Wisconsin landslide tops political map and more
A landslide gave La Follette victory in Wisconsin while Winsor H Goodnow won New Hampshire governorship. Other items include deaths of Gen Sir Pertab Singhji and Governor Emmet O Neal, various resignations, naturalizations, indictments in Herrin mine war, and a Ku Klux Klan march in Atlanta on Labor Day.
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la Follette
Wisconsin
Ku Klux Klan
Atlanta
Refugees shielded as Smyrna waterfront seized by marines
Allied reports say foreign American marines have secured a large Smyrna water front area to protect refugees as Turkish forces advance. Relief groups organize aid for about 200000 amid the Turkish push toward the city.
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Smyrna Water Front
Ohio man kills wife then dies at farm south of Prospect
Fred Whitted, 56, shot his wife and took his own life at their farm home near Prospect. The report notes a series of Ohio incidents including transport and public safety events, storms in Butler county, and other local fatalities and removals in courts and schools.
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Fred Whitted
Prospect
Ohio
Leon C. Herrick
Benjamin Cayson
New Carlisle
J.’ Cox
Bradnor
Baltimore
Cuyahoga Falls
Middleport
Akron
Leo Meyer Company
Grant Mouser
William Hunt
Marion County
Grand Jury
Walter Wills
Piqua
Joseph J. Ware
Mechaniceburg
William Vincent Miller
Washington D. H
Heavenly Rest Episcopal Church
Springfield
Glen Ebon
Nelsonville
Odd Fellows of
Beech Grove
Pomeroy
C. H. Lyman
J. H. Harris
Westerville
United Brethren Church
Paul Evans
Circleville
Herbert Kneer
Dayton
Baltimore and Ohio
Elk Creek
Middletown
Frank H. Garr
Canton
Ohio Letter Carriers’ Association
Thomas McCall
Henry Kline
Columbus
Fred Kline
Lancaster
William C. Duebber
Cincinnati
Nick Leeme
Ventura Pacellio
Boards of Education
Ohio State Association of School Boards
Butler County
Mary F. Shaeffer
Germantown
Clen Perrine
Frank Johnson
Cleveland
Peter
Peter Spats
Clevemm
H. H. Robert
The Female Stranger Mystery of the Archduke’s Elopement
An 1816 Alexandria tale centers on a veiled woman aboard the brig Four Sons and her husband who guards her identity as she dies. The widower returns yearly for twelve years to maintain the grave with a carved inscription about a forgotten identity.
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Austria
Johann Salvator
Hungary
Tuscany
Francis Joseph
Leopold II
Ludmilla Stubel
Vienna
Kaiser Wilhelm
Archduke Johann
Russia
Germany
Ludmilla
Johanna Salvator
John Orth
Dondon
South America
Buenos Aires
Valparaiso
Uruguay
Margharita
Orth
Argentina
Buenos
Aires
Cherbourg
California
Hag
Yamagata
Alexandria
Four Sons
Halifax
West Indies
Virginia City
The Female Stranger Mystery at St Pauls Cemetery
Visitors to the cemetery at St Pauls Church in Alexandria Virginia linger before a notable monument whose inscription remains a century old riddle. The simple lines on the stone summarize what the world knows about the unnamed woman, prompting endless conjecture and intrigue among locals and travelers.
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St. Paul's Church
Alexandria
Epitaph for a Wife Dated October 4 1816
The inscription records the death of a wife aged twenty eight years eight months on October 4 1816. Erected by her distressed husband who sought to soothe the departed in death. The text reflects early 19th century mourning and memorial sentiment.
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Clyde Monroe
Rainbow Division
Allen Memorial Hospital
Waterloo
Iowa
Holland’s Way Use of Flat Boats To Ferry Ships In Sand Bogs
Description of Dutch harbor entry methods using two large flat-bottomed craft to lift and transport small trading vessels over shallow sand-beds. Water is admitted to sink the craft, then pumped out to raise the ships, enabling passage across shallows both ways.
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Holland
Candle Through Wood Planks Stuns English Officer Record
An English officer described a freak rifle experiment using a wax candle. He fired six inches of candle with 33 grains of powder at five yards through four deal boards nine feet apart, candles perforating every plank. A candle weighing 1.25 ounces passed through first and then the dense wood of the others. A gamekeeper reportedly won bets by shooting candles through a spade.
Shabby Leather Chairs Brightened by Simple Remedy
When leather chairs look shabby wipe dirt away and rub with a cloth dipped in beaten white of egg. Rub with soft clean cloths until the leather shines like new.
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