Death of 15 Year Old James Garman Near Hillsdale
James Garman aged 15 son of Mr and Mrs D P Garman died at home near Hillsdale Friday from injuries after falling from a hay wagon in his father's barn two weeks earlier. He had been conscious only brief periods since the accident. Death caused by internal injuries. Funeral services were held at the Garman home on Sunday afternoon and burial followed in the cemetery near Hillsdale.
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James Garman
D. P. Garman
Hillsdale
Garman
150 DUMPED INTO WATER Steamer's Gangplank Breaks Deadly
Seattle on May 20 reports a disaster when the Coleman dock gangplank to the steamer Flyer collapsed. About 150 people fell into Puget Sound. two died and more than fifty were rescued. Passengers threw lifebelts, and boats lowered to save others as crowding and danger persisted along the dock. Strong currents and piled supports saved many lives.
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Seattle
Puget Ground
Coleman Dock
Verdi Cites Cavalleria as Promising Work
A late night piano session by Verdi with Botto and Renidint leads to a sharp remark and a cautious compliment. Mascagnite later notes Verdi’s fatigue, then praises Cavalleria’s melodies and predicts a bright future for the young composer Tosio Leonhard.
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Botto
Renidint
Beteen
Alfredo
Santuzza
Tebardini
Testid
Hon
Plafie
Cavalleria
Reason For Waiting Causes Laugh At Odd Salary Promise
A young stenographer and bookkeeper sought a post with a promised first year eight dollars weekly rising to ten by year three. She replied she would accept only after two years when she could start at seventy dollars, and the manager’s note prompted her witty reply. Then a storage cost joke and a Paris strike over lawyers’ fees follow. Lynch reelected head of the International Typographical Union. a Greensburg accident ends without injury.
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Denar Sir
New York Times
Paris
Henry II
Carpenter Heir Reported to Inherit England Estate
KR Carpenter contractor of this city received a letter stating he is the sole heir to the estate of Mrs Mary Jackson of Pelkington York shire England. The estate includes 2 400 acres and is valued at 800 000 dollars.
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Carpenter
A. Jackson
Mary Jackson
Pelkington
Yorkshire
England
Woman Robbed of Jewelry Near Uniontown
Four masked burglars entered the home of Gary Gilmore, a coke operator, on McClelland road near Uniontown, forcing Mrs. Gilmore to surrender jewelry valued at $3,000. The incident occurred May 20 with $2,000 geme reported. local police investigate.
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Uniontown
Gary Gilmore
McClelland Road
Nervous women urged to take Vinel for strength
Mrs M A Robinson of West Grove Pa says nervous troubles weakened appetite and sleep until Vinel, a liver and iron remedy, restored her health. The ad claims Vinel comforts the stomach, aids nervous spells, and promises a money back guarantee if it fails. EB Hildebrand Indiana Pa druggist endorses it.
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Abe
Vinci
Vinel
Fom
Hildebrand
Drugaist
Indiana
The Bloody Hand Crest Origin Story
The Holte family badge the bloody hand originated from a 1612 incident. Sir Thomas Telte, offended by a late dinner and a failed wager on his cook’s punctuality, killed the cook with a cleaver. The family later adopted the bloody hand as a crest to keep the crime alive.
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Thomas Telte
Eskimo Respiro rator Used Against Dense Smoke
A Longon Globe note describes Eskimos using a simple basket crafted from grass as a respirator. The basket sits against the mouth while water is boiled in a tightly closed stove to create a protective vapor. The device helps endure the smoke in their traditional work.
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Loudon Globe
Catarrh Cure HYOMEI Adetteil Prospects
Catarrh remedy HYOMEI promises relief by breathing to destroy germs and clear nasal and throat membranes. Claims include reduced crusting and inflammation with no habit forming drugs. Complete outfit priced at $1.00 with extra bottles available for 60 cents at local druggists.
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Tom E. Hildebrand
Boy's Reward and Naming of Gender Nonconforming Boy
An Atchison Globe item notes a boy called gender nonconforming by peers after a Welly transfer. The short column comments on social reactions and the impact on the child amid local school life and peer dynamics.
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Sissy
Atchison Globe
Bull Advice Versus The Bull’s Hidden Moves
A witty note contrasts urging bold action with the risk of neglecting the bull’s response, suggesting practical caution in bold schemes and warning that unseen consequences may follow brash choices.
Wife Leaves Store After Impatient Clerks
A man seeks his wife at 8 o clock and learns she has gone to Blank's store on Sixth avenue to finish shopping. The clerk relays a message from a woman claiming her husband will inquire for her at about 8 o'clock. The wife complains of impudent clerks and ill ventilated rooms and vows never to shop there again.
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Bird
Hig
Messaige
Blank
Sixth Avenue
New York Sun
Cochineal Insects and the Fate of Scarlet Dye
Historian M. Leon Diguet foresees cochineal scarlet fading like ancient Tyrian purple as he studies Mexico's industry. Cochineal began in Europe via sixteenth century Spanish explorers, tied to cactus fed insects. Oaxaca once centered the trade. now only a few plantations remain. Female insects provide the dye. they are brushed from cactus bracts, dried, or boiled to kill.
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M. Leon Diguet
Mexico
Europe
Oaxacan
Humboldt
Duel With Horsewhips In Baja Hungary Ends In Draw
Two carters in Baja Hungary dueled with heavy horsewhips over a farmer’s daughter who acted as umpire. They tied to posts to prevent fleeing, stripped to the waist, and struck each other until long bleeding welts covered their faces and bodies. Neighbors arrived to find both men exhausted. the ritual duel concluded a draw.
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Baja
Hungary
A Luscious Marsel and Powder Mill Precautions
A New York literary dinner speaker on posterity quips about art’s reception and a tale of silk manufacture from Leghorn to Kinglend recounts John Lumbe of Derby seeking secret methods. The piece notes powder mill safety rules: no sparks, location away from railroads, weed control, no smoking, all workers shoe soles free of pegs, and copper or wood components to prevent ignition.
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Kinglend
John Lumbe
Derby
ATK
Leghorn
Italy
Jearne
Lumbe
Vigor
Mall
Tim
Terely
Magiod
Anid
National Magazine
Kansasity Star
RHEUMA Claim By Hildebrand Promises Rheumatism Cure
Adv promotes RHEUMA by T E Hildebrand asserting guaranteed relief from rheumatism lumbago gout and kidney complaints with money back option. Claims quick results and dramatic drops in pain after consuming 60 cent bottles, touting inexpensive price and rapid body cleansing.
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Som E.hildebrand
Far-Reaching Influence in Duty-Driven Hearts
A short, reflective note on how an amiable and honest man’s influence spreads beyond him. Quotation from Great Expectations underscores the reach of virtuous action and duty.
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