Collision near Gloversville kills many in crowded train car
A high speed collision near Gloversville involved a crowded Mountain Lake Halt electric tram. Fifteen killed and twenty nine injured as passengers were crushed aboard the carriage. investigators describe a chaotic scene with wreckage strewn across four miles of track and a fraught emergency response.
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Tica
N.Y Epecial
Neme Tylaceresille
Gloversville
Huil
Perth
Perenne
Jega
Tay
Isa Cn Bbe
Esis City Recorder
Frank CL
Mlacerseie
Haiather
Neceaenneeinan
Aguinaldo 5s Free Parade Acknowledges War Bond Support
A truncated report notes a 600 American parade honoring President Roosevelt era actions. Prisoners freed in the event are described amid disrupted crowds as authorities maintain order and proceed with a national observance stressing loyalty and civil law.
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Roosevelt
Arthur Wercttien
Ti Tray
Veretien Matig
Aguisalla
Americun
Hreermcktyn
Woman and child killed in Milwaukee crossin tragedy
A Milwaukee crossin accident claimed the lives of Mrs Leovy and her four year old son Alga while Berthina Bantu of Wanpta aged 73 was injured. The carriage was derailed and the horse killed. A separate report from Vincennes Indiana describes a failed kidnapping attempt on a ten-year-old girl as an intruder reached her bedside. Another dispatch from Port of Spain notes unrest near Fausimeto with captures by rebel forces. A third item from Hartford, Connecticut, identifies Lugano Mendoza as involved in a separate incident.
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Milwaukee Pueenager
Sinna
Turin
Orienteteh
Riverside Park
Perday
Kod Leovy
Port of
Spain
Trinidad
Hapateh
Bays
Fausimeto
Laru
Els
Ruvaluser Gey
Lugano Mendoza
Artford
Conn
Gapatch
Wisconsin Cyclone Traces Fatal, Wrecks Town and Farmland
A cyclone ripped through a Racine county region from Raymond to Piriehen causing one death and multiple injuries. Homes, barns, and trees were destroyed with hundreds of acres of crops damaged. Rescue crews report numerous property losses and widespread damage across the area as weather officials assess the storm's path and impact.
China Refuses to Pay and Economic Strain Deepens
A fragmented, OCR like note outlines a dispute over payments and tariff impacts. It mentions a central issue of a price or rate dispute, hints at a treaty or pact, and references figures or entities tied to national financial obligations. The readable fragments suggest rising tension and potential consequences.
FIRST MAN SLAIN IN STRAT, COAL MINER DEAD
Fragmented report describes a coal miner killed by a policeman in Strat. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate a deadly incident involving a Penasylagian miner and law enforcement with subsequent investigation.
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Strat
Wilkesharre
Bay API
Heaedt
Congress Adjourns Amid Rowdy House Scene
A Washington special report describes the adjournment of the House after a heated session. Members sang, cheered, and showed strong enthusiasm as Speaker Henderson announced adjournment without day amid debate over constitutional adoption and ongoing wartime measures.
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Sing
Shane
Washington
Armid
Henderson
Aaron Gallertea
Obi Yin
Trent Lee
Thas
Eho
Severe Flood Damage Across Town After Weekend Rain
Heavy downpours caused extensive flooding in Tope and nearby areas. Rescue crews report water reaching foundations, transportation disruption, and property damage. Local officials urge caution and monitor rising creeks as residents assess losses.
Warship Orders Sent for Cuntrane Patrol
Orders were dispatched for a ship to proceed to a distant station. The message lists commanding officers and intentions, with references to allied vessels and strategic positions.
GREAT FORESTS ON FIRE IN DENVER AREA
A garbled report describes a large forest fire or smoke event near Denver with references to fields, authorities, and firefighting efforts. The text includes scattered phrases about a tract of land, drainage, and possible health or environmental notes but is largely unreadable, offering few concrete details.
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Denver
Dubia
Wally Viremia
Vlad Gupesta
Straushua
Uae
Earthquakes Hit Twenty Towns in Asia Minor
Vienna correspondent reports simultaneous earthquakes across twenty towns of Asia Minor. Many houses collapsed and several deaths are reported as the disaster unfolds. Meanwhile, a Chicago Northwestern boilerRepair workers strike reduces pay rates from 80 to 43 cents per hour.
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Asia Manor
Vienna
Dioudun Daily
Asia Minor
Northwestern
Chicago
Chicago and Northwestern
Solved Mystery After Fatal Rail Way Mail Clerk Attack
Inquest Monday cleared the case of the rail way mail clerk Moyer’s death Sunday morning. Arrested suspect Roderick testified he and Wilson fought with Moyer after confronting him in a crowd. Moyer died from injuries. Roderick, a resident of Omaha, remains under investigation.
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Council Bluffs
Offo
Roderick
Ile
Fiuorest
Wilson
Moyer
Roderick Atrock Moyer
Farr
Murderous Prisoner Slays Cellmate in Jail
A jailed man, listed as a 1) year old white prisoner, is charged with horse stealing and stands accused of fatally stabbing fellow inmate William Trent. The attack occurred Sunday evening as Trent played cards. the assailant concealed a weapon and cut Trent’s throat, causing instant death. Authorities say the suspect attempted to conceal the crime and escape.
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Trent
Emida
Tendershot
Receiver Appointed in Fraudulent World Trade Claim
Senator J B Mottow appointed a receiver for the fraud claim of the World Trade alliance. The general find on land indicates creditors and claimants will receive nothing. The receiver's land totals $18,800 with claimants missing out on further proceeds.
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Actiptas Spee
J.B. Moitow
Willie
Notable Family Reunion in Clinton Bridges Five Brothers
A Clinton gathering celebrates a remarkable family milestone as five brothers, with decades in America, reunite for a homecoming filled with children and grandchildren. The event draws 223 attendees and features an organized program of memories and reflections spanning generations.
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Americe
Clinton
Terry
Nicholas EL
Augie Mo Tugwersen
Chia Monty
Ogood
Hele Ehldeen
Aliaeether
Seber
Telephone Firms Stand Firm In Coast to Coast Strike
In Wartime style dispatches local telephone workers vote to strike nationwide, with the state facing critical service disruptions. The Weritister County line reports the company pledges to keep plants running, while cholera reports and farm losses in Bridgewater and Creston areas add to a troubled week. A Burningtay clerk Clarke Moyer dies after a street incident and a cyclist is injured on a railroad track as a manhunt for causes continues. Hobson lectures draw a large female audience in Cedar Falls as a train accident injures a passerby near Newton.
Officials Report Poisoning Outbreak In Harriest Township
In Harriest Township and Wright, about fifteen people fell ill after tasting suspected tainted chicken at a dinner attended by Mr and Mrs J H Kent and relatives. Dr Burgbaugh treated the sick as several cases remained critical. A traveling agent had sold hog cholera medicine months earlier warning against feeding kitchen scraps to poultry.
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Anil Boverat
Oskaloosa
Harriesti Township
Wright
Mew BA Kent
Dad
J. II
Bwitser
Burbaugh
Kent
Father shoots lover after unwanted attentions in Nodaway town
In Nodaway County Creston area an elderly retiree Saint McKown and painter Charles Todd clashed on the main street. McKown shot at Todd injuring his left arm while loosing an arrest and grand jury bound over set at 10,000 dollars due to Todd's persistent pursuit of McKown's daughter despite warnings.
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Mmanada
Nodaway
Adame County
Creston
Marlington Ranch
Boodock
Saint McKown
Charles Todd
McKown
Todd
Strike at Marshalltown Locomotive Depart
Marshalltown workers in the locomotive department of Low a Central went on strike at 11 oclock Monday. Machinists boilermakers blacksmiths and helpers quit with only a few wheel-turning tasks remaining. Company officials plan a meeting but earnings and wage questions hinder progress.
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Lowa Central
Marshalltown
Apeelal
Dows Central
Refirgen
Inter
War on Saloon Crusade Extends to Sioux City
Woodbury County Anti-Saloon League declares war on Sioux City saloons and operators. President Charles Wil lining says injunctions will be sought against forty-eight establishments. If Judge Gaynor upholds Pawnee ruling, the case may go to the Supreme Court. League vows a full campaign with funds available.
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Woolbury League
Soux City Concerna
Sioux City
Woodbury
Gaynor
Supreme Court
League
Dalen
Murder charge against Mrs Edwarda over stepdaughter death
Mrs Edwarda, wife of Edward Edwards, is jailed in Hardington after a coroner’s jury ruled Viola Edwards, a year old stepdaughter, died from being stamped and trampled. The woman claims an Arana man killed the child, asserting she is Edwards’ third wife and that the child was adopted by the couple.
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Edward Edwarda
Hurtington Mapatehanga
Viola Edwards
Edwarda
Hardineton
Edwards
Dynamite damages store in Bramilton incident
A heavy dynamite charge destroyed Tom Williame drug store in Bramilton Marion County. No suspects or motive disclosed. Nearby properties and bystanders were shaken. Also reported are yard workers in Chicago, Milwaukee and St Paul getting raises, a Woolmen picnic in Alden with large turnout, a Burlington rail delay from high water, and a Waterloo suicide by revolver.
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Tom Williame
Bramilton
Marion County
Dam projects and county woes haunt Dee Moines area
Attorney General Mullan moves to commence action on fishway construction over the Des Moines River while Bonaparte dam owners resist, anticipate court fights, and plan to lease water and coal resources. Reports warn of hospital conditions at Woodbury County and Des Moines facilities, with bids for new sewage plants and shifting budgets tied to weather, crops, and state finance.
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Attornney
Mullan
Toimparte Dan 5
Dea Moinon
Bonaparte
Ded Mosses
Ohn
Fremont
Prorietora
Bonaparta
Atnto
Dee Moltnor
Atute
Polk County
Dog Moines
State Board of Control
Hospital of
Mt. Peasant
Mitchellville
Davenport
Intarna- Yona Lenaxe Company
Boston
Rain Devastates Farms Across Midwest and Railroads
Severe rain and flooding strike Illinois and surrounding states, wrecking crops and delaying rail traffic. Reports cover Illinois, Missouri, Indiana, Iowa, Ohio, Kansas, Nebraska, New York, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Arkansas, with light rain in the Dakotas and Minnesota. Damages near Alton, Illinois estimated at $1,000,000. continued precipitation threatens widespread losses and possible need for new transport methods.
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Tlinois
Suter
Jilinola
Missouri
Indiana
Iowa
Ohio
Kansas
Nebraska
New York
Pennsylvania
Tennessee
Arkandis
Dakotas
Minnegota
Jane
Sinoia
Ohio River
Alton
Ill
Farmera
Dewey recounts Manila surrender and Aguinaldo dispute
Admiral Dewey explains Manila's surrender to the Spaniards and details his stance on Aguinaldo and the Philippine republic. He says he never recognized Aguinaldo’s government or flag, did not act to imply approval, and viewed Filipinos as capable of self-government though not ready for a republic.
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Admiral Dewey
Manila
Dewey
Sconto Committee On the
Philippines
Adoaldo
Aguinaldo
Philippine Republic
Bpaniarda
Manila Bay
Washington
Minneapolis Police Scandal and Mayor Indicted Amid Bribe Allegations
report details a broad municipal corruption case in Minneapolis with indictments accusing detectives Maijone and Brackett of collusion with criminals and accepting money from robbers. Mayor Ames faces indictment for offering a bribe to an administrative officer and plans to resign to run a hotel in Indiana. Also notes a British shipping rival to Morgan’s combine launching with capital of 100 million dollars.
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Minneapolia
Minneapoly
A. &. Ames
Indiana
Indictmenta
Red Maijone
C. I. Brackett
Trey
Pabst
Morgan's Combine
J. Pierpont Morgan
Morgan
North Assette
Pacific
Japan
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Danie
Barnes
Haetini
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Pinornidak Ratiele
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Saarh
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Wie
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Carrie Nathan
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Medicine Budge
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Haytl
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Ven
Jean Wats Giembre Pte
Machining Agperal
Ecule
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Mich
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Telephone Companies Firm
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Wiite
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Butler
Hobeon
Cedar Falls
Lichwond Pearson Hobson
Navy
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B.A. Culeman
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Newton
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Milwaukee
St. Paul Yuard
Woodmen of America
Alden
Falla City
Uolon
Barlington
Ralo
Waterloo
N. B. Phoremay
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Woodbirg County Hospital
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Mola
Mentimnes
Sage
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Foundaty
State House
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