Intriguing Iowa Oregon Primary Returns Reported
Midday returns from Iowa and Oregon show tight GOP and Democratic races. In Iowa Senator Allison leads Cummins by about 400 in Nakaska, with overall county prospects suggesting a 700 margin. Oregon favors Democrat Chamberlain for Senate, with a hoped-for 1,000 statewide lead over Republican Cake. Prohibition rises in several counties as results trickle in. Fernston’s Daniel J. McGillicuddy also secures the Democratic nomination for Congress in the second district.
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Dee Moines
Iowa
United States
Allison
Gummins
Garat
Carroll
Fred B. ‘White
Portland
Ore
George B. Chamberlain
Oregon
Aue
Charles W. Fulton
Chamberlain
Henry M. ‘Cake
Roosevelt
Armor
Drefer
Senate
Herlain
Will
Wen
Mystery of Har ty Frye’s Disappearance in Louisiana
Word spreads of three year old Har ty Frye missing near Fenton Louisiana while on a fishing trip with his parents and friends. Investigators find torn clothing but no body and conclude the boy was likely eaten by an alligator after being last seen near Philips bluff on the Calcasieu River.
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Harty Frye
Little Harty Frye
Mra
Gus Irye
Fenton
Calcasseu
Philips Bluff
Fieinity
Tle
Man Gives Blood to Save Wife in Dramatic Transfusion
In Washington Heights New York a husband Dominick Marasco offers his own blood to save wife Josephine amid massive internal bleeding. Doctors connect his arm to hers via a glass tube as blood flows for ten minutes reviving her color and breathing while the husband weakens and is moved to a ward.
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Josephine Marasco
Dominick
Washington Heights
New York
Dr. Newalt
Dr. Sichel
Domanek
Mrs. Marasco
Elis
Grave Wagon Burial Reflects Simple Farewell
James Baxter a seventy four year old Civil War veteran from Salt Creek township Indiana was buried in his farm wagon per his dying wishes. No hearse or flowers, no eulogy, coffin was an old farm box. He valued a plain coffin and plain funeral, preferring practical kindness to ceremonial display.
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James Baxter
Payne
Salt Creek Township
Iad
Fara Was the Man's Casket. the Deceased In Blefetime
Famova
Thumb Pity Placed Its Bed by Cole
A fragmentary line notes a thumb and a bed placed by Cole in a terse archival excerpt. The readable text is minimal, offering few concrete details such as full names, dates, or locations.
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Cole
Duke de Chaulnes death cited as heart disease not opium
New York report quotes Theodore P. Shonts stating the Duke de Chaulnes died of heart disease and was not addicted to opiates. He describes his daughter kneeling at the bedside, the duke collapsing, and the widow in deep grief, with family and associates offering support in Paris.
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New York
Paris
Theodore P. Shonts
Interhoroish-Matropoli Company
Duke de Chaulnes
Mr. Shonts
Gether
Matt
Asa
Duke
Sher
D'Lzes
Ami
Rémai
France
TWO CARS DYNAMITED Chester Strike Develop Violent Demonstration
Chester Traction cars were blown up during a violent strike. Dynamite damaged two cars on Saville avenue in Eddystone and a third at Pain corner on the Media division. No passengers were harmed. motorman and conductor escaped. Deputies and thirty officers pursued suspects as crew fled toward fields.
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Chester
Chester Traction
Compa
Saville Avenu
Eddystone
Pain Corner
Media
Fielda
VETS ENJOY CAMPFIRE AT G A R ENCAMPMENT IN ERIE
Erie Pa June 3 The forty sec ond encampment of the Department Pennsylvania G A R opened with a campfire at the Majestic Theatre. The hall filled early and many were turned away. Two candidates contest the department commander post with heavy campaigning in local lobbies. Patrick DeLacy of Scranton leads the race against John L Grim of Philadelphia. The annual parade is planned for today and the Women’s Relief Corps will hold a service at First Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Department
Pennsylvania
Majestic Theater
Patrick Delavy
Scranton
Scragton
DeLacy
John L. Grim
Philadelphia
Women's Relief Corps
First Presbyterian Church
Hydrophobia From a Cake Nebraska City item
A brief Nebraska City note reports a case of hydrophobia linked to a cake, detailing a domestic incident and health authorities’ response in the local area. The fragment references a medical concern and public health precautions without broader context.
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Cummins
Tle A
Senator Over Gake
Benator Allison
Salt Creek
Ind
Ng A
Rayo
Cottega
Atlantic Refining Company (Incorporated
the, Indiana Publishing CO
Indiana Evening Gazette
Oppesite
Indiana, PA
Henry H. Steving
New Jodlang House
R. W. Wehrie & Go
Lebading
Dewelera
Opticians
Wehrle
Nogr Indians Hoves
Standard
Franklin Street
Johnstown
John F. Steving
Indiana
Oak St
Warts Fronr
Prilas
Fairfield Heights
Blacklick
Josephite
Dennis
Bride
Simpson
Reno
Nev
Joseph Simpson
Skidoo
Nebraska City
Jung
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