Ten Die In Bellaire Wreck on Baltimore and Ohio
The Bellaire rail disaster adds another fatality to ten dead from the Baltimore and Ohio wreck in the yards. William Zimmer of Cambridge dies at Boone hospital after heroic efforts to save him. Lodis and Lafferty survive. autopsy shows pelvis fracture with bladder injury and peritonitis. Carl Bertram’s body identified in Milwaukee. Lt. E Rowe's body still unresolved. Conductor Motz dies aiding engineer Lipscomb. rescue efforts and heroism noted as the wreck's toll grows.
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Baltimore and Ohio
Bellaire
William Zimmer
Cambridge
Boone Hospital
Zimmer
Christian Lodis
Curtis Lafferty
Wheeling
Tre
Poe
Lodis
Boone
Heasley
Carl Bertram
Milwaukee
Bertram
Twenty-seventh Street
Bernburg
Germany
Lt. E. Rowe
Ferry
W. C. Besant
Zanesvillle
Santo Banrdoni
St. Clairsvillel
Toone Hospital
Motz
Engineer Lipscomb
Nerve Pills Claim Weight Gain Recovery Story
Mr. Robert Dildine of 8 Ulster St Waverly NY credits Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills with restoring health strength and normal weight from 128 to 144 pounds in sixty days He describes improved sleep appetite and energy and urges others to try the medicine priced 50 cents per box from Buffalo NY dealers and Steubenville OH Dean Drug Co
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Robert Dildine
Ulster St
Waverly
N. Y
A. W. Chase
Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine Co
Buffalo
Explosion at Wellsburg boarding house injures four foreigners
A powder explosion at Hunter's boarding house on Twenty fifth street Wellsburg at 430 am injures four foreigners, one fatally. The blast wrecked part of the house, started a fire, and was felt miles away in Falling Rock and Mingo areas as miners prepared for work at Gilchrist mines.
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Wellsburg
Hunter's
Twenty-fifth Street
Gilchrist
Follansbee
Mingo
Pope Deis OTB 4K Young Brakeman Dies From Train Accident
Fred Pope a 24 year old Wheeling and Lake Erie brakeman died after a yard accident in Dillonvale. He had both legs amputated following the incident and never recovered. Pope was an emerging minor league outfielder with a promising baseball career and his death is mourned by the community. His body was moved to Ragland Ohio where his parents reside.
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Fred Pope
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Dillonvale
North Wheeling
Herald- Star
Ragland
Pope
Store displays draw social focus as fashion center
Readers note the displays excite interest and draw crowds. The store’s suit section dominates garment fashions, with the event described as a social function where many attend and discuss styles. The piece highlights the store’s reputation as a style hub and the anticipation around the showcases.
Special Exhibit of New Fall Hats Delights Shoppers
Our Special Exhibit of New Fall hats draws many visitors as buyers carefully assemble a superb collection. The hats feature novelty millinery with diverse shapes and trimmings. Readable description is unnecessary. shoppers urged to see and enjoy the beauty, piquant novelty, and low prices while selections last.
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Miss Freeman
Agnes Poth
Growing Up and the Need for Proper Growth
An old public health notice emphasizes concerns about children not growing properly and those who grow too frail. It extols Scott's Emulsion as a remedy to provide nourishment, build flesh, and support healthy, uniform development.
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Scott
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