Cincinnati Clubhouse Bombing At Phoenix Club
Telegraphic reports from around the world describe a diabolical attempt to destroy the Phoenix Club in Cincinnati Ohio by an infernal machine placed at the main entrance. The bomb detonated injuring barkeeper Frank J. Buegel whose hand was blown off. police and investigators rushed to the scene to probe the incident.
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Cincinnati
Phoenix Club
Ninth and
Race Streets
Ohio
Frank J. Buegel
Interurban Car Wrecks on Terre Haute Line at Harmony
An extra freight car crashed into a passenger coach on the Terre Haute Indianapolis and Eastern Traction line at Harmony Ind. The collision derailed the coach and wrecked the reeend. Motorman Nicholas Lydinger and conductor Harley Akers were seriously hurt. Lydinger suffered severe cuts and chest injuries. Akers continued with his car. Miner Geo Williams sustained minor injuries to shoulders and back.
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Terre Haute, Indianapolis and Eastern Traction
Harmony
Ind
Nicholas Lydinger
Harley Akers
Lydinger
Knightsville
Akers
Geo. Williams
Express Train Robbery Shocks Pennsylvania Line
Two men concealed on the New York to St Louis express seized four sealed bags of currency at Walkers Mill ten miles west of Pittsburg. The amount is unknown. The train carries large sums from New York and other points to western destinations.
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Walkers Mill
Pittsburg
Pan Handle
New York
Matsushima Sinks After Explosion Killing Hundreds
A mysterious explosion ripped through the Japanese training cruiser Matsushima as it dropped anchor at Makang on the Pescadores, sending the vessel to a rapid sinking. About 600 lives were lost or missing, with many cadets and officers perishing, while rescue ships Itsukushima and Hashidate saved over 100 crew members. The ship carried 358 crew, including cadets of notable families, and was built in 1890 with a 1 million dollar cost.
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Matsushima
Itsukushima
Hashidate
Makang
Pescadores Islands
Japan
Baron Chinda
Foreign Office
Prince Oyama
Name
Yoshinori
Yashiro
United States
Olympia
Admiral Ito
Yalu River
Farm News Snippets From Around the Nation
Government experts cure locoed cattle and report widespread farming notes. Pennsylvania farmer Robert McGuire heads a large family. U S lumber output hits a record 37 550 736 000 board feet. Oklahoma finds green bugs limited damage. Iowa station tests apple storage. Illinois Western hospital herd of 100 cows condemned as tubercular after state tests. St Paul road to drop wool baling rate, saving 10 cents per 100 pounds. Western Utah salt over 38 000 acres valued at 400 million dollars. A curly haired freak horse sells in Chicago market. New York park chiefs urged planting potatoes or corn to grow grass in Central Park. Minnesota Dakota seeding season unusually favorable. small grains near completion. Alabama man buys Rodriguez ranch 471 000 acres in Durango for 1 200 000 with 35 000 goats and 5 000 cattle. Prince Victor Narayan of India in U S for Cornell agriculture study then tobacco work south. Wisconsin tests sugar beets yield 10 38 percent sugar in north. Kansas farmers contract to test dryland alfalfa from Bone experiments.
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Ilinois Eastern Hospital
St. Paul
Utah
Chicago
Wilson
New York City
Central Park
Minnesota
Dakotas
Birmingham
Ala
Rodriguez
Durango
Mexico
Prince Victor Naryan
India
United States
Cornell University
Wisconsin Experiment Station
Wisconsin
Grant
Haskell
Kansas
Agricultural Department
Strong and Steady Chapter I Young Walter Faces Loss
Walter Conrad, a wealthy farm boy, returns home to Essex Classical Institute after learning his father is gravely ill. At Willoughby he learns of a mining stock collapse tied to Andrew Holmes’s deceit, hinting at looming ruin. Walter discovers his father’s death and confronts a harsh relative in Stapleton as he begins funeral planning.
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Walter
Lemuel
Lemuel Warner
New York
Walter Conrad
Lem
Porter
Principe
Institute
Conrad
Nancy Forbes
Woodville
Great Metropolitan Mining Company
James Wall
Wall
Conrad of
Willoughby
Willoughby Station
Father
Wal
Nancy
William Conrad
Andrew Holmes
Jacob Drummond
Stapleton
Drummond
The New York Times on Men Women and Meals
A woman contemplates reform after overhearing a restaurant manager claim 1,000 men could eat for a total of $1,000 while suggesting women cheat and that men save by watching men more than women. A male friend notes women are watched less while men get cheaper meals.
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New York Times
Dewberry family rebrands to DuBerry amid village gossip
A returned traveler learns the Dewberrys, now DuBerry, left their cottage for a hilltop mansion with three cars and a daughter pledged to a duke. The gate no longer bears the old name and rumors say the couple's love cooled after their spring marriage.
Wits and Warnings in a Parrot’s Tale
A collection of pithy lines on journalism pride and money. The quips note that green parrots prove nothing about experience and yellow journalism is notable for being read. The piece ends with a jab about taxes and pride of ownership.
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Niagara
John Kendrick Bangs
Success Magazine
Kidney Pills Restore Marion Man After Long Illness
Nesbitt of Depot street Marion Kentucky describes chronic kidney trouble with edema and near paralysis. After three months using Dean’s Kidney Pills he recovered enough to return to work. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. Pekin Gazette adds editorial page and half tone pictures.
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Do. W. L. Nesbitt
Depot Street
Marion
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Sloan's Liniment Promises Quick Neuralgia Relief and Comfort
An advertisement touts Sloan's Liniment as the remedy for neuralgia and sciatica with a sedative nerve effect and circulatory boost. A testimonial from J. P. Hubbard of Marietta S. G. claims immediate relief after a twenty five cent bottle and lifelong use. A comic dialogue from Catholic Mirror follows, unrelated to the medical claim.
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Sloan
J. P. Hubbard
Marietta
S. G
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Mr. Savage
Star League
George Hitt
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Star League of Newspapers
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Gallagher
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Pescadores
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Farm News
Government Agricultural Department
Robert McGuire
Pennsylvania
Oklahoma
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Mr. Brier
Ebe
Kemp
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