Mines in Good Order and Soon to Produce Normal Output
Philadelphia Sept 27 General Manager Luther of the Philadelphia and Reading company reports the coal mines are in good condition and will reach normal output after miners return to work. Several collieries are needed but abandoned. if miners resume Monday production will reach three quarters of normal within a week.
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Gould
Philadelphia
Luther
Philadelphia & Reading ‘Company
Ing
Reading
Ansylvania Road
Real estate transfers listed with multiple parties and addresses
Real estate transfers include A Herrington and husband to Sarah Zyrart at 214 Morris Avenue and Dr Martin Place. Green and wife to Win M Cost Jey for 3000 dollars covering lots 399 and St Jackson market. Curtis adultion and others to various buyers. A Grae et al to NJ Campbell at 45 seventh ward. Bessie E Hand receives 1730 dollars for 7 West Bighin Avenue. Rogers to Laura P Roudebush 40 dollars for lots 208 and 210 Twies Avenue. Roudebush and husband to J M Rogers 250 dollars for lots 642 and 64. Mary Barnes sells to Mrs A Seller for frontage on Madison Street.
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A. Herrington
Sarah Zyrart
Morris Avenue
Dr. Martin Place
Green
Wew Volcano in Pern Report Dispatch
A 27 A dispatch from Linn Pern notes Mount Chalia Doen as a recorded volcano, a fact not previously considered in the region. The report confirms the mountain’s volcanic status and documents the latest observations from Pern's capital correspondence.
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Pern
London
Head in a furnace found at West Twenty-ninth Street
New York police report the discovery of a charred male head in a furnace at a three story brown stone near Broadway. Six arrests including waiter Thomas Tobin, with witnesses aiding investigation into a likely murder at the Empire hotel building where a suit and other items were left near the furnace. Bloodstains in the cellar and a strong odor were noted.
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New York
West Twenty-ninth Street
Wert ‘Twenty-ninth Street
Rface
Thomas Tobin
Tobin
Sheehan
Empire Hotel
Broadway
McEnerny
Pearl the Car Christening by Topeka Railway Crowd
In Topeka the last of the new cars on the Topeka City Railway line was christened in a quiet ceremony for car number 102 named Pearl. Miss Pearl Hull broke a bottle of rosewater on the car, witnessed by Professor Harvey Worrall and five others, with flags inside and a celebratory ride back downtown.
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Hull
Topeka
Miss Hull
Professor Worrall
Morrison's Millinery Leads City Style and Sales
Morrison built a premier millinery business with the largest, most elegant line in the city. She employs three top trimmers, draws shoppers from St. Louis and St. Joseph, and features hundreds of street hats in varied styles and colors. Opening Oct. 1, imported and American patterns will fill the public space as they continue a people pleasing, right pricing policy. Kelley to add nine pitchers for next season as he targets a strong spring roster.
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Morrison
St. Louis
St. Joseph
Miss Wilson
New York
Cicaro
Kelley
Cincinnati
Hahn
Philips
Harper
Poole
Thielman
Ewing
Vickers
Hooker
McCarin
Jersey City
Pat Flaherty
Louisville
Amalgamation ends tobacco war between interests
Telegraphs report the tobacco war ended by the Amalgamation of American and British interests with an official statement to follow. Several brief items note a dismembered body found in New York in a fur shop building, a railroad rate dispute potentially settled without further hearings, and unrest in Vienna with revolutions and troop movements.
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London
New York
West Twenty-ninth Street
Stege Serans City Southern
St. Louis Southwestern Railroad
Interstate Ree Commission
St. Louis
Deen Howery
Snapshot of Topeka Social and Local News Scene
Local notes from Topeka recount political primaries in Kansas, church talks, and community events. Mentions include Kansas Literature readings, Judge Wood's speech, a plan to open a kindergarten, a Pottawatomie club reunion, and Washburn College literary society reception with hundreds of attendees and upcoming membership growth. Stagnant tone and mixed topics reflect a busy midwestern city page.
Grape-Nuts Said to Restore Strength in Ill, Noted Nurse Claims
Mrs. Charlotte Frank of Covington Kentucky, a professional nurse, recounts cases where Grape-Nuts aided sleep, appetite, and recovery. She details a thin son who gained weight, a Cincinnati child with stomach trouble improved, and a sick mother and child returning from England with health restored after daily use.
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Charlotte Frank
Covington
Cincinnati
England
Bate
Despondent woman dies after carbolic acid dose
Miss Mina Norris aged 21 of 218 West Laurent Street died Friday after ingesting carbolic acid in a personal crisis. Her sister June Norris summoned Dr. M Mitchell who failed to save her. The incident follows an operation for a tumor at Christ hospital a month earlier. The body will be taken to Holton for burial. she had siblings in North Topeka.
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Tid Norris
West Laurentatreet
June Norris
M. Mitchell
Alisa Norris
Christ Hospital
Ises
Ome
Patson
Mina Norris
Holton
Ving
North Topeka
Father of William Hooper Young Defends Son in New York Murder Case
John W. Young, father of William Hooper Young, tells Paris Bemcia representative he believes his son is innocent of the Anna Neilson Pulitzer murder. He cites unpublished reports, accuses a designing person of manipulating his son, denies Mormon church ties, and says his son’s clothes were found with the victim but argues this favors the real culprit using his son as a screen. He notes estrangement and lack of knowledge about his son’s living arrangements during his absence.
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Paris
Bem
CIA
Associated Press
John W. Young
William Hooper Young
New York
Anna Neilson Pulitzer
Mrr
Young
Mormon Church
Tennis at Daybreak in Morristown Event
A dozen young people in Morristown New Jersey danced through the night at Mrs Louise Thehaud’s Morris Plains home then began a sunrise tennis tournament. After dressing they went to the golf club for breakfast before resuming play as soon as finished.
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Morristown
N. J
Lous Thehaud
Morris Plaina
Codman Proposes Newport Shelter for Homeless Animals
Newport social leader Mrs J Amory Codman convened a meeting at her villa to discuss forming a society to care for homeless cats and dogs in Newport. Mrs Huntington Smith spoke on animal welfare and action is expected. Codman assisted a boy with a goat incident on the avenue during the outing.
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Newport Society
Newport
Rick
Mers
J. Amory Codman
I Society
Huntington Smith
Benton
Millers Reply to Eight Hour Demand at Minneapolis Mills
Minneapolis mill managers answer the eight hour day demand by stating higher wages for twelve hour work elsewhere. They offer eight hour shifts with increased hourly rates but threaten shutdowns or replacement if rejected. The document includes stray, unrelated fragments from other items.
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Minneapolis
Minn
flour miil_ managers
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