Atlantic City Storm Knocks Out Lines and Destroys Structures
A Gulf storm battered Atlantic City causing telegraph and telephone outages, damaged piers, uprooted trees, and uprooting of structures including the Queen Anne pier. Philadelphia and New York endured fierce winds, with rail and street disruption and injuries reported, as President Roosevelt halted a Hills Island trip amid the hurricane's reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Gulf Region
Atlantic City
Delaware & Atlantic Telephone Company
Wednesda
Atlantc City
Collie Alu
McCartan
Cb Auuttie City
Ruilroad
Cape May
Jersey Shore
May
Queen Ann
Philadephia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Broad St
Stratum
Pitman Grove
J. MM
New York
Arbacoy
Walle St
Yeas
Roosevelt
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Hills Island
Fort Schuyler
Weather Bureau
Howes Bloody Work Ends in Self Inflicted Death
In Wabashville Indiana on September 10 Wilam Howe, 52, a laborer, killed his daughter in law Mrs. Horace Howe with a Winchester rifle in his zoo on the west side of Public wallare, then shot himself. He died about three hours later after fleeing to his sister’s home where he shot himself on the porch. About 100 men helped search though lynching fears loomed. Mrs Howe had come from Henie to obtain evidence for a divorce case. The sheriff reports no statement from Howe before he died at 2:45 a.m. Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woblesville
Ind
Horace Howe
Wilam Howe
Lowe
Howe
Wallare
Ing
Mass Meeting Planned by Republicans in Tomlinson Hall
A big Republican mass meeting is planned in Tomlinson Hall Friday night with Iman Logsden likely to ace a key role. Judge Willan and Thomas Yount also on the city ticket will deliver speeches as the executive committee notes the event. Bookwalter administration faces opposition from critics and organizers aim to boost the majority to silence detractors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iman Logsden
Tomlinson
Bookwalter
Willan
Thomas Yount
Org
Sousa
Adjournment Sought for Mexican War Veterans Meeting
Over 60 Indiana Mexican War veterans met in Room 12 at the house on Wednesday morning. The gathering praised Major Mulky Thoomiatton as president and planned the next reunion for Bedford, while Mrs Murdock of Texas urged Congress to raise pensions for widows of Mexican War veterans to 82 a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reing
Mulhy
Bedford
Carleson
Menapolis
MMA
Murdock
Texas
Dames of `48
Sho
United States
Liner Advertisement Notes on Ninth Day of Month
An aged clipping lists new liner ads for today including for rent houses for sale business property rent rooms and piano needs. It mentions wanted proofreading porter portrait agents and hints at bargains and a girl carriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted
Porter
Anced
Wale
Explosion Frightens Crowd at Washington and Pennsylvani Corn
A Wednesday morning scene near the Washington and Pennsylvania corner startled bystanders when a muffled blast occurred. Police inspector Paulfet investigated the puff of smoke, then discovered the cause: his own revolver discharged while his coat pocket concealed the weapon, sending officers to inspect their gear and reset the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pennsylvani
William Paulfet
Paulfet
Perry Land
Wise
Paulfel
Liang Het
Parkel
Petey
Pennsylvania St
Ward II Booze Meeting Sparks Controversy in Precinct 8 Ward HU
Report of a Tuesday night Ward II gathering of the Democratic Central Committee in Dalton's saloon reveals attendees exposed to alcohol, with the door ushered to private rooms. The event, tied to political maneuvering, raised questions about conduct and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Precinct
Ward HU
Democraliy Central
William Precinct
Dalton’ Salva
Fletcherseve
Dalton
Moelaman
Dalley
She Menting
Sede
Bank break in at Khosda nets silver stash
Thieves forced entry at The Farmers' Bank in Khosda Tuesday night and stole about $1,000 in silver. Police investigate the entry and track leads across the city. No injuries reported. Authorities urge residents to report suspicious activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Sein
Farmers’ Bank
Khosda
Staten
Duke of Roxburghe Wins Miss May Goblet Title in Distorted Note
London report records the Duke of Roxburghe winning the Miss May Goblet after a ten war effort against Viscount Crichton amid unclear South African phrasing and garbled context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke OF Roxburghe
London
Indiana Frost Threat Delays Harvest Says Blythe Weather
Indiana faces frost Wednesday night and Thursday cool, forewarned by Blythe and echoed by locals. Indianapolis saw 7 am 67, noon 65, 2 pm 60 as wisps of frost threaten corn and fruit. chilly winds sweep across the Midwest, with frost reported in Nebraska, Iowa, the Dakotas, Minnesota and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Viele
Indiana
Ladians
Jack Frost
Dresnes
Huron
S. D
Mina
Cheyenne
Omaha
Yankton
Nebraska
Iowa
The
Dakotas
Minnesote
East
Mexican Veterans Attend National Meeting
At the national Mexican veterans association annual remin in, over 91 members attended the meeting in the state house room on Wednesday afternoon. I. P T. Maden of Chwin hath served as president and J. C. Carlton was secretary of the national organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State House
I. P T. Maden
Chwinhath
J.C. Carlton
Typhoid Cases Decline With Only One New Reported
Typhoid fever numbers are easing as Wednesday records show a single new case. City health officials note recent daily cases ranged from two to eight, with a few days lacking new infections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Health Department
Fix
Banking institution closes its doors in Indiana
In Lagrange Indiana on a Wednesday, the Evans son bank, a private and aid banking institution, closed its doors following a run by patrons including era and merchant. Estimated losses reach about 8000 dollars. A new rural mail route will be established to Coatesville on October 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lagrange
Ind
Emson Bank
BoHul
Coatesville
Wastlington
Imperial Troops Suffer Heavy Loss in Insurgent Engagement
Madrid September 1 Murieve dispatches report 60 Imperial troops sent to relieve a besieged position were killed in action with Insurgents. The sultan narrowly escaped capture by the enemy after the engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Murieve
Suiten
Insurgenta
Irish officers name Lind Chehau man who escaped prison
Two Irish officers identified Lind Chehau as the escapee from the prison. They stated it would take 500 men to arrest him. Patrolmen Meraly and others pursued the suspect through damaged routes and clashing encounters as the man evaded capture over several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynchehau
AEW Socratic Opener Faces Hall Search Amid Campaign Notes
A fragmented report describes organizers seeking a hall for an AEW Socratic opener. The piece mentions Democratic campaign timing and a Wednesday board session, with attendees including Hottzman and Duke Dut, plus chatter about a public meeting and local civic figures.
Threat to assassinate Colorado's governor surfaces
A corrupt anonymous note threatens Colorado's governor with death if troops are ordered into unwelcome territory. The letter of abusive character targets actions by Gov. Jas. H. Peabody and district officials, warning of dire consequences if deployment proceeds. Authorities investigate the threat and monitor security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. H. Peabody
Cheir
Syhe
Canal bill details and injuries report in Toledo collision
United Minister representative Jombis cables the department on September 1. Senate considered a committee wage bill outlining payments to Colombia totaling 20.4 08 i rata of 190.0W for 80 years with 23 percent renewals, and $10,000,009 to Panama Canal Co. while affirming canal zone neutrality and Colombian sovereignty. Three workers were hurt in a Toledo freight train collision near here on September 16, with one reported fatally injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ue United
Jombis
Senate Imant- Moyely
Peres Saty
Colombia
United States
Panama Canal Company
Canal Zone
Prisoner Lynehebaun Faces Hearing Amid Crowd at Trial
Spectators packed the hearing room as Willam Tyndean and Sergt Wicks identified Lynehebaun, accused of a prison escape and assault with intent to kill. The court adjourned to September 4, while supporters hailed the prisoner and urged leniency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gia
Butte
Ong Siouer Muores
Ecemum
Dames Lynebehann
Ibe
Iris Condit
Tressure Ronm
Die Tainty
Lie
Mblage
Fou
Teed
Sae Lynehebaus
Tis Fatherland
U S-dintretautcracy
Lafole Teile
Viet Lee
Fle
Ami
Ambancedot Chute
Leneheheun
Addison Harrix
Fenlin
Winter
Harry Spay
Moorew
Vtale
Willam Tyndean
Queens County
Ireland
Lynehebaun
Ine
Law Frollette
Uf Privener
Vex
Min
Sergt
Wicks
Castlebar
Reslund
Tyndehaun
Tyndenn
Lynceham
Also Mentioned on This Page
Atlantic
Cty
Tomlinson Hall
White
Walters
Holtzman
Maguire
Bere
Advertisementa
Pauliel
Ward II
Bootse
Dalton's Saloon
Fletcher-Ave
Duke OF
Roxburghe
Blythe
Sam
Prince Ne
Wulechasre
Bolton
Meraly
Withim Bolton
Yi Hardiegest
Hallon
Patna
AEW Socratic
Shawn
Warerom
Hottzman
Duke Dut
Uscat Ly Rotter
Trottaman
Fainers
Colorado
Peabody Vas Uren
Senate
Toledo
Lake Shors
Here
Chicago
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
Renison