Destructive Texas storm strikes Louisiana and Mississippi
A Texas origin storm reaches Lake St. Joseph and New Orleans area causing widespread damage across parishes. Widespread wreckage includes tornados demolishing cabins, destroying a mill, injuring workers at a railroad elevator, and several deaths among colored residents near Johnson's Bend and Locust Sand. Property loss is estimated around 1000000 with numerous buildings and cotton sheds damaged or destroyed.
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New Orleans
Texas
Parish
Lake St. Joseph
Mound
Breun Jake
Onery Taw Bayou
Johnson's Pond
Johnson’s Bend
Lake Bren
River Front
Penisten Street
Robin Street
Annunciation Street
Independence
Peniston Street
Illinois Central Railroad
John W. Meyer
Jenna J. Buck
Waa
Texas and Pacific Railroad
George
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Hennessey
Outlaws kill a farmer near Marinette in robbery attempt
A Lebanon farmer was shot and killed near Marinette, twenty miles south of here, by two outlaws who demanded money and fled when frightened off. Embree and a neighbor were en route to town with cotton when ordered to stop. one outlaw fired, killing Embree. Deputies pursue the gunmen amid the rural crime scene.
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H. Baubree
Indian Territory
Halits Avamore
T. Bambree
Lebanon
Embree
Imbree
Whitney denies push for international bi metalism plan
New York October reports claim William Whitney proposed a platform plank to call a conference for international agreement on bimetallism and a one year plan to return silver to free coinage. Whitney states he never said such proposals and opposes unilateral silver return without broader support.
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New York
William ©. Whitney
Chicago
United States
Whitney
Snow in Nebraska Delays and Deaths Reported
Torn from OCR disorder, Nebraska snow covers western areas with ten inches delaying work across towns. The report notes deaths and a firefight in a house as residents seek shelter and the storm disrupts travel.
Hold Your Wheat in the Motto Upon Which the Age
New York reports a striking development in grain markets as farmers in the wheat belt move stock despite rising prices, signaling expectations of higher future costs. Rain absence in the Punjaub raises famine fears, with Indian government measures anticipated to affect demand next month.
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New York
London
Punjaub
India
Smashers Set Marks At Nashville Half Mile
Nashville Tenn Oct 10 Four teams set records at Cumberland Path. Johnson paced by Johnnean Covers the half mile in 44 1 3, lowering his previous mark. Berlo sextette led by Johnson rode the third mule in 130 8 8. Myers Brodls and Storer formed a quad to cover one third mile in 31 1 5. All records official.
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Nashville
Tenn
Cumberland Path
John
Johnson
Johnnean
Berlo
Tohnson
Caronside
Brodls
Myers
Storer
Chicago Tragedy as Wife's Stepfather Kills Groom
A 19 year old Chicago bridegroom, Robert J. McCree, was shot dead by his wife's stepfather Henry Miller, a hay and feed merchant, last night. Miller was arrested at the scene as reports mix with pension notices and scattered wire-service items from Washington and other places.
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Creedy
Chicago
Robert J. McCreedy
Henry Miller
Bince
Rupert J. Me
Miller
Terrific Texas twister devastates Sherman area
Special to the News from Sherman reports a four-tornado outbreak near Squirrel Creek and west of Dalus Texas. Homes and a tenant hut were destroyed. families injured and several missing. Damage spread through suburbs and Panola County with unrooted houses and post office damage. Searches mobilized across Denison, Hayes, and nearby farms as crews assessed injuries and total losses.
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Dalus
Tex
Sherman
Squirrel Creek Bottom
Gouth- Warmington
Hayes
Te City
Cleveland Avenue
Clem Piteh
Boneham Pond
College Parisuburb
Ferris Place
Asmns
Denison
North Texas
Indian Territory
Panola County
Hungarian Elections Show Catholic Victory and Turbulent Contests
The report notes a Catholic party victory with sixteen elected and independents holding sway in Austria amid a tense election season. It mentions widespread interest, scattered contests, and measures to keep order as war-time strains extend into the political arena. The piece cites a large turnout and a push to augment forces with additional troops.
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Austria
Ning
Death by Own Action Ends Cattleman’s Life Shocking Crime
A cattleman known as J Long shot and killed Hinwell after mailing two drafts and stopping payment on three drafts for 1000 dollars each. He wrote letters claiming the drafts were paid and asked his body be sent to Monroe Illinois. The murder occurred near a hotel shortly before noon. 75 percent and 464 cash were found on him. No note naming a motive was left. The incident shocks Pleasantville and raises questions about money troubles and despair.
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Marshalltown
Booth
New York
Sr Corbett
Doughert
Melton & Moss
Des Moines
Ufe
Sirian
Hespil
Ing
Waysn Boone County
Talatm
Brewster, Sexton
Algon Turbing & Religious Meeting
J. D. Kennedy
Manchester
Ses
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Conjens
Mason City
City Electric
Cullin & Eight
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Cedar ‘Rapids
Sinty Gays
Teventy-Gevenrt
Wortman
Natantaneourt
Sterling Gates
Lyon County
Dea
MD Wyatt
Postoffice
Ymier
Ormanville
Hying Nee Wile
George Lenoir
Polk County
Dehis
Kaure
Pines
Oper
Haney & CH
Harris
Een
Dee Moines
Col Orton
Albert Wreattalle
Hinwell
TG. Lane
National Bank of the Trepuly
National Hanks
Pleasantville
The
National Bank of the
Monroe
Masonic Lodge
Mayo Arate
Iaan Long
Pecame
Nebraska Banks Report Abstract of National Bank Conditions
Acting Comptroller of the Currency released an abstract for Nebraska national banks as of October 6. The state shows total resources of 18.66 million dollars, loans and discounts at 11.10 million, real estate and fixtures at 2.10 million, reserves about 3.07 percent, deposits around 8.56 million, with gold holdings near 960 thousand. The July 14 figures are listed as prior totals for comparison.
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Cofin
Nebraska
Oman
Lincoln
Tota
Judge Dundy Dead After Congestion of Brain Attack
Omaha reports United States Judge Eimer Dundy died yesterday afternoon at his home in Omaha after a week of illness from congestion of the brain. The venerable jurist, born in Onixr, Neb, in 1866, began law with Senator William A. Walace in 1882, served until 1957, and moved to Falls City after living in Archer. He leaves a wife and two daughters, and was known for long service in the Nebraska and federal judiciary.
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Omaha
United States
Dundy
Twenty-Ninth
Leavenworth Atreets
Weel
Tenis
Rodick
Quad
Pimtr
T J Mackay
Tilden
Onixr
Yrombull County
Pegan
William A. Walate
Richardson County
Neb
Archer
Falls City
Terrible Mine Accident in Wilkes-Barre Shaft
A disaster at the South Wilkes-Barre shaft near Wilkes-Barre, Pa, left many miners trapped as smoke and gas hinder rescue efforts. About two dozen men were in the mine when the explosion or collapse occurred, with several named workers and the fire boss among those reported. rescue attempts continued amid dangerous conditions and shifting reports on casualties.
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Willkesbarre
Wilkesbar
Howe
Lytasix
Pany
Wheat market notes show price shifts and odd details
Fragmented OCR text hints at wheat prices and market activity with mentions of cent changes, futures, and daily comparisons. Key entities are unclear due to garbled words, but references to market terms and a brief pricing snapshot appear.
Strange Figures from Kentucky Democratic Primary Results
Reported provisional tallies show differing county support with Jerome county excluded. Chairman Sommer notes the Silver faction’s lead, while Palmer and Buckner supporters are left out of the final totals. In Wyoming Valley a fatal accident occurred near a coal mine and injured several, including a woman who died later.
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Toninvile
Scramners
Brest Gilver Democratid Erate Carnyalen
Bie Pall
Atote
Jerlerzon
Thijs
Faryad
Sommer
Palmer
Buckner
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