Philadelphia Clean-Up Drives Through City Authority
Brigadier General Butler announces a major clean-up as police raid whiskey joints, cider saloons, and small stores. Lieutenants take charge of districts, with orders to detain violators and restore order across the metropolis. Mayor Kendrick pledges support for the director’s efforts and public safety.
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Philadelphia
Butler
Metropolitan Opera House
Muse
Alan
Kendrick
Menderlin
Aenis
Magathens Foors
Ant
Alice
Malis
Dae Ding
Daly
Weberts Eoeth
Fonier
Poe
Hanes
Real Beer Prices and Hall Notices
In a garbled notice from a music hall, proprietors announce beer pricing and tax details. The text references a price of ten cents per glass and mentions miners, workers, and a rum context, but the overall meaning is unclear and many terms are distorted.
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Trisenkirchen
Ted Music Hall
Gus
Heneererih
Baby Lives After Apparent Death in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on January 9 a newborn in a tenement near High and Montrose was declared dead by a deputy coroner after a pneumonia diagnosis. The infant suddenly revived two hours later, prompting first aid and hospital care as the mother Mrs. Nicholas Mallo wept with relief. doctors at University Hospital fought to save the life.
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Phiiladelphia
Michael Matlo
Infannt
University Hospital
Tie
Harry Apel
Highth
Montrose
Southeastern Free Dispensary
Poroner
Nicholas Mallo
Apel
Viversity Hospital
Nnsife
Reunited couple dies in Sparta dynamite blast
An amicable divorce settlement ended with Tack Wood and his wife killed in an explosion at their Sparta home. Neighbors escaped injuries as others in the house fled. A divorce suit had been settled recently and the couple were living together again. One theory suggests Lockwood planned the blast after instability noted since the divorce filing.
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Sparta
Tackwood
Fhele
Lockwoods
da Lockwooud
Three Children Drown in Allentown Tragedy
In Allentown three children aged six and seven died in a drowning incident. Cecelia, Antonia, and Vesomiea were found in the water after a search by rescuers. The bodies were recovered and identified as the young siblings of Miran Mas Valentin.
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Allentown
Hott
Miran Mas
Valentin
Leck
Brakenrein
Furs Awarded to Judge Bartletts Court Victim
Philadelphia Tan reports a $30,000 total verdict for injuries to a 10 year old, who fell between railroad cars after being struck by a train during rain. The incident occurred near Reading, as crew members yelled, frightening him, with damages awarded for his injuries.
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Philadelphia
Tan
Bartletts
Tients Heck
Vie
Reading
Pao
Phe Boy
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