Democratic circus scene overshadowed by Thatcher surge
A chaotic party meeting unfolded with shifting loyalties as delegates elected a slate amid accusations of favoritism. Key figures including Uncle Snow and Mo Isi Haul drew support, while others faced delays and clashes over endorsements. A milk train accident near Bethlehem disrupted travel on the way to Philadelphia.
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Tragic Rail Crash Kills and Injures Dozens Near Philadelphia
A severe rear end collision on the Bethlehem line near Philadelphia results in thirteen deaths and many injuries. The crash occurs as a morning express train travels toward Allentown, with the wreckage reported near the Union Depot and several officials tallying casualties.
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Telegraphic Briefs From a Turbulent Election Year
Brief items report the Empress Dowager backing a foreigner purge in Pekin with fifty two foreigners killed after an invited warning. Theodore Roosevelt speaks on Labor Day to Chicago workers, Col Bryan and Arthur Sewall noted. Election rules outline voter registration deadlines, residence requirements, and transfer restrictions affecting eligibility.
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Accidents Mar Hurts Boys In Glurketon Field
A Saturday incident near Glurketon left two boys severely injured when a sulky plow struck, throwing the younger from the seat and causing a compound knee fracture and a protruding bone. Abe Wule restrained a helper who fled, and doctors treated the brothers with care as both faced serious but hopeful recoveries.
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Notie note on local employments and trading agents
Notice states Mr. 7 M Lareen is no longer in our employ and Mr John Griffin of Newton is now our opading agent at Cache Tunnel. He is prepared to pay high cash price for wool or cattle, wheels, and other produce for shipment through the firm.
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Fr pill seorye Sloat 89 fete proraps
Covop, Cirecery & Drug Co. reported changes affecting Sloat 89 fete and nearby routes. Early Bilners noted adjustments in local distribution and store operations, with formal notices to customers about revised procurement and service schedules.
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Seized Chinese vases tied to Paris owner in New York
Customs officers at the French Line pier in New York seized two Chinese vases valued at 540 008 tied to M. De Vinhiberbe of Paris for alleged customs evasion. Vases described as superb ancient Dynasty works were displayed to solicitors before export questions arose and authorities pursued proper clearance.
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Gold in Alaska Debate Warns of Harsh Realities
Warren Cheney argues in Alaska that gold may exist but exploration is costly and uncertain. He notes health and labor waste, high failure rates, and the need for longer horizons and patient capital before profits appear, with miners facing extended timelines and uncertain returns.
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