Mediterranean Seaboard Faces Predicted Earthquakes
Seismological experts warn that severe shocks may strike the entire Mediterranean coast with a major quake expected soon. Calabrians and Sicilians flee to open country amid panic fears of aftershocks and food shortages complicate relief efforts. Reports also note distrust of authorities amid graft rumors. In Algeria, Ain Melila region suffers violent quakes with casualties and collapsed homes.
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Rome
Italy
Mediterranean
Calabria
Sicily
Catania
Central
America
Algeria
Constantine
Ain Melila
Woman killed saving her baby in New Haven crash
Mrs. Angelo Filante of North Haven died after being struck as she dashed into the street to shield her infant. Henry Moran of Yonkers, driver of the car from Boston to New York, turned himself in to police and was later released pending official verdict. Moran traveled with his wife two children a brother in law and a chauffeur.
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New Haven
Conn
Henry
Moran
Yonkers
Angelo Filante
Norths Haven
Boston
New York
Train Becomes Lifeline As Northwest Flood Swamps Pattonsburg
Missouri flood reports from Pattonsburg show entire town under five feet of water. A relief train was sent with boats from Lake Contrary to aid drowning and stranded residents as Big Creek floodwaters devastate the area. St. Joseph reports fifteen injuries from a wreck while lines like Great Western, Burlington and Rock Island suffer washouts. Kansas City asks for boats and provisions to assist the flood zone.
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St. Joseph
Pattonsburg
A. P. Clayton
McNamara
Missouri
O. K
Kansas City
Big Creek
Great Western
Burlington
Rock Island
Flooding Traps Railroad Agent at Gault
Northwestern Missouri endures severe flooding as Grand River and streams rise. Arthur Fiske, agent for the Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul railroad, is marooned in Gault station without food since Monday evening. Current prevents rescue boats. box cars swept away. Medicine Creek floods 12 miles of railroad.
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Chillicothe
Northwest Missouri
Arthur Fiske
Chicago, Milwaukee
St. Paul
Gault
Box Cara
Grand River
Medicine Creek
Chicago, Milwaukee , St. Paul
Train Collision Injures Fifteen at Ferguson Station
A heavy freight train struck the rear of the Wabash accommodation at Ferguson station at 8:30 am. Fifteen people were injured as passengers fled the rushing train and tumbled down a 25 foot embankment. T. S. Davis of Moberly is listed as seriously hurt. others include Mrs. Caroline Talleur and Rev. W. J. Couch among several residents from St. Louis and East St. Louis.
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St. Louis
Ferguson
Caroline Talleur
O'Fallon
J. Harrigan
Laclede Avenue
W. J. Couch
State Street
East St. Louis
Central Baptist
Metropolitan Building
T. 9. Davis
Ferguson Station
Pellmell
T. 8S
Davis
Moberly
Prince Eulenburg Collapses During Trial In Berlin
Berlin reports the trial of Prince Philip Von Eulenberg opens with telegraphic reports to the Kaiser Kiel and a special stenographer relay. The 68 year old prince collapses in court after hours of testimony and is removed to his castle, with the judge adjourning.
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Berlin
Kiel
Prince Philip von Eulenberg
Prince Eulenberg
Eulenberg
Moltke
Prince
Eulenburg
Lienberg
Kanso
Attempted assassination of priest in Burlington
Rev. Joseph F. Gillis of St Marys Cathedral was shot at while en route to celebrate mass at St Marys Academy. Police arrested artist Beat rice Thompson, 40, on charges of assault with intent to kill. The bullet pierced his umbrella. Thompson reportedly harbors a fanatical aversion to Catholicism.
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Burlington, Vt
Joseph F. Gillis
St. Mary's Cathedral
Beatrice Thompson
Father Gillis
Loomis Street
Thompson
Fayetteville Chautauqua Musical Festival Opens July 9 1909
Fayetteville hosts the Chautauqua Musical Festival beginning July 9 1909. Notable figures include Bonamirn Kryi and eight grand opera singers with two major concerts on July 18. Lecturers Col George W Bain Frank Dixon De Witt Miller Strickland Gillilan Everett Kemp and others appear through July 17 with films and various acts.
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Bonamirn Kryi
Fragmented Local Notice From OCR Read
Incomplete OCR fragment shows stray letters and unclear wording. No identifiable names dates or events are readable to summarize a coherent item.
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Lulu Tyler Gates
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Ona
Samuel Gray
July the Knowles
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Conner-Fulbright Grocery Co
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Washington County
Arkansas
Cane Hill
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Wheeler Farm
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