Deer Invades Utica City Park Amid Panic
A wild deer wandered into Utica New York roamed the Roscoe Conkling Park southern town outskirts on May 18. The animal crossed streets and sought shelter in the park while local residents and dogs attempted to corral it. In separate notes, former Carnegie partners plan a statue and cost estimate of 50 000 dollars. Schenectady and Pittsburgh reports note a big steel plant expansion anticipated to employ up to 15 000 within five years.
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Comet Tail Poised For Fiery Bath Tonight
Scientists warn Earth will miss the dazzling tail view as a celestial event nears. Despite vast distance of about 14 million miles, observers hope for a bright display.
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Comet Display Tonight With Meteor Shower Possible
The article describes a comet sighting expected at 7 52 this evening with a display lasting until after midnight. If the comet’s tail is bright, bright streamers will appear from the ground and sweep across the sky. otherwise a glow like the Northern Lights will be seen. Shortly after midnight meteoric bodies may flash as shooting stars.
Halley’s Comet May Sweep Earth as Tail Threatens
New York on May 18 reports astronomers including Harold Jacoby of Columbia University skeptical that Halley’s comet will strike or threaten the planet. They warn the tail could pass near Earth without harm, noting debates over distance and speed while emphasizing past and future comet activity.
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Balloon Parties Plan to View Halley Comet Tonight
A historical notice reports three balloon parties prepared to ascend tomorrow and Friday evening to observe Halley’s comet. A. Leo Stevens will launch the Cleveland from North Adams Maia at 7 PM with Worden Carroll and W. F. Whitehouse aboard, aiming for 10,000 feet. Leroy Taylor, a prior balloon race claimant, will join from Pittsfield or North Adams. Charles J. Giddell of Boston is listed for a separate ascent.
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Will Hide From Comet In Fearful Schuylkill County Rumor
Reports from Schuylkill County say farmers and many foreigners fear Halley’s Comet will strike Earth at night. Citizens in Pottsville and nearby areas plan to shelter in caves and dugouts, while mine workers in coal regions prepare for potential disaster and doom.
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Calorimeter Studies Food Energy in Humans
U S department conducts calorimeter experiments to compare energy yield of roast beef, cabbage, baked beans and other foods. Subjects sit in a glass chamber while heat from digestion warms surrounding water, testing fatty versus starchy foods with several hours per trial. Several months planned for exhaustive results.
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Explosion at Andhra Sheet and Tin Plate plant Kills and Injures Many
May 1 Canton Ohio. A massive boiler explosion at the Andhra Sheet and Tin Plate company on South Harrison Avenue blasts the plant. Seven workers are killed and many injured, with over 100 men present at blast time. Bodies are scattered, and debris blocks nearby homes and offices. The cause is unknown. officials say boiler failure is suspected. Immediate rescue and hospital care follow, as families gather amid wreckage and grief.
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Clara Morris Near Blind Veteran Actress Threatened
New York May 18 Clara Morris the famous actress of a previous era faces possible blindness at her home. Doctors attend daily after a noted decline as a general breakdown follows a prior illness. A string of financial and personal troubles appears tied to a broader crisis in her life.
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