Five Die and Many Hurt in Pennsylvania Train Collision
Philadelphia report says five were killed and about twenty injured when an eastbound York Limited collided with a local passenger train at Paoli station, nine miles west of Philadelphia. The private car of General Manager Irerbury bore the fatalities, while numerous passengers suffered injuries from the crash.
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Philadelphia
W York Limited
Paoli
Pennsylvania —Raiload
Frank A. Barstow
Haverford
Safety Car Heating & Lighting Company
George M. Pennypacker
Eeageiphie. & & Walton
Altoona
Aan Y. Garland
Narh
Dayton
Ohio
F. A. Haline
BP. M. Perrin
M. E. Jett
Irerbury
Delays in Roslyn Colfax Rate Hearing Pushes Back Date
The Roslyn Colfax rate case in Olympia is delayed as the railroad commission lacks sufficient data to file a complaint before the October 25 hearing. Missing shipper details and coal shipment facts hinder the process, with Chairman Fairchild seeking stipulations but receiving no definite data. An official says matters will take days to resolve. Also in New York, Paron Kaneko, Japan's financial agent, is recalled to return home.
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Olympia
Roslyn
Colfax
Fairchild
Comit
Feld
Evfo
Belting
WEW
York
Aparon Kaneko Financial
Japan
Mayor visits Tenderloin to study colored thieves
Mayor Ballinger toured the restricted Tenderloin district on Monday night to inspect the Old and New Paris houses run by colored women thieves. He weighs closing the two dens to eject inmates, citing years of robberies totaling thousands of dollars and poor convictions.
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Old
New Paris
Star
Ballinger
Foreman Electrocuted in 20000-Volt Blast Near Murphey Creek
T Costello foreman of West Kootenai Power and Light rock gang near Murphy Creek died instantly yesterday after a blast. The high tension surge broke a power line and entangled wires on the ground as Costello stepped into them while returning from the blast site. Engineer Stewart of the Great Northern plans a 30 day vacation to Atlantic cities starting about October 6 after four years of major improvements including tunnel construction.
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Rossland
B. C
T. Costello
Rock
West Kootenai
Bonnington Falls
Costello
Stewart
Great Northern
Atlantic
Baltimore Machinist Distributes Pennies to 100 Children Daily
Edward J. Codd, a Baltimore machinist, has given pennies to about 100 children daily for 20 years except Sundays. Each child receives a penny and a nickel at Christmas, with no discrimination by age or color. The program attracts crowds and provides small relief to many families, though some use the money for pennies or necessities. George J. Rocke acts as the current dispenser, known to the children by an alias.
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Baltimore
Carnegie
Rockefeller
Edward J. Codd
Mr. Codd
Codd
George J. Rocke
Joe
Harry
Firefighter Fatally Struck by Electric Shock on Darin Hill
Victor Manhart a pipe-man with the fire department on combination No 2 at Bea con hill was fatally injured by an electric shock at about 1 am Tuesday. The shock likely came from signal wires feeding the engine house from the Snequalmie or Cedar river plants. He died about an hour later after medics Dre Stewart and Turner labored to save him. He was 24 and had served several years. his parents reside in Nelcop South Dakota.
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Snequalmie
Cedar River
Dre. Stewart
Turner
Manhart
Nelcop
Work Begins on Kennewick to Vancouver Route
Northern Pacific surveyors completing a 232 mile Kennewick to Vancouver extension report the line from Kennewick valley to a bridge over the Columbia near here with labor camps two miles from Wallula ferry. Simms & Rhielda of St. Paul hold the grading contract at six million nine hundred sixty thousand dollars not including ties rails and bridges. John P. St. John former Kansas governor and longtime prohibition leader spoke on Prohibition to a large Labor Temple audience.
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Kennewick
Northern Pacific
Columbia
Portland
Ore
Vancouver
Simms & Rhielda
St. Paul
Rafla
Bridge Ateet
John P. St. John
Kansas
Prohibition Party
New Labor Temple
Concert organist program delights Trinity Parish audience
Carl, the distinguished concert organist at Trinity Parish church, performed Monday evening to celebrate a music lovers event. The Charity Organization Society plans its annual meeting and banquet at Hotel Washington on Wednesday evening October 4, with yearly reports and officer elections on the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl
Trinity Parish Church
Charity Organization Society
Hotel Washington
Health Is Here for Weak And Nervous Women
Mrs. Peter Anderson of South Park Washington speaks of years of sickness and distress then recovery after visiting the Columbia Medical Institute. She reports relief from stomach pain vomiting and constipation and now enjoys health, sleep, and regular bowels.
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Fletcher
Peter Anderson
South Park, Wash
Columbia Medical Institute
South Park
Seattle
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Roslyn Colfax
Lang
U. S. Mechanic
Tss
Calgate
Haynes
First Avenue
Colman Building
Marion
G. Beninghausen
First Ave
The
Tenderloin
Batlinger
Lisette Smith
Victor
Vorce
Hanjo Records
Kubelikvisha Records
Ors
Sherman Clay Eco
Victor Dealers
Second Ave
Edward J, Codd
Victor Manhart
the Fire Department
Bea
Con Hill
Castoria
Wuurrey
Hew
Morgan ‘‘Sove’ At
Perkins
New York
Wall Street
J. P. Morgan
George W. Perkins
New York Life
Republicana
Morgan
James J. Hill
Great Northern Railroad Company
Howard Elliot
East
Mr. Hill
CLARK
Expansion
Branley
Second Avenue
Col
C. H. Graham
Athol, Idaho
Eee
Columbia Med
Ical Institute
WM. McHarrie, M. D
Tor Pam
Ridey
Ham
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