Wreck on the railroad kills four men in Indiana
A headlong collision of freight trains No. 16 from Springfield and No. 80 from Indianapolis on the Sig Four line near Springfield leaves four railroad workers dead and another gravely injured. An operator Becker is missing after allegedly sending an incorrect order. investigators probe potential dereliction as bodies are recovered from wreckage.
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Springfield
Fraight Team
Indianapolis
Proria
Sig Four
Indianapollis
Frank Cook
Witmontst
Charles Thomas
Firemay
Ey W. Market
Daniel Wallace
Mh Belmontave
Roy Welsh
N. Belmonteave
Alonso Weaver
Nielat
Durbin
Becker
Missin
Mad River
Ben Weaver
Ireight
Peeker
Iretehr
Driving aap panokine A Hard Worked Doctor Changes
A country doctor, described as hardworking, discusses personal and observed experiences with drinking and its effects. He notes stomach injuries and discomfort, referencing long hours in all weather and times, and expresses a strong stance on the issue based on throughout his practice.
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Cattes
Train Crash Injures Indianapolis Crew Members
Story recalls a derailment where a train rolled down a bank and hit wreckage, leaving Engine man Cook and Fireman Thomay badly burned. Fireman Thomas, a 23 year old married man with two young children, died. Other crew members Bert Oren and Conductor Wallace survived. two wives listed, one in RR No. 9 Harmer.
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Lon Weaver
John Oren
Frank Bird
Apeingfeld
Frank Cook
Daniel Wallace
Frank Thomas
Leroy Welch
Weaver
Cook
Bert Oren
William Cross
Indianapolis
Eplor
Thomay
Wallace
Thomas
En- Blveman
Welsh
Harmer
Wallee
Tronian
Thomas Cook
Mrs Eddy Faces Impersonation Alleges Fund Missing
Mary Baker Eddy’s faultless public image is questioned as allegations claim impersonation and missing funds. Witnesses accuse her former staff of deception while court records hint at transfers of her home and jewelry to cover expenses.
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Scripps McRae
Concord
N. T
Christian Science
Pleasant View
Mary Baker G. Eddy
New York
Eddy
Asurenmillius
Christan Sefence J
Mex Ridwy
Iom
Mary Baker Eddy
Taunler
Selenea Chlireh
Pear
Gervanta
Vars
Imella J. Leamerit
Christina Science Church
Brooklyn
Mira
Fiddy
Wwck
John de Hennessey
Leonard
eLonard
Tnt
Eiddy
Jonn F. Kent
Nelehher
Aho
Mra. Reddy
Yoann
Swenen
Beta. Alcker
Fite
Clerk of Court Taken to Jail in Ohio Disturbance Arrest
Ohio Supreme Court clerk Lawson Emerson was arrested after a disturbance at home and charged with drunkenness. Police report Emerson attacked his wife, knocked down a child, and attempted to force entry to a neighbor’s house before fleeing. He appeared at the police court and was released on own recognizance, then rearrested by Judge Wildermuth.
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Scrippa-MaHine Prean Association
Lawson Emerson
Ohio Supreme Court
Nalice Court
Palice Court
Wildermuth
Conley
Emerson
Mia
Ic Fg
Child
Houe
Political fight nears end in national contests
Special to The Las Washington dispatch details the late campaign push before elections across 42 states with governors, legislatures, and constitutional votes. It notes party tickets, cross endorsements, and anticipated Senate outcomes, highlighting varied state races and the presence of multiple minor party tickets.
Taggart Not Seriously Hurt Says Cable Message
Wooster report says Taggart family received a telegram downplaying injuries. Mal Taggart’s reply to the wire from Howard Taggart of Baltimore stated a relative was demanding a cable. The message mentioned no serious illness or harm and referred to his parents elsewhere.
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Wooster
Bent
Mal. Taggart
Urothér
Howard Taggart
Balmore
Mal
Tarfart
Kram
Taggart
Crushed in Freight Wreck Claims Engineer at Waynesburg
A freight wreck on the P. and A. near Waynesburg claims engineer Charles P. Hambton killed and a brakeman badly scarred. The crash occurred early this morning and authorities are investigating the cause.
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Sorvine-NeMor Press Association
Waynesburg
Charles P. Hambton
Drawing Room Ornaments At German Embassy Luxurious
A Sun Washington report describes a German embassy drawing room flooded with silver and gold adornments. Mirrors and sconces cover walls in a 23 by 44 foot space, with gold and silver pieces valued as the finest unique works by the master silversmith from Nuremberg, earning rare prestige.
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Sun
Washington
Bott
Rome
Merman
Rarlunita
Peing
Galdsmith
Nurembera
Woman Takes Poison in Western Church
Miss Nettie Brown daughter of Tt CL Arawa of Lincoln Nebraska killed herself in the Catholic cathedral in Kansas City after arriving with no funds. She boarded at a reading hotel and asked the Omaha guardian to telegraph for money. The hotel authorities found no guardian connection and she remained in church after services before being found dead.
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Spertal
Kansas City
Nettie Brown
Stata
Tt CL Arawa
Sncoln
Nab
Shielde
Yuaterday
Catholic Acla
Sting Brown
Kinsas City
Reading
Omaha
Congres Taillon
Ir Ft Pew
Unity at the polls for railway workers council
Union speakers from various railway labor orders urged ballot action to influence legislation and public affairs. Notables include Walter Copsey of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Maxine Campbell of the Order of Halfway Telegraphers, among others. The meeting emphasized unified action to elect proper officials.
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Pierson
Chancet Board
Apehkers
Walter Copsey
BD. Campbell
Taranto
Order of Halfway Telegraphers
Sage heirs offer 50,000 for new school building
Mrs Sage, granddaughter of Col John Germain of Sag Harbor, offers $50,000 to fund a new school building in Sag Harbor. The proposal follows her restoration of the old homestead, begun after her purchase and living there summers, with Mr Sage supporting the venture.
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Bag Harbor
Rosze
Sage
John Germain
Sag Harbor
Bir
Women Lecture on Serility vs Industry at Magoniedar
Ms Gertende Bo Hunt will speak to women on "Sretilism vs Industrial i Sirvinude, War and Child Tabor" at Magoniedar on Thursday November 1 at 4 p m The Lyceum auxiliary will sponsor a social with entertainment and refreshments all welcome.
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Mre
Gertende
Bo Hunt
Magoniedar
Thur-Aay
Goa
Hired Body Guard to Protect Leader in San Francisco
Veney from Oregon hired by Nun idolph Sprevkles to ferret out manipal Bratt to prosecute bribes-givers more vigorously than bribe-takers. Boss Ruel received no timely threatening letters as he loudly boasted of hiring a bodyguard. San Franciscans await the outcome of the legal battle between Miettey and Chief over the Tehaosing at grand furans.
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Scrippa-Meltit Preas Sawnetium
San Francisco
Francis J. Veney
Oregon
Nunidolph Sprevkles
Mani Pal Bratt
Hak
Bribs-Takern
Ruel Han
San Francisen
Miettey
Grand Furans
Ready for Big Meeting In Torinean Hall
A big meeting is planned for Tuesday night in Torinean hall with Vice President Fairbanke as chairman. John L. Griffiths, United States consul at Liverpool, will be introduced after a large turnout is anticipated. About 30 vice-presidents are named for the gathering and many seats are reserved for women with escorts. A cyclone finish campaign runs from now to election day with meetings at factories and in the city and county.
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Toriinean Hall
Fairbanke
John L. Grimtiths
United States Copont
Liverpool
Ula
Das
Loyal socialist may be elected campaign trail
New York Met 29 report on Morris Hillquit modeling a strong socialist bid in the Ninth New York congressional district. He is backed by unions and a broad labor network with volunteers, youth leagues, and professional members. The piece notes his Riga birth, 1870 arrival, and long union advocacy, aiming to become the first socialist in Congress.
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New York
She Petement
Hirth
Rupert
Henry Oe Foxle
Congress
Charles. Adler
Morris Huiquit
Snevanet Andidate
Riga
Portia Fire Destroys 204 Buildings in Arkansas Town
A large explosion at a stove shop sparked a blaze that ripped through Portia, Portia County, Arkansas, leveling 204 buildings and damaging Walnut River area homes. Portia, a key cotton shipping point, faced widespread destruction as residents faced displacement and loss. Local authorities investigated the cause and mobilized aid for affected families. The blaze damaged the heart of the town with many businesses and homes burned.
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Scrippr-Nefae Pream Association
Portia
Ark
Portis
Lond
Walnut Riva
Portin
Arkansas
Fire damages St. Charles hotel in New Albany
A fire at the St. Charles hotel in New Albany caused about 55000 damage, starting on the third floor from a furnace last night. No injuries reported. Local fire units battled the blaze through the night and investigators begun examining the scene.
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New Albany
St. Charles
Murder in asylum case shocks Lexington crowd
Daniel Adams received one year in county jail for participating in the killing of Fred Kotterer, a patient at Eastern Kearney asylum. Adams was indicted with Fred Pharria, champion and J. M. Claggett. Pharria got seven years in the penitentiary. Chempton was dismissed without trial. Claggett’s trial pending.
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Scrippa-McHae Preee Association
Lexington
Daniel AL “Adams
Fred Kotterer
Ashland
Kearney
Adams
Fred Pharria
RR Champion
J. M. Claggett
Pharria
Chempton
Claggett
Unidentified body found in Chamber of Commerce ruin
In Kansas City Kansas on October 2, the body of an unidentified man was recovered from the Chamber of Commerce building ruins, bringing total recovered to 11 with the hospital death making 14. Rescue workers report three more bodies remain trapped in the rubble.
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Kansas City
Kas
Chamber of Commerce
Events of the Week In New York Prate Wynnam BR
The article outlines upcoming speaking events and political gatherings across New York and nearby areas. It mentions a British teachers’ visit to study American lectures, a national convention of the American Federation of Labor, and a sermon series by notable speakers including Luther byaw of America and President Palthanks, with dates in November and a Canton meeting.
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New York
Prate Wynnam
Mears
Tndepermiense League
Teemiocratic
Anahares B
Training hotel help discussed at Cincinnati meeting
At the next Hotel Men's association gathering in Toledo in December, leaders propose a nationwide program to train hotel and domestic staff. Walter H. Maxwell of the Palace hotel outlines a push for male and female helpers to learn conduct and heating roles across states, aiming to standardize service training.
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Scrippa-Melite Pica Aweudativas Cincinnati
Homer
Railroad Time Cards Show Cincinnati Division Schedules
Time card extract listing Cincinnati Hamilton Dayton city office schedules for trains to Cincinnati Indianapolis Toledo Detroit and Springfield division. Includes departure times from various points, arrivals in Indianapolis and other destinations, with numerous misread digits and station notes.
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Cincinnati
Hamilton
Dayton
Ofice
Imimalsst
Anate Divislom
Cincinnate
Blus P Ma
Artive
Indianapoliis
Oleg
Indianapolia
Toledo
Arriva
Indianapolis
Detroit
Chi
Inamageia
Ais
Chicago
Prediction by Raphael the Astrologer for Oct 2
Prediction notes a very doubtful outlook for Tuesday October 2 with warnings about Lassen disputes in business and tight money. Domestic matters show fortune. a child born that day 190% will be generous, kind, respected, and successful in business.
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