Train Crash River Tragedy Leaves Dozens Dead
A Canadian Pacific train plunged into a river with about 500 passengers aboard. Divers search the wreck as officials report many bodies recovered and more feared lost.
22 Jan 1910
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Newspaper
New Albany Evening Tribune
Location
New Albany, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1910
Page
1
A Canadian Pacific train plunged into a river with about 500 passengers aboard. Divers search the wreck as officials report many bodies recovered and more feared lost.
Readable fragments describe a local event with unspecified people and places. The text shows garbled phrases and missing details leaving the exact purpose and outcome unclear. Further clean text needed to produce a precise headline and summary.
The readable parts reference a deposit statement and related foray notes with mentions of a POW cone and various names. The text is garbled but implies a financial deposit record or foray into a case with unrelated fragments and dates.
A fearless, honest preacher shares strong opinions on Peruna. Letters from pastors and readers describe relief and improved health after using Peruna, with requests for almanacs and direct messages to the author.
Fragmented text describes fever cough sore throat and hemorrhages with references to battles and diseases. Names and places are garbled but imply a report on illnesses and conflicts affecting a local area and individuals.
A brief local notice from the Evening Tribune cautions that a popular claim about Poley’s Honey and Par does not cure coughs or heal other ailments. The paper advises readers to ignore the supposed carded system and avoid the advertised remedy.
Local notice describes printing services offered by the Tribune office for landlords and tenants with copies of the new landlord tenant keys law printed on back of each receipt. It promises the same price as before and invites calls to the Tribune office.
Government readiness to probe six months into alleged price control by four Chicago meat packers. Investigation seeks civil action under Sherman Act with potential civil penalties and witnesses to testify in federal proceedings.
A Gazette transcription reports Indiana Republican leaders debating the party’s next speaker and potential cabinet roles. It notes Cannon as a possible candidate and mentions other figures like Crumpacker and Miller, with discussions on district loyalties and leadership lines.
Nonsensical lines describe a chaotic scene with delegates, poets, and figures named in a scattered, unreadable transcript. The text references miners and a contentious gathering, but specifics remain unclear amid garbledOCR.
The Republican committees direct precincts in New Albany to elect delegates and alternates for the district convention on February 9 in New Albany. Each ward appoints two delegates and two alternates in most wards, with specific counts per ward. The action sets dates for meetings, locations in Georgetown and surrounding areas, and directs timely notices to Tribune subscribers.
An old ad claims Foley's Kidney Remedy helps with nerve pain and kidney trouble. A customer named DOW Williams from Wyoming endorses its effectiveness and offers a brief certification.
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