If men dealt less in stocks and lands
Poetic meditation on fraternal bonds and love guiding society toward the spiritual. It envisions a world where love and shared deeds replace material pursuits, linking mortal life to the divine through cooperative action and generous hearts.
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M. H. Cobb
Tragic Aspen Junction Wreck Kills Five and Scalds Ten
A Colorado Midland collision at Aspen Junction topples a excursion coach. Five dead instantly and five more fatally injured, with six others severely burned. Rescue aided by Conductor Miller as coroner moves to an inquest. robberies reported amid the wreck.
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Aspen
Colo
Aspen Junction
Colorado Midland
Midland
Glenwood Springs
Switzer
Miller
Frank Ellis
Annie Phelan
Cardiff
Joe Leonard
Thomas O’donnell
Mary O’donnell
James Leach
A. B. Rogers
Woody
O. C. Baldwin
Glenwood
W. I. Willoughby
Hill
R. A. Roppham
Judge Prentiss
Andy Sutton
Kuhn
Marshal Sutton
Rogers
Electrocution at State Prison Claims Slocum as First Victim
Siva, N Y July 8 The second electrocution in history occurred at the state prison as Slocum Wood Smiler and Jugbo met the death penalty for their crimes. Slocum was first to die in the electric chair and faced death with apparent courage. He was strapped in, given the signal, and the current endured until death was pronounced.
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Smolsenki
Russia
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London
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United States
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S. C
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Deskins
Logan County
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N. Y
Slocum
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Jugbo
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Jugbro
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Kemmiler
Jugiro
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Arcade
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Canisteo
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Sardinia
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Honeoye Falls
Arnold
Colonel Polk
Alliance
Congress
Mr. Polk
Polk
Dibble
Beaumont
State Executive Committee
Frank Hiscock
United States Senate
Cave-in at Kingston Coal near Larksville
A mine slope at Kingston Coal near Larksville caved after timbers snapped under the fanhouse causing a sudden surface drop and air rush that lifted the fanhouse roof. Cracks and seams stretch for hundreds of feet, several homes damaged, twelve workers escaped through a second opening.
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Wilkes-Barre
Kingston Coal Company
Larksville
German tugboat captain loses two children in Croton Point tragedy
Captain George Walker a German with two children aged five and eight rowed from Croton Point to Sinc Sinee New York yesterday. Returning in the afternoon the father tipped the boat while the girl leaned over and the boat capsized. Both children drowned and the bodies remain missing. Walker a New York tugboat captain on visit to his family, had earlier driven for Mr Walker a brickmaker.
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India
Mr. Bissell
Marritha
Hamilton, Conn
John W. Ryerson
Simcoe, Ont
Abel Bunker
Toronto
Longpoint
Canada
Jamestown
Newport
R. I
Commodore Folger
Patrick
Oscar J. Harvey
Albany
Arthur H. Olmstead
Grand Trunk Railway
Swansea
London
Inman Line
City of Chicago
New York
Liverpool
Browhead
King Alexander of Servia
Belgrade
Kieff
Moscow
Sinc Sinee
N. Y
George Walker
Croton Point
Walker
Brother fatally wounds brother in Barn confrontation
Adam Mininger fired five bullets at his brother John in Jefferson township fatally wounding him. Four shots hit the head and one the breast. Blood between the brothers had existed for some time. John drove to the barn to feed horses when Adam refused access and John insulted his wife before advancing threateningly.
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Burger, Pa
Adam Mininger
John Mininger
Jefferson Township
John
Adam
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Amann & Lesser
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Kingdom of God
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Paradise
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Sing Sing
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WasumeTon
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Fortress Monroe
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Curiaco
Ronpoint
Downs
Augustus Redmund
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