Derailments injure and kill on Missouri and Pennsylvanian trains
In Missouri near Booneville a Missouri Pacific derailed train 82 at 6 30 am injuring seventeen with four dead as engines baggage cars and two passenger coaches left the tracks and fell into a creek. Relief trains raced from Seville and Jefferson City to aid victims. Separately a Pennsylvania flyer near New Madison Ohio struck a raised rail, causing five dead and 18 hospitalized as cars toppled into a creek bed and track section washed away by flood damage.
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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 Renewed Amid Diplomatic Tension
Report from Washington indicates renewed negotiations between the United States and Mexico. Ambassador O’Shaughnessy hedges on official confirmation while relaying President Wilson’s policy to congressional leaders. Movements include Mexican officials at Veracruz and Mazatlan, with rebels seizing rail lines near San Luis Potosí and potential shifts in diplomatic posture.
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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 Crew Die in North Sea
Berlin reports the German airship L-1 was destroyed in a North Sea hurricane with heavy loss of life. Key figures listed include Captain Metz ing, Captain Hanne, and Baron Von Maltzahn. The ship, on a 30 hour recon mission for torpedo boat maneuvers, sank after failing to respond to water ballast release amid storm and overload.
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North Sea
Metzing
Marine Airship Division
Hanne
Baron von Maltzahn
Helgoland
Big Tim Sullivan Missing After Mental Breakdown
New York reports indicate Timothy D. Sullivan known as Big Tim disappeared from his brother’s home on Tuesday. Relatives fear for his safety while his physician Dr Herman L Rels notes the possibility of self harm amid his long struggle with melancholy and a prior mental breakdown.
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New York
Timothy D. Sullivan
Big Tim
Bowery
Herman L . Rels
Sullivan
Underwood Considers Senate Run as Tariff Bill Progresses
Birmingham telegram reveals Representative Oscar Underwood hesitates to enter the U S Senate race until the tariff bill becomes law. He states his first duty is to finish the tariff measure and will announce his intentions after the president acts, potentially within weeks.
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Birmingham
Ala
United States
Oscar Underwood
House
Ways and Means
Washington
Victor Henson
Reader engagement and the daily paper’s full service
A promotional monologue urges readers to seek complete newspaper coverage beyond headlines. It argues that events, social notes, sports and disasters appear in columns, delivered to readers at their doorstep, inviting broader engagement with the paper’s offerings.
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Newdsr
de Lalog
Wheat crop big but corn yield shows losses
The September crop report notes record wheat potential while corn prospects fall. Hot drought in major corn states cuts 321 million bushels from estimates to 2.851 billion, with Missouri, Kansas, Iowa, Illinois, Nebraska and Oklahoma among affected areas. Total wheat crop rises to about 754 million bushels, surpassing 1901’s record.
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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 that five Turkish officers were killed and twenty wounded in a clash between Young Turks and partisans of Naim Pasha, the former minister of war, who was slain in January.
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Vienna
Neue Freie Prease
Adrianople
Naim Pasha
Japan backs water London pact amid China talks
Tokyo informs that after diplomatic protests Japan will not act against China until talks with Britain end. The Yong Teo valley remains the subject of a special agreement, with observers noting limited immediate moves beyond formal protest.
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Toklo
Parly Telegraph
Japan
China
Gove’ T
Yong Teo
Effie Hubbard Dies of Typhoid at Fifteenth Birthday
Effie Hubbard aged 15 daughter of B F Hubbard died at 12 20 am from typhoid fever just after midnight. Her brother Ray Hubbard died Sunday from the same disease. Mrs George T Hornsby and family arrived from Topeka to attend Ray's funeral. Grandmother Mrs Putnam and Albert Hubbard of Pocatello Ida are present and will stay for Effie’s funeral.
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B. F. Hubbard
Ray Hubbard
George T. Hornsby
Mrs. Hubbard
Topeka
Putnam
Albert Hubbard
Pocatello
Ida
Effie
Ray
Explorers Radford and Street Reported Killed by Eskimos
Two explorers, Harry V. Radford of the United States and George Street of Ottawa, are reported murdered by Eskimo near Chesterfield Inlet after joining inland native bands in 1911 and planning a deeper Arctic journey. The men had sought mineral prospects in the Bathurst area and disappeared as preparations for a return trip were made.
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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
Proclamation from Lincoln Beltway association announces Cheyenne will lie on the main Lincoln Memorial Highway route from New York to San Francisco via the Overland Trail. Map shows Cheyenne on the highway. Denver appears on a branch loop through Big Springs andJamesburg. Local officials welcome the connection as it promises substantial through traffic.
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Lincoln Beltway Association
Laramie County
Good Roads Assoliation
Plains
New York
San Francisco
Wyoming
Denver
Big Springs
Neb
Colorado
Jnnesburg
Taft Sounds Centennial Message at Perry Celebration
at Sandusky a stand near Commodore Perry’s Niagara flagship hosted former President Taft and generals Nelson Miles Charles Davis and J Warren Keifer in a Perry victory centennial meeting. Taft praised the nation’s history and debt to the Perry family while Keifer extolled the 1414 treaty as a landmark for Christianity and peace among nations.
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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 of France Rep. Aviator Chemicale died today when a monoplane crash killed the pilot.
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Kelly
Lyons
France
Chemicale
Tariff Bill Passes Senate as Conference Ahead
The tariff revision passed the Senate 44 to 67 amid applause. Senators La Follette and Poindexter shifted to support, while Labollette and Thornton (D) voted against due to free sugar. Conference with the House will begin to reconcile differences and enactment appears likely soon.
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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
Pillow slip clue weighs on New York murder case
Investigation centers on a pillow slip found with a disembodied body along the Hudson river shore as detectives link a purchase at a West Side shop to the scene. Police pursue clues amid disappearances including Peter Sternemann and a manhunt for alleged detectives who hauled him away.
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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
Pugilists Teeth Showin in Trial Twist
Hammond Indiana Sept 2 Janien Jones a dentist from South Bend was bound over to the St Joseph county grand jury on a charge related to alleged theft of teeth from Jane Watts a neighbor prize theater patron Watts said he bought the set with a prize he won at Pittsburgh He reported the theft when Jones disappeared and was tracked to this location.
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Lotichina
Louiwdana
Seteery Orig
Lalolisie
Wolew
Terrentine
Hammond
Ind
Janien Jones
South Bend
Joseph County
Janes Watts
Watts
Easil Jones
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