Electric locomotives to redefine American railways
Reports from Philadelphia and New York discuss a wave of electric locomotives planned for major lines including New York to Stamford and Boston. The Philadelphia meeting notes extensive electrification by New York Central, Long Island, and Pennsylvania routes, signaling a shift away from steam.
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Iequitar
iGeo
Stephenson
New York
Stamford
Connecticut
Boston
Taguirer
New York City
Witty Exchanges and Quips Across Brief Chats
A collage of jests and humorous exchanges from London Tit-Bits Somarrile Journal Angelian-Eevis and Chicago News. Snippets feature a pharmacist joke about free prescriptions a college student Mollie He a flirtatious remark about diamonds and pearls a clerk defending corsets and a Sunday School teacher quiz about Adam and Eve ending with a punchline about marriage.
Peace View From Press on Portsmouth Treaty Outlook
The New York Times and European papers praise the Portsmouth agreement as a balanced end to the war. Analysts note Japan gains on land and sea while Russia could accept the settlement with advantage to those who resisted further concessions. The press sees a dynastic equilibrium and potential alliance possibilities, with wide European and British approval.
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Paace
New York Times
Portsmouth
Japan
Rosia
Feos
Ig Batog
Europs
Great Britain
Victorloga Party
Russia
Fragmented 19th Century Editorial Snippets In The Baltimores
A collage of editorial snips cites Secretary Shaw on retirement deficit fear and labor disputes, critiques over executive compensation from Equitable and New York Life, and calls for national unity amid diverse immigration, reflecting period press sentiment and political commentary.
Bay you now if in Tha News DA TEN
Bay cleans up city delays as DA TEN correction noted. Local officials urge patience while a briefing outlines steps for reform and public safety. Residents await implementation of new oversight measures and scheduling of follow up updates.
Moments With the Muse The Land of Pretty Soon
A verse meditation on unfulfilled aims and wasted chances. The speaker laments promised wealth and acknowledged deeds left undone, conjuring an ideal land of “Pretty Soon” out of reach, with fame and virtue moldering in dust.
Ear Deafness Cure Claim By Catarrh Remedy
An advertisement claims deafness arising from inflammation or blockage of the Eustachian tube can be cured by a catarrh remedy. It offers $100 for any deafness due to catarrh not cured by the product and invites readers to request circulars from Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
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Cheney & CO
Toledo
O. Rosa
Truegirls
Hall
Typhoon Sinks Gonhuat. Americans Drown Amid Severe Storm
Reports indicate a devastating typhoon near Samar caused numerous drownings and heavy property losses. Rescue teams and authorities assess damage as seas churn and communities recover from the disaster.
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Waxivas
Hite Im Samar
Speaker Nixon Better Shows Slow Recovery
Special Dispatch reports Speaker Nisen is slightly better after an illness. Doctors consider another operation possible, with medical teams monitoring his condition in Wistrzip New York.
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Wistrzip
N. Y
Nisen
Dynamite Plot in Budapest Targets Coalition Leader
A failed attempt to dynamite a coalition leader occurred in Budapest on September 29. Investigators report the attack disrupted a meeting at a local venue, with authorities confirming no fatalities.
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Budapest
Fee
Buparast
Bungary
Death of famed illustrator Frank Beard at sixty six
Special dispatch from Cabcasco reports the death of Frank Beard the noted illustrator at age sixty six. He was widely known for his distinctive drawings and contributions to the field.
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Cabcasco
Frank Beard
Brief Bits of Local News and Oddities
Tomorrow marks the New Year of a local faith and stores will close. Repairs proceed on the bridge road over Carroll Creek used by the Baltimore and Frederick Railroad. Rev Charles F Steck and Messrs Emanuel Doll and Garry W Bowers reported catching Svefice Ssh from the Monocacy. The Coryeil Construction Company steam roller stuck at Market and Second streets, no damage. A tomato rice bloom grows from bricks before P Marsh’s restaurant on Quoark street, several large tomatoes found. Mr John Goose’s horse from Rocky Springs suffered spasmodic colic but no vehicle damage occurred.
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Onarcles A. Poole
Charles F. Steck
Messra
Eimael ¥. Doll
Garry W. Bowers
Atesm
Coryeil Construction Company
Market
Second Streets
P. Marsh
Qooark Street
Death notices from Ladiesburg Oreangertown and Baltimore
Mrs Sophia Biehl of near Ladiesburg died at 4 20 Sunday after a long illness aged 83. Funeral Tuesday at Ladiesburg chapel with Rev B Poffenberger. interment in Haughs Lutheran cemetery. Pallbearers named. Solomon Ridenour aged about 99 died at home one mile north of Oreangerstown after paralysis. funeral tomorrow at Oreangerstown, Rev J A Aspar in charge. Mrs Rachael A C Walker died September 25 at her daughter’s Baltimore home. funeral tomorrow at 3 PM with private interment at Greenmount Cemetery.
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Sophia Biehl
John Biekl
Ladiesburg
Ladiesburg Chapel
Hat. B
Poffenberger
Woodsboro
Haugh
Pallborrera
Samual Haugh
Albert Biddinger
James Crom
Mort
Lewis Harwetel
Elias Fogle
Solomon Ridenour
Oreageratown
J. A. Aspar
Ma. L. Creeger
Thurmop
Ridenour
John Fisher
Rachael A.C Walker
Rachael A.O. Walker
Joseph W. Walker
Danial
Rebecca Albaugh
Florance
Render
Jackson Square
Baltimore
Greanmount Cesmetery
Very Sick Boy Cured by Chamberlains Remedy Story
A Midland Michigan resident credits Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with saving a two year old boy from a severe bowel attack. The ad claims the remedy works in even cholera infantum and urges following printed directions. Also promotes J W Barner Whiskey and Louiz Otte at The Buffalo.
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Chamberlain
Bos
Mrede Hickox
Midland
Mich
Fantom
A. L. Pearce
J. W. Barner
Louiz Otte
Buffalo
The Picket Dedication at Hanover in Pennsylvania
Hanover Pennsylvania dedicates an equestrian monument titled The Picket to mark the Battle of Hanover on June 3, 1863. Edna Sittinger unveiled the statue with Governor Pennypacker presenting the dedication. Colonel A St Ghert delivered an oration with General E D Dimmick and other Gettysburg veterans in attendance. The monument stands on a granite base in the town square.
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Hanover
York
Pemmaylvannia
Hannover
Mise Edna Sittinger
Pennypacker
John J. Bollinger
Borough of
A. St. Gherst
Reading
E D. Dimmick
U.S. A
Gettysburg
Pain Balm Eases Child's Burn In Vernon Conn
Michael Strauss of Vernon Conn sought relief for a burn on his child’s hand. James N Nichola advised Chamberlain's Pain Balm, which reportedly drew out inflammation and gave immediate relief after the first use. A. L. Pearre's Drug Store sells the remedy.
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Michael Strauss
Vernon
Conn
Strauss
James N. Nichola
Nichols
A. L. Pearre
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