Train Wreck Heroics Save Passengers On Cattle Train Collision
A dramatic rail story details John Burns of London choosing sacrifice over self to halt a near catastrophe on the Lake Shore Limited. He diverted the locomotive through wrecked cattle cars, saving many lives as passengers fled to safety while others endured injuries.
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Great natural gas finds reshape Alabama economy
The article notes large natural gas deposits discovered in Alabama alongside iron and coal resources. It discusses potential impacts on manufacturing, employment, and regional development, with references to national political and economic context.
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Fragmentary War Veterans Boycott Reports In St Louis
A partially legible item notes a boycott in St Louis affecting veterans and local notices. It mentions age and potential rewards, with scattered references to church lists and lottery law, but details are unclear due to damaged text.
Public Opinion and Political Turmoil in Early 1900s
The piece threads public opinion on the 6 Tan Acts, remarks on Deputy Moreau and the Premynth Assembly, and notes shifts in British famine discourse. It contrasts U.S. presidential routines with political agitation abroad, highlighting Mr. Balfour's policy maneuvers and Irish grievances amid famine-era tensions.
Fragmented garbled column hints at prohibition debate and election chatter
A garbled text fragment references ballots and election talk, noting discussions on when vote counts should be finalized and contrasting attitudes toward prohibition. It mentions public sentiment, the role of women in politics, and references to reporters and local figures amid a broader political climate.
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CURRENT VERSES. Contributed poetry of old and new
A fragmentary poetic piece reflects on grief and the absence of a child to die. The speaker addresses mourners, offering sympathy while noting personal lack of child loss. The tone is somber and reflective about shared sorrow.
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