HOUDINI NEARS END
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BIG SPUDS
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Early Autopsy
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Had Designs
Woman wanted to "vamp" millionaire, says doctor she sued for love balm
read original articleMAGICIAN IS REPORTED SLIGHTLY BETTER TODAY
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Mother of Seven Admitted to Bar
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SCIENTIST FAILS TO COMMUNICATE WITH PLANET
Efforts to get spirits to carry mars message not successful
read original articleTHEY talk big money out in Los
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Houdini Failing Fear of Physicians
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HOUDINI STILL IN DANGER
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Power Transmission Through Electric Waves Is Foreshadowed by Marconi
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Chemicalized Marsh Gas Is Fuel of Dirigible
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HOUDINI NEAR DEATH
Famous magician operated on after appendix bursts
read original articleFLYER, 64, COMPLETES TRIP DESPITE INJURIES
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Sky Gazers Will Find Mars Nearest the Earth Tonight
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MARY, QUEEN OF SCOTS', LETTERS COME TO U. S.
American also said to have acquired epistles written by james i.
read original articlePIONEER CAMPAIGNER FOR WOMEN SUFFRAGE DIES; REV. O. WILLIS
Nationally known woman passes away at baltimore home following very brief illness
Born in a log cabin
read original articleQUEEN MARIE DISAPPOINTS RADIO FANS Fails to Keep Engagement to Talk From 21 Stations Thru Misunderstanding IS GUEST AT DINNER Address There Broadcast By Three Stations - Lunches With Bankers
Is guest at dinner
read original articleEUGENE V. DEBS DIES AFTER LONG ILLNESS, AGE 70
A. r. u. strike veteran is mourned by labor
read original articleROUT STUDENTS WITH TEAR GAS
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Tractors Used as Mooring Mast for Army Dirigible TC-5
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"PEACHES" FACES APPOINTMENT OF WOMAN GUARDIAN
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INVENTOR TELLS OF REMARKABLE NEW CATHODE RAY TUBE
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QUEEN MARIE AND CHILDREN GUESTS OF U. S. PRESIDENT
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MRS. HEENAN, MOTHER OF 'PEACHES' BROWNING, NOW ONLY GUARDIAN
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AMPHIBIAN PLANE
5,100-Pound machine is launched by means of power catapult from battleship deck
read original articleRodgers' Fruits of Glory Lost in Death As Pacific Flight Is Held World Record
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Life & Times
[27 stories on this topic from all editions to date]
HOUDINI NEARS END
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BIG SPUDS
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Early Autopsy
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Had Designs
Woman wanted to "vamp" millionaire, says doctor she sued for love balm
read original articleMAGICIAN IS REPORTED SLIGHTLY BETTER TODAY
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Mother of Seven Admitted to Bar
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SCIENTIST FAILS TO COMMUNICATE WITH PLANET
Efforts to get spirits to carry mars message not successful
read original articleTHEY talk big money out in Los
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Houdini Failing Fear of Physicians
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HOUDINI STILL IN DANGER
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Power Transmission Through Electric Waves Is Foreshadowed by Marconi
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Chemicalized Marsh Gas Is Fuel of Dirigible
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HOUDINI NEAR DEATH
Famous magician operated on after appendix bursts
read original articleFLYER, 64, COMPLETES TRIP DESPITE INJURIES
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Sky Gazers Will Find Mars Nearest the Earth Tonight
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MARY, QUEEN OF SCOTS', LETTERS COME TO U. S.
American also said to have acquired epistles written by james i.
read original articlePIONEER CAMPAIGNER FOR WOMEN SUFFRAGE DIES; REV. O. WILLIS
Nationally known woman passes away at baltimore home following very brief illness
Born in a log cabin
read original articleQUEEN MARIE DISAPPOINTS RADIO FANS Fails to Keep Engagement to Talk From 21 Stations Thru Misunderstanding IS GUEST AT DINNER Address There Broadcast By Three Stations - Lunches With Bankers
Is guest at dinner
read original articleEUGENE V. DEBS DIES AFTER LONG ILLNESS, AGE 70
A. r. u. strike veteran is mourned by labor
read original articleROUT STUDENTS WITH TEAR GAS
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Tractors Used as Mooring Mast for Army Dirigible TC-5
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"PEACHES" FACES APPOINTMENT OF WOMAN GUARDIAN
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INVENTOR TELLS OF REMARKABLE NEW CATHODE RAY TUBE
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QUEEN MARIE AND CHILDREN GUESTS OF U. S. PRESIDENT
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MRS. HEENAN, MOTHER OF 'PEACHES' BROWNING, NOW ONLY GUARDIAN
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AMPHIBIAN PLANE
5,100-Pound machine is launched by means of power catapult from battleship deck
read original articleRodgers' Fruits of Glory Lost in Death As Pacific Flight Is Held World Record
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Yesterday's paper
October 29, 1926. The original articles, with the text exactly as it appeared and scans of the original newspaper pages, from that day’s editions of the following publications:Douglas Daily Dispatch, Evening Star, Imperial Valley Press, The Alaskan, Putnam Patriot, Daily Kennebec Journal, Montgomery County Sentinel, and The Washington Times.
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October 30, 1926. The original articles, with the text exactly as it appeared and scans of the original newspaper pages, from that day’s editions of the following publications:Imperial Valley Press, Evening Star, The Daily Worker, Douglas Daily Dispatch, Brownsville Herald, and The Bismarck Tribune.
Saturday,
October 30, 1926
Price:
2 Cents
Notice to Readers:
Every story as printed 100 years ago: nothing added, nothing rewritten, our notes marked.
They didn't know how it ends.
You do.
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Sections
Life & Times
[27 stories on this topic from all editions to date]
HOUDINI NEARS END
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BIG SPUDS
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Early Autopsy
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Had Designs
Woman wanted to "vamp" millionaire, says doctor she sued for love balm
read original articleMAGICIAN IS REPORTED SLIGHTLY BETTER TODAY
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Mother of Seven Admitted to Bar
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SCIENTIST FAILS TO COMMUNICATE WITH PLANET
Efforts to get spirits to carry mars message not successful
read original articleTHEY talk big money out in Los
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Houdini Failing Fear of Physicians
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HOUDINI STILL IN DANGER
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Power Transmission Through Electric Waves Is Foreshadowed by Marconi
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Chemicalized Marsh Gas Is Fuel of Dirigible
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HOUDINI NEAR DEATH
Famous magician operated on after appendix bursts
read original articleFLYER, 64, COMPLETES TRIP DESPITE INJURIES
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Sky Gazers Will Find Mars Nearest the Earth Tonight
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MARY, QUEEN OF SCOTS', LETTERS COME TO U. S.
American also said to have acquired epistles written by james i.
read original articlePIONEER CAMPAIGNER FOR WOMEN SUFFRAGE DIES; REV. O. WILLIS
Nationally known woman passes away at baltimore home following very brief illness
Born in a log cabin
read original articleQUEEN MARIE DISAPPOINTS RADIO FANS Fails to Keep Engagement to Talk From 21 Stations Thru Misunderstanding IS GUEST AT DINNER Address There Broadcast By Three Stations - Lunches With Bankers
Is guest at dinner
read original articleEUGENE V. DEBS DIES AFTER LONG ILLNESS, AGE 70
A. r. u. strike veteran is mourned by labor
read original articleROUT STUDENTS WITH TEAR GAS
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Tractors Used as Mooring Mast for Army Dirigible TC-5
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"PEACHES" FACES APPOINTMENT OF WOMAN GUARDIAN
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INVENTOR TELLS OF REMARKABLE NEW CATHODE RAY TUBE
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QUEEN MARIE AND CHILDREN GUESTS OF U. S. PRESIDENT
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MRS. HEENAN, MOTHER OF 'PEACHES' BROWNING, NOW ONLY GUARDIAN
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AMPHIBIAN PLANE
5,100-Pound machine is launched by means of power catapult from battleship deck
read original articleRodgers' Fruits of Glory Lost in Death As Pacific Flight Is Held World Record
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Yesterday's paper
October 29, 1926. The original articles, with the text exactly as it appeared and scans of the original newspaper pages, from that day’s editions of the following publications:Douglas Daily Dispatch, Evening Star, Imperial Valley Press, The Alaskan, Putnam Patriot, Daily Kennebec Journal, Montgomery County Sentinel, and The Washington Times.
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Today's paper
October 30, 1926. The original articles, with the text exactly as it appeared and scans of the original newspaper pages, from that day’s editions of the following publications:Imperial Valley Press, Evening Star, The Daily Worker, Douglas Daily Dispatch, Brownsville Herald, and The Bismarck Tribune.