Russia quiet after Witte conference spurs public reaction
Telegrams from St. Petersburg report Count Witte meeting editors to seek aid in restoring order and public confidence in the new regime. Troops moved but many Parisians-like celebrations broke out, with two fatalities reported in St. Petersburg and Moscow amid a tense calm.
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Peltaya
Kazava
Righinetf
St. Petersbare
Moscow
Ain
Haelf
Count Witte
Fen Trepoh
St. Veeburg
St. Petersburg
Can
Half a Million Gone in Allegheny Bank Failure
Comptroller Ridgely in Washington teams with Judge Ollham afterReturning from Pittsburg to probe Enterprise National Bank of Allegheny. Early findings show a shortage of no less than $300,000. Funds were allegedly misappropriated by cashier T Lee Clark through fraudulent bookkeeping, with further disposition of the bulk of funds still under scrutiny.
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Allen
Gheny Bank
T. Lee Clark
Fire Rips Pensacola Block. Major Loss Reported
A massive blaze in Pensacola Florida erupted around 12 45 in the principal block on Palafox Street between Brent and Watson. An explosion half an hour later scorched the Osceola Club and adjoining property, with damages estimated near 100000. Firefighters battled the flames as the city faced widespread destruction.
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Aire
Pensacola
Fls
Palafox Street
Brent
Watson Streets
Helf
Als
Osceola Club
Santa Fe Limited wreck kills and injures dozens near Kansas City
A Kansas City bound Santa Fe California Limited train derailed on Took Creek trestle near Shefleld Missouri after a loose rail. Thirty injured and thirteen killed as cars plunged down a bank and into a stone wall. Rescue efforts hampered by rain and darkness. victims treated on site and at Kansas City hospitals. The disaster left several cars wrecked and passengers trapped under debris before relief crews arrived.
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Kaiaas City
Took Creek
Hear
Sheflehd
Santa Be
Missouri Pacific
Gulig Eo
Jitape
Tse
St Geoux
Kansas City
Watts
Surrender of Nicholas II Triggers New Russian Era
A St. Petersburg dispatch reports the autocracy ending as Emperor Nicholas II abdicates. Count Witte becomes minister president, with plans to transform the assembly into a real legislative body and extend civil liberties including free speech. The changes reached St. Petersburg by Monday evening.
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Russia
Nicholas Tins
Count Witte
Stolen Express Money from Hamilton to New York
A 245000 express package in transit from Hamilton Montana to New York is believed to contain cash worth 25000 dollars and is now lost. Northern Pacific Express Company detectives search to recover the money after the package reached New York and contained only newspaper clippings.
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Hamilton
Mont
New York
Unessiig
Paelic Express Company
Charles F. Keller
N.H. Warsi & Co
Water flood devastates Clark Street area and kills two
A broken water main at Eighteenth and Clark Streets in Chengu Sunday causes a dramatic flood. Two men drown in the shaft at Eighteenth Street and Armour Avenue, two other workers perish in the tunnel as rescue attempts go awry. The deluge floods Clark and Salle streets, undermines foundations, wrecks basements, and damages Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway tracks. Freight cars overturn, and rail service is delayed for hours as crews repair the washed-out track.
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Eighteenth Streets
Fifteenth Street
Five Officials Die In Hazel Kirk Mine Rescue Mission
Five minor officials of the Pittsburg and Westmoreland Coal Company perished at Hazel Kirk No 1 mine in Hazel Kirk Pa eighteen miles east of Pittsburgh. They were attempting to inspect a section still burning after an explosion two weeks earlier. The deadly entry was sealed and flooded, and instead of sending foreign miners to assess the fire those in charge chose to enter, accepting the risk.
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Pittsburg
Westmoreland Coat Company
Hazel Kirk
Kenyon Freshman Killed in Delta Epsilon Initiation
Stewart L. Pierson, a Kenyon College freshman, died after being struck by a train while awaiting initiation into Delta Kappa Epsilon. Witnesses said he waited at a railroad bridge abutment, but the initiation party arrived an hour later to find him missing and later discovered his body. The accident occurred in Gambler, Ohio, with no eye witnesses reported.
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Stewart L. Pierson
St Gambler
Cleveland
Akron
Delta Kappa Epsilon
Pierson
Patal
Diabouque
Joy Sumner
Dubuque
War Clark
Fire at Nazareth Orphanage Kills One Injures Many
Fire destroyed the priest's house at Nazareth orphanage near Raleigh North Carolina early Sunday. Twelve residents escaped by jumping from upper story windows. The blaze caused more than 25000 in property loss and left multiple seriously hurt with one death. Other items note Pinkerton found 5000 in a suspect’s home and a Boston case re Susan Geary. mutiny at ship Catherine II denied. Duchesne townsite sale postponed. robberies and miner evictions reported with substantial damages.
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Nazareth Orphanage
Raleigh
N. C
Emerson Impressed the Adirondack Guide Story
A New York map-loving figure recounts Harper's Weekly tale of Ralph Waldo Emerson visiting the Adirondacks. Guide Steve recalls the sage as a gentle, kind scholar who studied and wrote, though he jokingly called Emerson the homeliest creature to roam the woods.
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New York
Adirondacks
Harper
Wade
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Steve
Concord
Bere
A Teacher's Testimony on Diabetes Cure
In Hinton Kentucky on an October day a local teacher claimed to cure diabetes with Dodd's Kidney Pills after long kidney troubles. He said two top doctors failed, but after starting the pills he recovered health, asserting diabetes is a kidney disease treatable by the remedy.
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Hinton
EB. J.puempson
Thompson
Dodd
Willy
Famous Men Wives and Irish Life Described in Echoes of Letters
Anecdotes on Thackeray, Stevenson, and Beaconsfield reveal intimate glimpses of wives and family bonds. The piece threads literary memory with Irish rural life, noting Gaelic villages, traditional dress, and old cloaks in Connaught. A tongue in cheek aside favors coffee alternatives as publicized by Postum.
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Ireland
Tny
Munater
Donegal
Connaught
Brown Is Acquitted in Sheldon State Hawk Trial
Brown, president of the Sheldon State Hawk, leaves O'Brien County court a free man after a not guilty verdict. Deliberations stretched since afternoon, with cheers and congratulations erupting as jurors announced the decision. Family supporters and attorneys hailed the outcome as one of the northwest Iowa's notable trials. News streamed to Monta via telegraph as the courtroom crowd celebrated.
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U. Brown
Shublon
O'Brien Counury
Jky
Oliver
Ariven
Mr. Brown
Bal. C
Dudge Oliver
Bine Lw
Coneli
Brown
Monta
Towa
Nevomy Paniel
Hank
Young Man Found Dead After Possible Foul Play
A young man died under suspicious circumstances after visiting the home of a woman named Smith in South Bend area. He sought work husking corn and left after claiming leg pain. His body was found Sunday morning a half mile from the residence, with money and notes still on him, suggesting robbery was not the motive.
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Carrige
Furmer Notanspear Shellaburg
Smith
Smmith
South
Iowa's Old People and Miscellaneous Local News
Iowa reports over 3 000 residents aged 80 and older with Louis Young of Kalona listed as 110, the state’s oldest. Other figures name Mary Talbert and Delphia Rogers as centenarian prospects. Monona County prepares a farmers institute on Nov 23 24 at Onawa with agricultural displays and fairs. A Texas-like rash of quick notes follows: Myrtle Williams of Bushton slashes Harold Sipp, Joy Sumner is shot by Clark, D Togas sues a Grant County school for alleged contract breach, J T Gras dies at 75, William F Poyer dies, William Nagel jailed for Brady murder, Patrick Quirk killed on a train, Maggie Davin sentenced, Lydia Hennegan linked to Brady murder, Maggie Denton dies in prison, and a mysterious barn fire on the Denton farm.
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Iowa
Louis Young
Cakaloosa
Adveasor
Virginia
Mary ‘Talbert
Albia
Tog Yenry
Hee
Delphia Rogers
Clarinda
Uni Nie Tate
Monona County
Farmers’ Institute
Moonona County
Onawa
Yariona
Wreck on Pacific Line Kills Crew as Train Collides
A severe wreck occurred Monday evening between freight and passenger trains near Casey, killing all trainmen on the engines. J W Caldwell rode toward the end of train No 35 as engines piled and cars crumpled, with signals showing a dangerous halt before the collision.
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Rattrand
Casey
Adler
Mom Ed Nolan
Volley Junetio
Tay
Hert Rhilody
Yalley Dues Hon
Pires
Marwlat
Yates Funetlin
Hrakeman Prank
Brdn
Aod
Bio
Jamra
Chae Garda
Bilby
J. W W. Caldwell
Deliberate Death Behind Dinner In Wealthy Farmer Case
A prominent Shenanloat farmer reportedly took a deliberate poison dinner, aided by a household member. The victim lay on his bed and died at the foot of the bed after consuming a tainted meal, with signs pointing to murder by prior illness and family involvement.
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Ty White
Fiat
Dante
Lyiig
Disappointed in Love Ends in Tragedy at Daboque
A 24 year old woman, identified as Mins Jaegken, used poison after a failed romance. She ingesting a one ounce bottle contents with the intent to end her life. Medical staff treated her, but her family reported her death following the attempt.
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Daboque
Joogken
Bombenne Young
Mins Jaegken
Wrage
Fey Chow
Robbers Fail In Atkin Savings Bank Vault Break
An attempted robbery at the Atkins Savings Bank failed after assailants breached the vault door but escaped with only minor loot. Reports detail explosions and a hasty retreat, with no serious injuries reported. Local authorities pursue suspects as the community reels from the incident.
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Atkina
Inter Dour Realidad
Paralyzing Pain Report Sparks Mixed Doctor Accounts
A garbled account describes a paralyzed patient allegedly cured by Dr Williams. Names and places blur as claims of relief mix with warnings about opiate use and questionable treatment claims. The piece mentions a doomed attempt at suicide and a claim by Mr Honney about steady work and a misattributed remedy.
Romavian Education Minister Fires Private School Officials
The Romavian minister of education orders the removal of private school heads over alleged graft and bribery tied to illegal Uber transfers. Investigations reveal past corruption at several corsets venues and resulting closures in Houmanta girls schools.
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Meletts Fir Gery
Mm Heart
Houmanta
Constipation cure claims in old tonic ad text
A fragmented pharmaceutical advertisement touts Mull's Grape Tonic as a cure for constipation and related ailments. It promotes grape content from Concord grapes and claims broad healing power for digestive issues, stomach pain, and systemic weakness.
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