Tornadoes hit New Orleans and gulf coast area
Three separate tornadoes struck Pontchatoula New Orleans and near Biloxi causing deaths and heavy property damage. In New Orleans the storm carved a five mile path through the city’s core inflicting 500000 dollars in damage. several injuries were reported with no confirmed fatalities.
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New Orleans
Pont Chatoula
Here
Biloxi
Miss
Mobile
Gulf Coast
Bilox
Dantzler Lumber Company
Lake Pontchatoain
Howes
Roberts Street
River Front
Columbus
Jefferson
St. Charles
Marengo
Carondelet
Remembers Bluffton Boy Ralph Rinear Receives Gift
Bluffton Indiana dated October 5 Ralph Rinear son of Councilman George W Rinear gains a Remington target rifle gun case 500 cartridge rounds and 200 targets from Annie Oakley famed marksman and friend of his mother Mrs Rinear Oakley’s gesture honors the boy and notes his practice to master the gun.
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Annie Oakley
Alfie
Ralph Rinear
Bluffton
Ind
George W. Rinear
Walls County
Remington
Annis Oakley
Gardener Captures Burglar and Delivers to Police
John Wipf, a gardener near Omaha, bound and escorted burglar John Smith to Omaha precinct. Smith offered $2000 for release, and police found he carried that amount.
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Omaha
Neb
John Wipf
John Smith
Smith
Wipf
Fraternal Insurance Rates Expected to Rise
Washington sources report the National Association of Insurance Commissioners adopted a resolution denouncing rebates as unjust. An address by Charles B. Hardy of Chicago signaled higher fraternal insurance rates ahead.
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Washington
National Association of Insurance Commissioners
Charles 8. Hardy
Chicago
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Ind
Beveridge Praises Bryan While Foeing Roosevelt As Idealist
Lincoln Neb Oct 5 Senator Beveridge praised William J Bryan as a righteous but not right critic and contrasted him with Theodore Roosevelt. He argued Bryan stands as a protest voice in free institutions while Roosevelt is a practical achiever guiding reforms. Beveridge defended government supervision over ownership as preserving individual initiative.
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Lincoln
Neb
Albert J. Beveridge
William J. Bryan
Roosevelt
Bryan
Beveridge
Mir
St. Louis
Peter the Hermit
Rienzi
Robespierre
Danton
Patrick Henry
Wendell Phillips
Mr. Bryan
Theodore Roosevelt
Nebraska
Republic
Grand Jury Hears Theodore Roosevelt Jr and Blagden
Theodore Roosevelt Jr and Meredith Blagden, coxswain of the Harvard varsity crew, testified before the Suffolk grand jury in the assault inquiry on Police Officer Lawrence Fraher. Roosevelt and Blagden left without charges. the probe aims to build a case against Shaun Kelley, with Kelley already under $3,200 bail and a forthcoming hearing.
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Boston
Mass
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Meredith Blagden
Varsity
Suffolk Grand Jury
Lawrence Fraher
Boston Common
Shaun Kelley
Roosevelt
Fraher
City Hospital
Harvard
Peeentee - Roosevelt
Blagden
Court House
Moran
Ceed
Blagdon
Kelley
Republican state convention renominates Guild slate
Ex Governor Bates chaired the gathering in Boston on October 5 as the Republican platform praised Governor Guild and President Roosevelt. The ticket was renominated by acclamation, with Curtis Guild Jr as governor and Henry B. Turner as state auditor among others.
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Boston
John L. Bates
Moody
Committee On
Guild
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Congress
Poland
Russia
Roosevelt
Curtis Guild, Jr
Dben S. Draper
William M. Olin
Henry E. Turner
Arthur B. Chapin
Dana Malone
Henry B. Turner
Henry Cabot Lodge
New York
Massachusetts
Italian Women Riot At Brooklyn School In Fear For Children
In Williamsburg Brooklyn 1590 Italian women rioted at a public school fearing murder doctors were cutting throats of children. Police reported injuries to several officers and one rioter was arrested as board of health physicians inspected pupils eyes and throats to trace contagious eye disease origin.
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Board of Health
New York
Williamsburg
Brooklyn
First Presbyterian Church Issues Coupons for Attendance
Sandusky Ohio October 6 Detachable coupons authorized by the First Presbyterian Church to track service attendance among members. Each card will carry four coupons for coming communion services with monthly dereliction noted for those who miss worship.
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Sandusky, O
First Presbyterian Church
Sandusky
A. P. Higley
Gas Main Explosion Rips Through Philadelphia Subway
A massive gas explosion in a Philadelphia subway under Sixth and Market kills seven and injures about a dozen. The blast toppled heavy timbers, damaged mains, and wrecked storefronts for blocks, with extensive property losses and several workers buried or hurt.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company
Sixth and
Market Streets
John Lawless
Millard Construction Company
Frank Leans
United Gas Improvement Company
R. Capero
Mary Crow
Sixth
Market
Sixth Streets
Fifth Street
Seventh Street
Market Street
Sixth Street
400 Girls to Be Detectives at YWCA in Philadelphia
Four hundred residents of the Young Women's Christian Association building in Philadelphia plan a mass meeting to assist police in the mystery of a dead baby found in a trunk. The girls pledge to report incidents that affect the association’s reputation and will assist in the investigation, with updates from board members and possibly a city detective. Police pressed the inquiry, examining trunks of every girl living in the building.
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Philadelphia
Young Women’s Christian Association
Board of Managers
Nut
Eliza ‘Simart
Rev. Father Boeckelmann Dies After Years of Parish Debt Fight
Henry Aloysius Boeckelmann former assistant pastor at Fort Wayne Cathedral and longtime Elkhart pastor died at his home after a life of service. He guided St. Vincent's in Elk hart to full debt freedom, battled lawsuits, and served diocesan roles. Funeral planned for Elkhart with Rev John Bleckmann leading services.
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Henry A. Boeckelmann
Fort Wayne
St. Vincent’s Catholic Church
Elkhart
Alerding
Father Boekelmann
Ftkhart
Ben
Henry Aloysius Boeckelmann
Olster Cappeln
Hanover
Germany
America
Logansport
Christian Brothers’ University
St. Louis
St. Vintner’s University
Bourbonnais Grove
Til
Foley
St. Vintner’s
St. John’s Church
Goshen
Father Benoit
Father Brammer
Delphi
Father Boeckelmann
Diocesan Priests’ Benevolent Association
John Bleckmann
St. Mary's Church
Michigan City
Spinster Frances Robinson's Hidden Fortune Found in Hudson
In Hudson New York the estate of Frances Caroline Robinson revealed about $50 000 in cash and coins after her death. Searchers led by executor Smith Thompson of Farmers Bank unearthed bundles of bills wrapped in rags and coins dating to the era of King George III and 1767 Spanish money hidden throughout the decaying mansion.
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Hudson, N. Y
Frances Caroline Robinson
Hudson
Smith Thompson
Farmers’ Bank
George III
Leaves Society for Indians Missionary Journey
Miss Maud Kimball of 7211 Carnegie Avenue Southeast leaves Cleveland for the Episcopal St Elizabeth school to work with Indians at Standing Rock Reservation South Dakota. She is an Emanuel church member and former secretary to the rector Rev Wilson R Stearley. She says her church work gave her taste for religious effort and she will stay if suited for the task.
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Cleveland
East End Society
Maud Kimball
Carnegie Avenue
S. E
Episcopal
St. Elizzabeth School
Standing Rock Reservation
South Dakota
Miss Kimball
Emanuel Episcopal Church
Euclid Avenue
Wilson R. Stearley
Bryan Visit Plans Tie Fort Wayne to W J Bryan Tour
Democratic county chairman E G Hoffman reports details of W J Bryan’s Fort Wayne stop October 24 in a tour from Indianapolis. Bryan will arrive at 6 PM after speaking in Columbia City, then address Princess rink at 8 PM before heading to Ohio. He’ll be accompanied by Indiana party leaders. Fort Wayne marks his final Indiana stop of the campaign.
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E. G. Hoffman
Indianapolis
Party
Hoffman
W. J. Bryan
Fort Wayne
Bryan
Columbia City
Princess Rink
Ohio
O'Brien
Hendren
Indiana
Clarence C. Gilliams
Congress
Bicknell
Court House
Mr. Bryan
Huntington
Bluffton
Five Killed in Train Wreck Near Lansingburgh New York
Fred L. Block of Peoria Illinois and four other passengers died when a military special collided with a Boston and Maine passenger train near Lansingburgh station. Mrs Block and Mrs J W Dacey were among the injured on a honeymoon trip. The military train carried the Fourteenth Cavalry en route to Newport News for Cuba.
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Lansingburgh
N. Y
Fred L. Block
Schipper & Block
Peoria
Ill
Illinois
Chicago
Boston and Maine Railroad
Troy
Wallace BE. Shaw
Bath
Stevens
Boston
Mass
J. W. Dacey
Arlington
H. S. Poole
Concord
N. H
Albany
Fourteenth United States Cavalry
Ft. Ethan Allen
Newport News
Cuba
Block
Carl
Hays
Anna Block
Neireiter Named Seventh VP of Retail Clerks Association
Charles Neireiter of this city is appointed to fill the unexpired term of Walter Massey of Fort Worth Texas as the seventh vice president of the Retail Clerks International Protective Association of America. The honor follows his service in Local No. 10 as recording secretary.
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Charles Neireiter
Walter Massey
Fort Worth
Tex
Lawyers Secure Queer Evidence In Slain Laughlin Kennedy Case
Attorneys for Laughlin and Kennedy along with their physicians oversaw exhumation of Samuel Augsburger's body at Columbia City. Photographs of the head and facial injuries were taken to aid the defense in the upcoming trial of Charles Lachlin and Kennedy charged with delivering the fatal blow in a saloon at Lafayette and Wallace streets on September 6.
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Samuel Augsburger
John Kennedy
Lafayette
Wallace
Columbia City
Charles Lachlin
Kennedy
Elmer Leonard
W. W. Barnett
Laughlin
George W. Louttit
B. F. Ladd
E. F. Perrey
Fort Wayne
Leonard
Barnett
Allen County
Augsburger
Hearst Defies Brooklyn Boss Over Independent Ticket
William R. Hearst declares in Chatham that he will field independent league candidates in Brooklyn despite P. H. McCarren’s threat of a 75,000 vote split against him. He denounces McCarren as a hired corporate agent and confirms his Jeffersonian democracy.
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Chatham
N. Y
William R. Hearst
P. H. McCarren
Democratic Organization
Brooklyn
Hearst
Independence League
Kings County
McCarren
No Muzzle For Newspapers Court Free To Publish
Denver judge dissolves temporary restraining order against the Daily Mining Record. A libel case will only allow damages claims after publication. G G Rice of Goldfield Nev sought prior restraint, but court ruled newspapers cannot be restrained before printing.
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Denver
Courts of Equity
John I. Mullins
Denver District Court
Daily Mining Record
G. G. Rice
Goldfield
Nev
Rescued From Thirty-One Foot Well After Six Hours
George Young was trapped at the bottom of a thirty-one foot well when a cave-in left him buried under rocks in Terre Haute Indiana. For six hours men labored above him lifting earth and stones until a natural arch formed and he escaped unharmed.
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Terre Haute
Ind
George Young
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