Trains Crushed Together Near Antwerp Tolling Deaths
Antwerp May 21 a head on collision between a passenger and a pilgrim train near Contich six miles northeast of the city killed seventy five and seriously injured one hundred. A signal error caused the switch to remain open and the Antwerp express plowed into the rear of the pilgrim train. Many bodies lay in wreckage as rescuers struggled amid fire and dust while Peasants gathered unable to aid injured.
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Antwerp
Contich
Amall
Greo
Foreman Collins Kills Accuser in Tennessee Tragedy
Will Collins, foreman on a railroad line, shot and killed George Wright after Wright charged him with insolent proposals to his wife. Collins fled. his whereabouts unknown, with Knoxville as his home. The incident sparked regional unrest before a July 4 picnic at HunniCutt’s Bridge with speakers and a brass band.
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Kendrick's Creek
Tenn
Will Collins
Carolina
Cinchfield
Ohio
Rati Rona
George Wright
Wright
Colling
Collins
Knoxville
Hunnicutt’s Bridge
Little River
Newry Brasn
Mnere
Student Injured Falling From Chair at Cedar Springs Institute
May 20 in Spartanburg reports a Cedar Springs Institute student injured both legs after slipping from a dining chair. One leg bone broken below the knee, the accident described as peculiar and with considerable excitement. Ortho Laxative Wrist Syrup touted for women and children as mild and pleasant tasting.
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Spartanburg
Cedar Springs Institute
Georgia Barber Commits Death by Own Action
Lawrenceville Georgia May 20 Webster Dollar was found dead in Sugar Hill District Saturday afternoon. Coroner notified. Verdict of suicide. He used a hickory bark rope to a hoist, stood on a chair, and fired a shotgun at his breast. A note to his father read elt Moyd and Lyon to be Rod boya. Fear of a raid by revenue officers likely caused the deed.
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Lawrenceville
Webster Dollar
Sugar Hill
Moyd
Lyon
Rod Boya
Osterrh Cure Discussion and Mirth Bede Notes
A fragmented medical item discusses local applications for catarrh and a constitutional approach, noting mucous surface effects and references to pills for constipation. It mentions Feeney and a rider about mucous tissues and remedies, with scattered phrases about remedies and tests.
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Feeney
Fragmented Note on Label Offer and Confusion
A garbled message discusses a label offer and confusion over pricing. The text mentions two cents and two for three dollars, with references to a supposed label, a lake, and timing. The fragment is unclear but implies a sales scheme or miscommunication.
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Jabel
Merrill to Visit Arizona to Study Canyon Diablo Crater
Washington May 25 Prof Merrill head of the geology department of the United States National Museum will go to Butte Arizona to observe deep borings planned in the Canyon Diablo crater. The crater, about 0.25 miles across and 600 feet deep, has long puzzled geologists who debate whether it is an extinct volcano or the site of a meteor impact centuries ago.
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Washington
Deo
P. Merrill
United States
Naonal Museum
Doona Butte
Arizona
Canyon Diablo Crater
Denwrt
Valence
Garth
Leading Citizen Shoots Himself in Union County Farmstead
Blatravinie, Gn. Mya Gavender of Gaddintown, about 20 miles south of this place, killed himself with a shotgun at his home yesterday. Authorities cited temporary insanity as a possible cause. Gavender, a well to do farmer, was about 55, leaving a wife and several children. reported as the first suicide in Union County history.
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Blatravinie
Gavender
Gaddintown
Cavender
Union County
Kie 4
Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Promises Cure Without Surgery
A Victorian era testimonial feature touts Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a permanent remedy for female troubles. Readers from Gardiner Maine and Chicago report avoiding operations after using the tonic, with endorsements stressing a three month recovery and life saved.
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Lydia B. Pinkarm
A. Williams
Gardiner
Maine
Lynn B
Chicago
Lydian
Pinkham
Lydia K. Pinkham
Roosevelts Cousin Arrives With Team For Oyster Bay
John Roosevelt, cousin of the President, arrived in Haremond with a team of horses he plans to drive to Oyster Bay to present to Theodore Roosevelt. He rode a sulky from his ranch near Phoenix, Arizona, saying he would complete the distance to Oyster Bay. He added he has endured a rough journey but is none the worse.
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Chicago
John Roosevelt
Haremond
Oyater Bay
Phoenix
Arizona
Theodore
Oyster Bay
Notice to Our Customers About Cough Cold Remedies
Notice to our customers announces a cure advertisement for cough cold and lung issues sold by a drug store. The text mentions a 200 AUENIG license and a May 30 City ordinance, with prohibitions on Sunday sales to minors and warnings about health products and claims amid muddled OCR.
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All Dragnt
Auenig
Minora
County Claims Audited Show May 1 2203 Approvals
Board of County Commissioners met May 1 2203 to audit claims. Names cover road work bridge duties lunacy exams and various county services with payments to doctors sheriffs and vendors. Majority of entries list district road projects with amounts and recipients including Good Roads Machinery Co and Seneca Iron Works among others.
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Hopktne
Fees
Seubanks
Mugateees
Eitey
Ubanks
PALO
BRIAR
Holland
Timmes
LO Davin
Sons of
Mule
King
Woolbucht
P Stribling
M Simpson
EB Cox
Gibson
Lyles
Nicholson
Rond
L & Boloman
T Bennett
J W Wicliffe
J W Bell
M Kawalaty
Flarbin
Constable
Marvin McAlister
Bee Tvensseay
DA Smith
M Lowery
P Wood
J Stone
Diet
B Giles
L McCarthy
Beer Ie Agen
Thrasher
Seneca Towanhip
Seneca Iron Works
Fonaking Fond Caboy
J M Green
Dist
Jan GC Beaborn
Beeen Bo
Entrekin
Lee & Brown
T Y Chalmers
H Orr
Carter & Co
Jon Kerr
Carter Hardware
R Grogan
Pices Ceater
Carter Hardware Co
B Whitton
Walker, Evangel& Cogswell Co
Davis
Grogan
Cannon
F McAlister
Ng Ag
L Miller
L Talley
Schroder
Buller
Elkin
Burrell
Seneca Mercantila Co
Lee
High Falla Bridge
Whit Knox
RC Emerson
J Schroder
Clem Wilbanks
C Alexander
Alexander
J Myers
Ables
Reece
Boween
Benjamin Whitfield
M Perry
Close
RD White
Rogers
W. Grubbs
Walary
Kelley Et al
Bearden & Graham
Thomas
Walker, Evan & Cogswell Co
Auppiten
J Cox
M Button
Butt
Jarrard
Praston Lee
J W McClain
Janking
Abbott Et al
A C Smith
B Smith
R H Powell
Snead
C Brucke
F H Smith
L. Moody
W A Kelley
L Hamby
H Blackwell
RL Gilutrap
P H Welch
Ebert Cobb
L Chastain
Grant
Crate
Anlary
H Kindley
Center Township
Standard Oil Appeals After Large Fine Avoidance Claim
The Standard Oil Co begins a new action to escape paying 29 million dollars fined by Judge Landis in Chicago. The case moves to the United States Court of Appeals as part of the appeal process.
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Standard Oil Co
Landis
Chicago
United States Court Court of Appeals
Six Million Working Women Estimate Workforce Scope
A writer estimates six to six million working women in the United States, noting her research spans every state and major city, illustrating widespread female labor participation across the nation.
Neighborly Garden Habits Inspire Housekeeping Lesson
A fragment from an amistyped column notes a neighborly woman who tends her garden, spends little time on soil tasks, and shares harvest with neighbors. It hints at costs and toil, while describing her busy, active lifestyle and willingness to help when others are short.
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Doan
Georgia Barber
Prof
Merrill
Castoria the News
Cousin Theodore
Beer Licennes
Counte
Board of County Comm
Onera
McAli
F. A. H Schroder
Estho
Scott
Gugw
al Aldad
Castoria
Mu Rmay Street
Heh Homa Ofry
J. Lampton
Loth’s
Columbia
W. J. Carter
M. D
Hank
Carter's Pharmacy
Westminster
W.F. Austin
Seneca
South Carolina
J. W. Byrd & Co
Pr. Thomson
Valhalla
O.W. Pitchford Co
I.H. Burgess
Witson Bro
Olnksenles-Harper
Ofice
W. M
Ennell
Walhalla
8. C
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UL. Hhrndorn
Bonth Carolina
Peona No
J. B. Carey
J. W. Bholer
Pickens
W. C. Hughs
Canby
Shelor
R. Te Jaynes
Bell Phone No
Moawain
Greenvillac
Long
Oga
Walhalia
Lovie A, King
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