resilience.
What He Imagines Concedes Conceit in a Comic Line
A Detroit Free Press note satirically ponders a writer's conceit as a character imagines a grocer suing to have a signature framed and hung, highlighting playful pretension in imagined reputations.
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Detroit
Puzzled. Old Bay seeks a five dollar mopshald buy
A garbled note from the Boston Transcript hints at a puzzling request for five dollars tied to a vague purchase. The text is riddled with misread words and nonsensical phrases, offering little clear context or names.
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Bix—Cay
Old Bay
Boston Transcript
Vinol Endorsed As Chest Cough Remedy By Druggist
A Hildebrand Druggist in Indiana Pennsylvania reports a customer who recovered from chronic coughs and bronchial troubles after a week on Vinol cod liver and iron tonic. The ad emphasizes Vinol tones the digestive system, boosts appetite, enriches blood, and acts as a remedy for run down conditions. It offers a money back guarantee if Vinol fails to help and also promotes Saxo Salve for rough skin.
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Vinci
Tom E
Hildebrand
Indiana
Putnam's Painless Corn Extractor Promoted
An advertisement touts Putnam's Corn Extractor as a magical remedy to remove corns. It claims the product relieves pain, frees the foot, and offers comfort, endorsed by druggists and Daugherty Bros.
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Daugherty Bros
Wise Woman Uses Lydia E. Pinkham's Remedy
A woman notes backache headache dragging sensations and nervous irritability as symptoms and credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her to health. For forty years the root and herb remedy has been successful in treating diseases of women and endures by merit.
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Lydia KE
Pinkham
Merit
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