Appalling Pennsylvania wreck at Trebeins Ohio
A late night collision near Trebeins Ohio when a St Louis to New York limited train struck a descending coal car at Trebeins. The crash burned for hours, with at least four dead including two railway postal clerks and several injured from Indianapolis and Columbus. Rescue crews arrived after an hour as survivors endured exposure and fear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ndianapolis
Sentinel
Trebeins
Ohio
Pennsylvania Raiload
St. Louis
New York
Apolis
Greenfield
Ind
Charles McGowan
M. M. Peters
Columbus
William Clark
Fred Carpenter
Indianapolis
Xenia
Limited
Pennsylvania Road
Clark
Dayton
William Dwyer
Gifford
Forsythe
Peters
McGowan
George A. Gifford
Irvington
Wm. G. Forsythe
KE. B. Hutchinson
Hints to Travellers Sell Off Trunks Amid Shipping Space Limits
Trunks priced to high savings as dealer abandons trunk display due to space constraints. Only 16 of any style exist, so no complete catalog but offers to save money on needed trunks. Provides a practical buyer note and sales push in brief, period-appropriate language.
Suit Cases at Low Prices for Travelling Goods
Leatherette cases lighter than leather in dark red tan and green sizes 22 and 24 inches priced at 2 dollars each. Better cases in sheepskin and cow hide from 4 to 6.50 dollars. Very good cases as low as 1.50 dollars and lower. Ladies cases available at 3 dollars. We’ll save you money on travelling goods.
Jeffries Fitzsimmons Set For Heavyweight Showdown Tonight
San Francisco July 25 Jeffries and Fitzsimmons express confidence for the world heavyweight title bout. Public leans to Jeffries with 10 to 4 betting. Fitzsimmons vows to dodge strength seek opening for a decisive punch. Jeffries trains at Reliance club plans to meet any tactic, expects victory. Seconds named for both fighters as they prep through the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Jeffries
Fitzsimmons
Fitz
Jeff
Bob
Reliance Club
Billy Delaney
Joe Kennedy
Jack Jeffries
Dewitt Vancoort
Geo, Dawson
Hank Griffin
Jack Stelzner
Billy Haberty
Cloudburst Causes Widespread Damage Near Dresden
Geneva, N Y July 25 A cloudburst last night near Dresden caused extensive damage. Acres of crops were destroyed and several dwellings barns and other buildings washed away. Several miles of New York Central track washed out. A house was carried into Seneca Lake and occupants escaped from second story windows.
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Geneva
N. Y
Dresden
New York Central
Seneca Lake
Albany Fire Claims Fireman Life In The Market District
A massive early morning Albany blaze destroyed parts of Beaver street’s Public Market building and the Columbia hotel. One firefighter, D. K. Bishop, was killed, James J. Shelly badly hurt, and Frank H. Weatherwax injured. Loss at 500000 to 750000 dollars. The collapse trapped crews amid flames and debris. The Unconditional Republican club and the Evening Times Union building suffered minor damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
D. K. Bishop
Insurance Patrol
James J. Shelly
Frank H. Weatherwax
Public Market
Beaver Street
Columbia Hotel
Elks’ Club House
Market Building
Republican Club House
Evening Times-Union
King Cruises Aboard Royal Yacht at Cowes
Coronation preparations at Westminster Abbey plus a royal yacht voyage from Cowes mark a bright day. King Edward’s health improves as the royal procession rehearsal draws a large crowd. Fire precautions are heightened at the abbey and surrounding stands with dedicated emergency lines and ready hoses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Edward
Cowes
Buckingham Palace
Westminster Abbey
Abbey
Westminster
Feast of Saint Anne Observed at St Joseph's Church
St Joseph's church hosted the Feast of St Anne with about 1700 women in the St Anne's society and a novena in progress. Rev Fr Dubreuil led daily services, a solemn high requiem Mass was celebrated, and the church lit with purple drapery and electric inscriptions. The Gregorian Mass, plain chant, and organ music filled the impressive ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Anne
Pierre M. Gagnon
St. Anne’s Society
Fr. Campeau
Dubreuil
Fr. Choquette
H. A. Racicot
E. Vincellette
Ste. Anne
Ot Perreault
Hoke Smith on Southern political stance and reform
Former Secretary Hoke Smith of Georgia speaks in New York on Southern politics. He says the South will support the Democrats nationally while prioritizing good local government and education. He notes Southern progress in manufacturing and cotton, and praises public schooling and industrial training for teachers and students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hoke Smith
Georgia
The
Times
South
Chicago
Kansas City
Jefferson and
Jackson
Seymour and Tilden
East
New England
America
Tax Assessment Progress Hints at Higher Rates
Tax assessors work on valuation books as two week deadline approaches for a new rate. A loss of almost one million dollars in taxable bank stock weighs on totals, but gains elsewhere may offset it. Even if this item is covered the year’s levy could rise to about 19.80 to 20.00 per thousand, with 19.90 a safer estimate.
Endowment drive planned for Methodist Church South
Nashville trustees decide to raise a 5 090 000 endowment fund with interest to aid superannuated ministers widows and orphans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville, Tenn
The
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Jury Acquits Bucksport Man in Sarah Ware Murder
Ellsworth Me July 25 After a sixteen hour deliberation the jury acquitted William A. Treworgy of Bucksport of the murder of Sarah Ware. The trial lingered late into the night with a map request and a full day of consideration before the unexpected verdict. The defendant remained calm as he left the courtroom amid local consternation and questions about pursuing further efforts to locate the real killer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellsworth
Sarah Ware
William A. Treworgy
Bucksport
Emery
Treworgy
Texas Floods Hit State From Western Plains to Dallas
Heavy rainfall floods western Texas with seven days of rain in Scurry county and rising rivers. Sny der cut off from mail. Abilene rail traffic stalled. Big Springs submerged up to ten feet. Pecos flood affects alfalfa and corn north of town. Waco Brazos surged then fell. Dallas area drenched, cotton fields drenched aiding staple yield.
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Dallas
Tex
Texas
Scurry County
Snyder
Texas and Pacific
Big Springs
Pecos
Abilene
Waco
Brazos
Condition Critical Smallpox Patient at Contagious Hospital
Emelia Lord, 25, one of the hospital’s smallpox patients, is in critical condition with little hope of living through the day. Her husband’s light varioloid case is believed to be the source, and she is mother to several children, the youngest only 12 days old when admitted last Monday. Despite utmost care, she battles the severest form of the disease. the infant may survive.
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Emelia Lord
Health Department
Newburyport Marine Society Outing at Nantasket Beach
The Marine Society of Newburyport held its annual outing at Nantasket beach on Wednesday with twelve of twenty three surviving members present including Capt. J. A. Janvrin of Newburyport. Winners were served at the Atlantic house and many yarns were spun at a social gathering afterward. The company returned after a drive over the act and sampled other harbor attractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Marine Society of
Newburyport
Nantasket Beach
J. A. Janvrin
Winner
Comany
Six Buttering Dealers Fined in Police Court
Six defendants charged with violating the butter law pleaded guilty in Judge Hadley's police court. Oleomargarine sales to guests without notice drew fines. Goyette paid $100, Pike’s counts were dismissed after pleading not guilty on one count, and Ross had a count on file. Other cases involved imitation butter sales, theft, probation for a boy, parole prison returns, indecent exposure, and drunkenness with fines from $5 to $20.
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Hadley
Dennis McEvoy
First Street
Jennie Parks
Chelmsford Street
Walter H. Ross
Middlesex Street
Ross
W. A. Hogan
Charles H. Goyette
John F. Saunders
Goyette
Albert Welch
Lawrence Tandry
Alice Dourdon
Mary EB
State Farm
Annie Fierce
James Newson
James Alex
Ganley
Maddox
Mike Starkis
Joseph Smith
Alex
Bishop O Gorman to deliver Pope letter to Roosevelt
In Rome Bishop Thomas O Gorman of Sioux Falls met Cardinal Rampolla and discussed the Philippine situation and a suitable apostolic delegate candidate. He will sail July 30 from Genoa to New York on the Hohenzollern and visit Oyster Bay to present the Pope's letter and gift to President Roosevelt. He then proceeds to Washington to deliver Rampolla's letter to Secretary Hay and confer with Secretary Root.
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Rome
Thos. O’gorman
Sioux Falls
Rampolla
Philippine
Genoa
New York
Hohenzollern
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Washington
Hay
Root
Mother to plead for life of Dr Russell Wilson in Nicaragua
Cleveland July 25 A Milan Ohio physician Dr Russell Wilson faces court martial in Bluefields Nicaragua on charges of filibustering against the Nicaraguan government. His mother sails from Cleveland to plead for his life as Senator Hanna seeks protection for the journey and possible mercy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Russell Wilson
Milan
Ohio
Bluefields
Nic
Wilson
Hanna
Washington
Pension changes outline for July 5 issue
Washington July 25 announces pension changes resulting from the July 5 issue. Original recipient Adoniram E. Vining of South Weymouth receives $6 and Otis L. Bonney of Hanson receives $6. Additional details not fully shown.
Local Inheritance Details Listed In Brief Notice
A terse notice records bequests to Abraham Schuster who is dead, with $12 to a widow. Mary Ann Cummings of Somerset receives $12. Sarah N Schuster of Sandwich receives $8. Other names and specifics are not fully shown in the fragment.
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Crease
Abraham Schuster
Sandwich
Mary Ann Cummings
Somerset
Sarah N Schuster
Glasalt Wins Liverpool Cup at July Meeting
London reporters note that at the Liverpool July meeting on July 25 Glasalt ridden by American jockey Maher won the Liverpool Cup run over 1200 sovereigns.
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London
Liverpool
Glasalt
Maher
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Pennsylvania
Limited Express
Nberrimack Palothing Company
City Hall
King Cruises
His
Dover Improvement Company
Dover
Acquit
Nantasket
John D. Long
Pike
Star
Butte
Whitaker
Stat Dairy Bureau
James M. Carmody
Saunders
O’gorman
Philippines
Dr. Wilson
O'Sullivan Bros, CO
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