Owl Fire Explosion at Roach's Shipyard
At Roach's shipyard in Curster Pennsylvania a Standard Oil barge 77 exploded during proof pumping. John Wolf died from burns. Walter Welsh Robert McCully and Clifford Ashworth were injured. blast blew ashore and overboard. Cause believed naptha in deck pump ignited and forced into the tank.
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Curster
Roach
Standard Oil Company
John Wolf
Walter Welsh
Robert McCully
Wolf
McCully
Welsh
Sheck
Clifford Ashworth
Two Firemen Die In Camden Alarm Test
Camden July 30 after a meeting Camden fire commissioners tested an experimental alarm. Hose cart from No 1 company overturned, burying Assistant Chief Samuel Buzina and driver Wilkins Bromley. Rider William B Jobes escaped. Two other men injured may die. Rheumatism Cure ad follows.
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Camden
N. J
Camden Fire Commissioners
Sixth
Royden Streets
Broadway
Royden Street
Samuel Buzina
Wilkins Bromley
William B. Jobes
Excursion Rates Announced for Summer Travel
D A V & P announces summer excursion rates from Warren from June 1 to September 30 with season and day tickets to Jamestown Celoron Lily Dale and Chautauqua lake points. Season tickets to Jamestown Celoron Lily Dale cost 1.25 1.70 and 1.50 respectively with return validity to October 15. One day tickets to Jamestown Celoron are 85 cents and Lily Dale day trips on Wednesdays Sundays are 85 cents. Saturday Sunday Lily Dale trips allow return next Monday at 81 cents. Gro H Daniels G P A.
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Warren
Jamestown
Return
Lily Dale
Chautauqua Lake
H. Daniels
Excursion Tickets to Chautauqua Offer Special Rates
Tickets sold by the Penn Railroad provide round trips to Chautauqua via Carry on Saturdays with return Monday for 1 dollar. Season tickets good to Oct 31 price 2.25 to Chautauqua and 2.50 to Jamestown. Inquiries to W S Leffard ticket agent.
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Chautauqua
Penn’n R. R. Co
Jamestown
W. S. Leffard
Tkt. Agt
Liberal Education and Opium in the Orient Theme Mix
A collage of short items presents a New York Journal telegram about a distressed mother awaiting news of James, then quotes Huxley on liberal education as a blend of disciplined mind and virtuous will. It also covers opium use in Rajputana and Punjab, Afghan maxims, Afghan and Afridi anecdotes, a comic tale of two claimants, plus a quip on natural selection via a celery glass.
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Mamie
James
New York Journal
Professor Huxley
Orient
Maharaja Bahadur
Darbhanga
Rajputana
Kathiwar
Punjab
London News
Khaiber Pass
James Darmesteter
Wasting Diseases Demand Nourishment Amid Plenty
Many people suffer wasting diseases amid abundance and hunger for proper nourishment. The text urges quick access to adequate food and nutrition to relieve widespread malnutrition.
Bovinine lauded as superior nourishment in small bulk
An advertisement extols Bovinine as the greatest nourishment in the smallest bulk. It promises palatability, easy assimilation, and suitability for the weakest stomach, claiming physicians would affirm its merits.
Warren Fans Roar Through Double Bill In Cold Von Grim Delight
A Warren crowd endured a hyped two game program called a Sunday dinner of baseball with Old J Plav absent and Old Boreas stirring the grand stand. New Castle toppled Warren twice as England’s umpires sparked a lengthy delay and heated protests while Wagner and Ritchey led Warren’s offense in fits.
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S. & O. League
Warren
J. Plav
Old Boreas
Shenago Valley
New Castle
England
Ballach
Ritchey
O’brien
al. Wagner
Monroe
Russell
Vickery
Dreisacker
Barrett
Smith
Taylor
Schrader
Bulloch
Wagner
Michael
Thompson
Um- England
Weir
Steen
O'Brien
Gilboy
Vick
Abalk
Gil
Buriseh
S Wagner
P Barrett
R Smith
C O Rickert
Sminh
Blair
Brien
Lf. Thompson
Q Monroe
Smink
Russel
Oi Vickery
Grand
Close for the Tigers and Oil City batsmen
A chaotic baseball update shows Vickery and Weir scoring, Russell and Blair contributing with hits, and multiple bases on balls. The piece also notes team lineups, umpires, and a brief historical aside on mail delivery.
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Russell
Vickery
O’brien
Blair
Wagner
Bullach
Rickert
Monroe
Taylor O'Brien
Barrett
Schrader
England
Wyoming pleas for aid as arms scarce and Indians near
Gov. Richards bavures dispatches report bands of 100 to 300 Bucks Indians within a day’s ride of Cheyenne and nearby towns. Requests for Stand of arms and militia aid allege possible need for state or county support as authorities mobilize. Col. Woodruff and Sheriff Grimmett involved.
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South Pass
Wyoming
A. Lovejoy
Lewiston
W. A. Richards
E. A. Gustin
Col. R. D. Woodruff
Rock Springs
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