Train Wreck Kills Many on Holiday Run Near Winslow Junction
A nighttime crash on the Philadelphia and Reading line killed eleven and injured seventy two when a signal error diverted the Midnight Flyer onto a branch line to Cape May. The disaster occurred near Winslow Junction as the train toppled down a two foot embankment. engineers and several passengers perished.
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Philadelphia and
Reading
Lere
John D. Sickler
Con Trary
Atlantic City
Camden
Srgeant Campbell
Cooper Hospital
Ta ¢ ‘Anulen
Atanta City
Wildwood
Cape May
Pennsylvania Railroads
Walter Wescott
Gloucester
N J
William Boucher
Joseph Diitsua
Tlisua Lved
Pleasantville
Buffalo Car Tie Up Still On
Buffalo July 4 The complete type of the city and interurban lines of the International Railway Company continues There were no indications of an immediate settlement of the issue that caused the 2200 motormen conductors and men to strike on Saturday night Officials of the company have reiterated their determination to operate the system on an open shop plan.
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Buffalo
N. Y
International Railway Company
Government delays patent recovery pending Miller and Daugherty return
Washington July 1 report states the government will not reclaim the Chemical Foundation patents until Cel. Thomas W. Miller the alien property custodian and Attorney General Daugherty return to Washington. The delay follows orders for investigation issued by President Harding.
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Washington
Chemical Foundation
Harding
Cel
Thomas W. Miller
Daugherty
Irish Fight in Dublin as Sackville Street Routs Marines
London dispatch reports heavy firefight in Sackville Street Dublin with machine gun fire sweeping the area. Provisional government troops bombard rebel positions from O Connell Bridge to Purnell monument. De Valera believed held at Haramond's hotel amid a siege with 11 killed and 16 wounded Sunday.
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Lutelin
Gresham Hotel
Lawcon de Valera
Garrisne
Allight
Dublin
Sackville Area
Sackville Street
National Army
O'Connell Bridge
Purnell Monument
Haramond’s
de Valera
Baseball scores from national and American leagues
In the National League Pittsburgh defeated Chicago 5 to 2 while New York beat Brooklyn 4 to 6 and Philadelphia topped St Louis 3 to 4. American League results include Detroit 7 to 3 over Chicago 6 4, New York 12 to 1 v Philadelphia, and no games scheduled for Boston-Washington.
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Chicago
New York
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Louis
Phladelphia Ton
Detroit
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cleveland
National League
Ansadaes
Houston
Amicimican League
Wwll
Louse P
Washington
Speed Trap Charge Triggers Resignation in Waukegan
Henry Fitz Gerald, justice of the peace at Lake Forest, resigns after State's Attorney A.W. Smith reports on an investigation into alleged speed trap operations in Shields township. Governor Small receives the telegram resigning from office.
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Waukegan
Henry Fitzgerald
Lake Forest
Small
A.W. Smith
Shields Township
Railroad fireman kills wife in home shooting
Ferls Keyes, a railroad fireman, shot and killed his wife at their home in Tuscumbia, mistaking her for a burglar on July 4 in Sheffield, Alabama.
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Sheffield
Ala
Ferls Keyes
Tuscwmbla
News From Stringtown July 5 Correspon dents Report Busy Hay Week
Correspondents from the Journal note farmers in Stringtown have been busy the past week putting up hay and cutting wheat. The Philathean closed their Richer Sunday School meeting at Miss Frances Eicher's home. Families visited friends and relatives across nearby farms and towns on Sunday.
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Stringtown
J. M., Boshart
K. W. Goff
Frances Eicher
David Schantz
Curry
Winfield
Archibald Howland
Charles City
Snow Madness in the Wilderness Ends in Ironic Rescue
Two trappers Pierre and Jean share furs and a planned spring marriage to Marie Hatiate at Fort Auguste. Jean attempts murder but is later trapped by his own device and rescued by Pierre, who reveals snow madness as the cause and forgives him.
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Dean Lousset
Pierre
Jean
Fox
Marie Hatiate
Fort Auguste
Marie Katiste
Marie
Ihierre
Faust
Hhin
Brighton Social News Highlights and Visits
Brighton notes a busy week with Mary Fox visiting relatives in Laconia and Oskaloosa, local gatherings at the Methodist church, and multiple family visits from Fairfield Cedar Rapids and Chicago. Twin boys born to the Van Winkles died the same day, while Marie Gowey departs to Ames for state highway work.
Local visits and hospital update from Fairfield area
Hinson left Monday for West Branch to stay with his parents for a week or two. Mrs. Carrie Whisler is recovering from surgery at Mercy hospital in Iowa City after last Thursday operation. Her brother John Baumgartner and wife visited Sunday. The Bert Brown family of Fairfield visited the Frank Hoover home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Fox spent Sunday with relatives in Oskaloosa.
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Hinson
West Branch
Carrie Whisler
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
John Baumgartner
Bert Brown
Fairfield
Frank Hoover
Bruce Fox
Oskaloosa
Rugged exchange at Turkish bath hints at hired deckhand
A fat patron compliments a "pretty good rubber" while the proprietor notes the man has strong experience. The discussion suggests the worker previously swabbed decks on a liner and is considered fit for the job.
Dust removal and scratches from polishing furniture
Dusting before applying furniture polish prevents tiny dust particles from causing scratches when rubbed. Avoid rubbing dust into surfaces by brushing or wiping gently before treatment.
Phrase Fragments from a Recent Lecturer Echoes
A fragmentary text notes a lecturer saying revenge is not distant and hints at a single flight up in a Boston setting. The irregular phrasing suggests a cipher-like or fragmentary news item.
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Bostom Trainser
Local residents visit and return home during Independence weekend
WFORDSVILLE CRAWFORDSVILLE Tyler Rev William Lorrimer and daughter Jean return to Biggsville Illinois after days with friends. Des Moines visitors Mr and Mrs R W Anwyl and sons Richard and Philip visit J J Anny. Irene Holmes returns from Cedar Falls summer school to spend the 4th. Rev Albert Lanoue and wife go to Panora Iowa where he preached. John Anderson architect's assistant at the school building returns to Des Moines. Mrs Manns and children of Ottumwa visit Dr and Mrs N J Lease.
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Wfordsville
Crawfordsville
Tyler
Wm. Lorrimer
Jean
Biggsville
Ill
R. W Anwyl
Richard
Philip
Des Moines
J. J. Anny
Irene Holmes
Cedar Falls
Albert Lanoue
Panora
Iowa
Former War Chaplain Searched In Disappearance Case
Police across Hoboken Newark and New York search for Rev William A Hayes assistant rector of St Josephs Church of the Paliendes after he vanishes. He previously served as chaplain in France with the 360th Infantry and earned three citations for gallantry.
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New York
Hoboken
Newark
New York City
William A. Hayes
St. Joseph's Church of the
Father Hayes
France
Three Hundred and Sixty Sixth Infantry
Tle
Cusick Post
American Legion
J. J. O'Connor
South Orange
Veterans to See Harding in Washington on Hospital Funds
A special committee of Disabled Veterans of the World War led by Capt. C Hamilton Cook James Hanbury and Capt. John H Dykes will go to Washington to present the group's program to President Harding and the Veterans Bureau They seek speedier use of hospital funds and will also press Congress for the new Sweet ott and confer with Col Charles Fr Forbes on the central bureau efforts.
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San Francisco
C. Hamilton Cook
James Hanbury
John H. Dykes
Washington
Harding
Veterans’ Bureau
Congress
Charles Fr. Forbes
Ceterays Burenn
National Museum Precious Stones Collection History
The National museum gathers a historic gem collection rooted in S44 with American stones for New Jeans exposition. Dr. Joseph Leidy’s stones largely joined by 1891 while 1894 gift from Frances Lea Chamberlain adds Leanne Ten’s collection via her father. Charberlain heirs fund ongoing growth and diversification.
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National Museum
Geological Survey
Portraits of the mob and the lone landscape artist
The piece argues that artists must risk mob reaction to prove their mettle. It cites John Marin as an example who paints landscapes alone, provoking division: admirers acclaim the work while others call it an insult to intelligence. The Dial is mentioned as a reference context.
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John Marin
How God Answered Daniel's Prayer and Nebuchadnezzar Dream
The lesson centers on Daniel 2 with Nebuchadnezzar's dream of a statue of gold, silver, brass, and iron crushed by a stone becoming a mountain. It covers Daniel's prayer, his interpretation, and the prophecy of Gentile powers ending with God's eternal kingdom through Christ.
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Daniel
Christ
Johin
God
Nebuchadnezzar
Babylon
Pentel
Roman Empire
Kingdom of Heaven
Colossus
Heaven
Messiah
Miracles Draw Large Crowd by Galilee’s Sea
Faithful gather by the shore as Jesus crosses the sea of Galilee to heal the sick and reveal acts of divine power. The sermon and signs attract many followers seeking relief and blessing.
Forgiveness of Sins Highlighted in Romans Verse
A devotional note cites Romans 4 7 Blessed are they whose iniquities are forgiven and whose sins are covered emphasizing divine mercy and atonement.
Influence in Character Exhaled by W M Taylor
A compact reflection on how character is expressed as influence, quoting W M Taylor. The passage presents a concise meditation on personal impact and moral presence conveyed through actions and demeanor.
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W. M. Taylor
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