20 Boats Wrecked as Lake Superior Storm Reaches Coast
A massive Great Lakes storm wrecked twenty vessels, with nine drowned on Mataafa and George Herbert sunk on the north shore. Damaged waterside properties, docks, lighthouses, and storehouses across Lakes Michigan, Superior, and Huron, with losses totaling millions. The Mataafa, J. H. Outhwaite, and City of Holland listed among losses. U.S. Steel fleet ships reported stranded. a special wrecking train was sent from Chicago to Duluth to aid.
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Lake Superior
Scripps-M’rae Press Association
Duluth
Minn
George Herbert
Mataafa
Steel Trust
Twin Rocks
Lakes Michigan
Superior
Huron
Scripps m NASA
Chicago
Great Lakes
Duuth
J. H. Outhwaite
Cheboygan
City of Holland
Rogers City
Crescent City
R. W. England
Rosemont
Fort William
Isaac Ellwood
D. C G. Whitney
Port Washington
J. M. Spaulding
Port Huron
Mary Mitchell
Harvey Bissell
Alpena
F. A. George
Shelboy-gan
Alcena and Barge
Green Hay
Jim Sheriffs
Lake Huron
Vinland
C. M. Warner
Unknown
Presque Inc
Angeline
Panther
Leake Erie
James Mowatt
Judd
G. H. Couler
United States Steel Corporation
Trust
Coulby
Policeman Takes Own Life After Probe Imminent
Aurora dispatch reports Gum Anderson, a police officer, shot himself Tuesday night after learning he faced possible scrutiny by police commissioners. Officials said only a reprimand would likely result from the inquiry.
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Scripps-M'Rae Presb Association
Aurora
Gum Anderson
Nebraska Endures Frigid Wave With Snow Across North
Lincoln reports a bitter cold wave gripping the state with temperatures near zero and a heavy snowstorm in the northwestern regions. The Key data from Bcripps-McRae Press notes the statewide chill and drifting conditions affecting travel and daily life.
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Nebraska
Bcripps-M'Rae Press Association
Lincoln
Neb
President's Thanksgiving Turkey in 41 Pound Gift
Special to The Bun reports Westery K 1 Nov turkey for Thanksgiving weighed 41 pounds. Named San Juan the gobbler stood nearly four feet tall. A photograph from the farm accompanies the item. Horace Vose, long keeper of the White House turkeys, again provides the gift.
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Westerly
K. 1
Roonevelt
Big Gobbler
San Juan
Horace Vese
White House
Grant
Vose
Roosevelt
Hanly Speaks On Peace Patriotism At Music Hall
Indiana Governor Hanly rallied at Music Hall on The Patriotism of Peace urging a revival of peaceful liberty under law. He denounced greed of railroads and large corporations, warned taxation without representation, and vowed to uphold state laws before party.
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BUNA
Cincinnati
Hanly
Indiana
Music Hall
M.C. A
Gov Hanly
Gov
Cherey
Thanksgiving Menu for Prisoners at Marion County Workhouse
The Marion county workhouse plans a Thanksgiving dinner for prisoners on Thursday. The bill of fare includes soup, pork, potatoes, onions, coffee, bread and napkins prepared by the management.
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Marion County Workhover
Wood the likely clerk of new Public Safety Board
John Wood believes he will be appointed clerk of the forthcoming Board of Public Safety though no official decision has been made. Whispered names for key posts include Rosasco for chief inspector, Lukenbilt for Public Health, Madden and Mahoney as minority board members, and Cully or Moore as city engineer options.
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John Wood
Board of Public Safety
Bookwalter
Wood
Edward McLaugh
Agne
Voard
John Rosasco
Rosasco
Berti
Robert Madden
John Mahoney
Madden
Edward Sourbler
Mahoney
Thomas Taggart
Charles ‘Tutewilar
Jeup
J. W. Moore
Charle P. Cully
James R. Nelson
Hookwalter
Miss Alice Roosevelt Injury Explained After Car Bump
Hartford Nov 2 The true cause of Miss Alice Roosevelt's fracture was learned after an attempt to conceal it. She was in a car when an engine bumped it, throwing her violently and injuring her spine. She has recovered and no danger is feared.
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Scripps-M'Rre Press Association
Hartford
Conn
Alice Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Illiteracy rate in United States reported by census bureau
Washington bulletin from the census bureau states that nine years old and older Americans face illiteracy. The report defines illiterate as those unable to write in any language and, in most states, unable to read as well. The proportion and errors in figures are discussed, highlighting nationwide literacy challenges.
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Scripps-M'Rre
Washington
United States
B & Bulletin
Census Bureau
Fire Strikes Grand Opera House Cause Dazed Escape
A morning fire at the Grand Opera House in New York caused a scare but was quickly suppressed by the fire department. The flames damaged only water-logged scenery and costumes from the company presenting The Prodigal Bon. The origin of the blaze remains unknown and losses to the theater party are expected to be heavy.
Fairbanks Appeals for Jewish Relief Funds
Vice President Fairbanks, in a letter to the Hebrew Standard, denounces anti Jewish violence and urges financial aid for distressed Jews. He notes strong sympathy across religions and cites hope for changes in Russia. The Jewish relief fund totals 820283.51 dollars.
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Scripps-Mark Press Association
New York
Fairbanks
Hebrew Standard
General Wright Minor seeks immediate relief from political duty
Gen Charlee Wright Minor, longtime federal adjutant general representative in Columbus, says politics disgusts him and he will request the War Department via Gov Herrick to be relieved at once. He insists he has avoided politics in the army and desires retirement.
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Uckipps
RAE Press Association
Columbus
Charlee Wright Minor
War Department
Herrick
Directors Order Immediate Rail Line From Missouri River to Seattle
Chicago, Milwaukee and St Paul railway directors today authorized the immediate commencement of construction on a line from the Missouri River to Seattle Washington. The move marks a major expansion plan and positions the railroad to enhance cross country service.
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Washington
Scripps-M Rre Press Association
Chicago
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Coday
Missouri River
Seattle
Wash
Let Your Stomach Have Its Own Way Says Advertisement
A vintage ad urges readers to stop starving the stomach and let it rest while using Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets to digest food naturally. It claims the tablets act like the stomach’s fluids, work regardless of stomach condition, and promote relief without weight or disturbance. Sold by druggists for 60 cents a box. physicians nationwide reportedly prescribe them.
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Stuart
Pride in Party Sparks Civil Service Reform Debate
Col George B Lockwood denounces reform fatigue and cites the Hulman indictment to argue against civil service protections. He calls for strong actions from Washington to Goshen and mocks the idea that federal officeholders are a protected class, urging removal of perceived graft and hypocrisy.
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George B. Lockwood
Federal Grand Jury
W. W. Hulman
Lockwood
Parah
Fala
Thanksgiving events and services advertised citywide
Salvation Army hall hosts Thanksgiving meeting led by Capt. Aiking to enroll new soldiers and hand out a baby. Second Presbyterian church to hold a benefit sale dinner. Paper Hangars union Auxiliary hosts dance and card party at Assembly hall. Episcopal church to offer Holy Communion and address at Thanksgiving service with choral music. Englewood Christian Endeavor holds sunrise praise service. Indianapolis Caledonian Club plans Burns anniversary program. Camp No. 2 to serve two Thanksgiving dinners at Alabama and New York halls with admission.
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Braft
Aiking
Salvation Army Hall
Washington
Whrist
Episcopal Church
Englewood Christian Endeavor
Camp No. 2
Patriotic Order of Americana
Alabama
New York
Scrippe-M'Rae Presb Association Football Scandal
Spokane Washington November report that traces of strychnine used to stimulate members of the Spokane High School football team during games have alarmed parents and school authorities, prompting investigations and safety measures.
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Scrippe-M'Rae Presb
Spokane
Wash
Spokane Pgh
Cohn Family Safe in Odessa Report Reaches Indianapolis
Aaron Cohn of Indianapolis learns from Volka Russia that his family in Odessa is safe after riots. A sister describes visits to Odessa and notes no molestation. One son plans to go to Indianapolis once funds arrive. the father aims to bring wife and daughters after securing money from the Jewish Federation.
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Odesa
Russia
Aaron Cohn
Indianapolis
Volka
Odessa
Cohn
Jewish Federation
Black man fatally harms two men in field incident
In Hope Arkansas on November 3 a Black man named Equire Bmith struck and fatally injured John Cleghorn and Count Cleghorn, white brothers, while they worked in a field. A posse pursued Bmith after the shooting and accusations arose regarding a debt collection dispute.
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Schipps-Mwraze Press
Absociation Hope
Ark
Equire Bmith
John
Count Cleghorn
Cleghorns
Railroad head and officers on inspection tour
Theodore P. Bhonte president and general manager of the Toledo Et Loute Western railroad and several officers arrived in St. Louis on a tour of inspection last night.
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Gcripps-M'Rae Press Association
ST. Louie
Theodore P. Bhonte
Toledo, Et Loute & Western Railroad
Machine Guns in Sevastopol
Scripps M Rae reports martial law in Sevastopol as mutiny fears rise. Most residents flee the city while troops pour in from surrounding areas. Authorities prepare to act, with machine guns placed and promises of loyalty to the government guiding the response.
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Scripps-M’rae Press Association
BT. Petersburg
Sevastopol
Sxvugtopol
Tt Ie
Ad Writers Banquet Delights Denison Ad Club Members
About 41 Adscript club members and wives attended a banquet at Denison Tuesday night. George W. Gribble served as toastmaster. Entertainment followed with the Orpheum Trio and How ard Shickling. Don V. Smythe demonstrated sleight of hand as a magician with New York store ties. Harry Porter delivered a new monologue and advertising stories while Shickling’s piano was praised.
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Adscript Club
Denison
George W. Gribble
Toaximaster
Orpheum Trio
Ard Shickling
Don V. Smythe
New York
Harry Porter
Change of venue sought in Christ murder case
John Ruckelshaus attorney for Henry Christ files for a venue change alleging bias in Judge Fremont Alford. Alford to allow Christ’s lawyers and Prosecutor Charles Benedict to seek agreement on a special judge. if no agreement, he will appoint. Police ready to aid defense in pursuit of saving Christ from punishment.
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John Ruckelshaus
Henry Christ
Dee
Edward Cory
Fremont Alford
Christ
Alford
Charles Benedict
Rome
Charged with major fraud by Hoffheimer arrest news
Samuel N Hoff selmer, president of the Twentieth Century Soap Co and relative to Nelson Morris, was arrested in Chicago on accusations of a large swindle. More than 250000 dollars allegedly involved from the Strauss & Co brokerage. Hoffheimer is charged with obtaining money by false pretenses and a confidence game linked to Nelson Morris and related firms.
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the Sun
Chicago
Samuel N. Hoffselmer
Twentieth Century Soap Company
Nelson Morris
Brore
Hoffheimer
3. W. Strauss & Co
Hofheimer
Ita
Nelson Morris & Co
National Live Stock Bank
Two Fines for Dinsmore in Arkansas Case
Hugh A. Dinsmore former congressman was fined for carrying concealed weapons and for assault. He received two separate penalties totaling small sums. Gov Jeff Davis was not present and no charge was filed against him. The report hints at further trouble looming.
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Dinsmore
Scripps-M'Rre Pres Association
Fayetteville
Ark
Hugh A. Dinsmore
Waa
Jef Davis
Davis Waa
Cure a Cold in One Day Claim by Grove
Quack remedy advertises that laxative bromosquinine tablets cure a cold in one day. Druggist refunds money if it fails to cure. E. W. Grove’s signature appears on each box, price listed as 5 cents.
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Druggiste
E. W. Grove
Asthma cured by Ascato after nine years of suffering
Mrs Elmira G Hilton of Newburgh New York reports permanent relief from asthma and bronchitis after nine years of failed treatments. She credits a short course of the Austrian treatment Ascato begun with a free sample from the Austrian Dispensary New York City. She praises the remedy and notes social prominence and gratitude from friends.
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Ascato
Newburgh
Noy
Elmira G. Hilton
Wiencrave
Hiton
Newsburgh
New York City
An Old Nurse to Children Teething Remedy Ad
An old nurse extols Mrs Winslow’s soothing syrup for teething children claiming it calms pain softens gums cures wind colic and diarrhoea. The pitch notes a twenty five cent bottle as the best remedy for teething discomfort.
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Danbury
Mr. Vaze
Railroads
Serengib
E. McLaughlin
Legion
Board of Public Health
O. C. Lukenbilt
Dr. Lukenbilt
Linton A. Cox
Linn D. Hay
Miss Roosevelt Hart
the Prodigal Son’ Company
N. Y
Gen. Minor
Hood
Keep Commission
Goshen
City News
Atd Society
Second Presbyterian Church
Beotland
Robert Burns
Denison Hotel
Aiaae Freeis Caren aCald teCae Bey
Crip Fo
Hirchman’s
the Ayres Store
al Sraith
Maseschusettzave
Japan Art CO
N. Pennesylvania
St. Penicon Moet Med
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