Devastating Pittsburg Naptha Car Explosion Kills and Burns Many
A naphtha car explosion at Pittsburg yard caused a massive fire damaging the hotel and nearby buildings. About 200 people were badly burned, with an estimated 75 percent likely to die from injuries. The blast scattered flames for miles, drawing a large crowd as rescue efforts began.
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Pittsburg
Tve_ Sheraden ards
Pavillandie
Phys
Kaplen Borowh
Napinba
Mont
Destruction at a Public Scene and Casualties Listed
A chaotic scene followed a series of explosions as heat and flames swept the crowd. Dozens were injured and many died or were taken to hospitals in Sheraden and Pittsburgh. A corrected casualty list names Albert McKeen and others among the dead and injured, with victims treated at Allegheny General and Mercy hospitals.
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Pelee
Sheraden
Varlogn
Hunter
Teaves
Mercy Hospital
W. E. Wright
Datlaw Bort
Mery Hospital
McDerfiot
Dodds
David Sturth
Aalletleny
West
Dorenceton
Lunerne
Joy Leo
Lawrence Keenan
Carnegie
Jamies Keenan
Pas Foe Mader
Piston
G. 1
Stroh
West Pitts
BASE BALL STATE LEAGUE RACES NIP TO NIP BETWEEN LANCASTER AND SCRANTON
Lancaster and Scranton battle for top spot as Wilkes Barre trails after a sun ruled umpire decision costs Wilkes Barre a game. Scranton defeats Reading while Lancaster overcomes Lebanon in a loosely played contest and Wilkes Barre drops to a loss.
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Stilleave
Trat Place
Lancaster
Scranton
Wilkerbarre
Willamsport
Reading
Lebanon
Wilkesbarre
Southard
Ths
Wilkenbarre
Wilameport
Sieinberg
McGarry
Bonthron
la Fontaine
Ancaster
Tatterjee
Ferdney
McGlynn
Fox
Hess
Hollins
Fetterer
Love
Mixed historic notes and social pleas flood the page
A fragmented 19th century collage shows claims of Father John's Medicine as a safe tonic, a Jewish protest on milk and vegetable boycotts, royal farewells, college debate on Chinese immigration, naval and military dispatches, a Baltimore boxing result, a Brooklyn murder, Berlin travels, and scattered scientific notes on envelopes and shells, all presented in a single bustling column.
Frills of Fashion and notable notices in period style
The article outlines Summer fashion trends with elaborate designs and varied sleeves, noting the season will feature bold silhouettes and ornate gowns. It then shifts to local notices including obituaries, cemetery plans for General Colt, church services, and funeral details, followed by a mix of advertisements for furniture polish cough syrups and medical products from multiple vendors.
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India
Cai
Norfolk
Ain
New York Post
Gettsaburg
A.re Post
Donnelly
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Beer Trust
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Piety Avenue
Brooklyn
Bertha
Ted Muelde
Verpont
Morgan
Berlin
Mfr
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Russia
London
Frills OF Fashion
Dr. Nood
Speers N. J
Europe
Wine Co
Lt Targe
J. Hl. Houck
Mala Street
Dr. Thomas
Ty Wher
Allen
Olmsted
Letty
Ani Afrighy
Gannon
Li Xaston
Audubon
Lowa
Farrer
PECK @ ROBERTS
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Shea
Owe
Soman
Pio
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