Fire Rips Landon Hotel San Angelo Seven Die
A San Angelo Texas hotel fire destroyed the Landon Hotel early Sunday, killing seven residents. The blaze endangered seventy five guests, with bodies charred and moved on blankets. Firemen saved most of the others as flames spread across the dining area and nearby businesses.
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Senator McMillan Dies After Brief Illness
Senator James McMillan of Michigan died at his summer home in Manchester-by-the-Sea Massachusetts. The heart failure followed a short illness, and his remains are expected to be taken to Detroit for burial at Elmwood Cemetery. McMillan was born in Hamilton Ontario in 1838.
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Detroit
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Eluwood Cemetery
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Ont
Severe Missouri storm cuts through Akunga City area
A severe wind and rain storm struck early Sunday morning in Akunga City, with heavy lightning and widespread damage. Signs, awnings, and fragile buildings were torn, trees uprooted, and windows shattered as residents faced a brief but intense weather event. Local reports note brief heavy rainfall with significant wind gusts.
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Modigpatches
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Ieee
Cyclone damages Trenton and Altoona blaze report
A destructive cyclone hit Trenton New Jersey damaging many buildings and tearing trolley lines halting service. An Altoona Pennsylvania opera house block fire caused 180000 in losses under insurance. Ten sailors drowned after a schooner went ashore near St John Newfoundland.
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St. John
Parnas
Dark Chicago murder case identified victim Minnie Mitchell
Police identify Minnie Mitchell of 74th Street Chicago as the murdered young woman found in a vacant lot at Seventy fourth and State. They seek William Bartholin who vanished with his mother Mrs Aga Bartholin weeks earlier, amid questions over her disappearance and the victim’s death. The suspect’s motive remains unclear while investigators probe a possible connection to the mother’s disappearance and a voyage to California.
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Milwaukee
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California
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America
Dyne
Lenton
Revolutionary Gen Marin Forces Destroyed in Tolima
Telegraphic despatch from Bogota reports Gen Marin and his Tolima army defeated by government troops near Garzon. Juli n, a rival revolutionary, reportedly captured with companions. The Tolima department is said to be pacified, with prisoners possibly executed under a decree. Desertions from Marin’s ranks continue at Agua Dulce.
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Gen Lucas Meyer Dies After Boer War Service
Brussels dispatch reports the sudden death of Gen. Lucas Meyer due to heart disease. He led the Orange Free State forces in the Boer War and, after peace, traveled to London with his wife for treatment, visiting Halland and meeting former President Roger of the Transvaal on the way to Dresden.
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Law Meyer
Meiyr
South Africa
Meyer
Orange Free State
London
Jett
Dresden
Thempany
Halland
Roger
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Sfansvaal
Invasion of Canada to establish 40600 acre wheat farm
A U S backed venture led by T. I s Hoard of Nebraska plans a 40600 acre bonanza wheat farm between Craik and Davidson on the Priv Albert branch of the Canadian Pacific. The syndicate bought forty thousand acres for 260000 dollars and earmarks 100000 for improvements starting immediately.
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Hoard
Nebraska
Canada
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Davidson
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Waddell
Aurora
Threat to Cut the Cable at Cape Haytien
The Unit at States and Haytien Telegraph Company informed the navy department of rumors that the cable at Cape Haytien may be cut. Orders were sent to Commander McCrea to prevent cutting and protect the line.
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At States and Haytien Telegraph Company
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Boys Strike Over Wages Disrupts City Deliveries
Several hundred boys employed on the Blate Street department stores delivery wagon went on strike Friday demanding higher wages. The resulting delay disrupted parenls delivery across the district. A heavy storm later caused injuries at Carding Beachway and other areas. Hotel destruction, a counterfeit ring, and mine closures are also reported in the period’s troubling mix of incidents.
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Thirteen Die in Bow ong a MAL Camp Mine Explosion
A blast at the Union Coal and Coke Company mine near Bow ong a MAL camp ten miles north of Trinidad Colorado killed thirteen workers. The explosion occurred 400 feet from the slope mouth after a powder house blast, filling the mine with gas and trapping many miners. Rescue teams search the site as the death toll and damage are tallied.
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Willy
Dushing
Missing Woman Found After Mob Threats In Indiana
Estella Yolten, missing from Westville since the 28th, was located at a Salvation Army store in Chicago by Sheriff Small of Laporte. She says she left with her husband for medical treatment and that he planned to kill her. he was released from jail after the incident.
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Westville
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Wealth Found With Body of Woman Drowned at St Michael
A woman identified as “Wecky” in the Yukon era is found drowned in the bay at St Michael with about 140 in drafts and gold on her person. The money is turned over to authorities as efforts to locate heirs continue. Heeky had worked as a butcher in Seattle and once ran a booming house in Rampart before returning to the U S and drowning after falling from a wharf.
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Tacoma
Wastin
St Michael
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Fader
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United States
Body of Woman Found in Vacant Chicago Lot
A dead woman was found Thursday night in a vacant lot near a cable street railway in Chicago. Police believe homicide is possible as no signs of a struggle or injuries were evident, and the body was left where found amid surrounding debris. Miners in Scranton seek aid as United Mine Workers plan to establish a relief house for strikers and families across cities and towns in coal regions.
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Moody family feud ends in killings in county fight
A deadly brawl in Darkeon County leaves Moody and Carter family members dead and John Carter wounded. A separate assault near Lynebed and drownings at Mullsburg are reported amid ongoing tensions. Police note union tensions and broader unrest across nearby towns.
Coronation of Edward and Alexandra Ends Quietly in London
A historical report describes Edward VII and Queen Alexandra’s coronation as simple and restrained due to illness and the altered schedule. The event featured a modest Abbey ceremony with limited pageantry and attendance, reflecting a domestic imperial mood and a subdued public display.
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England
Restored King Seen Amid Festive London Pageantry
Crowds gathered along the Thames as dawn ceremonies, sunrise guns, and royal processions marked the return of the King. Westminster Abbey and Whitehall hosted dignitaries from across the empire while streets were decorated for a display of imperial majesty. Public sentiment swelled as the King appeared, signaling recovery and renewed authority after his illness.
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Hyde
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Palne
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Elis Maenelek
Abyaxtali
Wein
Niles Yoto
Westminster
The Coronation Chair Ends Aged Royal Ceremony Artifact
A piece titled The Coronation Chair is described as an important relic of royal ritual. The article notes the chair has long been used in crowning British rulers and remains a cherished historic artifact.
Fragmentary Chronicle On A Stone Of Seane And Coronation
A damaged excerpt discusses a claim about a stone from Seane linked to Hipertanes and a coronation. It references King Edward I and a pretender, noting a wooden framework and a dream of angels. The text mixes mythic imagery with royal power and dynastic legitimacy.
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Edward
Seane
Mystery Murder Case Stuns Town With Longstanding Trial
The case centers on Represented Army and Navy figures and a 40 year pursuit tied to a murder. Investigators court a contentious struggle over evidence and a pivotal trial in a district involving Wilenn, Watson, and others. The narrative mentions facilities, a sea incident near Newberg and Ruckport, and a drowning.
Gambling Ring Crashes After Fatal Night in City
A confrontation near Sixth and Walnut streets ended with a gambler dead and a crowd gathered as police investigated. A man named Hinkelstedi collapsed after a blow to the head as a bystander watched, dying before aid could arrive. Authorities linked the event to mob gambling suppression efforts and noted the resulting closures and costly legal actions.
Veterans Parade Chooses Ear of Corn Contest
Des Moines dispatch reports Iowa veterans advertise the largest ear of corn at Washington during October as part of a grand parade. Veterans will wear rosette ribbons and display ears strapped to the shoulder to mark the event organized with the help of Department Counter Lieb on the Shute command.
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Des Moines Dispatch
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Swindles Ring Major City Dealer in Des Moines Case
Alleged con artist blamed for swindling men and women across several states. Authorities say Harry Delmore and associates posed as real estate agents and doctors in Des Moines and other locations. Investigation finds no credible, smooth intermediary and notes fake transactions and fake letters used to lure victims.
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Minnesota
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Gadis
Local Deaths and Public Works Highlight Iowa Notice
A string of brief items covers deaths in Cortes Kesle and nearby areas, including a farmer passing after visiting his wife's grave and a German resident dying in Malaka Lowiship. Waterloo reports the new county court house accepted, replacing the 1859 structure. Other notes mention military reviews, a hazardous material incident, and local agricultural values and political mentions in Wright and neighboring counties.
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Wreck Disasters Near Milwaukee Rail Line
A Milwaukee–Chicago rail passenger line wreck occurred Wednesday near a station west of Ebodes. The crash injured many and killed several, with crews investigating the cause and a note that a train had already left its origin before the collision.
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Poorly Executed State Capital Steps Repair Flaws Exposed
Work on the state capital project shows shoddy brick foundations and weak brickwork. Investigations reveal nodding sand and gravel issues and inadequate supports. The commission plans to remove defective sections and redo the work to ensure safety and durability.
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Yapitel Commission
Des Moines Board Grants Licenses Under New Medical Rules
State boards issued certificates to 216 osteopaths in Iowa as new rules allowed registration without examination. An attorney general opinion asserted the state board must suspend original registrations while the new statute was in effect.
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Des Moines
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Champion Potato Field Ends in Hard-Luck Acre Test
A distorted clipping describes farmer Henry Pichia testing potato yield on one acre to measure value. The report notes labor, costs, and uncertain prices, with $40 and $280 as rough figures amid fluctuating market conditions.
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Henry Pichia
Bowteds
Large Real Estate Sale Reported Near Draor County
A local property sale summary notes a huge real estate transfer in the Draor area. It references multiple parcels sold during the week for tens of thousands, with figures around 50 000 and 63 000 per section, and mentions Dysnet and Stow in the vicinity.
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Noisy Heardshear Funeral Hears Dr W A Testitehienr
Fragmented OCR notes report the funeral of Dr W A Testitehienr president of the Town Agricultural college, with tangled details of service at college cemetery and a Webster City origin mention. Also notes Donne Tend obituary in Webster City and a separate death listing for Mira A Taatab Doane born April 12 1910 in Ohio.
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