Striking Subway Paralyzed as New York Feels Transit Crash
The general strike on New York rapid transit left twenty nine injured in a Twenty-Third Street crash, with five thousand strikers, heavy service disruption on elevated lines, and widespread annoyance as bad weather worsened conditions. Police and strike-breakers rushed into tunnels to stabilize the system amid sporadic clashes and vandalism.
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New York
March
Col Ho
Interborough
Sixth
Ninth Avenue
Tnterborough
Farley
FOO Or Soo
Twenty-third Street
Train Collision Tops City News Amid Strike Turmoil
A rear end collision at Twenty third street halted traffic for over two hours injuring fifteen seriously. Firemen freed victims as police and hospitals rushed victims including James Alexander and Rose Weyrich. The surge of passengers filled downtown hotels while Brookyn police aided Manhattan in a strike over pay and hours with a demand for physicals for replacement workers.
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Twenty-third Street
Bridge
Jas. A. Alexander
Samuel Austin
Edward W. Hobmke
Samuel T. Bradford
Joseph J. Cohen
BE. James
Henry O. Dinger
Matonah
James Fitz
Edward Nuremburg
Mamaroneck
Samuel Oestriecher
Richard F .Taylor
Rose Weyrich
Brook
Ayn
Manhattan
McClellan
Chinese Minister Presents Inauguration Felicitations to President
Sir Liang Tung Chang the Chinese minister called on the president and presented the felicitations of the Chinese emperor upon the inauguration of the United States president.
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Ah Sin
Roosevelt
Washington
Liang Tung Chang
United States
Not a Patent Medicine Hyomei Claims Cure for Catarrh
An advertisement extols Hyomei as superior to patent medicines for catarrh. It asserts the formula is disclosed to physicians, praises eucalyptus oil, gums, and balsams, and promotes a pocket inhaler device. The piece notes a 99 percent cure claim and offers a one dollar complete outfit with a lifetime inhaler and refills at fifty cents.
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Columbia Pharmacy
Fordyce
Ark
SWIFT
Atlanta
Infant son of Kyles dies at home on North Second
Chas Marion Kyle, eleven weeks old, died this morning at his North Second avenue home after a short illness. Parents Mr and Mrs Jas Kyle mourn the loss. Funeral set for tomorrow afternoon at three o'clock.
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Chas. Marion
Jas. Kyle
North Second Avenue
Alderman Credits Cnam Berlain’s Cough Remedy in Campaign
Chicago alderman Hon. John Shenick testifies that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy helped him recover from throat and lung inflammation during a heated campaign. He says a few doses relieved swelling and allowed him to speak and win his council seat. The medicine is sold by Stewart's Pharmacy Cook & Sherman.
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Chicago
Chamberlain
John Shenick
Peria St
Council
Stewart
Cook & Sherman
Funeral for Mrs. Jessa Lydy Rescheduled
The funeral of Mrs. Jessa Lydy will be held at the Catholic church on Friday instead of Thursday morning as previously announced.
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Jessa Lydy
Local Residents Travel and Arrivals Report
Fred Neiswanger departed for Richland this morning while Mrs. Robert White left for Keota last evening. Chas Ford visited Keota today and Chas Paugh returned to Columbus Junction. L. O. Brindley arrived from What Cheer, I. C. Kilgore of West Chester visited yesterday. Miss Tina Patton visited Monday and left for Ft. Smith Arkansas to trim the coming season after traveling from Chicago.
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Chas Paugh
Columbus Junction
L. O. Brindley
Cheer
I. C. Kilgore
West Chester
Tina Patton
Chicago
Ft. Smith
Arkansas
A. L. Smith
Alta
Kansas City
Walter Hays
RE. A. Bickford
Wm. Marshall
Belane
Kansas
Robert Marshall
Clarence Brenneman
Sigourney
R. 8. Wheeler
Local Notes From Verdi and Nearby Towns
Day in Verdi sees visits from R. D. Page and J. P. Thomas while many residents travel to Columbus Junction and Brighton. License to wed issued to Guy Black and Myrtle Bales. Hixton Entertaining Co touring Iowa to Minnesota reports strong crowds and plans for more stops.
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O. T. Smith
Rh. F. Brown
Columbus Junction
Vienna
O. Solbrig
R. V. Downing
Brighton
Lewis
Liston
Ottumwa
Guy Black
Myrtle Bales
Bertha Kracaw
Redfield
Hiipton Entertaining Co
Iowa
Minnesota
Winona
Minn
Washington Opera House
Charlies City
Waverly
Fort Dodge
Boone
Marshalltown
Iowa City
Washington
Hazel Barer
Pay your taxes delinquent by April first
Delinquent taxes are due by April 1 as announced by treasurer J. 8. Shearer. Notify taxpayers of impending penalties for late payment.
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Shearer
Treas
I R McKenry Visits Columbus Junction Yesterday
I R McKenry traveled to Columbus Junction yesterday to conduct business and meet local officials. No further details were provided in the readable text.
Grand Matinee for Ladies and Children by Royal Slave Co
Matinee Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock for ladies and children. Admission 5 and 25 cents.
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Royal
Horse sale at Whiting yard MarchUndated sale at Whiting yard
A general auction of cattle hogs and farm machinery household goods will be held Saturday the 18th. Buyers will bid on property with Frank Brindley taking horse listings. Teeter and Lathrop act as auctioneers under cover rain or shine.
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Whiting
Frank Brindley
Teeter & Lathrop
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Richland
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J.P. Thomas
Johnson
Prof. Brownlee
Downson
Mrs. Gray
Peoria
Miss Jones
Ainsworth
Frank Arthur
Wellman
J. B. Orris
Jackson County
Crawfordsville
Lydia Davis
California
Wyman
RK. G. Burns
J. Pearson
Trenton
Gage
Letts
Fairfield
Katherine Stichter
Cedar Falls
Beulah Davis
Mrs
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Hunter
Olive Deuel
Cedar Fa)s
Wm. Sclurr
Howard White
Elsie McCobb
G. 8S. Eckerman
Crill Adams
Morgan Park
City
Cynthia Adams
Jas. Loftus
Delta
John Loftus
Tioga
Jas. Meyers
Oskaloosa
Jesse Lydy
J. A. Remsey
Chas. Remiley
Johnson 'S
J. H. Pearson
Oregon Township
L. H. Stephens
W. H. Fulton
Topeka
Frank Tracy
Babe
Libertyville
J. W. Teeter
Winfield
Brintons
Randolph St
Richmond
Japson A. BeLion
L. S
S.S.S
RED Oak Bug CO
Turner’s
W. A. Turner
I. R. McKenry
Foley
A. J. Nusbaum
Batesville
Ind
Robert J. Miller
Read House Drug Store
Attanooga
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