Wreck of a Washington to New York Train Near Canyon
A passenger train derailed 14 miles from Washington as defective track caused coaches to crash into rock walls and a precipice. Survivors describe shattered cars, smoke, and heroic rescues. Draye and Mrs Gresham aided others while passengers scrambled from broken berths through windows to safety.
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Cleveland's Health Better Despite Alarming Reports
Former President Grover Cleveland shows signs of improvement, according to sources in Princeton. Reports of a serious condition were described as exaggerated, with Cleveland seen reading newspapers and resuming light activity while doctors order rest at home.
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St Andrew Meeting Includes Foreigner Seamen Event
A scheduled St Andrew gathering will feature a reception by the president and a visit to Mount Vernon and the cathedral close. The program includes entertainment and a tour of various points of interest with foreigners among the attendees and the number of seamen to be held Wednesday.
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Delegates Arrive as Washington Prepares for Convention
The opening convention meeting of the Brotherhand gathers in Washington with delegates arriving Wednesday. A welcome awaits foreign visitors at the White House and Mount Vernon as a busy program unfolds in the nation’s capital. The Civil Service debate over examiner appointments continues to surface amid anticipated entertainments for guests.
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Stab Wound In Abdomen In Club Dispute
Henry Garland, 19, of 210 street southwest, was stabbed in the abdomen near Four and a half and Covetree streets while at a club house over the finances dispute. He was taken to Emergency Hospital in serious condition, not believed to die, as police search for the assailant who fled after drawing a dirk during the incident.
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Launch His Own Handiwork Gasoline Boat By Navy Yard Machinist
The Washington Navy Yard honors machinist John Stee for launching a 37 by 6 foot boat named for Harriet Steer. The vessel measures 37 feet long and 6 feet 2 inches wide, interior 15 inches finished, with space for twelve to fourteen passengers. He designed and built the hull and the engine delivering L horsepower with full equipment. Harriet Steer christened the craft.
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Monument to Edwin Barrett Hay in Rock Creek Cemetery
A dark granite monument to Edwin Barrett Hay stands in Rock Creek Cemetery. Erected by Almas Temple, it features Egyptian style design, the Shriners emblem, and a bronze bust modeled by Vinnie Ream Hoxia. Hay was a prominent lawyer and friend to many Washingtonians.
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Meteorites near Canyon Diablo reveal ancient earth impact
Smithsonian officials say several thousand meteoric iron pieces found near Canyon Diablo indicate a meteorite shower dating back centuries, possibly forming a crater like hole north of Flagstaff Arizona. A detailed report confirms extensive deposition and possible multiple impacts long ago, with meteorites cataloged at the National Museum.
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White House Renovations Complete Before Roosevelt Return
The White House receives a fresh coat of paint and interior renovations as President Roosevelt and family prepare to return Wednesday. Roof rebuilt with concrete to prevent leaks, extensive cleaning and upholstery replacement completed in the East Wing and principal state rooms.
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Weather Conditions and Forecast Across Regions
Weather bulletin reports storms moving through Central Alabama to Western Florida and the Midwest Gulf states. Expect cooler Atlantic states and widespread unsettled winds with possible showers in the Dakotas Minnesota Wisconsin and New York. Warmer in the Northwest and Central Plains with variable winds along the East Coast.
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Despairing Fireman Endows Suicide After Aid Sought
John W. Unglaub a 30 year old ex railroad fireman from Wantington shot himself in his dining room after telling his wife he would die rather than see their infant suffer poverty. He died at Providence Hospital. Unglaub had long suffered illness and debt and had threatened self harm weeks earlier. He was a member of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and the funeral arrangements were to be handled by that organization.
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Steps to Oust Galbraith in Army and Navy Union Meeting
The District of Columbia garrisons formed a committee to challenge Commander Browne for appointing Robert Galbraith as department commander. Locals insist on a member from their own garrisons and say Browne lacks authority. If unresolved, the case may go to the national executive council and possibly the equity courts.
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Likely Deportation For Actress Paula Klippenburg
Paula Klippenburg a young Viennese actress held for weeks on immigration charges faces probable deportation by Secretary Straus after a full review. Officials in New York and the Commerce and Labor Office debated the evidence and a deportation order appears imminent pending complete papers.
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Synod Head Preaches Sees Harmony in Religions
A Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church service marked the thirtieth anniversary of the church site with Rev Scheutte and Rev Hey Anker delivering sermons. He urged Christians to hold to belief in Jesus as the living God while noting shifts toward viewing him as a model human. The event drew many Concordia district Lutherans and featured a communion service and choir participation as Synod meetings continued locally.
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Observance of Ancient Harvest Festival in Congregations
Jewish congregations across Orthodoxy and Reform marked a harvest festival with services at Dr V Abean Simon’s location, featuring sermons on agricultural blessings, communal offerings, and charity. Children led acts of contrition and offerings, and branches were placed on church altars as homes lit festive lights.
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Dudley Recounts Comforting Advice To Widow After Lightning Death
Dudley spoke of a poor man killed by lightning and told how he consoled the widow. He advised her to cheer up and recalled the saying that lightning never strikes twice in the same place.
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