Wreck Kills Eighth on Wheeling Express Bonded to Gallimore & Ohio
Eight men died and many were injured when Chicago and Wheeling express No 14 wrecked in Bellaire yards. The Spring Chicken Opera company aboard included Richard Carle and music director Alfred Darby, who survived but seriously hurt. Wreck blamed on an operator error and slow bridge. Survivors were treated at Glendale and Bellaire hospitals as rescuers struggled.
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Chicago and Wheeling
Gallimore & Ohio Railroad
Bellaire
Expresa
Spring Chicken Opera Company
Richard Carle
Alfred Darby
Athil
Hellatra
Wfety
Escincer Galuraith
Glendale
West Virginia
Betlaire
Fitzgerald
W. C. Loreen
Wheeling
Ahriek
Tod
Sven
The Hague Meat Causes South American Feeling
A delegate at the conference in The Hague reports Latin American nations resent the U S role and the Surprising treaty talks. The discussion centers on a plan for a Terminent court and arbitration for future disputes. Delegates debate the election method and jurisdiction as reports circulate.
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Rio de Janiero
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Will Gravelatan
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SOCKTAILS BEAT FAIRBANKS IN INDIANA ELECTION DAY
Report from Indiana describes Mery of Liquor at Dinner angering Methodleta and discusses voting for a Beth Yilst Episcopal church lay delegate at Battimore next May. Also notes a carman killed near Toledo with multiple injuries and a freight incident near Lakeside.
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Beth Yilst Episcopal Church
EQME-MADE REMEDY touted for kidney and bladder relief
An ad claims EQME-MADE REMEDY cures kidney and urinary troubles with a blend including Bright's Compound Karyron and Syrup SevenOT. It alleges safe, pleasant use, fast relief, and notes availability from prescription providers via a local druggist network.
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York Daily
Bluey Downs
Bright's
Bedtine
Tammy Learns Will Power in Odd Geography Lesson
A temperate teacher encourages Tammy and Tommy to apply resolve in a geography lesson. Tammy resists while Tommy cites his lawyer father and a proverb about will. The scene centers on classroom dialogue and a humorous mispronunciation of a common adage.
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Kean
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Lippincott’s
Furious Humor On Child And Odd Tales From The Era
A distorted tale recounts a measles case and comical remedies with references to a nurse, a doctor, and a colored servant. The clipping to Harper’s Weekly includes jokes about endurance races and a Defiance Starch advertisement, all in a ragged, early 20th century voice.
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Doan's Kidney Pills End Kidney Woes
Mrs A Moore of Wr teryne Masaya testifies that kidney trouble caused backache headaches and dizziness. After a year and a half of pain a few doses of Doan's Kidney Pills brought relief and she continued using them. Poster-Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sells for 50 cents a bottle.
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Had a Fellow Feeling at the Astor House Luncheon
An elderly visitor guides his traveling companion through New York's Astor House, marveling at its grandeur while the guest, a country hostess, longs to help in the kitchen. The piece pivots to a critique of baking powders, noting alum-based powders as safer than cream of tartar varieties and referencing Dr Herman Roibold's remarks on alum.
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Fall of Knots in a Tramps Debate Comedy
A lanky tramp removes his hat and boasts of brains to burn in a knotty problem exchange with a lovey housewife who urges him to fetch the last load from the woodpile to solve a knotty puzzle.
Venice Streets Overflow With Americans In Town
Report mentions many Americans in Venice causing crowds in the streets while discussing a European tour. The piece sits among adlike blurbs about starch brands and domestic quips, noting vendors and local scenes with brisk, period voice.
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Chicago Daily News
Kaiser Kaiger's Daily Reading Regimen Revealed
A Munich paper notes the German emperor reads at least three papers daily and rotates the list weekly to grasp all party ideas. The foreign and interior ministries supply dated clippings for his reference, with notes kept for technical subjects of interest. He also seeks topic-specific cuttings for immediate use.
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Too Indulgent and the Man Who Sneers
A clipped quarrel over appearances and character shows a husband’s contempt for Mr Markley. The exchange argues that clothes do not make a man, yet hint at self serving vanity. The ad copy fragment touts low prices and a fur catalog from N W Hide & Fur Co. Minneapolis.
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