Cleveland Reveals Nation's Largest Baby Weighing 17 Pounds 9 Ounces
Cleveland reports the national record for a newborn weighing 17 pounds 9 ounces born this week to a Bohemian mother aged 39. Dr. Albert F. Spurney declined to name the parents, noting the child is the tenth of ten, with the nine siblings weighing 13 to 15 pounds at birth. The infant is strong and healthy and a report will be presented to the Cleveland Medical Society.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Albert F. Spurney
Woodland Ave
Spurney
Cleveland Medical Society
New York Artist Uses Cold Storage to Fight Hay Fever
New York artist Geo A. Traver in the Alpine Building on Broadway entered the Terminal company cold storage chamber after five years of hay fever. He endured one hour in eight-degree cold and reported the allergy nearly vanished, describing a day of renewed comfort and relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Geo. A. Traver
Traver
Broadway
Terminal Company
Larrie
Delaware Bishop Goes on Two-Week Foot Tour
Bishop Leighton Coleman of the Delaware Episcopal Diocese will undertake a two week tramp starting September 20 to rejuvenate and meet humble travelers. He will travel on foot through mountain districts, sleeping in simple homes and often doing chores in exchange for shelter while keeping his identity and plans discreet.
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Wilmington
Del
Leighton Coleman
Episcopal Diocese of
Delaware
Virginia
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Charles Hoyt’s Wealth Found in Safe Deposit Case
New York Sept 10 The friends of Charles Hoyt the playwright searched his Madison Square theater office and found a Garfield Safe deposit box containing a detailed schedule of bonds stocks jewelry contracts mortgages and other valuables worth thousands. The box contents were confirmed in court and replaced. Hoyt resides quietly at Charlestown NH with health unchanged.
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New York
Charles Hoyt
Madison Square Theater
Garfield Safe Deposit
James ©. Leiford
Leiford
Justice Fitzgerald
Hoyt
Charlestown
Indiana Wa. C. T. U. declines endorsement of prayer-chain plan
State central committee refuses to endorse the prayer-chain scheme advocated by secretary Mrs. Mary Balch aimed at defeating McKinley. Balch promoted the idea as an individual but sought official backing. The National Union has also declined to recognize the movement.
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Central Committee
Indiana
Mary Balch
McKinley
Balen
Disastrous Maine fires and political fusion noted
Wire whispers report disastrous forest fires in eastern Maine. During a street car strike workers back companies with automobiles. Nevada parties fuse and nominate Francis G. Newlands for congress. R. J. Thompson, secretary of the American schoolboy commission, receives Legion of Honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Nevada
Francis G. Newlands
Congress
R. J. Thompson
American Schoolboy Commission
Lafayette
Paris
Legion of Honor
Cascareta Candy Cathartic motto and guarantee note
The fragment presents a motto for Cascareta Candy Cathartic and mentions an ironclad guarantee with its miagio tablets, attributed to Druggista We 260 Hay.
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Cascareta
Druggista
Hay
Traffic on the Lakes Record Year for Great Lakes Trade
Washington reports the treasury bureau's statistics show 1910 as the busiest year in Great Lakes commerce with 5385 vessels at 37 ports in July and 15941 arrivals by Aug 1. The note addresses rumors that railroads are taking more grain shipments from lake carriers, concluding the impact appears less severe than feared.
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Treasury Department
Great Lakes
Northwestern
Boulder of Remarkable Size Attracts Curious North of Bowling Green
Isaac Ward, a farmer near Bowling Green Ohio, found a giant boulder in his field after it fell a few days earlier. Digging and hauling it to his front yard drew many curious onlookers. The stone measures about two and a half feet long and two feet thick, and is far heavier than typical rock.
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Bowling Green
Isaac Ward
Here
Love at First Sight Marriage in Wilkesbarre
Jacob Madison a California fruit grower wed Annette Davis of Plymouth after a brief courtship. He, returning from Europe, met her only on Sunday. within two hours the couple agreed to marry and were joined by Magistrate Potack. They left for San Francisco.
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Wilkesbarre
Jacob Madison
California
Annette Davis
Plymouth
Madison
Europe
Miss Davis
Potack
Mrs. Madison
San Francisco
Prisoner Mose Zambritz Locked In Kirkwood Vagrancy Fine
Mose Zambritz, a Black man in St Louis area, fined $200 to Kirkwood for vagrancy or one month in jail. He was allowed church access by Jailer Cronin to test if he would flee. at midnight he asked to return to his cell and, unshackled, broke rock on the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
Mose Zambritz
Kirkwood
Cronin
Human arch boy paralyzed by cold water bath in Allentown
Harry Haber a 14 year old of Seldersville is paralyzed after bathing in cold water while overheated. Doctors say his spinal cord is severely affected, leaving him able only to arch his back. When lying down only the head and heels touch the bed, with his body forming a high arch.
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Allentown
Harry Haber
Seldersville
Separated Sisters Reunited After Sixty One Years in Camden
In Camden New Jersey three sisters aged 70 68 and a centenarian born in 1801 were joyfully reunited after sixty one years apart. Mrs Maud Cavanaugh now 70 lives in Camden and Mrs Sabina Robbins age 60s resides in Phillipsburg while Mrs Sarah Kennedy born 1801 remains in Camden. The reunion followed Robbins learning of the Kennedy name linked to a Philadelphia death, enabling contact through a niece. The siblings recalled marriages children and losses and a long family separation dating to 1832 when their father William McCann was killed.
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Maud Cavanaugh
Sabina Robbins
Phillipsburg
N. J
Sarah Kennedy
Kennedy
Camden
Robbins
Philadelphia
William McCann
Doctor Talbott Named in Will Contests After Mrs Phelps Case
Dr. Ashton Buchanan Talbott of Philadelphia, a young physician famed for wooing rich older women, is defendant in a suit to break the will of his late wife. The estate, valued near 3.1 million, is challenged by executor Gabriel St John and Jonathan Sideray, cousins of Mrs. Phelps-Talbott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ashton Buchanan Talbott
Philadelphia
Garliel St. John
Margaret St. John Andrews
Jonathan Sideray
Calasta M. Talbott
A&s
Phelps-Talbott
Army of Visitors Marks German Orphans Home Anniversary
About 10 009 people visited the German general orphans home on 8S State Ave Sunday for its thirty third anniversary. The program ran all day and refreshment stands drew crowded business. F J Reinhard of Indianapolis gave the day’s speech in German. Pimples on the face are not only annoying but indicate bad blood Hood s Sarsaparilla cures them by purifying the blood.
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State Ave
F. J. Reinhard
Indianapolis
Hood
Free Laundry Neckbands and Local Delicacies Ad
A compact ad page listing services and items for sale. Includes free laundry neckbands, The Famous Cold Dutch Lunch, Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething, Menninger's drug offerings at Ohio and Illinois streets, and dining options at The Kitz Gemble Room And Cafe Restaurant with 11 am to 2 pm lunches. Also notes a model farm listing near Clark, local photography, cabinet prices at The Modern, and a special train itinerary for September 22, 1900 departing Union Station at 10:00 pm with berths and chairs.
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Menninger's
Ohio
Illinois
Chicago
Lake Erie & Western
Lake Shore Roads
Ieaves Union
Snyder Scott Wedding In Indiana Home
Miss Evelyn Snyder and Robert Scott wed at 9 am Monday at the bride’s North Pennsylvania Street home. Rev. I M Hughes of Richmond officiated as nieces Harriet Nardin and Harriet Snyder served as attendants. A wedding breakfast followed, with out of town guests listed from Muncie New Castle and Richmond.
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Evelyn Snyder
Robert Scott
N. Pennsylvania
I. M. Hughes
Richmond
Ind
Harriet Nardin
Harriet Snyder
Scott
St. Peter, Minn
Ligg
Muncie
Fannie Brown
New Castle
Charles Crawford
S. Gause
C. R. Unthank
H. G. Sherman
Mark Wilson
Charles Nardin
City Markets Fresh Provisions in Indianapolis Market Prices
Indianapolis September 10 city market lists extensive prices for provisions. Smoked meats, hams, bacon, sausage, pickled goods, lard, tenderloins and fresh pork items priced by weight and cut. Vegetables, fruits, nuts, canned goods, fish, oysters, fats, seeds, grains, flour, oils, cheese, butter, poultry, coal, drugs with detailed per unit prices and bulk lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Indiana
Cleveland Line Railroad Time Card Summary
Train times listed for the Cleveland line include the Union City accom 643 am to 2.50 pm, the New York and Boston service 3.23 am to 10.40 pm, the Navy and Boston mail 6.00 am to 6.30 pm, and the Knickerbocker service 23.6 25 pm. Benton Harbor Line shows Benton Harbor exp 6.45 am to 2.50 pm and 1.15 am to 8.35 pm with a Wabash accommodatn 4.50 pm to 9.25 am.
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Best
Baltimore
New York
Timothy
Kentucky
Canada
Anderson Ac’mdat
Union City Accom
Clev
N.Y
Bos
Ex.s
NVY
WN. Y
Bos. Lim. Ds
Boston
Knickerbocker
Benton Harbor
Wabash
Lafayette Accom
Chicago Fast Mail
Chicago
Cincinnati
Ido Ami
Greensburg
Cin
Flex
N. Ver
Lois
Louis
Train Schedule Fragments for St. Louis Lines
Damaged OCR listing shows train connections with times between St. Louis and other stations. Entries include St. Louis accommodation and limited services with morning and evening departures, indicating inconsistent duration data and mixed abbreviations.
Lafayette to Chicago Rail Schedule Fragment
Readable parts show Lafayette accommodation times and Chicago trains. Mentions fast mail, slow express authoring unclear days and hours. Data appears fragmentary with inconsistent formatting but references Lafayette and Chicago routes and several departure and arrival times.
Cincinnati Ex Unclear Schedule Fragments
Fragmented OCR details show travel times between Cincinnati and Greensburg with multiple abbreviations and inconsistent formatting. The text lists arrival and departure times across various segments, but many entries are garbled, making it unclear which routes, trains, or dates are referenced.
Transit Schedule Snippet for Peoria and Champaign Route
A fragmented timetable shows connections between Peoria Bloomington and Champaign with times such as 7.23am 2.40 pay and 6.08 pm. It lists arrivals and departures at Peoria Bloomington and a 4.10pm 10.3am sequence with ex 3 1130pm and 3.30am noted, indicating a regional rail or bus schedule segment.
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Peoria
Bloom
M &Ex
Peoria & Bloomington
Champaign
Peoria & Bloom
Columbus and Spring. Ohio Special and Cincinnati Rail Notes
The timetable fragment lists Columbus to Cincinnati connections with times for the Ohio special at 10.35 pm and 8.00 pm, plus multiple Cincinnati to Detroit and Dayton routes. It notes the City Ticket Office at 25 W Washington St and various outbound and inbound trains with departure and arrival times including fast mail and limited services.
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Columbus & Spring
Idiam
Ohio
Cincinnati
Hamilton & Dayton
City
Washington
Dayton
Dayton Lim
Toledo
Detroit
Chicago Indianapolis Monon Route Ticket Office Schedule
Chicago night express departs 25 W Washington. Chicago freight and passenger times list morning and afternoon departures with specific fares. Monon accommodation runs from 2:74 PM to 10.09 AM, reflecting irregular OCR of station timing.
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Washington-st
Chicago
Chicago Express
Chicago Vestibule
Monon
Fragmentary timetable notes for multiple stops
Readable fragments show morning and afternoon time slots for T, C and Mich, and T, D and Chi lim, with listed start and end times. Additional entries include M, L and L'porie sp with evening times. Exact routes, dates, and complete details are missing from the fragment.
In iana vecatur Western Ry Dec St. L Sex
Odd fragmented timetable note lists trains and times toward Chicago Tuscola and St. Louis. Details are incomplete but show connections with Decatur and Saint Louis lines, including a 4.40pm Chicago express and a 2.40pm Tuscola accommodation, plus late afternoon to evening departures.
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St. L
Chicago
Tuscola
St. L. F
Philadelphia and New York Lines Timetable Fragment
The page lists assorted railroad connections among Pennsylvania, Baltimore, Washington, Columbus, Martinsville, Logansport, Dayton, Xenia, Vandalia, and St. Louis lines with various times. Many entries appear garbled. readable items show morning and afternoon departures and connections across multiple routes and hubs.
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Payton & Xenica
Pittsburg & East
Logansport
Chicago
Phil
N.Y
Seca Balti
Wash
Dayton & Spring
Colum, Ind
Lou Martins
Pittsburg & Fast
Spencer ‘Tcc
Col
Ind. & Lavis
Logans
Martinsville Ace
Knights
Rich
Springfield
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Charley Hoyt
the Bureau
Love
New Jersey
Kitz Gemble
E. Kits
E. Court St
Forgale
P. Pfisterer
Virginia-ave
Clark
E. Washington
Snyder-Scott
City Markets
Michigan
Brazil
Groceriee
AXAX
Confectioners A
Ridgewood A
Phoenix A
Sgmpire A
Ideal
Windsor
Ridgewood
Ariosa
Lion
Jersey
Singapore
Young Hyson
Johrson
Johnson
G. S
Harnes
W. S
New York State
Wisconsin
Iikee
Pittsburg
Kanawha
Winifrede
Raymond City
Jackson
Island City
Blossburg
Shefall Carnival
H. L. Sanders
Indians Ave
Morton Place
Central-ave
Anna R. Meyer
Chichester
Chichester Chemical
Madison Square, Phila
Copidere
Ben Francisco
Sloan Drug CO
Washington St
St. L.ry
Big Four Rents
City Ticket Office
Cleveland Line
Benton Harbor Line
ST. Louis Line
St. Louis Accom
Chicago Line
Peoria Line
Springfield and
Columbus
Chicago, Indianapolis &Louissade Railway
R. R
Mich
Chi Lim
L’porie
Iana
Vecatur & Western Ry
Pennsylvania Lines
Washington-sts
Aim
Vandalia Lines
T. H
St. L. & West
St. D.-ace
Western Express
Effinghamac
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