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Fishing Boat Ran Wild After Lightning Knocked the Crew Unconscious

A fishing trip on the Delaware River turned deadly when a thunderstorm swept over three men laying nets off the New Jersey shore. A bolt…

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Baby Girl Found Abandoned in Bushes Along a Vermont Road

William Dubuque was walking home near Richmond, Vermont, one August evening in 1918 when he noticed an automobile stop along the road. As he approached…

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Posted in Health U.S. Historical News

Doctors Said Coal Miners’ Lungs Were Black and Their Wages Too Low to Live On

At the turn of the 20th century, coal mining was not merely dangerous work. For many miners, it was a job that slowly destroyed the…

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Teen Who Couldn’t Swim Drowned as 50 Bathers Looked On

Francis Laycock could not swim. That did not stop his companions from repeatedly throwing the 17-year-old into a gravel pit near Alexandria, Indiana, in the…

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Washington Painter Found Dead After Rats Were Heard Inside His Locked Room

When fellow lodgers heard rats moving around inside George Goodman’s locked room, they knew something was wrong. The 54-year-old Washington, D.C., painter had only recently…

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West Virginia Jail Armed With Machine Guns After Riot Threats

In the summer of 1922, tensions surrounding America’s coal mines were running dangerously high. Strikes, violence, arrests, and threats of retaliation had turned some mining…

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This Civil War Soldier Claimed He Met Abraham Lincoln Twice by Accident

Charles Wesley Ellis had lived the kind of life that seemed to collect stories. Years before the Civil War, while splitting rails in Tennessee, Ellis…

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Posted in U.S. Historical News World War I

West Virginia Senator Wanted to Refund Convicted Wartime Profiteers

A few years after World War I ended, Washington was still dealing with the financial aftermath of wartime price gouging. During the war, food profiteers…

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Boy Critically Injured After Striking Dynamite With a Hatchet

Six-year-old Johnny Warvaiski went looking for something to chop with his small hatchet. He found what appeared to be an ordinary object and struck it…

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Widow Shot at Boarder After Alleged Hammer Attack

When Mary Neils appeared in a Newark courtroom, her face was battered and bruised, and the two young children in her care stood beside her….

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