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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1901
Page
3
A Chicago woman praises Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash, claiming eight months of perfect health. The piece also includes a dated Starily account of Capt Reiter and details about the USS Wisconsin’s launch and capabilities.
Buffalo Bill’s Wild West train wreck near Lexington North Carolina leaves 110 horses crushed and Col Cody mourning a $60,000 loss. A head on collision between a freight train and the show train caused the disaster amid orders misread. Trail hands were injured but no fatalities. Forepaugh Sells circus train also wrecked near Baton Rouge with four animal cages damaged and three men hurt.
Denmark operates a vast rail network with 1 167 miles of state lines and 325 miles of private lines. Twenty five new chair cars added to Santa Fe service, each car seating eight. At annual stockholder meetings Cincinnati Portsmouth and Virginia Railway reelects old directors. Oregon Short Line Railroad expands board with new directors. San filling oil fuel system built into street railway cars. A new engine cost is noted at six hundred six dollars.
Cabinet announces reduction of duty in the Philippines from 80000 to 35000 as new regiments are sent to replace expiring enlistments. Secretary Root quotes Gen. Chaffee and Adj. Gen. Corbin, aiming to keep the force above 30000. If Samar conditions hold, enlistments may extend and more troops deploy.
A rough OCR fragment mentions overtime work and breakfast, with references to Austin Buckwheat and a grocer. The readable bits are incomplete and lack coherent details.
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