Fatal Rear End Collision at Sharon Station Mass
A rear end crash at Sharon station on the New York New Haven and Hartford line killed six people and injured twenty six when an express crashed into a local train. The wreck left two cars demolished and the engine damaged, with victims including Mary Fitzpatrick and several Boston residents. Ambulances and surgeons worked through darkness to treat the injured and recover the dead.
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Sharon
Mass
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Boston
Getchell
Holmes
Mansfield
Mary Fitzpatrick
Aided by Mrs Pinkham Helps Women Recover Health
Mrs E Paxton of Youngtown North Dakota shares her recovery from postnatal health issues after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound She details severe leucorrhea bearing-down pain profuse menstruation and headaches noting significant improvement after two thirds of a bottle and continuing with three bottles This testimonial endorses Pinkham's remedy and promotes early consult with Mrs Pinkham Lynn Massachusetts.
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E. Paxton
Youngtown
North Dakota
Lydia E. Pinkham
Miles Coming Home as Peace Commission Prepares
General Miles plans to leave with his staff for Washington and turn over command to General Brooke. He coordinates with Captain General Macias for the San Juan peace commission, while Macias withdraws forces for embarkation. Communications are restored, telegraph lines repaired, and government property inventories prepared for transfer to the United States. Macias cooperates to evacuate volunteers. San Juan maintains order amid fears of racial and religious tension. Telegraphs reopen islandwide. harbor remains blocked to large ships. food is scarce. mines in harbor raised for entry. In New York, the Herald notes order but warns of agitators. packing of archives proceeds as the commission nears. Addie Christiansen, balloon performer, dies after parachute fails at Bergen Beach.
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Ponce
Miles
Washington
Brooke
Macias
Peace Commission
San Juan
United States
New York
Herald
Filipinos Control Manila Water and Limiting Supply
Report says natives control Manila water and restrict flow to a few hours daily, proving unfit for self-government. July 15 expedition under General Otis arrives. Monadnock reaches Manila August 16 after Guam seizure. Officials named: Overishine provost marshal, Smith deputy marshal, Greene fiscal administrator, Whittier customs. Deaths total 25, wounded 100. paymasters to Manila on urgent assignment.
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New York
Manila
San Francisco
Otia
Ladrone
Guam
Whiting
Monadnock
McArthur
Overshine
Twenty-third Regulars
Smith
California Volunteers
Greene
Whittier
C. Dunn
Astor Battery
Bjornested Bursen
Minnesota Volunteers
Swanton
Corbin
Merritt
Deafness Cure Claims and Patent Remedies
A periodical item notes claims that deafness cannot be cured by local applications and urges constitutional remedies, offering $100 for any case of catarrh deafness cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It mentions other ads and notices including a boarding school, a dental claim, and various products. The mix comments on public notices, a Belfast dividend, and other unrelated items.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Th. Hall
Rivera in alive and well report from Gibraltar
River a in alive and well report from Gibraltar says General Primo de Rivera shot claim unverified. General Rivera alleged in good health with no confirmation. Madeline Bouton near death from recent operation in San Francisco. The wandering Methodist and Baptist clergymen exchange quip about heaven and pastoral moves. New York Journal.
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Madeline Bouton
San Francisco
Madeline Houton
Frawley Dramatic Company
New York Journal
Allen's Foot-Kase Ad and Australian Gold Nugget Note
An advertisement promotes Allen's Foot-Kase powder for swollen feet and foot comfort with numerous testimonials and a 25 cent price in stamps. A report notes a gold nugget weighing 1,036 ounces valued at 32 500 found at Kanowna in West Australia. It mentions the honey bee being imported from England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Ackage Prr
Allen B. Olmsted
Levy, New York
Kanowna
West Australia
England
Militia Academy to have first lieutenant as superintendent
A Washington dispatch reports that First Lieutenant Alfred S. Mills of the First Cavalry will become the superintendent of the United States Military Academy the first time in U.S. history a junior officer holds that post. Mills, a hero of Santiago, holds temporary captain rank on General Young’s staff and is cited for gallantry at San Juan heights. The appointment was personally made by the president. In a separate line item, the Norwegian bark Nimbus was sunk in a collision off Aldeburgh with an unknown steamer. no lives were lost.
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New York
Herald
Washington
United States
Military Academy
Alfred 8. Mills
First Cavalry
Santiago
Aldenburg
Eng
Nimbus
Nickleson
Sunafel
Sweden
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Buffalo
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Somerville
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Canton Junction
Mrs. Pinkham
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R. LeRoy
York
Washington Brick, Lime and Mfg Co
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Bergen Beach
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Irish News
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