Fatal accidents sprawl across several states in separate incidents
A Pittsburgh trolley crash on the West End electric line killed three and injured many as the car left Carnegie and overturned into a ravine. Separate reports note miners suffocated near Story City Iowa, and fires in Winnipeg and Maryland with multiple fatalities.
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Pirventitatl
Ray Len
George Rethman
Carnesio
Wafred Heisel
Arichael Moles
Pitsburg
Albert McGaiee
Pittsburgh
Plorsbarzgi
Michael Vatey
Pits- Vargh
James Vatey
Michael
Leech
Pittaburgh
Weary Still
Alex Pil- Ups
Crafton
May Yavy
Halle Poley
Baldwin
Carpede
West Fall
Carnegie
McCartney Street
Story City
Jin Wenster City
Albert Velerson
Alexnanier Bustman
Joe Jygeson
George Payne
Winwins
Man
Winnipeg
Blin Creel
Porcuatan
Thomas Hannah
Bathyan
St. Vital
Arthur St. Germain
D.tait
Bantiore
Patapivo
Spring Gardens
Theater Fire at Tumple Opera House in Veiurs Minn
A Sunday morning explosion in the Tumple Opera House basement caused a massive blaze. The Scottish Rite rooms and library were destroyed while three walls remained. insurance valued at 110000 and the burned portion at 90000. Mora claims adjusted with about 700000 to Mr Mora, 118000 withheld. Also reports Minnesota tragedy in Amexaypmnra and a teen accident in Hull.
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Veiurs
Minn
Wn Howe
Daniel Sully
Tumple Opera House
Wilwubla
Episcopal House Debates Revision At Session Adjour nment
The Episcopal House of Deputies pushed revision of the constitution amid the session in Minneapolis. Amendments on bishop titles and missionary jurisdiction were debated while a new northern Minnesota diocese to be led by a bishop of Duluth was proposed. Adjournment set for October 22 with further committee work and potential dual reports for the 1908 conference. Bishop Davies announced a November 11 convention at Marquette to organize the northern Michigan diocese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tadsdis
Minneavolis
Mini
Episenpal House of Deputies
de. Tluntington
New York
Committee On Constitutional Amendment
Pande
Manesota
Davenport
Iran
Emilinter
Br. Bentty
Kansas
Committee On Unifinistion Business
House of Bishops
Minnesota
Duluth
House of Deputies
Aeouier
Washington
Seven Victims Die in Iowa Wedding Poisoning Case
The wedding feast at Taplin and Gage on September 10 left nearly eighty guests ill. Dr. J. R. Le Count concludes a trichin infection from tainted meat caused seven deaths and many continued sufferings, after specimens from intestinal walls were examined by Prof. Nuames. Some believed malice factored in the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuicdco
John W.taplin
Anna Gage
le Count
Robbery suspect injured in post office heist in Ohio
Frank Misher, a suspected professional criminal, was caught after attempting to blow open the post office safe with dynamite. A left arm was nearly severed and his face disfigured in the explosion. He tried to flee with the money but was stopped and captured. Also reported: Belmont, formerly linked to stable work, shot himself at home on Baxter Street. A separate note states Adelina Putti fully recovered from a throat condition after recent illness.
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Ohio
Mathy Flark
Donkey
Olwont
Kits Bhusell
New Yor
Charles Patter+ son
Belmont
August Meles Unt
Baxter Street
Shis
Bouy
Edu
Detkalter Taylor Wik
Tuaillus Tarun
Supreme Court
Mearning
Saylor
Yaylor
Suesday
National Purity Congress Shows Broad Moral Alliance
The social purity movement gathers in a large meeting at a city church with delegates from Purity, White Cross Moral Improvement, Women’s clubs, and allied groups. Notables include Antoinette Brown Blackwell and Joshua Levering as speakers, while addresss focus on licensing vice, protecting youth, and enforcing purity laws amid European and American efforts.
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Mal
Oel
National Purity Congress
White Cross
Wermen
Agi Avenue
W. GT. Vi
Jrriday
Antoinette Brown
Luckwell
Charitan Edhots
Morence Crittenden
Maury Clement Lesvitt
Alary Wook Allen
Michigan
Dora Web
Olle
Esabel Wing Lake
Chicago
Frances J. Willard
Maury A. Livermore
Ormiston Chant
Anthony Comstock
Elbridge T. Gerry
Theodore Roosevalt
Aarag I
Massachusetts
Missouri
California
Louisville
Houston
Joshua Levering
Baltimore Young Men's Christian Association
W. MC. A
Mes
Alice C. Stobinson
W. GC. Fu
We‘. Sabine
New York
Antoinette Blackwell
U. Virgin
D D
Congress
New York State
Governor threatens to veto prize fight or resign
Govertor of Arigenans Wall Hither Pre vent the Big Fight or Resign. Ark Oct 16 The United Press says the governor is determined to prevent the prize fight at all hazards, pledging state action if judges and sheriff fail. If efforts fail, he may resign to leave enforcement to others.
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Govertor
Lirtun Revex
Ark
United Press
Fuanmt
Garland County
Supreme Court actions and church conference summaries
The Supreme Court reconvened with full bench as motions were heard and many attorneys admitted to the bar while Attorney General Harmon, introduced by Secretary Olney, attended. A Luther-Christian conference noted bishops and a request for a new systematic text by Bishop Esher. Edward D. Gibbons, a noted Wyoming miner, died in a coal mine accident in Mil Cereals.
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Harmon
Olney
United States Supreme Court
Haroon
Goute Benass
Ill
Iishop Bowman
Esher
Winsksnasatic
Edward D. Gibbons
Wyoming
Delaware
Mil Cereals
Farmers At Odds In National Congress Fight Over Free Silver
After the National Congress resumed daily sessions, a free silver fight led to the defeat of a proposed amendment seeking equal use of gold and silver. A state vote rejected the change 251 to 164, with silver states backing the measure and northern and southern delegates opposing it. The day also saw a vote against issuing treasury bonds to curb interest and an adoption of a resolution against the beef trust.
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National Congress
Attanta
Momility
Congrese
Congress
Committee On
Inedina
Finande
United States
International Congress of
iMangs
George
Silver
Uns
Treasury
Beef Trust
Story Writer Dead In Chicago After Illness
The noted children's author Java Doty Bates Paxsea died Monday morning at the Newberry fists after an extended illness. Born in Arbor Michigan in 1835 she married Morgan Bates and lived in Chicago since 1877. Bates was a prolific writer of poems stories and sketches for young readers admired by mothers and children alike.
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Java
Morgan Bates
Chicago
Bates
Hho
Post
Ibis
Louisa M Alcott
Amelia
Dozen Drowned After Collision Near Dudgeon
A collision off Dudgeon with the Kinina wrecks twelve lives including captain pilot and a crewman son. The Winn rescued survivors and the ship sank quietly after the hit. In other news, Taylor sentenced to penitentiary, and Pittsburgh city attorney resigns with Burleigh appointed.
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Lennon
Get
Dudgeon
Kinina
Bonuil
Lyon Rotterdam
Boness
Pullinta
Vaeilichue
Shields
Velpirnisn
Irk
Beilg
Winn
British Troops March Toward Venezuela Boundary Dispute
An armed British column marches across Brazilian territory toward Venezuela as tensions rise over the disputed Essequibo boundary. State department officials warn Britain may reject arbitration, risking Monroe Doctrine conflict and possible congressional action if mediation fails.
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Chey Pass
Aeroad Tenclinn
Voresuela Bordon Fan
Beitish Salinors
Venesuela
Jinus
Vetchgiver
Wasitsates
Deli
State Department
Geont Trritain
Great Britain
Sir Intkin Timeefote
America
United States
Hellein
Edgress
Svenebion
Britain
Venusuala
Mssequibo
Guluai
Vbion
Congregational council denounces outrages abroad
Delegates at the National Congregational Conference in Syracuse New Mexico adopt resolutions denouncing outrages on citizens and missionaries overseas. A five member committee on the lynching evil is appointed and a report on Sabbath observance is accepted with a caveat on political party praise. The council adjourns sine die.
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Syracuan
The
Congregational Church
Committee On Sabbath Observince
European Literati Visit to Ireland Reported
An article notes Canvinan Gilnoys visitors to Ireland to collect materials for a history of the Irish people. It mentions the seventh end Carlisle journal and the death of Tom in 1804 after a significant political and literary role. It also references Howix Agsonp aiming for prime ministerial duties for Mangkiuod and a donor described as a PH one in ilwlfy seeking a good price for his yerees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canvinan Gilnoys
Ireland
Carlisle
Howix
Trade review shows yearlong boom amid looming uncertainty
In a long weekly review from Go Prin Co, trade data point to a record year for wool, leather, and manufactured goods with strong orders but rising costs and cautious future expectations. Wages edged up slightly, but strikes are few. producers face shifting demand as stockpiles shrink and prices rise, signaling cautious optimism amid mixed signals for metals, wool, and textiles.
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New York
R. Go Prin Co
Noo Minh
Tio Hanks
Canada
Congregationalists Council Delegation for England Dedication
The triennial council of Congregationalists in Syracuse plans a delegation to attend the John Robinson memorial church dedication in Gainsborough England. Delegates discuss ministerial training and union with Free Baptists, urging visible unity by either corporate or confederation avenues.
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Abkele
Syracuse
Trienenial Council
The
Congregational Church
Gainsborough
England
Union With the
Free Baptists
William H. Ward
National Conference of Congregationalists
Avim
United States
Ball Player Frank W Sturris Found Guilty of Murder
Jury returns verdict of frailty and death penalty for professional ball player Franke W Sturris in the May killing of Charles Beagle. Defense emotional, case tried under rank and court proceedings amid tense courtroom atmosphere.
Hay Fire Destroys Patterson Farm Stack Remains Found
Eight sticks of hay burned at S. B. Patterson farm ten miles south of Chillicothe in a Saturday night blaze. Sunday morning the charred remains of a man were found in a stack, burned beyond recognition. The incident follows reports of a large financial pursuit linked to a major Western mining and milling company with capital interest in New York valued at about two million dollars.
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OH Balblnort Iouse Velven
Lhe Crocker
Mantenoun
Afessia
George St. Piail
Alex
Melonwid
Mendersen
Pfeil McDonald
Vuskurs
Oscar Wolff
New York
Eiscnit Company
Cracker Trust
Tye Ilo
South
Pfeil
Henry Pfeil
OnLilecowne
S. B. Patterson
Chilicothe
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Burleigh
Districh
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