Four Pan Handle trainmen killed in rear end wreck near Onward
Logansport Ind Oct 6 Four Panhandle crew members died in a rear end collision of freight trains near Onward fourteen miles southeast of Logansport. Conductor Elbert Greeley brakeman Thomas Brosius flagman A Galbreath and fireman John Hutchinson died. engineer Frank Patterson injured. conductor Weaver escaped uninjured.
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Onward
Here
Elbert Greeley
Thomas H. Brosius
Ss. A. Galbreath
John Hutchinson
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Hartford City
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Greeley
Onware
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Mormon Missionary Conference Closes in London
The semi annual conference in London ended with three crowded services at Finsbury town hall. Apostles Lyman Eckersley and Emmett and other Mormon leaders spoke, praising the London mission and predicting greater prosperity for the Mormon cause in Britain next year.
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Finsbury Town Hall
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Eckersley
Emmett
United States
Great Britain
Canton epidemic wanes as hospital ships move
Consul McWade reports from Canton that the plague has almost vanished there. He notes hospital boats relocated from Pearl River moorings opposite Canton to temporary stations below the leper village, and says Swatow district shows rapid improvement with the epidemic receding.
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Pearl River
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Shaforth Sees Philippines Peace and China Trade Growth
Denver October 6 Congressman John F Shaforth and Mrs Shaforth return from four months in China and the Philippines noting near peace in the Philippines with remaining insurrection in Samar. He warns island retention costs may exceed benefits and urges mint reopening and free silver coinage for the islands as trade with China expands.
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Shafroth
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Fort Nine Wins In Fort Missoula Ball Match
A small crowd watched Fort Missoulas defeat Missoulas 1 to 0 near the river. John Holley umpired to the satisfaction as Kelley and Andrews led hitters with two and one runs respectively.
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Season ends with Chicago’s patched team poor showing
National League recap from Chicago and Cincinnati games on October 6 reports Chicago scoring nine runs on four hits due to wild pitching and errors behind Hughes, while Cincinnati beat St. Louis in a late season clash attended by about 5,400 fans.
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Tacoma 6 Seattle 1 baseball score report
Tacoma defeated Seattle 6 to 1 in a game at Beale on October 6 with players Beatrele Fray and St. Vrain among Seattle’s lineup. Umpire McDonald noted Portland and Spokane matchups with Paortinne and O Connell listed as officials.
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iHlekey
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Zeartoss
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Lisbon election yields large government majority
Lisbon reports that today’s parliamentary general elections produced a large majority for the present government. Indications point to ongoing negotiations for a customs union among Cape Colony Natal and Lourenzo Marques.
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Cape Colony
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Lourenzo Marques
Divorce suit filed by New Yorker in Sioux Falls
Fred Gebbhardt of New York, who moved to Sioux Falls last April, has filed in the circuit court for an absolute divorce on grounds of desertion. The defendant before the marriage was Miss Louise Morris of Baltimore.
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Fred Gebbhardt
New York
Louise Morris
Baltimore
Gold dust robbery on Yukon steamer White Horse
A $2,500 gold dust robbery occurred on the Yukon river steamer White Horse during its last voyage from Dawson. The dust belonged to Dr. P. D. Carper, who arrived in Seattle from the North today. the treasure formed part of a $25,000 shipment.
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White Horse
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Foreign Capital Drive Sparks Clash in Yokohama
AP dispatch reports rising native support for foreign land ownership as a means to attract capital, amid grief over McKinley’s death. A riot by 300 bluejackets at Yokohama naval yard prompted troops to intervene, causing several injuries. Komura’s arrival as foreign minister welcomed. China’s gift to Japan highlighted.
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Yoerhiwara
Komura
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America
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Customs Tariff for the Philippines adotted by US War Department
The War Department releases the revised customs tariff for the Philippines effective Nov 1, drafted to raise about $1,000,000 monthly. It taxes exports such as rice sugar tobacco and copra with differing rates, and outlines certificates of origin and transit rules for goods arriving before Nov 15.
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Journal of Commerce and Commercial Bulletin
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King Edward and Queen Alexandra Attend Service Despite Storm
Aberdeen reports that despite stormy weather and the king's illness last week, King Edward and Queen Alexandra attended divine service today. The king appeared exceedingly well.
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Alexandra
Engineers Urge Strengthening Brooklyn Bridge After July Breaks
District Attorney Philbin released a report by Edwin Duryea and Joseph Mayer, special engineering experts, on the Brooklyn bridge after July 24 suspender failures. They find faulty bridge department inspections, note rapid increases in moving loads, and urge expert inspections and design fixes to safely reinforce the structure at moderate cost, with repairs deemed urgent.
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Edwin Duryea
Joseph Mayer
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Death of Penniless Millionaire Heir in Salt Lake
C E De Forest an assager, engineer, chemist and student of national note, died of pneumonia at Holy Cross hospital in Salt Lake City. His father was wealthy, a New York businessman, who died earlier. After his mother's death his $500000 estate was placed in trust, with only interest for two years. If he died before payment, the fortune would revert to his sisters Mrs Dooley and Mrs Colbran of New York, prompting possible litigation.
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Furious gale storms across Britain and neighboring seas
A furious gale raged yesterday over Great Britain the channel the North Sea and Belgium. Several fatalities on land were reported due to falling trees with slight sea casualties. A waterspout was seen near Dallas. Telegraphic and telephonic communication will be generally interrupted.
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Six Day Walking Match Opens in Philadelphia
A six day go as you please walking race started after midnight in Industrial hall drawing a crowded crowd. Forty nine competitors began including John Glick Peter Hegelman Joe Goddard and Jim Cavanaugh. The first mile finished in 5 minutes 45 seconds and after one hour four and a half miles were completed.
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Peter Hegelman
Joe Goddard
George Tracy
Gilbert Barnes
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Peter Golden
George Cartwright
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Anarchists Arrested in Rome and Milan
Rome reports the arrest of Glavahovitech an archist recently arrived from Dalmatia after he threatened the pope and Cardinal Rampolla. Rosehiert another anarchist has been arrested in Milan.
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Remarkable Death Rate in Alaska Native Communities
Washington reports from Dutch Harbor show drastic population decline on the Aleutian chain from 120 villages to 10 and 1 000 inhabitants due to lethal measles and poor sanitary conditions. Data from Father Kashereroff indicate 116 of 353 Alaska Natives died last year, with deaths from cold, consumption, measles, and old age, while many huts remain uncared for and villages deserted amid severe sanitation neglect.
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London Markets Show Slight Decline Amid Copper Scare
The London Exchange slipped slightly last week as money tightness and copper scare echoes weighed on sentiment. Censels eased fractionally and South African losses persisted while American interest remained muted. Despite war concerns, analysts saw no broad deterioration in money, stocks, or prospects in Britain or America.
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Berlin Markets Show Mixed Week With Declines In Industrials
Berlin reports a moderate recovery in the early week values without clear cause, followed by a relapse into pessimism in the second half. Yesterday saw heavy falls in industrials, while American railroads and Canadians showed stronger demand.
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Japan buys 300 Australian horses for military transport
The Berlin steamer Alesia arrived at Bremerhaven with 300 hosts and mules in good condition. They are Australian animals deemed superior to American stock for military use, purchased by Japan at 700 marks per head for transport.
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German Levant Line Buys Aegean Steamship Vessels
Berlin reports a provisional contract for the purchase of the vessels of the Aegean Steamship company. The line operates between ports on the Black Sea and the Aegean Sea. The dispatch comes from Constantinople via the Frankfurter Zeitung.
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Levant Line
Frankfurter Zeitung
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Aegean Steamship Company
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