Actress Clara Bloodgood Dies By Own Hand In Baltimore Hotel
Mrs Clara Bloodgood the actress shot herself in her room at the Hotel Stafford in Baltimore Maryland Her body lay on the bed with a bullet wound and a loaded revolver with three empty chambers was found nearby She had performed a matinee at Albaughs theatre earlier and was scheduled for The Truth at the Academy of Music no appearance occurred until the pistol sounded prompting staff to investigate
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Clara Bloodgood
Stafford
Baltimore
Academy of Music
Conrad
Ellangowan
Madame Theodore
Violet
Desert
Mrs. Carmichael
Jersey
Wreck on Atlantic Express at Pittsburg Union Station
The east bound Atlantic express on the Pennsylvania road wrecked shortly after leaving Union Station in Pittsburg. Thirteen passengers in two Pullman cars were seriously injured, with no fatalities. The cause was a frozen or misthrown switch as two Pullman cars left the tracks and were struck by two express cars. New Pullmans were added and the train continued east with the injured onboard.
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Pennsylvania Road
Union Station
Pittsburg
Immigrant Departures From Aston Leave Overflow Liner
Attention is directed to a large number of foreigners leaving the country on two White Star liners from Aston Massachusetts with steerage fully booked. Most travelers are Italians and those sailing to Liverpool will be routed via Cherbourg to Naples for onward transport.
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Aston
Mass
Liverpool
Lily
Cherbourg
Napler
Chicago Florist Manager Dies by Own Action
Philip J. Hauswirth, secretary of the Society of American Florists and owner of a flower shop in the Auditorium Annex, Chicago, shot himself through the heart in the basement of his store. Police removed the body before hotel guests were informed.
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Chicago
Public safety incident turns deadly in Augusta Arkansas
A suspect described as a Black man named Wash Mussay ran amuck in Augusta Arkansas injuring seven people including two women. He was cornered in the courthouse yard and shot by a passing posse after resisting, with one victim dying.
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Wash Mussay
Augusta
Ark
Court House
Mussay
John Mitchell Leaves Hospital After Appendicitis Operation
John Mitchell president of the United Mine Workers of America was discharged from LaSalle Illinois hospital and returns to his Spring Valley home. He has nearly fully recovered from the October 11 appendicitis operation and will stay at home for some time.
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John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
LaSalle
McKinley Mausoleum Completed in Canton Announcement
Trustees of the McKinley National Memorial Association announced in Washington on Thursday that the McKinley mausoleum in Canton Ohio is completed and formally transferred to the association.
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McKinley
Canton
Ohio
McKinley National Memorial Association
Trustees of
The
Association
Washington, D. C
Five-Story Furniture Store Fire Hits New York
A major blaze gutted the interior of Geo. Frill & Co.'s five story furniture store on Third Avenue and East 149th Street New York City causing about 150000 dollars in losses.
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New York
Geo. Frill & Co
Third Avenue
East 149Th Street
New York City
Henry O Havemeyer Dead
Henry O Havemeyer, president of a leading organization, has died. The obituary notes his prominent role and hints at his contributions, reflecting on his leadership and the impact of his passing.
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Henry O. Havemeyer
Sixtieth Congress Opens as Crowds Fill Capitol Seats
Opening of the Sixtieth Congress draws large crowds to the Capitol. Speaker Cannon and lawmakers receive ovations as both House and Senate adjourn quickly to honor deceased members Pettus and Morgan.
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Lower Branch
Senate
Washington
Capitol
Congress
House
Tower Chamber
Emriv
Charles ER Dirosvenor
Rahcoek
Bingham
Philadelphia
John Sharp Wilkins
Cannon
Pettus and Morgan
Alabama
San Francisco Racing Season Opens Amid Reports
The article notes the opening of the racing season in San Francisco. Joe Gans blames Rattling Nelson for dodging a match, citing fear. Andrew Carnegie supposedly gave Pittsburg a free football game on Thanksgiving. Sean and Jeyne increased their averages in the billiard tournament at Leela. Twenty runners contested the Y A A Thanksgiving cross country event.
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San Francisco
Joe Gans
Rattling Nelson
Andrew Carnegie
Pittsburg
Sean
Jeyne
Leela
Lady Mabel Seeks Brutal Critique For Poems
Lord Mallow agrees to harshly review Lady Mabel s poems seeking frank critique and guidance on polishing her verses as they spar over honesty and publicity in Kensington the duchess nearby oblivious to their plans.
Poetic Trial by a Rising Statesman’s Secretary
Lord Mallow guides Lady Mabel’s metaphysical poem through editorial critique with a keen eye, pruning lines to sharpen meaning while avoiding wounding vanity. The secretary, Allan Vandrey, drafts margins and notes as May ends with the manuscript in type and debate over commas and admiration.
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Mabel
Lord Mallow
Hampshire
Statesman
Green Isle
Lady Mable
Allan
Amy
Vandrey
Crttle
Poot
Nmuworthy
Tord Mallow
Roderick
Kensington
Roderick Vandrey
London
Violet Tempest and Beechdale’s Quiethouse Marriage
Violet Tempest returns to Abbey House after a year away while Mrs. Carmichael and her husband maintain a distant, fashionable partnership. The Beechdale church morning service remains a social staple, with the couple seen as the epitome of married bliss despite waning happiness and Pallid illness in the lady.
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Violet Tempest
Hone
Abbey House
Mrs. Carmichael
Beechdale
Pamelia Carmichael
Invalid's Quiet Reprieve Tests Family Ties
A wife feigns illness to withdraw from society while her husband doubts her condition. Pamela Carmichael insists the curtailment is wise for her future, as their marriage strains over past debts, vanity, and rumors. Distant letters from Violet reveal unseen tensions within the family.
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Sam
Conrad
Pamela
Rose Point
Wheat Crops and The Hardware Man Joke
A humorous tale from the Sun day Magazine recounts an elderly Topeka hardware dealer and a boastful farmer. The farmer questions the dealer about his wheat crop, and the dealer feigns ignorance while describing how his men stored grain outdoors and in the barn.
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Kanans Ming
Sarg
Topeka
Mei
Hardware
Silent Smith Paths of a Busy Broker Told by a Shawnee Farmer
A fragmentary anecdote recounts Silent Smith as a kind but busy broker. A Shawnee farmer visiting New York recalls being teased by Smith about his insistence on prompt tasks and frequent quick meetings. The tale hints at Smith’s stern, persistent manner and quick temper.
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Smith
New York
Josh
Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna Endorsed
An advertisement extols the Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a trusted ethical remedy for family health. It claims worldwide approval by physicians and the Well-Informed of the World and urges purchase only from the California Fig Syrup Co. through leading druggists.
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California Fig Syrup Co
Contagion Prevention by Derax Disinfectant Advocated
An article advocates Derax as an easy to obtain disinfectant and universal remedy for contagion control. It claims Derax disinfects, deodorizes, cleans clothes and skin, and can be used on delicate fabrics without damage.
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oSiebrowna
Clortiuns Treauentiv
Thorensh
Oder
Harmfil
Fragmented Health Satire Incomprehensible Baby Skin Tale
A garbled OCR fragment mocks eczema treatment claims and includes quoted notes about a child growing into a language student. It parodies medical remedies and political dialogue with stray lines about pancakes and shoes.
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Sixtieth Congress
Speaker Cannon
Diplomatic Gallery
Senor Mayor Des Plineches
Cniiferna
James Tryce
Nicholas Longworth
Te Q
Frantie
Anak
Soret Pave
the Door Teaders
Thatzell
Shermahound
James AL Tawney
Sori
Vixen
M.E. Braddon
Niv
Byron
Lady Mabel
Edinburgh Review
Queen Ann
Krensington
Weslena
Lord Marlow
Eade Mabel
Childe Harold
Bacon
Mallow
Tree Politeneau
Eczema
Hevan
Foibes
Benny Posiflesin
Mary Ati
Joe
Sour Boy
Collse
Senator Sorghum
Washington Star
Johnny
Mrs Lapating
Dodds
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