Two Train Crashes Kill and Injure in Missouri and Ohio
Seventeen injured with four dead after Missouri Pacific No. 82 derailment near Booneville Missouri as engine and cars plunged into a creek. Relief trains rushed to the scene and investigation under way. In Ohio, a Pennsylvania Flyer wreck near Wylie’s Farm fatally injures five with eighteen hospitalized after a raised rail and washed-out track segment caused cars to derail and overturn. Names of identified wounded and crew listed.
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Lours
Sept
Missouri Pacl
Kansas City
Booneville
Seville
Jefferson City
New Madison
Jsteel
New York
St. Louis
Wylie
Here
Richmond
Ovation
Ase
J. W. Tharp
Columbus
Ohio
GEO
UB. Wright
GEO. Walker
Colored
Porter
Redmond
Cincinnati
Negotiations Between United States and Mexico Reported to Resume
The embassy indicated negotiations may be renewed soon though a definite commitment was not given. President Wilson’s envoy Lind has returns from Orizaba as talks near the opening of Congress. Rebel activity in Sonora and northwest Baja Cal and reports from Mazatlan and Topolobampo are noted with limited details.
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Mexico Orly
United States
Mexico
Non O'Shaughnessy
Alaire
Wilson
Lind
Ora Cruz
Oriba
Cipital
Sonoy Gamboa
Sonor D. Zamacona
Washington
Orla
Mortaclor
Galinan
San Luis Potou
Air Warship Wrecked. Fifteen Die in North Sea Storm
German airship L-1, engaged in reconnaissance with 30 hour endurance, was lost in a hurricane off Helgoland. Captain Metzing, Captain Hanne, and Baron Von Maltzahn listed among the dead as the craft sank after a northern storm forced ballast dump and a failed attempt to land on the sea. Survivors include some officers who escaped the gondolas.
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Berlin
North Sea
Metzing
Marine Airship Division
Hanne
Baron von Maltzahn
Helgoland
Big Tim Sullivan Missing. Relatives Fear Suicide
New York, Sept 9. Relatives of Representative Timothy D. Sullivan fear he may have harmed himself after disappearing from his brother’s home. Dr Herman L Rels, his physician, notes a history of melancholy and anxiety over his absence. Sullivan, nicknamed Big Tim on the Bowery, vanished Tuesday as friends worry for his safety.
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New York
Timothy D. Sullivan
Big Tim
Bowery
Herman L . Rels
Sullivan
Underwood Signals Senate Run From Alabama
Birmingham telegram shows Representative Oscar Underwood leaning to enter the United States Senate race for the term starting in March 1915. He cites duty to the tariff bill and says he will announce intentions after the bill’s fate and presidential action.
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Birmingham
Ala
United States
Oscar Underwood
House
Ways and Means
Washington
Victor Henson
Do You Read The Daily News For All Its Sides
A reader prompts concern that the newspaper covers only part of the day’s events. The piece argues that sports disasters society and local happenings should be presented fully and accessibly, not limited to a single column.
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Newdsr
de Lalog
Government crop report shows corn losses and record wheat
The September crop report warns of a corn yield drop totaling about 321 million bushels and confirms the largest wheat harvest on record due to bumper winter wheat. Spring wheat prospects rise, lifting total wheat to 754 million bushels, 6 million more than 1901. Texas holds its corn, while Nebraska and others face sharp declines.
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Washington
Texas
Nebraska
Missouri
Kansas
Illinois
Iowa
Oklahoma
Five Turkish officers killed in Young Turks riot
Vienna dispatch from Adrianople reports five Turkish officers killed and twenty wounded after a clash between Young Turks and backers of Naim Pasha who was killed in January fighting.
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Young Turks
Vienna
Neue Freie Prease
Adrianople
Naim Pasha
Japan backs water London and China stance
Tokyo signals no action against China beyond diplomatic protests as talks with Britain continue. The Yong Teo valley figures in a special agreement, and the report notes social norms about relationships influencing men.
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London
Toklo
Parly Telegraph
Japan
China
Gove’ T
Yong Teo
Effie Hubbard Dies of Typhoid at 15
Effie Hubbard aged 15, daughter of B F Hubbard, died at 12 20 AM from typhoid just after midnight. Her death follows the loss of her brother Ray Hubbard who died Sunday. Relatives from Topeka and Pocatello gathered for the family as funeral plans are awaited.
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Effie Hubbard
B. F. Hubbard
Ray Hubbard
George T. Hornsby
Mrs. Hubbard
Topeka
Putnam
Albert Hubbard
Pocatello
Ida
Effie
Ray
Two Explorers Murdered by Eskimo Party in Arctic Voyage
Report from Winnipeg says two explorers Harry V. Radford of the United States and George Street of Ottawa were killed by Eskimos after leaving Chesterfield Inlet to explore Hudson Bay north toward Bathurst. They had joined the Inland tribe at Schultz Lake and were seen as part of a northern expedition with expected returns.
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Winnifeg
Manitoba
Tate
Harry V. Radford
George Street
Chesterfield Inlet
Hudson Bay
Bathurst
Arctic Ocean
Radford
Street
Ottawa
Canada
Winnipeg
Fort Churchill
Chesterfield
Hudson Bay Company
Schultz Lake
Cheyenne Placed on Lincoln Highway Main Line
Cheyenne is designated on the Lincoln Highway main line from New York to San Francisco as the Overland Trail route passes through Wyoming. A proclamation from the Lincoln Beltway association, received by the Laramie County Good Roads Association, notes Cheyenne appears on the highway map and that traffic along the route will pass through the city.
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Cheyenne
Lincoln Beltway Association
Laramie County
Good Roads Assoliation
Plains
New York
San Francisco
Wyoming
Denver
Big Springs
Neb
Colorado
Jnnesburg
Taft Speaks at Perry Centennial in Sandusky
Former President Taft and generals spoke at the Perry centennial celebration near Niagara the Commodore Perry’s flagship. The speakers praised Perry’s naval victory, the Perry family, and the peace with Britain and Canada. General Keifer referenced a 1414 treaty as a tool for Christianity.
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Sandusky
Niagara
Commodore Perry
Taft
Nelson A. Miles
Charles F. Davis
Washington, D. C
J. Warren Keifer
Springfield
Perry
Parry
United States
Canada
Great Britain
Koifer
French Airman Lyons Dies in Monoplane Crash
French airman Kelly Lyons, serving in France, was killed today when a monoplane he piloted crashed. The incident occurred during a reported flight, with details limited.
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Lyons
France
Chemicale
Tariff bill sails through Senate with cross party vote
The Democratic tariff revision passed the Senate by 64 to 67 amid applause. Senator La Follette and Senator Poindexter shifted to support, while Senator Ranchel and Thornton of Louisiana opposed for free sugar. Conference with the House will begin to resolve differences, with an enacted bill likely soon.
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Senate
Washington
LaFollette
Poindexter
Ranchel and
Thornton
Louisiana
Wugar
Labollette
Polndexter
Wilson
Simmons
Finance Committee
Democratic Caucus
House
White House
Marshall
Stone
Willams
Johnston
Peprose
Lodge
la Follette
Shively
Underwood
Kitchin
Ratney
Payne and
Fortney
Ach House
Ufder
Jong
Laaollette
Thomton
Democratic Party
Lotichina
Louiwdana
Seteery Orig
Lalolisie
Wolew
Terrentine
Pillow Slip Linked to New York Murder Case
Inquiry into a murder mystery follows discovery of a dismembered girl's body parts along the Hudson shore. A pillow slip found near the upper west side, tied to the corpse, was purchased at a nearby furniture shop, prompting detectives to suspect locality-based homicide and to search for further clues.
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New York
New Jersey
Hudson River
Toda
Upper West
Porelm
Peter EH. Sternemann
Mulinery Aslesman
Perempie
Sternemann
Jamara
Tulay
Sterneman
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Bjernemann
Hile
Ella
Guy Kile Atermenenna
Pugilist Jones Charged Over Missing Teeth Auction
Hammond Indiana September 2 A dentist from South Bend was bound over to the St Joseph County grand jury on a charge connected to the alleged theft of teeth from James Watts a prizefighter Watts testified he paid for the teeth but the fighter vanished and was later tracked to a local town information indicates the suspect pursued the case as a boxing related theft.
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Hammond
Ind
Janien Jones
South Bend
Joseph County
Janes Watts
Watts
Easil Jones
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O'Shaughnessy
P ‘Ogton
Senor Zama
Mazatlan
Topolo Bampa
Esquimaux
Kelly
Futhermore
Gallinger
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