Collision in Quebec Kills Nine Injures Twenty Three
A Grand Trunk Railway head on collision near Richmond Quebec on a Wednesday killed nine and injured twenty three. The wreck involved a special excursion train from Montreal and the Portland express from Island Pond Vermont to Montreal. Officials attributed the crash to neglect of orders by the excursion crew as the train left Richmond without awaiting the passenger train. Conductor Atkinson disappeared after the wreck.
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Grand Trunk’ Railway
Richmond
Quebec
Montreal
Sher
Brook
Island Pond
Vival
Shich
Paraenger
Trai
Tistot
J.B. Blanchett
St. Hyacinthe
Fred Bowring
South Durham
T. Fhackett
Mas
Beloci
Que
W. T. Mountain
Afontreal
Dobford
Athabaska
Ephriam Grodette
Charles Lamard
Theodore D. Acton
A. Theodore Richard
Lasker
Portland
Atkinson
Spread the Strike The Butchers to Independent Packers
Frank F. Dawley, grand master of the Switchmen's Union of North America, has summoned Chicago and aims to rally masc workmen nationwide to halt cheese packing. Union leaders plan coordinated action against Packers as managers vow countermeasures and orders amid tensions.
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Frank F. Dawley
Switchmen's Union of
North America
Chicago
Meitehmen
United States
Anlore 1 AG Bateher
Steploye
Train Robbers Hold Up Kemmerer Express Messenger
On the Oregon Short Line at Kemmerer Wyoming four men robbed an express messenger as the train arrived Wednesday morning. They demanded a package said to contain 18 000 dollars for coal company employees and fled with a smaller sum. No arrests announced.
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Dallas
Oregon Express
Oragon
Kemmerer
Weo
Atl Ovelerk
Dito
Kemmerer Coal Company
Tobbers
Three Shot to Death Near Mt Holly Mob Killings
A Stevens dispatch reports a triple tragedy near Mt Holly Ayjon County involving Willie May and two Black men killed by a mob. A white stranger named Stayer and a white man and a woman were among the deceased in a violent incident described as an indignity to a white woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie May
Stevens
Ate
Raya
Mt. Holly
Ayjon County
Accused killer in Wisconsin farm near Caffesville arrest reported
Accused of murdering Wile Tester Scofield, a young farmer near Caffesville Waun, Tuesday, is arrested on the murder charge. His wife Mrs Seafielh was killed in an argument. authorities say it was an accidental discharge of a revolver. The case involves Chaechert wineh and Davia Son Very EL, with John T Davis noted as son of Dkatie eration nemines. In related notes, EL king WL OValUe ill with typhoid fever. stock market reports and a reshaped treasury post are also mentioned alongside ship Phoenicia’s sinking event.
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Wile Tester
Srofield
Caffesville
Waun
Davia
John T. Thvis
Dhavis
EL King
New York
Wholesale murderer case shocks Norwich jail scene
Police evidence points to Gresham B. Marx of Colchester as killer of at least four men and an attempted poisoning. Bodies found include Pavel and a Hebrew peddler. Marx allegedly strangled victims over wage disputes and dismembered them, with the wife and four children in the adjoining room. He awaits trial on murder charges as investigators search for more victims.
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G. B. Marx
Connecticut
Norwich
Colchester
Conn
Marx
Alleseu Vietins
Joe. Perot
Doe Palin
Arthiting
Pavol
Hig
Begusi
Henry
Rived
New York
Russia
Marz
Hartford
Joe
Jackson
Mars
Pavel
Doe
Jon
Harry
Sid Wan Jek
Jealous Stepfather’s Deadly Double Illusion
A deranged stepfather tried to shoot his stepdaughter and her sweetheart on Monday night. Le Renx Lantech allegedly killed the man and wounded the woman before turning the revolver on himself, dying at the scene. The woman was taken to St Joseph’s borough hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lerenx Lantech
Mosler
Joseph
Dead Man Returns Widow Seeks Truth in 1901 Case
Frank Holhorn, declared dead years ago, reappears in Broerk Inn NL amid talk of a possible quarrying of inquests and cemetery deeds. His wife seeks action against the coroner or a new grave investigation as details surface of his alleged wanderings and disappearance since November 1900.
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Frank Holhorn
Broerk- Inn
Fee
Atrez
Chat
Orient
Revival of Boxeriem Sparks Evacuation in Tamings
Dispatches report a Boxeriem revival prompting 20 Mexican missionaries and their families to flee Tam-W amid threats of massacre. Communications from Cheais to Minister Conger are blocked as urgent orders circulate from Simla to safeguard evacuations and export routes.
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Pear
Tpechili
Tiength
China
Tam- W
Ingawine
Telegraph
Cheais
Conger
Bid to Decide Divorce First as Couples Compete
Report highlights a contested divorce filing amid a dispute between Andrew Collier and Pride Collier. Notes a violent altercation involving Turner in distress and details a failing fight at a craps game near Tin Pnque Ta. Includes ship report of the Wren Tring voyage from Bremen and Lisnilwisst- Ager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bart Wayne
Tad
Andrew Collier i
Pride Collier
Issault
Tuner
Wren Tring
Ler Sfart
Usmoker Jones
Wosracs
Pati & Bailey
Woking
Tin Pnque
Jones
Art
Kiting Shim
Mob Lynching of a Negro at Laramie Jail
A mob of several hundred men hanged a Black prisoner at the Laramie jail after he assaulted a white woman in custody. Sheriff Cook, coroner Grant, and bystanders witnessed the killing as the mob dragged the prisoner from his cell to the lamp post and strangled him, with minimal resistance from the restrained guard and courthouse crowd.
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Laramie
Wro
Joe Martin
Dr. Meser
Dreay
Martin
Agathet
Bia
Tegro
Grant
Kraune
Martin Hed
Cook
Freak Frazer
Miss Krause
Chilcotte
Peace Move Fails and Strike Action Looms
Peace efforts collapse as Packera Hefuar and Initio Conferentae fail to reach accord. Aymflcation to broker a conference is rejected by ipackers amid ongoing labor tensions. Teamsters plan an immediate meeting to decide on striking or halting talks. President Guilden vows to resist further concessions to the oiler Takers.
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Packera
Chicago
Stack Yards
Ipackers
Guilden
Tragedy in Eldord as Boody Shoots Wife Then Kills Himself
In Eldord near the Iowa Central depot, Mott B Boody a longtime stockman shot his wife in the presence of a baby and Miss Gertrude Hardin after arriving from Marshalltown. He then killed himself, ending a reported separation and hidden family troubles amid tied motives and a suicide note addressed to his mother.
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Mott B.boody
Babe
Gertrude Hardin
H. W. “Howne
Lowa Central
Eldord
Boody
Dhe’ Kiuite Caraway
Appy
Homs
Marshalltown
Wadnesday
Siaj
Utte
Ehtina
Boady
Fosiph Boody
M. B. Boody
Foeeph Hoody
Goody
Prominent Shenandoah Jeweler Accused of Heavy Financial Loss
An inspection of Wheon’s financial claims shows he obtained about $26,000 by passing notes believed worthless. The balance of his image claims stems from stock obtained from soldiers, with years of concern over a missing shipment to Canada and a broader shortage affecting the town.
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Ottineck
Shenandoah
Bie
D. Gi. Wilens
Canada
Hin
Tragic drowning at farm water tank reported near Orage
Mrs Eunie Kovidsen wife of prominent farmer near Orage died in a peculiar accident Wednesday in a water tank at home. Husband found lifeless body. tank water shallow with she unable to resurface. She was known in the community as a middle aged woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danieh
Deage Bante Peonioan
Eunie Kovidsen
Orage
URAL SCHOOLS SEEK PUPILS AS ENROLLMENT PUSH GROWS
State Superintendent John F. Riggs orders county boards to enroll eligible youths who have not yet reached sixteen and to begin attendance after September 6 or when the first Monday in December allows entry. Circulars have been distributed to Woodbury County districts urging compliance with compulsory schooling rules.
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Grges
John F. Riggs
Public Instruction
Woodbury County
Board of Education
John Board Of‘directors
Gasoline Explosion Damages Elevator and House
A gasoline stove caused a fire that burned Mrs. Clarence Stevens while she prepared breakfast. The blast also damaged the James grain elevator engine and wrecked part of the structure. Firefighters extinguished the flames. no injuries were reported from the second explosion.
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James
Clarence Btevens
Yamen
Funeral halted as chemists seek death cause
In Des Moines, Harry Salisbury a young man living near Red Gok was found dead near a city bridge in twelve feet of water. The funeral was stopped by an organization’s leader who demanded an investigation of the man’s stomach contents. Evidence was sent to Lies Motues for analysis.
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Kole
Barro Jay
Lowes
Des Moines
Harry Salisbury
Red Gok
Wacvabees
eMoem
Sian
Ansiyria
Three Bal Omitted Figures Face Charges In Alta
Three of Jitou's men were arrested before Fudge Hutchins in Orem City Alonday on charges tied to unlawful activity. Reiter, formerly town marshal, is named along with others as defendants in a case that remains under investigation.
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Alten Jégeor Fries
Jitou
Fudge Hutchins
Orem
Alonday
Willitgent
Nig Reiter
Barry Keiteler
Reiter Wee
Alta
Record Gala Breaks Attendance Milestone at Fair
A Thursday fair drew over 45,000 attendees, setting a record while receipts surpassed £11,600 above last year. The Aberdeen-Angus herd belonging to C. J. Marth of Churdan won the grand prize among competing herds including Beresfords Galloways Red Polls and Northern breeds.
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C. J. Marth
Churdan
Falls Down Elevator Shaft In Des Moines
T. W. Ulater of Spring, Illinois, walked into an open elevator shaft at the W. 7 Pratt residence and fell eighteen feet. He was rushed to Mercy hospital in critical condition with multiple fractures including a leg and a broken arm. He was visiting the estate fair when the accident occurred.
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T. W. Ulater
Pratt
Soule Sentenced in Eldora Pepper Court Case
Boule pleads guilty to a complex set of charges in Eldora as Judge Evans imposes a sentence of eighteen tenths in the state penitentiary. Koide faced earlier indictments and had ties to August events, with arrest details noted in the record.
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C. Boule
Bao
Ats Fonde
Jovan Palla
Eldora
Evans
Coadjutor Appointment Rumored in Davenport Diocese
Rumor swirls over the Davenport Diocese appointing a new coadjutor bishop with names floated including Archbishop Treoy Weather M Fhavin and Reverend Father Davi of Davenport. Vatican approval awaited. Meanwhile Sheriff Vale raided a gate in Charles City recovering five hundred river and other items.
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Iowa
Davenpert
He Treoy
Wather M. Fhavin
Tres Maines
Father Davi
Vatican
Rome
Cosgrove
Dinessac
Davenport
Vlent
Theo Sekander
Charles City
Enntang
Biver
Pritchard Farmed Nailed By Pressed Chicken Poisoning
A garbled OCR note reports a prominent farmer named Pritchard at Thal winning a contest or event amid a time of illness. It mentions a food poisoning incident with sick chickens and a death or critical illness, with later signs of recovery for some involved.
Mitchell and Parker Case Near Grinnell
George A. Mitchell who admitted guiding John Parker on a five mile south of Grinnell wanderings waived preliminary examination and was sent to jail without bail to await grand jury action.
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Mitchell
George A. Mitchell
John Parker
Grinnell
Europatkin at Bay In Battle of Liaoyang and Port Arthur
A long dispatch describes Gen. Kuropatkin facing a Japanese force estimated near 200 000 near Liaoyang as Japanese artillery harasses Russian lines. It notes a systematic Japanese advance, heavy losses on both sides at Anping, and strategic retreat by Russian forces to cover artillery trains and hold Vanbartat Pass.
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Liao ‘Yang
Mikedo
Lisoyang
Buroki
Okdod
Kuropatkin
Reed
Anping
Anshan
Ehan
Anshanshan
Teres
Algat
Ayely
Oenatk
Tobalnk
Firelinoliar
Zarauhatet
Hiberian
Titteak
Vanbantat Pasa
Ated
Tenth Army Corps
Lerschermann
Port Arthur
Tenmu
Fire devastates Dwellings and Albionino works in Victoria
In Victoria British Columbia a fire destroyed fifty dwellings and damaged part of the Albionino works causing heavy losses. A separate report notes the Minnesota insurance fee scandal rising with Van Sant who will return to the Legislature with the law report. Also listed, a Wilmington Delaware trust company receiver appointment for United Button Company and a New Jersey incorporation of American Water Lorising Company to supply municipalities with thread water. Two Norfolk and Western freighter trains collided near Portsmouth, twenty two cars wrecked, one engine lost, two tramps killed and buried. engineer Slaten fatally injured and conductor Tenr ley seriously injured. A Mexican Central rail road case in Mexico City favored claims from bankruptcy proceedings. Mortgage bonds totaling 0 727000 appear legitimate. interest set at 5 percent from 1905.
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Victoria
B.C
Albionino
Bisuanw
Minnesota Insurances
van Sant
Security Trust and Safe Deposit Company
Wilmington
Del
United Button Company
American Water Lorising Company
Trenton
N. J
Theradawater
Garaden
Incorritors
Thladelphia
Norfolk and Western Freigher
Portsmouth
Slaten
Clantral Railread
City of
Mexico
Golf Road
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Hull
Tut, In
Will Tamplin
Prop'r
Jingared
Baid
Eng
Phoenicia
Lizard
Siqux City
Departmenta— Exhibteum
Bronx City
Woodlsuf Park
Nevers
Arg
Colorado
Manx City
Dew Maines
Omaha
Lions
UE Marshall
Tisdogs
Theanfert Photel
Minneapolis
Mina
Marshall
George Shea
Tan Creal Lakew
Wankesaa
Heavens
Apt
James Shen
Clinigo
William Chovuard
Cass Lake
Min
Walker
Minn
St. Petersburg
Epaeroum
Tarkes
M. &. Boody
Cash
Ddhifon
Ute
Acre
Foand Beart
Dennaed
Tipton Ravings Bank
Heferee
Watowce
Onan
Ty Mes
Marr
Mstomna
Hornaway
Schwier
URAL
Soule
Europatkin
Limoyang
Mixado
Harling
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