Bride's Honeymoon Halted by Fatal Street Accident
Portsville Pa Sept 3 A bridal carriage near Seltzer City struck seven year old Matilda Neiman as she and others played in the street. She died instantly from a broken neck as horses sped to catch a train. The driver William Neiman attempted to stop, but two wheels passed over the child. The wedding journey was postponed. Prosecution to follow coroner testimony. The bride is the daughter of John Danko of Seltzer City.
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Portsville
Seltcer City
Matilda Nelman
William Didro
William Neiman
Matilda
Didro
John Danko
Seltzer City
Infant's body found in suit case in Colwyn
A baby about eighteen months old was found in a suit case on Fourth and Francian streets Colwyn by children. The throat appeared cut and the body was stuffed into the bag, bearing hotel and express company stamps. It had been carried from Europe to America and dragged about two weeks. Coroner Carr said the body was placed in the case and dumped in the weeds near the Haslam residence.
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Colwyn
Chester
Fourth Mand Francian
Europe
America
Lake Doyle
Carr
Haslam
Ast
Atlantic City
Tragic Suicide of 14-Year-Old Over School Duty
In Lancaster Pennsylvania on September 9, William Davidson, fourteen, son of hotelkeeper Leander Roth, shot himself after being ordered to attend school. He had worked as an errand boy for trolley road contractors during vacation and preferred death to schooling. his sister found him with a gunshot wound after the morning session.
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Lancaster
William
Vidson
Leander Rhoetx
Bighome
Oystermen Defy Law and Take undersized Giralves
A Baltimore dispatch reports 200 oyster vessels sailed into Sinopuxteut bay defying the sheriff and taking undersized oysters. The crews declare they will continue oystering, eyes on the water for miles with no attempt to escape detection.
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Baltimore
Bnow Hill
Sinopuxteut Bay
Worcester County
Pointed Sermon Splits Fayetteville Baptist Church
Rev Philip Rison preached on Thou Shalt Not Commit Adultery at the Fayetteville Street Baptist Church triggering factional rifts among about 300 members. Deacons asked the pastor to resign or leave the city after a harsh sermon with unmistakable references. The preacher vows to stay, insisting only the guilty deserve condemnation.
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Raleigh
N. C
Philip Rison
Fayetteville Sheet
Alleged Embezzler Arrestee in Uniontown Banks Case
A man named Wilhelm No Revy was arrested on charges of embezzling $75,000 from three banks in Uniontown Pennsylvania. Warrants were mailed to Cincinnati by Uniontown authorities. He is described as a bank clerk suspected of taking deposits intended for Hungarian miners in Pennsylvania.
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Cintinuati
Wilhelm No Revy
Uniontown
Cincinat
Pennsylvania
Liberty and the spirit of Liberty in Webster’s view
The excerpt portrays Liberty as bold and fearless yet cautious and discerning. It emphasizes vigilance against encroachment and power, insistence on checks and securities, and fortification against ambition. It values duration, permanence, and learning from past ages for the benefit of future generations.
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Wberty
Daniel Webster
Blue Sky and Light Scattering in the Atmosphere
The passage explains why the sky appears blue due to the atmosphere scattering sunlight. Small air particles scatter blue wavelengths while longer rays pass through, leaving only faint hints of other colors. This explains the blue dominance observed by the observer.
The Cricket Chirp Rates by Temperature
Observation notes that cricket chirp speed depends on temperature. At 60F, about 80 chirps per minute. at 70F, about 120 per minute. rate rises by four chirps per minute per degree. Below 60F, crickets are unlikely to chirp.
Fire Ravages Hibbing and Grand Marais Minnesota
Severe forest fires threaten Hibbing and Grand Marais with smoke and darkness as residents flee and fight to protect homes. Duluth reports crews aiding Hibbing while trains prepare to evacuate towns, with over 600 settlers at risk and no rain for fourteen weeks.
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Hibbing
Menaba Range
Brooklyn
Melaba
Coleraine
Bovey
Grand Marais
Minn
Filaht
Rmtth
Henbopin County
Grand Marain
Pneka
Mr. Smith
Geend Maras
Cld Vena
Missing $52,000 jewelry package in Portland case
A package containing over $52,000 in jewelry and valuables vanished after arrival in Portland on August 21. The parcel, sent via Wells Fargo Express to Joseph Meyers at a Portland hotel, disappeared after 11:30 p.m. Detectives are investigating the loss led by Capital National Bank president J. R. Albert of Salem.
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Portland
Ore
J. R. Albert
Capital National Bank
Salem
Joseph Meyers
Wells Fargo Express Company
Judge Smith Joined Ananias Club in Roosevelts Letter
Chipepwa Falls Wis Sept 9 Judge Smith of the supreme court Superior Wis was consigned to the Ananias club by President Roosevelt in a letter to Congressman Jenkins. Smith on the eve of the primary campaign in which Jenkins was defeated sent out a circular letter asserting that Jenkins statement that Roosevelt endorsed Jenkins for re election was false.
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Ananias Club
Chipepwa Falls
Wis
Smith
Supreme Court
Superior
Roosevelt
Jenkins
Fire at Longworths Loss Raises Fire Disaster At Home
Cincinnati on September 9 a large brick stable at Congress man Nicholas Longworths Grandin road residence burned completely with five carriages lost and horses saved. Servants in or near the stable escaped a narrow fate. Loss estimated around 30000 dollars.
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Longworth
Cincinnati
Nicholas Longworth
Grandin Road
Scores from the American and National Leagues
Baseball results across cities include Philadelphia and New York games with mixed tallies, Detroit at Chicago and Cleveland action. Standings show Detroit leading with 73 points and Chicago and New York near top. league games continue with Boston Philadelphia and Chicago Cincinnati clashes in play.
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Athietis
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Viahers
Dygert
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Fletr
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Cleveland
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Perry
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Liebtardt
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Sylvan
Kilian
Willett
Thomas
Py Wh. P
Athletic
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Boston
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SIB
N.vor
Trenton and Williamsport Lead Tremendous State League Play
In a packed schedule the Trenton and Williamsport clubs posted strong records as Lancaster and Reading showed solid crime battles. Harrisburg and Johnstown also posted notable scores as standings shifted with key wins and losses.
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Tralstate League
Lancaster
Lanciate
Trenton
Batterton
Moser
Remener
Muttern
McCarty
AL Wittlamsport
Williamsport
Johnstown
Atterles
Siittan
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Wiltingten
Jack
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Biggins
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Wert
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Algoon
Willing
Death by Own Action Pact Was a Failure
A case in Omaha Nebraska discusses a failed suicide pact involving Mrs. Rice and Dr. Rutkin. The coroner's jury heard that Rice attempted to carry out her part using laudanum and morphine, but she decided at the last moment not to proceed. The report notes multiple phone calls and evidence found in Rice's room.
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Humbert Ie Giovanni
Oreste Giovanni
Coney Island
Fred
Alevand
Omanha
Neb
Mrever
Rustin
Rie
Rice
Omaha
Vely
Tie
Wy. Austin
Mre
Tustin
Bank Remains Closed as State Overseer Takes Charge
The Mount Washington Savings & Trust in Pittsburg did not reopen after state authorities shut it on Saturday. State Bank Examiner White now oversees the institution pending further action.
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Pittsburg
Gent
Mount Washington Savings & Trust Company
State Bank
White
Uncertain AgmAb Mention Highlights Punch Cartoon
A fragmentary Punch caption hints at a major figure described as vague and absentminded yet gravely aware of a gallant reply. It references a lady and a playful exchange implying a social or diplomatic tension.
Feats and Recollections Recalled by Virgil
A dialogue recalls a proposed thirty feats by RKO Yu and a later refusal. The speaker attributes fear of youth and personal woes to memory of misfortune, reflecting on endurance and restraint.
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RKO Yu
Virgil
Traveling Man Recalls Emergency Aboard Train
A passenger aboard an eastbound train recounts a medical crisis among several women in a coach. He describes a passenger suffering severe cramps and a burned face, fellow travelers assisting, and his administering of Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy from a pharmacy bottle with improvised dosing to stabilize her until the train neared Lean. He notes the woman improved and the incident concluded before arrival.
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Pendleton
TeUramic
Ory
Garber
Ewan
Latonce
Ana
Fatirande de Satall
Avery Pasenger
Mle
Peatre
Two Pennant Races in Major Leagues Heat Up
As the pennant races tighten, New York, Pittsburg, and Chicago fight down to Oct 7. In the American League Detroit and St Louis push toward the front while Chicago White Sox gain, and in the National League the Cubs and Giants clash as New York's late stretch tests their hold on the lead.
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Pittsburg
Chicago
Nations League
Detroits
St. Louis
Chicago White Sox
New York
Cincinnati
McGraw
America
Chicago Nationals
Smd
Cubs
Wttsburg
Pirates
Vhrun
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Eago
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WONNY EVERA STARS FOR CHICAGO NATS IN RACE
Wonny Evera, second baseman of the Chicago Nationals, stars with solid fielding and base running as Chicago eyes the league title. The article notes Detroit’s decline and a possible whirlwind finish, with western teams favored by schedule and home finishes. Cuban interest grows as cables relay nightly pennant chase details.
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Chicago Nationals
Wohony Evera
Chicago Nationata
Evers
Cubs
New Rock Drilling Device Aims to Speed Tunnel Work
The invention by Denver mining engineer Olin S Proctor promises twenty to sixty feet of tunnel progress per day, cutting blasting noise and accidents. A twenty three foot steel machine on tracks uses twenty four drills delivering rapid blows to rock, with two operators and a conveyor for rock chips.
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New York
Olin 8
Proctor
Denver
Frederick Market Prices Quotations from Frederick County Farmers Exchange
Frederick market prices list quotations from Frederick County Farmers Exchange. Items include No 2 Red corn and steamer specifications with ranges from 70 to 750. Prices indicate typical wholesale ranges for farm produce and related goods.
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