Tragic Collision Kills Twenty Four Passengers Near Canaan
A freight and passenger train collision north of Canaan on the Boston and Maine line leaves 24 dead and many injured. Rescuers rush to aid as officials review telegram orders and siding rules. Survivors describe the horrific wreck in the early morning fog.
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Boston & Maine Road
New Hampshire
Bostin & Maine Railway
Canaal Sialon
Concord
Usui
Cameard
Menillin
Con
New Railroad Line Proposed From Butte to Pacific Ocean
A proposed Oregon backed rail corridor would run from Lapwai Idaho along the Clearwater River toward Rocky Mountain passes to Butte Montana and onward toward the Pacific Ocean. The plan links the Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company with potential routes to Lewiston and Portand offering a potential short path between Montana and the coast and to serve mineral districts.
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Pacific Ocean
Stancdaya
Spokane
Ardlelen
Guing
Rere
Mont
Aimang Une
Gatton
Renin
Timsel
Oregon Railroad
Sind Navigation
Uaretman Propercy
Wicked Cashiee Goes 10 Prison
Ivor Salt Lathe Lutemaiaitaig Repu Henn. Sedan, Kat. Kept, Beeotin 1, Stila, dodauities ead OF the Ueaplee Na Honat dak ool the oil, was arraigned before a court. The proceedings describe a bank robbery and the suspect's confession. Local authorities report on the sentencing and details of the crime, including the involvement of a horse named in the account and the suspect's wife.
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Ivor
Sedan
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Eiape
Cuibesale
Eet
Net
Comooe
Wasi Bat
TN Shade Peta
Stallardy
Beda
Bedan
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Gould
Rave
Cates
Oklahoma Campaign Over Republicans Hopeful
Oklahoma campaign news reports Republicans optimistic about winning the governorship and potentially two or three of five congressional seats. The piece cites party confidence and contrasts with Democratic prospects, naming figures RB. and McGuire and Frank Hubbard as part of the political context.
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Anapolyton
Authrio
Ollite
Tanigin
Congress
McGuire
Frank Hubbard
Chief of Yaqui Outlaw Band Killed In Mexico
A report from Longing Arizona stating the Yaqui chief of the outlaw Lapex band, along with three of his men, was killed during an attack. Details are scarce due to remoteness of the location, with incomplete dispatches arriving.
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Mexico
Mizner Discharged by Police Magistrate
In New York the police magistrate discharged Mizner after ruling there was no sufficient evidence. The case involved Charles T. Verkon and an incident near Gein ten Vardon where suspects assaulted others in a venue described as the green room. The narrative mentions proprietor Mizner and a chaotic scene with turtles and crocodiles.
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New York, Sea
Cornell
Mra
Charles T. Verkon
Migner
Knights Templars Attend Divine Service at Church
Knights Templars attended a divine service led by Rev. A. B. Movelvon and Rev. Eyaple Lewets at the church. The rite included hymns, prayers, a Christian instruction segment, and ceremonial swords drawn in reverence as the ritual of the order was recited. The sermon stressed Christian belief, duty to God, and the Lord’s Prayer, with reflections on faith and history.
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Quebec
Anwn. TL
Narbnre Gor
Pieson Rot
Smokey
White River Junction
Montreat
Centr
Vermont Railway
Montreal Ain Ag
Gail
Sherer Quueder Wut
Knights Templars
Che Aloualata
A. B. Movelvon
Eyaple
Lewets of
Boxeman
Belnets
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Enirg
Ciene Enstity
Lewin
Morrison
Chyo
Ofton
Cecil
Atlee
Tie
Uris
Elise
Christ
Jesus Christ
Menor
Special envoy to confer with premier on whale policy
An envoy arrives to meet the premier about whale subject and potential actions. The discussion aims to shape government policy and future steps in the matter.
Amble of Aye Rn Ly Adaneiated Hens Bi lanihs
report notes a September incident near St Louis in AMMEN League with multiple injuries as a woman named Tate is seriously injured. Apple Bytes strike amid the turmoil, with authorities investigating the event and the victim receiving care.
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Loube
Ammen League
Companies Fight Law Of Direct Legislation In Oregon
A suit in Oregon challenges a direct legislation measure targeting the Pacific Telephone company. The state seeks to require 2 percent of gross earnings through 2006, while the company argues the initiative violates constitutional provisions and impairs powers reserved to the federal government.
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Oregon
Bookkeeper Arrest Suspected in Assault and Robbery
A suspect bookkeeper is arrested in connection with an assault and robbery case. The young Brule employee allegedly influenced Sawai and Min in a cash dispute. Investigators say the mystery surrounding the crime has been cleared, with charges potentially looming as more testimony emerges.
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Cakfield
New
Sawai
Felday
Therstand
Atucoi
Atte Hive
Aiapoel
Uktra
Antile Tnyatery
Poor Outlook of the Market
A New York financier notes conflicting market forces shaping the securities scene last week. Copper trade weakness, officers in authority acknowledging issues, a busy money market, and a failed potential for renewed buying drive sentiment lower amid large refined copper stocks. A government grain crop outlook remains hopeful for export, while older bond demand stays light and the New York City bond sale produces no major price shifts.
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Treas
New York
Sept
Merun
Teporis
Danka Jire
Eran
New York City
New York Preaches Wickedness Like Ancient Nineveh
A chaotic report on New York evangelists delivering sermons condemning Wall Street and modern vice. The evangelists urge moral reform, warning that the republic faces peril if evil persists, citing ancient Nineveh as a warning and urging obedience to Christian principles.
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Jalor Mowlain Regub- Levin
York
New York
Xinevelt
Wilitihson
Wall Street
Patie
Strike Spreads Across Five Railways Boiler Makers
Officials from five railways met in St Paul to organize action against a nationwide strike. Reports show 1192 workers on strike, with 483 boiler tankers among them. Some shops report returns or wavering over a three and a half cent hourly raise, while others remain solidly out with no violence.
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Peril Dlawich
Sioniard
Sto Vadh
Lotter Makers
St. Maul
Atate
Council Bluffs
Great Northern
Ettike
Chicago Great Western
Vig Gelpein
St. Paul
Shoreham
Oclweim
Cone Bluffs
Brainerd
Everett
Just Behind the Times Farmer Discovers Bank Failure
James Ritchte, an 80 year old resident of Blue Jinah district near Hollidaysburg, presented a $10,000 certificate of deposit from Gar ner Morse & Co. bank, announcing its liquidation. He cried on learning the bank had failed after years of closure and partial settlements.
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Inter-Mountain
Republican
Hollidaysturg
Fant
Garaner, Morse & Co
James Ritchte
Blue Jinoh
Hollidaysbur
Great fund proposed for Frisco protection
From the Inter Mountain Republican New York Sent 13 1 5 Berry San Francisco commissioner with Fire Chief Salivan visited fire headquarters and pressed to inspect the high pressure fire protection system proposed for the city. New York plans 4 000 000 for its system while Brooklyn and Coney Island get 60 00 000. San Francisco aims to raise 9 00 0 0 0 and eventually 90 000 000 with Commissioner Percy noting access to inspect the department.
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Inter-Mountain Republican
New York
Berry
Ee Rommissioner
San Francisco
Salivan
Man Naclan
DOS DEAD OX SHERI Uy Aasechabal Press
An official from the Siena Fe ovarithe fy Hurent collapsed suddenly while on duty. He is connected with the Santa Fey Mr Below and served as superintendent of transportation for the Narthywen Pacific.
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Uy Aasechabal Press
Toe Angelod
Sap
Tee T. Jd. Delwie
Siena Fe
Tirlar
Santa Fey
Milk pasteurization opposed as sole safeguard
Associate Peery argues against compulsory pasteurization, claiming it would hinder price stability and supply. He contends a broader approach protects public health, warning that reliance on pasteurization alone may erode incentives for cleaner milking and dairy practices.
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