Danger past on Carolina coast as wrecks mount worldwide
The Atlantic hurricane era brings news of vessels lost along Currituck to Hatteras with three schooners missing and a barge lost. Virginia coast wreckage fills beaches with two barges drifting near Virginian Beach while rescues save crewmen. Paterson and Passaic suffer millions in damage from floods with thousands displaced and highways returning to service.
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Norfolk
Carolina
Currituck
Hatteras
Cape Henry
Dam Neck
Virginia
Georgia
Virginian
Adam Neck
Nellie W. Howilett
George B. Evans
Sea Tack
George Peters
William Capps
Sarfmen
Virginian Beach
New Jersey
Paterson
Armory
Passaic
Great Dundee
New York
Erie
Floods Cause Millions in Damage Across New Jersey
New Jersey cities report major flood losses as waters recede including Paterson and Passaic. The disaster brings widespread homelessness and millions in property damage across the region.
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New Jersey
New York
Paterson
Passaic
Ramapo River Flood Recedes. Tuxedo Dam Safe
Ramapo River flood subsides after surpassing prior records and washing away small dams bridges and sections of the Erie track. Two men on E H Harriman property, George Nexon and a companion, drowned. Ramapo village nearly wiped out by Piersons lake overflow and dam breaks. Property damage awaits estimate.
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Ramapo
Tuxedo Park
N. Y
Tuxedo
George Nexon
E. H. Harriman
Ramapono
Pierson
Ocean City Engulfed by Hurricane and Rising Tide
Ocean City Maryland is nearly deserted as hurricane driven high tides flood the town since Thursday night. The Congress Hall front is torn away while Windsor hotel ocean front collapses. Many cottages washed from foundations. Residents move belongings to the mainland. No lives lost. Life saving crew remains on site.
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Ocean City
Congress Hall
Windsor Hotel
Seven Indians die in drunken Blackfoot Reservation row
Browning Mont Oct 13 seven people killed and two wounded in a drunken spree on the Blackfoot Reservation. Wakes-Up-Last and Mrs Susan Bigroad among the dead. several relatives wounded. four arrests reported as the night’s tragedy unfolded.
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Browning, Mont
Mont
Susan Bigroad
Little Plume
Alice Bigroad
J. Little Plume
Troops Reach Fort Riley for Maneuvers
First contingent for maneuvers arrives at Camp Sanger Fort Riley. Second battalion of the Twenty fifth Infantry colored from Fort Reno Oklahoma marches in via Wichita. Sixth Infantry units and Fourth Cavalry troops head for Manhattan camping there weather may delay start. Brigadier General Fred D Grant arrives to command a provisional brigade. General Bates and staff and most umpires expected next Friday.
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Junction City
Kan
Sanger
Fort Riley
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Wichita
Fort Reno
Oklo
Sixth Infantry
Fourth Cavalry
Manhattan
Fred D. Grant
Bates
Street Car Strike in San Antonio Marks Violence
San Antonio Texas October 42 street car strike turned violent with bloodshed and escalation. A deputy shot a striker as tensions flared during the confrontation.
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San Antonio
Tex
Violence by Fort Sam Houston soldiers sparks mob attacks
Soldiers from Fort Sam Houston attacked nonunion car crews and chased them from their cars. A crowd on the Government Hill route attacked a car, threw stones at passengers, injuring a woman seriously. Deputies guarding another car faced rioters. a deputy wounded Henry Mocker in self defense as chaos grew.
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Fort Sam Houston
Government Hill
Henry Mocker
Dan R Sets New Mile Pace In Transylvania Meet
In Lexington on October 10 Caspian the Ohio horse won the Transylvania Stakes in 2 09 4 seconds fading Kent who bought for 4300 dollars. Dan R pacing a mile to wagon set a new world record with 2 04 4 seconds in the second heat while spectators braved a biting west wind and Dan R surpassed prior marks.
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Lexington
Caspian
Kent
Dick Donley
Wichita
Kan
E. E. Smathers
Transylvania
Dan F
Dan R
Porte Offers to Take Back Refugees
Sofia report states negotiations continue between Bulgaria and Turkey on repatriating 20,000 Macedonia fugitives in Bulgarian territory. The Porte would supervise their return with Bulgarian and Turkish officials, but home destruction and subsistence doubts hinder consent. The Sultan orders a strict inquiry into frontier incidents and punishment for involved officers.
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Porte
Sofia
Macedonia
Salisbury's Son Enters Cabinet as lord privy seal
London reports the new Marquis of Salisbury to join the cabinet as lord privy seal, succeeding his father who retired last year. The cabinet expands to nineteen members and Colonel William Bromley-Davenport is confirmed as financial secretary to the war office. Dr J C Brownfield of Topeka faces prison after involvement as a witness in the Jessie Morrison case.
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Salisbury
London
Marquis of Salisbury
Viscount Cranborne
William Bromley-Davenport
War Office
J. C. Brownfield
Topeka
Kan
Jessie Morrison
Eldorado
Will
Supreme CourtAffirms Seven Year Prison Term for Brownfield
The supreme court upholds the lower court ruling sentencing Brownfield to seven years in the state prison, confirming the conviction and punishment.
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Supreme Court
Brownfield
Freshman Sophomore Color Rush at Washburn College Chapel
In Topeka on October 10 a cane rush at Washburn College led to a fierce clash between 35 sophomores and 40 freshmen. Tables toppled, the president's chair broke, clothes torn, hats lost, and many girls bore bruises as faculty separated the rival groups after about twenty minutes.
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Topeka
Kan
Washburn College Chapel
Russian Navy Anchors Fleet Near Korea After Port Arthur Escape
Paris reports a Russian fleet of ninety ships has left Port Arthur and anchored at Ma San Pho south of Korea alongside Japanese vessels. Troops moved forward, talks concern Korea future, not Manchuria evacuation. Separate dispatch notes Russians hold positions at New Chwang. no evacuation steps. Indianapolis coverage notes plan for structural building trades alliance affecting about one million workers.
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Korea
Paris
Port Arthur
Ma San Pho
Tokio
Manchuria
Tien Tsin
Yin Kow
New Chwang
Caroline of Saxony Last Vasa Line Widow of King
Caroline of Saxony, widow of the late king, is the last representative of the Swedish royal house of Vasa. She is childless.
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Caroline
Saxony
Vasa
Fresh lot of printing papers at Tripune store release
A new shipment of solio and relox printing papers for photographers arrives at Tripune store. Local photographers can purchase the fresh stock, with the items marketed for enhanced photo printing results.
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Solio
Tripune
Official Directory Listing for Clark and Dizon
The directory lists Senator W A Clark of Paris Gibson and Representative Joseph M Dizon as current state lawmakers. It provides their names and titles without additional biographical or district details.
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W. A. Clark
Paris Gibson
Joseph M. Dizon
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