Jilted After Long Walk Woman Tramps 200 Miles
Kansas City report from September 1 recounts 58 year old Martha Williams traveling 200 miles from Springfield to marry Walter Stewart. He refused marriage and she pursued a municipal court case, accusing him of breaking his promise to wed and of aiding her only to contact relatives. Stewart, 45, is described as the defendant in the matter.
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Kansas City
Lave
Martha Wiliams
Springfield
Walter Stewart
Stewart
National Milliners Convene To Plan Winter Headwear
Chicago hosts the National Association of Milliners as it previews headwear designs for the coming winter. The aviation theme inspires two design phases with single and twin plane spreads, with displays named Sky Stars Vol Plane Turban and Rainbow Spiral, signaling a bold shift in millinery fashion.
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Chicago
Sero Aviation
Lehigh Wreck Damages Expected to Reach $750000
Officials say the Lehigh Valley train wreck near Manchester last week killed 29 and injured many. Report expected by Saturday. Lehigh claim attorneys estimate costs at about 750000. Also notes a separate record claim for eating corn and a pedestrian fatality involving a streetcar.
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Manchester
Lehigh Valley
Washington
Lehigh
Farmer Dies of Fright After Believing Wife Hit by Train
An elderly Pawghe New York farmer, Fox, died of heart failure after thinking his wife Os Pox had been struck by a West Shore train while guiding cows beside tracks. His wife was unharmed despite the frightful moment.
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Falla
N.Y
Os Pox
Pawghe
West Shore
Fox
Ute
aLy
Baseball Scores From Yesterday Rain Postponements
American League games were all postponed due to rain. Standings list Athletics 77 42 and Chicago 61 64, Detroit 64 6 500, Cleveland 64 6 500, and New York 84 85. National League also postponed with first standings shown for clubs.
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Wile Bel WL. PC
Athletics
Chicago
Detroit
Clevelad
Ruston
N.york
Lbryhowtis
National League
W. Hl Vt
Lanis Hadi
Ak Ebrekedn Whilatk
Baslon
Poison for Dogs Burglars Killed Them and Robbed Home
In Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania burglars killed two dogs and seven cats guarding the home of Stanley Stankewies in Nanticoke, then looted cash jewelry and silver. Police search continues for suspects as animals lay dead, and several hundred dollars were taken.
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Wilkes Barre
Stanley Stankewies
Nanticoke
Tristate League Postponements and Club Board Notes
Fragmentary report shows postponements in the Tristate League, with mentions of club standings and governance items. The readable lines reference postponements, a starting point for fixtures, and names that hint at participating clubs amidst scattered OCR errors.
Corpse Escort Must Pay Full Fare on Railroad
A man contends the Pennsylvania Railroad charged him extra for transporting his dog ghastly body as a “corpse escort.” He claims he accompanied the body by train to Hidgway and was billed 205 cents per mile. Railroad officials say the escort rider pays a regular ticket rate under their regulations.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Klareisharg
Phon
Pennssivenia Railroad
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J. H. Trundle
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Edwin Devilbiss
Amos Urner
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