Cornerstone ceremony ends in church collapse tragedy
A platform during St Marys Roman Catholic church cornerstone ceremony collapsed amid 3000 spectators. One child died, ten fatally injured and about thirty to forty hurt as 1500 to 8000 people crowded the insecure floor. The old church and school were converted to hospitals. services continued after the accident.
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Mary Weber
Sheffield
Katie Griffin
Mary McGracith
John Fustin
W. L Brown
John Fox
William du Burgett
Mary Latimer
Jacob Keefer
John Martin
John Eastin
M. Bruce
William Ryan
Tacoma
Wash
Oath
Ine
Puyallup
John Vournier
H. Bailey
Eddie Lemagie
Fred Foy
Moteman
Lesa
Mansilion
Supreme Court of Minnesota
Harry T. Hayward
Maud Steidel
Chicago
Father Wagner
Romnan Catholic Privat
St. Joseph
Janis Caren
Cleveland
O. T
Lepor
Dallas
Jim Smith
Neenah
Demented Certenant at Port Sheridan Fires at Crofton
The Fifteenth Infantry commander Colonel HB A Cromwe at Fort Sheridan was wounded by a shot fired by Lieutenant Payne of company F. Payne escaped from hospital after mental trouble tied to overindulgence in liquor. At the fort the incident caused great excitement and sympathy for the officer.
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Political party conventions name their men in 1900s Nebraska and Massachusetts
In Liscouy Nebraska on October 8 Republicans nominated S L Norval for supreme court Charles S Morrell and H L Gould as state university regents. In Worcester Massachusetts the Democratic state convention backed a sound money platform and nominated George Fred Williams as governor James S Grinnell Edward J Flynn Eben S Stevens Henry F Hurlbut Alfred C Whitney. A New York anti suffrage committee urged voters to back men opposed to women voting.
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Close of the Eucharistic Congress at Wasmsorox
The Eucharistic congress of the Roman Catholic church concluded its sessions with Cardinal Gibbons leading a procession of archbishops bishops and dignitaries through the university grounds to McMahon Hall where he delivered the benediction. The event stands as the most notable gathering of the clergy in the church’s history. The congress finished with a strong statement endorsing strict observance of Sunday duties.
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Prairie State condensed report of Sangamon indictments
The Sangamon county grand jury after five weeks returned 147 indictments including Representative Milroy H. Gibeon of Chicago and Thomas J. Bunn of Bloomington. Gibeon is charged with taking a bribe to influence votes and a subcommittee report. Bunn named as a witness. a second session led to indictments. The panel also notes witnesses and expected further indictments in Cook and Peoria counties amid a broader bribery inquiry.
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Fifty Vessels Lost in Devonshire Gale Off Ilfracombe
Wreckage washed ashore near Ilfracombe on the north Devon coast suggests more than fifty vessels of various types were lost in the Bristol Channel during the recent gale. The total death toll may rise beyond the earlier estimate of twenty four.
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Death notices from Iran and United States figures
A list of obituaries and death notices mentioning individuals such as Rankin a San Francisco philanthropist, ex Senator Robert Chozier of Kansas in Leavenworth, Mrs Bucuel Elam of Chicago, scholar Knit Whitney Blake of Brown University in Hampton, Absalom Funk of Shirley Illinois, Enric Evensey of Mason City Indiana, Daniel Miller of Rockford Illinois, Hjalmer Boyesey a New York novelist, actor Watbes Kawary in New York, Frederick Anderson a Princeton Illinois pioneer, Rev Thomas Beanpoy of Easton Pennsylvania and Killarney Leeland, with various locations indicating prominent figures across the United States.
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Mason City
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Armenian Arrests and Amnesty Debate in Constantinople
Constantinople October 7. British ambassador Sir Phillip Currie urged Sultan to halt arrests of Armenians. Armenian leaders sought amnesty for those detained. Powers held talks and issued a collective note. Currie sought permission to visit prisoners to report. Wounded Armenians described with many injuries. Also report notes 400 Armenians missing since September, plus 92 Beatles sent to hospital. In Minseavolia, Episcopal deputies reversed two major propositions in the church revision, keeping the General Convention name and inviting foreign bishops while declaring the term Am erican Church disputed. The session showed wind of change in church governance and naming.
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Disgraceful Doings at Beloit Northwestern Contest
A Northwestern versus Beloit football game in Chicago turned into a near riot after Thorne struck Beloit halfback Baker, breaking his nose. The melee drew hundreds of students, with police overwhelmed as both sides hurled insults and threats, chaos briefly overtaking the field before order was restored.
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Ian
Wrass
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Leloie
Supreme court settles state fishing jurisdiction cases
Lansing reports a historic decision in the case state versus Haug, confirming state control over lakes and sloughs along the Iowa shore of the river and restricting fishing prosecutions to hook and line in main boundary waters, after prior lower court exemption for slough areas.
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