Fatal London Fire Kills Three. Dozens Missing
A massive fire at the Arding & Slabh Drapery store in Clapham, London, destroyed a one acre five floor building. About 4:30 pm the blaze claimed three lives and left several others missing or injured as shoppers fled. The fire likely started by an electric bulb amid celluloid stock, with the building suffering extensive damage and hundreds of departments wiped out. Rescue crews aided by the fire service worked amid chaos as witnesses described narrow escapes and a civilian casualty.
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Arding & Slabhs
Clapham
Lenion
John Warns
Tees
Bealrd
Aba
Botte Bremen
Iistead
Gremen
Hopes for Settlement of Strike in St Paul Conference
A St Paul meeting included G T Slade third VP Northern Pacific J M Gruber general manager Great Northern and Ralph Wheelpack Gov Eberharts secretary. Railroads agreed to receive a conference proposal from striking switchmen but any offer would be reviewed by the general managers committee led by J G Rawn. Gov Eberhart seeks prompt talks to end the rail labor dispute.
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ASA
St. Paul
Minn
G. T. Slade
Northern Pacifier
J. M. Gruber
Great Northern
Ralph Wheelpack
Gov
Eberhart
General Managees’ Committee
J. G. Rawn
Chievaga
Man Dies After Fatal Encounter at Local Street
A violent incident ends with a man dead after a confrontation on a city street. Police report a struggle near a residence, with a weapon implied. witnesses describe a chaotic scene and urgent medical response. The investigation continues as authorities review claims and gather statements.
Fragmentary notes on a secret safety task and officials
Readable fragments reference a task related to safety and a list of officials or groups. The text mentions names like Aarshaditewa and Yogi and hints at a dual advisory or secret safety committee. Details are unclear, with many garbled terms and missing context.
Fragmentary text entry with unreadable OCR
A partially legible OCR snippet shows fragmented words and misread characters, lacking a coherent event, names, dates, or locations. The readable portions do not establish a plot, person, organization, or setting to summarize into a substantive news item.
Showy City Event Sparks Market Hype
Fragmented text reports a showy city event and market activity with unclear details. Mentions a gate, a stock, a carer or trader, and a $5 amount linked to a date in April. Names and places are unreadable, limiting precise attribution.
Bott Cantelet in bee and river clashes headline
Fragmentary OCR text references a sequence of place names and events around a conflict or clash. Readable items include mentions of a river, forced action, and a wartime context with various proper nouns and locations. The garbled text limits precise reconstruction of actors or outcomes.
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Bott
Cantelet
Bee
Tfeuwythas
Dee
Olombo
Taure
Trainmen Demand Higher Wages Across Eastern Railroads
Notice served on eastern lines by the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen calls for wage increases from 6 percent to 40 percent, affecting about 76 000 members. The vote on the demand is under way, with talks of arbitration and coordinated action among major carriers.
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Mississippi River
Brotherhood of Railway
Pittsburg
W.G. Lee
Brotherhood
New York
Street Car Rampage Ends Tragic Fatality
A street car ran wild after a fatal shooting, carrying dead motorman and dying conductor through four miles of Kurst Street and nearby streets. The highwayman Will Clark was arrested and identified as the shooter by conductor M P O'Brien.
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Kurst St. Bouts
Nero Hizhwayamin
Poorten
Weho Js
Merc
Fireworks Tien
Elv. Gandy
Ta'ismen
Will Clark
M. P. O'Brien
Kek. OV. Goody
Train Strikes Fire Dept Hose Cart in Dayton Night Crash
A westbound Pennsylvania Railroad train struck a fire department hose wagon at Wisner avenue in Dayton Sunday night injuring several firefighters. The engine jumped the track after nearly hitting a ladder wagon from the same house. no one was hurt when the train derailed. An inspection showed disarranged airbrake equipment from the mix up with the hose cart during the avoidance attempt.
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Dayton, O
Pennsylvania Fiver
Wisner Avenue
Dave Tem
Storms on the Queen City Thieves Target York Area
Street reports describe ongoing storms and warnings across the queen city region as authorities in OtesnstownA and Visgoeath coordinate territory measures. Police say eight hours of patrols continued into Saturday night amid uncertain conditions and debris.
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York
Otesnstowna
Ste
Portugal Cabinet Resigns Amid Political Turmoil
The cabinet steps down amid a volatile political climate as factions within the coalition seek to redefine government leadership. Key figures are named but the central action is the resignation and pursuit of stability in Portugal's political scene.
Unclear OCR Fragment Inspires Scrambled Read
The text is heavily garbled and unreadable. It provides no coherent names, places, dates, or events to summarize into a factual news item.
Talisman Opera Onepeat Show Sparks City Noise
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a city event tied to a piece titled Talisman, featuring mentions of February dates and a local official body, with residents reacting to an order or notice amid a schedule upheaval.
Mysterious death noted at Philadelphia shelter
A Sunday report from Philadelphia details a fatality at a shelter facility. The brief note mentions the shelter location and unclear circumstances surrounding the death.
Sugar Company Employees Guilty of Conspiracy in New York Case
A jury finds one of six employees of the Armeri can Sugar Refining company guilty of criminal conspiracy to defraud U S customs on imported raw sugar. James B. Bendormigel the former cashier, is singled out as the only conviction. verdicts for Oliver Spitzer and others may face up to two counts each. Mercy recommended for all convicted. Jury deliberated ten hours.
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Sugar Company
Armerican Sugar Rethning Company
New York
James B. Bendermigel
Williamsburo
Oliver Spitzer
John R. Coyle
Thomas Kehoe
Edward Boyte
Patrick J. Hennessey
Checkers
Bendernagel
Efort
Hondernagel
Cormtauc
Stimson
Bemterningel
Attorney General Rails Against Illinois Central Over Rail Profits
The Illinois Supreme Court hears W. fl Stead Fri on a suit to compel the Illinois Central to repay 10 percent of its receipts. He claims land grants and dining car profits justify state claims of millions, including at least 7000 for Cairo and Davenport routes. The defense argues the grant excuses debts and cites gratitude rhetoric.
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W. Fl Stead
Supreme Court of Titneis
Hinois
Geratt Bey Peters Congress
Tenewal
TLE Neis Central
Stead
Lord Arant
Judas Igcarlot
Orldse Caruimes
Cairo
Dabudqiue
Pueblo Loses Ball Team To Transferred Franchise
John Holbind formerly managed the Wichita Western Tecsuae Terspedsatl team completes a purchase that transfers the Pueblo Western league ship and its sixteen players to St. Joseph Missouri with plans to manage the next season.
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John Holbind
Wichita Western Tecsuae Terspedsatl
Priday
St. Joseph
Ashelf
Plolland
Pishlind
Whict
Tahedl
Toentier
American Teague
Wehita
Totes
Enid
Snow Causes Traffic Turmoil Across Oklahoma Corridor
Report of heavy snowfall disrupting travel across Oklahoma and neighboring states. Severe winter conditions halt rail and road movement, with crews urged to clear routes as accidents noted in several counties. Authorities warn of continued delays into next day.
Strikes and changes shadow Neavw South Wiles board
Dristie Cheek reports on labor actions and staffing shifts affecting the Neavw South Wiles board. Plasimees dig teen fo deraepraliged explains how Pridas leadership influenced procedures and ethics amid ongoing arbitration and board screenings.
Crnahs Pitti Virgie and Pape Velle Legal Notices
Readers see a garbled OCR pass describing a commission or guardianship matter, referencing Crnahs Pitti Virgie and Pape Velle pad de. The fragment hints at a custodial or estate proceeding with unspecified deadlines or coastal context, but the legible elements are uncertain.
Dum Minuwel's Widow Dead
Dum Minuwel's widow is reported dead after a Tide incident. Details are scarce in the garbled text, with partial names and dates unreadable.
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Dum Minuwel
Princ Ce
Praca
Henefer Bey
Smouat oof Cotton Cabiped
A partial, garbled fragment describes a cotton trading scene with odd phrases and dates unclear, mentioning cotton bed and a December reference. The readable content is too incomplete to determine a clear event, person, or organization.
Catholic Church Grants Wife a Separation and Annulment
Katherine Garulia seeks annulment after claiming forced marriage to Raphael Marasee last September. Bishop Davis orders further investigations by Father Plavin to confirm and declare the marriage invalid, restoring Garulia to her maiden name.
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Catholic Church
Raphael Marasee
Katherine Garuliano
Loegenrald
Joe Chambs
Des Moines
Catholi Church
Train wreck near Bay Road derails westbound Milwaukee line
A Milwaukee area derailment of Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul line near Bay Road derails the engine tender and several cars. Injured include Ghlinger of Portsmouth right hip and other passengers from Des Moines Perry and Portage with hip wrists and shoulder injuries and bruises.
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Milwaukee
Bayrd
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Hauet
Ghlinger
Portanouth
John Carter
Perry
Shadyeen
Parker
Nes Moines
Grice Cornish
Tweood
A. B. Cornish
Elbwooud
AJ OL Carpenter
Aed Rapids
Cobo Carey
Portsmouth
Fem
Monumental Drainage Ditch Authorized by County Boards
The boards of supervisors from Hire Yin Pranklin Wrist and Damileer Counties meet in Webster Cin to authorize a major drainage ditch project on the Northern Coast. The project spans roughly 21 miles with an estimated yardage of 1,000,000 and costs pegged near 75,000 dollars including damages. Construction begins April 1810 and ends January 2, Todd, with the contract letting about 4,000 dollars under the initial estimate.
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Boards of
Yin
Pranklin
Wrist
Damileer
Webster Cin
Todd
Life term for Linquist the confessed murderer
Linnest Linguist and Oscar Larson, self confessed accomplices in the Hatton and Larson killings, were sentenced at Carroll. Linguist received life, Larson twenty years. The tragedy unfolded when the two men, who had robbed a Carroll house, shot Nutton near Gudden as he pursued them. Linguist's parents live in Baker City, Oregon, and have not learned of the verdict.
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Sete
Marshal Hatton
Oscar Larson
Turelir
Limauést
Pat Carrouh
Wis
Larsen
Fort Madison
Haker City
Ore
Nutton
Linquist
Gudden
Carroll
Conductor Kell among victims after interurban freight crash
A Des Moines to Perry interurban freight collided with a southbound St. Louis train near Perry. Conductor Kert Gites died. Grace was injured and the locomotive damaged. Early report notes wreckage and officers at the scene.
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St. Louis
Des Motes
Kert Gites
Des Moines
Perry
Wis
Inatanthy
Pridhiy
Mironapolis
Struc
Grace
Unclear text about Western conference basketball game
Fragmentary OCR describes a Western conference game involving Des Moines team and booster group, with mentions of a person named Catling and a game result or prediction. Text is garbled and lacks coherent details or outcomes.
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Secord
Lasenanga
St. Beonds
SUD
Pies Moines
Colin
Speot
Batty Case Freekeled in Potta District Court
A garbled filing from the Potta district court appears to reference a theft or assault case with municipal figures and a local court battle. The readable fragments mention the STEPPE court battiv Wars and a freed case involving a party named Whe treetbor and several clerical errors.
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Percet
Aderick
Pottawath
Saloon losses and port holdings outline unclear
Fragmentary notes describe saloons and port holdings with references to weather, dates, and locations. Details are mixed and uncertain, but imply financial pressures and potential losses tied to a maritime or trading context. No clear events or figures emerge from the legible text.
Accident Near Primguar Kills Merritt in Misdirected Shot
Charles Merritt aged 29 dies after accidental discharge while handling a gun near Primguar seven miles away. The shot, fired in a field, struck Merritt as Lenhart attempted to move the wagon. The coroner and local authorities filed a report on the fatal incident.
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Charles Merritt
Ano
Lenhart
Primaghar
Merritt
Merrick
Leuhart
Depredations by Wolves Near Cherokee Cause Heavy Damage
Farmers near Cherokee report a pack of wolves killed a pony from the Shetind pony herd of Phipps while grazing. Witnesses describe the wolves pursuing the pony and lingering at the scene as locals discuss the incident and plan hunts.
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Cheroke
Phipps
Ron
Cherokee
Vic
Oranlainey
Supervisors Win Suit Over Clerk Appointment
The Supreme Court rules clerk of the district court lacks eligibility after the death of John Allundsen. The board of supervisors appoints Pet Felinger, but the court says the board holds exclusive authority in this matter affecting Ta Ph Yettinger.
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Supreme Court
Supreme Cart
el M
Clerck
District
Ramet Commis
John Allundsen
Rourt
Firowa
Board of Supervisors
Petfelinger
Board of
Matchinakker Seeks Five for Justice Du Des Mares
Fragmentary OCR text describes Matchinakker seeking five for a court matter involving Mrs Plattie Slototek and others. It references a purported plea or consignment and a potential three for an fates duetuion, with unclear details and several garbled names.
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Pefore A Justice du Des Mares
Wea Mesthey
Plattie Slototek
Steed dl
Openbeldar
Cormiedon
Ae. Somdant
Fates
Sioux City Schools Leader Appointed to Board Post
Whitley, superintendent of Sioux City schools, is appointed to a state board post Involving education and pace of 4. Thornburg of Pies Mojties and Gay Carroll are named to a post as part of the act.
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IS. Whitley
Sioux City
Tither
Edities
Henad
Thornburg
Cuerroll
Speck School Eleethon Announcement
Fragmented OCR text references Speck School Eleethon and a proposal to buy property usurping Cedar Repids location. Details are garbled but indicate a proposition related to the site and a potential sale or decision process.
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Ata Spreckib
Avery Laine Crowel Leads Dedication at St Miers Cathedral
Avery Laine Crowel officiated at the dedication of St Miers Cathedral in Mapleton with Bishop Garriseen and priests assisting. The ceremony included a ceremonial reading and a celebratory reception following the service.
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Avery Laine Crowel
St Miers
Csathe Eliedy Ant Mapleton
Hishop Garriseen
Ie Dare Hiner
Indiana Day Law Stands Maintains County Saloons Ban
The Supreme Court of Tritiane Ty affirms a county option law from 1905 used by sixty five Indiana counties to bar saloons after dry victory in option elections. It upholds a county court fine against a saloon keeper for serving liquor post vote and rejects challenges claiming state authority over local prohibitions.
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Supreme Court of Tritiane Ty
Sean
Wrecked steamer Wisealih crew marooned at lake shore
A damaged report states thirty four crew members of the steamer Wisealih were stranded on a tiny lake shore after a wartime disaster. The line says several died and others were rescued, with details unclear due to the damaged text.
Salem mayoral campaign ends in a narrow loss
Local race in Salem sees Mayer defeated amid shifting alliances and turnout concerns. Figures mention a two year gap in campaigning and a notable wage discussion tied to Miss Salem and court actions. Arthur Follur and Jon Follur are cited among supporters as the result is reported with limited readable details.
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Mayer
Salem
Maan
Wat
Galite
Jon Follurto
Arthur Ats
Ther Dloward
Erroneous Storm Brings Joy and Widespread Rain Benefit
An unclear report describes stormy conditions delivering rain across regions, triggering mining activity and water access impacts. It mentions communities such as Miluers na and Putitiatyanta and references individuals and groups benefiting from rainfall while noting drought relief and transport disruptions.
Unclear OCR Summary of New Jersey News Event
Fragmented text describes legal and labor issues in New Jersey. Mentions Chief Woot, a civil appeals decision on Craighte Seley law, nine hour workday debate, and a fatal explosion near a plant with named individuals including Walter Baptomtana and David Vines.
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Walter Baptomtana
David Vines
Abratuin
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