Father and Son Drown Together At Broadkiln River
Milton, Del. Out-26 B Cc Hollindy wore riding water when the father and son, while fishing, halted to tow and were pulled toward the steamer Marie Thomas. A rope broke their craft near the Broadkiln jetty and both men disappeared as the boat sank. Rescuers searched the river for hours but strong tides hinder recovery. Holland is the fourth in his family to drown in the past year.
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Milton
Hollindy
Lewes
Marie ‘Thomas
Philadelphia
Reither
Holland
Two Drownings After Horse Delivers Buggy Accident
In Stroudsburg Pennsylvania on October 28, Fairview academy students Edith Frantz and Albert Kocher drowned when a horse pulled buggy ran into Mincolo Lake. Anne Stupp survived by clinging to a bogey as the horse also drowned and neighbors rescued Frantz’s companion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stidente
Stroudsburg
Fairview Academy
Edith Frantz
Broadheadaville
Albert Kocher
Roscommon
Mincolo Lake
Anne Stupp
Kocher
Hugs Turned To Harm On Twenty Fifth Anniversary
Baltimore on October 28 reports August Stanka forty eight hugged his wife during their twenty fifth wedding anniversary celebration. The embrace turned violent leaving her with broken ribs and he was arrested. She was home nursing injuries as Stanka awaited a hearing. Police intervened after the couple’s quarrel turned criminal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
August Stanka
Augustine Stanka
Stanka
Cerses
Quarrel Ends in Fractured Skull Death Near Marco
Samuel Weaver, a wealthy farmer near Marco, Indiana, dies from a blow to the head struck by his son John Weaver during a farm quarrel over driving cattle. The incident occurred while both men worked on the farm, when the father allegedly attacked with a pipe and the son retaliated, crushing the skull.
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Bloomfield
Ind
Samuel Weaver
Marco
Bini
Bia
John Weaver
Man Dies After Road Controversy Witnesses Fatal Crash
Will Bailey, a prosperous farmer from White Deer Valley, collapsed and died while returning home from an aldermanic road dispute hearing. His daughter Eva drove to summon a doctor, believing her father had fainted. Coroner cites heart failure as the cause.
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Will Bailey
White Deer Valley
Eva
Dream Vision Foretold Kepler Jr. Death in Steubenville
Camden New Jersey October 28 Mrs George Kepler and her husband sobbed as they received a telegram announcing the death of their son George Kepler Jr in Steubenville Ohio from a bridge accident while working there after his marriage to Fannie Robbins. They had both dreamed of the disaster a week earlier and believed the vision foretold the tragedy.
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Camden
N. Ji
George Kepler
Third
Mt. Vernon
George
Steubenville
Keplers
Fannie Robbins
Pennsylvania Mothers Congress Opens in Wilkes Barre
The Pennsylvania Congress of Mothers opens its annual meeting in Wilkes Barre addressing child welfare. Infant mortality and proper infant feeding are key topics. Edith Horne serves as chair of the hygiene committee and will outline plans to educate mothers in infant care.
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Pennsylvania
Anhant Sésalon
Wilkes-Barre
Pennsylvania Congress of Mothers
Edith Horne
Tragic double act ends in murder suicide in Linfeld
Peter Koneski shot his wife in their Linfeld home and then killed himself. Mrs. Koneski crawled to summon help and was rushed to a local hospital in critical condition. In Nebraska Governor Shallenberger and William Jennings Bryan clash over who writes the state party platform after vote totals favor Shallenberger. A Trenton trolley accident injures six year old Emma Lefevre after she is struck while eating cake. Bookmaker James O Leary quotes odds for the New York mayoral race with Gaynor at 2 to 5 and Barnard and Hearst at 2 to 1 each or better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pottatown
Peter Koneski
Linfeld
Here
Bryan
Lincoln
Neb
Shallenberger
Nebraska
William J.bryan
Shallen-berger- Han
Mortgage election humorin gaffes and chaotic notices
Fragmented OCR yields scattered names and places including Mortgages Hicuss to Pay Fine Megat bunt Wig Giovatino and Delasando. The text also references a special election in Parsons Kansas October 28 and a commission government proposal amid garbled phrases and misread lines.
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Corder
Giovatino
Delasando
Robbie
Parsons
Kan
Hia
Burn Minister Espinosa Resigns Amid Revolution Rumors
Washington reports Senor Don Rodrigo Espinosa, minister from Nicaragua to the United States, has resigned after learning his younger brother Amo Espinosa was involved with the revolutionaries. Espinosa urged President Zelaya to promptly accept the resignation, stating it improper for him to serve under the present circumstances.
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caLee
Hhe
Espous Jauee
Washington
Rodolo Espinosa
Nicaragua
United States
Inez
Amo
Espinosa
Zelaya
U S Threatens Chile Over Million Dollar Claim Settlement
Washington Oct 28 The State Department orders Chilean authorities to settle the Aleop & Co claim totaling over 1 000 000 with no further delay. In Rome the papal domo seeks to limit audiences at religious institutions to curb mere curiosity. New York Oct 28 Lawyers in a single estate case confront for distribution of 2 000 000 from Daniel Engsland’s estate. Adolph and John Tonson found dead. gas may have caused a couple’s suicide pact.
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Washington
State’ Department
United States
Dawson
Valparaiso
Chile
Aleop &Co
Entats
York
Supréme’ Court
Daniel C
Engsland
New York
Adolph
John
Ton
Boy Narrowly Survives Mine Sinkhole Near Wilkes-Barre
Ten year old Hugh Hughes and several other children narrowly escaped a mine collapse at Edwardavilla outside Wilkes-Barre. The ground sank as children played on Centre Street. miners jumped to safety, but Hughes was buried under debris and later rescued in critical condition at Courtvale. Authorities warn of further damage from subsidence.
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Wilkes-Barre
Edwardavilla
Hugh Hughes
Centre Street
Young Hughes
Trance Patient at Passavant Hospital Faces Starvation
Mrs Fate Mandelsohn has been in a five week trance at Passavant hospital. Doctors debate diagnosis with some labeling it dementia praecox and depressive insanity while others disagree. She slowly starves as nutrition enters through the nostrils, puzzling local physicians.
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Fate’ ‘Mandelsohn
New York Central Wins Large 1910 Equipment Orders
From Guttay New York Oct 26 reports New York Central has placed contracts totaling about 25.6 million dollars for 325 locomotives 197 passenger cars and 17 850 freight cars for 1910 deliveries. A rail order of 165000 tons is also planned with American Locomotive Company securing the locomotive portion.
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New York Central
Guttay
New York
New’York
Thief shoots janitress in New York apartment
In New York a burglar shot twice and fatally wounded janitress Mrs Inliz Sharda as she surprised him in her room at 31 West One Hundred and Eleventh Street. He was captured after a chase and wounded by a police officer. later sentenced by the superior court.
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New York
Fragmentary OCR News Item on Undefined Entities and Weather
Incoherent OCR fragment lists scattered phrases about rain and power with many garbled names. It mentions entities like Py Mises News de Pilla and Versi, but specifics are unreadable. The readable portions imply a weather or energy context without clear details or outcomes.
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Indomitante
Enorey
Anit
Power Canmnr
Mises News
Pilla
Amity
Mrs Belmont Publishes Tales From Vanderbilt Family
Mrs Belmont, grandmother of W K Vanderbilt Jr and Harold Sterling Vanderbilt, plans a child’s book recounting stories of her children’s childhood. The volume, illustrated by a French artist, aims to entertain while offering a chronicle of the Vanderbilt grandchildren through a period of social reform interest, with proceeds possibly aiding woman suffrage.
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Belmont
New York
Nook
Buffrage
Agu Mor ' Ra
Duchess of Marlborough
Marquis of
Blanford
Lord ‘Fyer Spencer Churchill
Taliz
Mra
Chedren
Bool
Honelug
Wother
W. K.vanderbilt, Jr
Harold
Sterling Vanderbilt
Belmont Aare
Sue Herselt
Minnesota Steamship Minnesota Wireless Record Across Pacific
The Great Northern steamer Minnesota plying Seattle to the orient communicated nightly with Seattle and Japanese wireless stations on its last voyage. It set a new record by maintaining 3 028 miles distance to Yokohama, using a three kilowatt transmitter rather than higher power.
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Minnesota
Great Northern
Seattle
Orient
United Wireless
Yokolaam
Nova Scotia
Irish
Trishepante
Murderer Sentenced After Fatal Wound Revealed
A blind man was convicted in a murder case as a Supreme Court judge ruled the accused guilty. The incident involved a white van and two men who drank and fled, with no pistol found. A fatal wound ended the spree, implicating Hammell and Kied among others in the violent act tied to Faso and Fermneop.
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Supreme Court Juarice
Bezan
Tandon
Hammell
Faso
Papes Diuretic Ad Offers Quick Kidney Relief
An old advertisement touts Pape’s Diuretic as a quick remedy for backache pelvic pain and bladder discomfort. It claims relief from kidney and bladder disorders without dangerous side effects and urges readers to consult a druggist for a fifty cent treatment.
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Papi
Sixteenth Century Meals and Odd Verses From a Fragment
A garbled mix of verses about a child’s correction and a yellow bird speaking to a child, followed by notes on sixteenth century meals. The piece reflects a scattered retrospective on dining customs, language quirks, and a brief mention of references to antiquarian authors and travel guidance during historic times.
Unclear text on New Zealand cooking and parish life
Fragmentary OCR passage describes Rotorua region cooking methods using steam and a steam bole, mentions Whakarewarewa, boiling epelogs and vast vapors. Notes clergy, Purite congregations, a five year old preacher, and audience seating circles. overall context indeterminate due to garbled transcription.
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Alo Paria
New Zealand
Apringa
Rotorua
Nouk
Tokara Spiece
Whakerewarewa
Entita Arth
Wendel? Inc
Neveral Purite
Oerpapeit Waag Posh
of- Herrdl- Wenhlet Ninde
Ena
Alble
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Ad
A vintage advertisement for Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound from Vienna West Virginia promotes the product as a remedy for female ailments. It claims medical endorsements and free personal advice from Lydia E. Pinkham, urging women to write for a confidential letter for guidance.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Vienna
W. Va
Pinkham
Dro
Sars Masa
Raeif
Eli Pinkham
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