Man Hunt Nears End as Hartletts Return with Boy
Oxen of Fairfax County and neighboring areas chase Edward Hays Hartlett wife and Turner Schneider who surface at Daviesville Va. and surrender. Hartlett escapes into woods while the woman is arrested at Fairfax Courthouse. The boy says he was drugged and kidnapped. authorities pursue across Maryland and Virginia amid rumors and conflicting stories.
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Marrland
Virginia
Edward Hays Hartlett
Turner Schneider
KE. F. Schneider
Daviesville
Hartlett
Fairfax
Hays
Sheil
John Eo Rean
Fairfax County
Maffelt
Vienna
Furnace Mountain
Virginia Catoctins
Point of Rocks
Schneider Boy
Potomac
Heater
Seneta Md
Schneider
Tlass
Upper
Farfvasfle
Odd Joely
Edward Hayes Heartletl
Edward Hays
Edward
Nerk Heothe
Maffett
Mrs. Hays
Aranesville
Warant
Parrfax
Washington
Desiordas
Edward Tays
Duk Turner Schneider
Bell reveals heat antidote Air Tight Floors for cooling homes
Dr Alexander Graham Bell explains an air tight floor system to cool interiors using a simple setup of an ice box pipe and electric fan. He demonstrates with a ground floor tank at his Washington home and notes the concept relies on cooler air circulating from a high point to lower areas. The device may become affordable and practical though not patented, with potential to end indoor heat.
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Alexander Graham Bell
Fr. Bell
Connecticut Avenue
Washington
Drell
Doctor Belt
David Fairchild
Mr. Fairchild
Reverend Albert Zana mermman Improves at Washington Hospital
Reports from Washington Asylum Hospital say Rev. Albert of Zana mermman, acting pastor of Western Presbyterian Church, Washington, shows improvement. It will be several weeks before he can resume church duties.
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Washington Asylum Hospital
Albert of Zanamermman
Western Presbyterian Church
Washington
Zinenchmmn
Man Shot In Pat hipa Restaurant Taken To Baltimore
John Dohnson, a Black man recently shot at PatHipa’s restaurant, was transported to Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore yesterday evening for treatment.
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John Dohnson
PatHipa’ Restauran
Baltimore
Joubnus Hopkins Hospital
Baseball Emerges as Nation’s Most Popular Sport in America
Article surveys baseball’s rise to national prominence, noting vast attendance and spending. It traces origins to rounders, debates birthplace among Philadelphia New York and Hoboken clubs, and outlines early leagues, professional bodies, and college baseball's development through the Intercollegiate Association and subsequent reorganizations.
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America
Cpaine
England
United States
Borth
Philadelphia
PSA
New York
National Association of Baseball Players
Cimemnat
Red Stockings
Iszl
American Association of Professional Clubs
Players
National League
National League and
American Association of Professional Baseball Clubs
New Zealand
Northwestern
New England
Intercollegiate Baseball Association
Tiarsvard
Princeton
Brown Woherst
Bartmouth
Yale
Harvard
Columbia
Eastern College League
Columba
Intercolosiare Association
Yown
Dartmouth
Wesleyan
Withhaway
Trinity
New Onsland
Mite
Wessexan
Welhams
Strate Senator Blair Lee at Un serstowl affair unclear
Fragmentary OCR text references Senator Blair Lee and an event in a place named Un serstowl with unclear context and missing details.
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Strate Senator
Blair Lee
Unserstowl
Ys Cf
Zemi
Sia Eke
Device Not Yet Perfect Automatic stokers on railways show mixed success
A review of automatic stokers in U S railroading notes two main types overfeed and underfeed with limited success. The first successful unit appeared on Chesapeake and Ohio in the 1890s and today several lines use automatic feeders. Trials show substantial coal saving and stable steam pressure, while an underfeed design by D F Crawford aims for full integration with locomotives and smoke-free performance.
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United States
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Iowa Central
Burlington
D. F. Crawford
Pennsylvania Limes
Pittsburg
War Dept denies tap on Washington aqueduct in state notes
News from Maryland reports the War Department refused Glen Echo permission to tap Washington's aqueduct. Other items include Blair Lee club formation for Blair Tees, a Druid Hill Park picnic for deafmutes, and various local updates on politics, transportation, and industry across the state.
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War Department
Glen Echo
Washington
Aqueduct
Blair Lee Club
Blair Tees
Haston
Deafmutes of
Maryland
Druid Hill Park
Baltimore
Tonarrew
Roger W. Cull
Crothers
Methodist Protestant Churches of
Patapsco
Ellicott City
Ichester
John B. Hanna
Republican State Committee
Luther B. Wilson
Methodist Episcopal Church
Africa
London
Upper Cross Roads
Corrigansville
Western Maryland Railroad
Harford
Cecil Counties
Cecil
Pennsylvania Railroad System
Eastern Glass Company
South
Cumberland
Dorchester National Bank
Commuuni
First Industrial Bank of
Elkton
Charles Ellis
Deafness Cure Claim By Hall’s Catarrh Cure
An advertisement asserts deafness results from inflammation of the Eustachian tube and claims Hall’s Catarrh Cure can restore hearing. It offers $100 for any case caused by catarrh that cannot be cured, directs readers to send for details, lists Chaney & Co of Toledo and local druggists as sellers.
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Hay
May
Philo Hay Spec. CO
Newark
N.J
U.S. A
Drug and Dept Stores
CHANEY &_CO
Toledo
High-Top Lasts Press Up Shoe Prices Across Industry
The rise of high-toe lasts increases production costs in Lynn and other centers. Lasting demands rise 1 to 2 cents per pair, with one case noting a five-cent hike. Experts warn consumers face higher prices without gains in quality as lasting time and equipment need expand.
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Lynn
Thirty Years Together Promotes King’s New Discovery
Thomas Ariss of Concord Michigan endorses King’s New Discovery after thirty years of use describing it as the best cough and cold remedy. He claims it reaches the lungs, treats lagripe asthma hay fever and croup with high confidence, noting trial bottles and guarantees by Pearree's Pharmacy.
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Thomas Ariss
Concord
Mich
Pearre
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Provincetown
Mass
Othe National Leasure Oftonal Baseball Clubs
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J Frederick
Footer’s
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