Albany Store Collapse Kills Several Missing Residents
In Albany a large department store on north Pearl Street collapsed Tuesday after workers sawed a wood beam beneath a central pillar. Over 100 people were trapped as bricks and timber crushed sections of the building. Rescue teams freed about fifty, six dead, with many injured, including shoppers and employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Myers Company
Pearl Street
Albany
N. IX
Crockery, Glass and Dry
Tyre
Ellar
Bre
Fire wrecks St Thomas Episcopal Church in New York
Damaged by fire on Tuesday, the Thomas Episcopal edifice at Fifth Avenue and Fifty third Street in New York was wrecked. Detectives suspect electrical wiring started the blaze, with damages estimated at 250000 dollars. Rich interiors and paintings were ruined including a 90000 organ, leaving only shell walls standing.
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Santa FE
Fever Spreads as Federal Medical Effort Takes Charge
The New Orleans yellow fever crisis sees Surgeon General Winnam authorize federal control with Dr. White leading the transfer of duties from local officials. The marine hospital service will assume daily reporting and eradication efforts, aiming for continuous operation to avoid work disruption. Officials seek accurate, federally supervised statistics amid public confusion over death counts.
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Orlanum
Roosevelt
Orleans
AL. Whine
White
Winnau
Sioux City's Carnival Show Promises Variety of Spectacle
Sioux City readers are promised a busy fair with live performances, equestrian displays, and a parade of acts. Notable events include a royal Japanese performance, novelty acts by Marian de Vera, and a ring of prize races with substantial purses. The program features noted horses and spectators can expect daily showcases and special racing stakes on Thursday through Saturday.
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Mtv
Elasa
Matteo
Sales Adige
Wismete & Newman
Marian de Vera
Willumke
Gugrchavs
Baerson Bros
Ib Eumiedys
Sbest
Tirrdong
Charente
Wye
Hanes
Tragedy at Rising Sun as Baby Brother Fatally Shoots Toddler
James Trier of Rising Sun Va mourns after his one year old son James Trier Jr. is killed by a revolver shot from the hand of his elder brother Willard at the grandfather’s home during a family meal. The incident recalls a past misplacement when the father once hid the weapon years before.
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Moy Fa
James Trier
Rising Sun
Willard
Amd
Isaac Trier
James Tyler
May Be Murderers Two Suspects Brought From Cleveland
Two men Harry Johnson and Harry Harker, arrested in Cleveland on suspicion of complicity in the murder of Townbroker Josey Moyer in Detroit on July 26, were brought to Detroit in custody of Detectives Baker and Downer. They were taken to the police HQ and examined by Capt. McDunnell while Johnson explained his alleged possession of jewelry from Movers shop after the crime, but he refused to detail the admissions.
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Detroit
Cleveland
Harry Johnson
Harry Harker
Cven
Josey Moyer
Clevelam
Baker Aunt Downer
Capt
McDunnell
Tly
Sinrenu
Johnson
KILLED AT CAMP MEETING IN DELAWARE CHARGES
Fragmented report describes a fatal incident at a camp meeting with several Black individuals involved. Names and places such as Delaware Chesapeake Delaware and Portsmouth are mentioned amid unclear details. Authorities report arrests or detentions of five to six Black participants. An alleged shooting is noted with disputed roles and possible private conflict surrounding the event.
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Noar Glayran
Del
Pridalship
ChevGen
Peel
Dan
Chopen Pacisen
Willis Gis
Delaware
Sid Revalvers
Dygon
Jota Lampper
Portsmouth
Arthir Addin
Setfort
Guy
Lightning Death and Injuries Reported Near Dubafe
A deadly lightning strike near Dubafe leaves one person dead and several others seriously injured. The incident interrupted rail activity on the North and Southern lines as emergency crews worked at the scene. Names and specifics are garbled in the report, but the event is tied to a travel corridor near Avon Fett Ee and nearby stations.
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Dubafe
Aypheuine
Pusey Hite
Bern
Fragmented World News From A Faded OCR Page
A chopped jumble of 1910s era items mentions Japan in Manchuria facing Roman forces, with detachments under Gen Hasagawa. A Chinese boycott targets bankers and insurers. Paul Morton of Equitable Life faces scrutiny. A New York strike disrupts Jews on the East Side. Various stray notes touch Sweden, Teun, and a jail sentence in Joliet.
Fragmented Local Notice Points To Public Sale
A damaged newspaper item provides partial readable details about a local sale action and officials, with fragments suggesting a public notice context and civic involvement.
Fragmentary notice hints at civic event in Gala Pebnak
Incomplete OCR reads as a fragmentary report mentioning a Gala in Pebnak and a list of entities. The readable text references a party and mentions a local area floor and officials, but key details are obscured.
Downtown Iowa City robbery shocks Des Moines era
Two Black men robbed Dos Mofucaust in daylight at S20 Tacust store in downtown district. They seized 415 ty ph and two checks over 600 dollars from victim Mr Roberts, struck him with a gavage blow, and fled after hoisting the money and bank book. Roberts lay stunned until police arrived.
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Lex Moines
Dex Mufues Muikting Company
Roberts
Mr. Roberts
Badlu
Denison Man Paul Demay Found Dead
Paul Demay of Denison is found dead near the city after a reported violent attack on his wife last Friday. Authorities say he killed himself using poison and died as his body began to decompose. He is in serious condition. Authorities held no immediate suspect.
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Denison
Ib Diug
Paul
Ths
Funn
Denmy
Watt
Demay
Sensational Elopement of Noted Young Couple
Prominent young folk eloped after a Mason City announcement on Sunday. Clyde Way, son of Thomas A. L. Wass, wed Miss Mary Munk, daughter of A. J. Funk of Spirit Lake. They married secretly in Minneapolis, then wired the news. Way is 18, Mary is a year younger, and they met at school in Grune and Laws College during student days.
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Folka
Mason City
Clyde Way
Thomas AL Wass
Mary Munk
A. J Funk
Spirit Lake
Minneapolia
Young Way
Baedhaul
Minn
Inter
Laws College
Grune
Miner Found Dead in Dey Moles Mine Note
Frank Chittenden, 9 winer up the cystane mine at Dey Moles, was found dead late Monday afternoon in an isolated corner where he had started work. Early in the day a fall from the mine wall struck him, and a search later found him deceased in the evening. Big Shipment of Hogs from Ds Hout county sets record. Hopkins shipped hogs to the Lectare market for years.
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Emporia
Kan
Sasta Fe
Lees
Topeka
Koy
Angelyo Pullallo
Agel
Hin Lowe
Lemont
Kermain Porter
Pelze
Dea Moloves
Hitlers
Frank Chittenden
Cystane
Dey Moles
Tat Hopkins
Ds Hout County
Rye era tragedy and flight amid wartime chaos
Fragmentary report of a boy named Losea in Rye injured while playing. A man named Spurgest dies in a related incident. Mentions a hospital transfer, government actions on paving in Panama and Colas, and escaped prisoners from Wordbury charity. Includes garbled names and unclear dates, with references to Mexican War veterans and westward movement amid distress.
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Boy Losea
Rye
Sataniny
Spurgest van Oot
Aubright
Tartley
Dia
Wal
Sioux City Hospital
Fragmented OCR alleges fear and abuse in missing child case
An OCR fragment suggests a case involving fear, potential abuse, and a missing child. The text mentions authorities, locations, and investigations but is garbled, limiting clear names or dates. The readable portions imply a formal inquiry with police involvement and potential safeguarding concerns.
Woman attacked at Sigourney hotel tied to murder tale
Report of a violent assault at Merchants hotel in Sigourney involves Mrs White wife of the landlord. A man attacked her husband’s wife with a glass bottle during a confrontation in a downstairs room. Mrs White injured but expected to survive. Town turmoil follows with threats of lynching as Adams suspected of feigning fear amid rumors of insanity.
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Sigourney Thotel
White
Merchants Hotel
Sugourney
Soo
Chenaira
Ev Arvarly
Owe
Drople
Mrs. White
Adnais
Adams
Tangled Finances and Devlin's Downfall in Kansas
Devlin a Kansas magnate whose memory alone managed four banks and twenty corporations faced collapse after a brain bleed halted memory based ledgers. His wealth, once 8 to 4 million, shattered as banks entered receivership and miners faced layoffs, plunging Kansas into economic fever and leaving hundreds of depositors seeking refunds.
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Dev
Charles J. Devlin
Kanetas
Devltn
Kansas
Devlin Ie
Ls Br. Louisan
du Northern Winolt
Wade Mingager
T le Santa Fe
Devilt
Hinois
Missouri
Devilu
Slaborer
Weylin
Kelly
First National
Topekas
Oia
Devlin
Woman Accused in Carl iady Murder Case by William Nagle
William Nagle accuses Hin Para mone of foul murder of the Lady of Carl iady found in a cave south of Muscatine Savoury. Nagle and Joseph Vollathe described a cabin beating, a staged confession, and a plan to conceal the crime. The woman’s head and a blanket were involved. Brady is missing for a month. Nagle led investigators to the spot and described the body disposal as he explained the circumstantial details. The patient prisoner from povitetdery remains jailed awaiting trial with a strong claim of involvement in the crime.
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William Nagle
Carl Iady
Muscatine
Josephiie Vollathe
Wiliam Nagle
Cabint
Bea
Anenter Nagle
Che Nairder
Brady
Nagle
Nat
Blin
Western Iowa Veterans Reunion Planned at Bar lon Aug 0
The Western Iowa Veterans Association announces its annual reunion to be held at Bar lon on Wednesday and Thursday August 0 and 1. A one and one third rate was secured for all rooms. The association includes Adair Audubon Cass Crawford Carroll Greene Harrison Ida Muscatine Pottawattamie Shelby and Taylor counties. Welcome address by Mayer Switz of Varlaw and response by Joseph Yackey of Die.
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Mehl
Barlon
Crom Larlan
Iowa Vyrens
Roms Toube
Apssey
Adair
Audubon
Use
Carrell
Chawford
Gatuerlo
Uorrivoa
Mushon
Pottawattanie
Sae
Shelby
Mayer
Switz
Varlaw
Teseph Yackey
Die Fies
Drainage District Case Impacts Property Owners in County
In the Pothawattamie mid Poortisen drainage district case, Clarrison and Pottawattamie Nonely steer a steady move toward property damages discussion. A Connell Watts special pays Attest spending two days on consideration of damage estimates. The NorthernWestern railyard receives $33,000 but no damages were awarded beyond hindrance to the line. Several large railings were struck down as they exceeded limits, prompting landowners to claim the ditch system will displace them.
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Clarrison
Pottawattamie
Clide
Connell Watts
Pothawattinie
Poortisen County
Jotur
Northerweaterct
Hind Niken
Odd Mellow for Sifty Years in Carthage Mo
A garbled local column recalls a long tenure and community ties in Carthage Missouri, noting a notable father figure linked to state and national affairs, brewery interests, and local civic activity, with scattered references to population shifts and regional events.
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Thome
Elk
Ar Corning
Carthage
Senator Bell
United States
Ireland Faces Ongoing Irish Emigration Trend
The Irish emigration statistics for the year show a continuing depopulation with 0,002 natives leaving, roughly 83 per 1000 of the population, mainly to the United States and Canada. The total represents a drop from recent years but marks a long-term pattern since 1808, with 74.7 percent of the population leaving over that span, and a note on the contrast between the energetic emigrants and those who stay.
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Ireland
London
United States
Canada
Park development plan promises $3 million lakefront resort
A Chicago area project aims to build a $3,000,000 amusement park and $1,000,000 hotel on the lake shore amid extensive landscaping and gardens. The Willard tract from Jackson Park to Soyanty holds title frontage as a syndicate funds the venture.
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Ohleago Ig
Lake Shore
Willard
Aeros
Jackson Park
Soyanty
Trent
Rep Quincs of Tennesse Strays In Memoir Tale
A light dialogue in Maui places Representative Quincs from Tennessee with a young friend in Memphia. The tale involves potions and newspapers, with a doctor noting active practice. Reported memory fragments hint at interments, and a reference to papers published that morning.
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Quincs
Tennesse
Memphia
Bright's Disease Cure Story From 1809 Patient Testimony
J W Moore of Monticello writes that Bright's Disease caused severe swelling and disability before he tried Dodds Kidney Pills after a traveling salesman recalled a similar cure. He began the treatment and reports complete restoration to health, feeling as sound as a dollar.
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Monticello
Miuu
J. W. Moore
Anda
Bright
Odie Stidney Witis
Moore
Dodd
Fragmentary Nlghbora notes and repair remarks
A garbled exchange mentions Nelubbora with arcrtydi and Tenis. Observations note poor furniture, patched dalar, and darned swash. The fragment ends with odd, unclear lines and a closing attribution to RH. WL Soldat from Ollya Street in La Louis Missouri dated April 15, 1001.
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Plao
Soldat
Ollya Street
la Louis
Ching's Pivot Patent and China’s New Lamp Claim
A fragmented notice asserts a Chinese patent for an electro lamp named the bright moonlight by a Napkin city inventor. It claims superiority over foreign glow lights sold in Susogual and other Chinese cities. Also advertised is a foot care powder, Allen's Foot-Haase Foakea, with free samples, offered by Allen 3 Glensted Le Roy NY.
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Ching
China
Susogual
Jon Pinch
Allen's
Dreages
Roe
Eie
Glensted
le Roy
N. T
Biggest Windmill of All Near Golden Gate Park
A massive windmill near San Francisco claims to be the largest in the United States or possibly the world. The 330 foot wooden tower supports four 60 foot vanes and drives a pump with 60 horsepower, moving about 200000 gallons daily through a sixteen inch main to a high reservoir for park irrigation. Wind conditions on the open beach often force shutdowns during storms.
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Golden Gate Park
Hall Fronciacs
San Francisco
Ocean Beach
Fanoue Seal Rocks
Thig Windinds
Glink
Gay
Ufgat
Baby's Instinct Shows He Knew What Food to Stick To
An Ohio mother forwards a photo of her four year old son who has eaten only Grape-Nuts since infancy. He demands Grape-Nuts daily, even refusing Thanksgiving dinner. The note touts Postum Company and the Road to Wellville booklet as reasons for continued use of the product.
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Ohio
Fooliah
Postum Co
Battle Crock
Mich
Wellville
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