Towns Gone in Florida Storm Wipes Out Villages
A Florida storm devastates Levi and Alechus counties leaving 206 families destitute and causing dozens of injuries and at least thirty fatalities. Fannin and Needmore are destroyed, many towns like Yular Judson and Chietland suffer near total ruin, and Lak e City area reports heavy damage. News from East Coast counties confirms widespread destruction, with fear of higher death toll near 100 as sugar cane and cotton crops are ruined.
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Stacksonville
Fla
Weatero
Levi
Alechus
Jacksonville
Levi County
Fannin
Needmore
Yular
Judson
Chietland
Bronnon
Baker
Suwanes
Nassau
Columbia
Mitenville
Aguthera Pointe
Hagen Staion
Lake City
Lake Bucs
Beime
Florida
Cedar Keys
Gainesville
Nigh Springs
Newberry
Bransford
Callahan
Gulf
Athintic Coast
Shenandoan Valles
Shenandoah Valley
Baltimore & Ohio
Staunton
Virginia
Ske N. Thomas
New= ‘market
Haltimiere & Ohio
Harper's Ferre
Chesapeake & Western
Norfolk & Western
FIO
Ntexsox
Ariz
Ooel
Whetstone
San Pedro
Southern Pacific
Lenton
Waiter Rot AG
Jageronvitig
Cedar Keys Inundated By Tide and Fire Destruction
Reports detail vast damage at Cedar Keys with many drownings and widespread ruin. Fifteen people feared dead, several families lost, docks and wharves washed away, bridges swept out, and much.property wiped out. Rescue efforts hampered by mud, scattered vessels, and missing residents as storm aftermath unfolds.
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Ramora
Igler
Thia
Florida Central & Peninsula Railroad
Vedor Keys
Cedar Keys
Long Bridge
Massacres Reported as Armenian Slaughter Continues
Dispatch from Conantinomne Turkey cites orders for a flotilla of ten torpedo boats to defend the Dardanelles after a Russian officer inspection. Letters from Eharput corroborate massacres at Egin with an estimated 3,000 killed.
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Conantinomne
Turkey
Dardanelles
Eharput Consfirm
Egin
Bryan Still Talking Echoes in Southern Towns
Oct 2 The democratic nominee spoke at Point Pleasant Wheeling and Hed Houses committee of Charleston met the Bryan party. He urged votes based on the money value and rejected fears about money amounts. A parade greeted him at the depot and a large crowd followed to the public park. An attempted assault on the candidate occurred during the Wheeling excursion. Other items note convention adjournment in Kentucky and a internal party power struggle in New York.
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Echo Democrate Nomines
Cuaresteon
W. Va
Banda
Point Pleaseant
Wheeling
Brian
Hed Houses
Charleston
Bryan
E Willis Wilson
Eay
Bryso
Cricixxall
Times-Star
W. Vas
Snostic
Williley
New York
Dansforth
Foley
Tay
New Onal Democratic Party
St. Luci
National Association of Democratic Clubs
Meris
Generals Train Handles Crowds Across Kansas Stops
In Kansas a crowd greets federal generals during the train tour with stops at Osage City Strong City and Emporia. Alger Warden Howard and Sickles speak on issues including money and the November election as thousands assemble and cheer in depots along the route.
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Emporita
Kan
Federal Generals Party
Osage City
Erala
Algerie
Lee
Kanagus
Alger
Howard
George A. Warden
Massacchusetts
Tenner
Kanssa
Bickinley
Misa
Isappi
Stewart
Emporia
Warden
Strong City
Sickles
Removal of a Deposed Sultan Sparks Tense Standoff
In Zanzusak Oot, after palace bombardment by British gunboats Sayid Raslid, who crowned himself sultan, sought asylum at the German consulate. German sailors escorted him aboard a German cruiser amid a surge tide, provoking a protest from the British consul awaiting instructions from London.
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Hugland
Zanzusak
Sayid Raslid
Khalid
Bia
London
Promised Role for Stone in Bryan Cabinet?
A St Louis Republic report says Missouri Governor Stone was offered a cabinet post if Bryan wins. The rumor spurs his withdrawal in the Missouri Senate race in favor of West.
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Josilon
St. Louis
the Republic
Chicago Platform
Stone
Missouri
Bryan
West
United States
Democratic Managers at Topeka Consider Bryan Dates
Topeka dispatch reports Democratic state leaders received a National Committee message urging delay on Bryan dates in Kansas. They view it as a tactic to cancel appearances, amid confusion over the national party’s plans for the Kansas campaign.
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Topeka
Aryan
Torego
Kay
William J. Aryan
Kansas
Love
Bryan
National Committee
Robbery and Pursuit Haunt LaGrange Bank Heist
A bold three man robbery of the First National Bank at Joseph Oregon is described with a deadly showdown. One robber killed by citizen fire, another wounded, the third escaping with coin and currency from vaults and private boxes. Citizens armed themselves and a pursuer shot the attackers. Burglary results include hundreds of dollars in coin and notes.
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LaGrange Ore
First National Bank of
Joseph
Wallowa County
Porse
Cackier McCully
McCully
Alex Donnelly
Fatal Sheep Stampede Buries Herder in Cascade Slope
In Oregon or Washington near the Northern Pacific line a herd of 3,000 sheep stampeded after a startled leader, trampled Andrew Nelson to death, with about 1,100 sheep dying beneath him and their bodies piled over the corpse. Other items report whitecapping threats near Lirux Race Arkansas, a Lafayette Indiana drum corps linked to a Ladies Bryan club, and rich gold ore beds near Mount Tacoma along with a Kansas burglary case in Vercuixo.
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Tacoma
Wash
Cascade Mountains
Northern Pacific Railroad
Andrew Nelson
Pell-Meli
Nelson
Lirrux Race
Ark
Henry Watkins
Harrison
Uresselock
Mount
B. Taluot
Gold Hill
Pacific Forest Reserve
Market and receipts mixed in early October agricultural notes
The report lists cattle and hog receipts in Chicago and revisions in cash and future markets. Prices show mixed to higher trends with hogs at 28 000 receipts, cattle and beef cows varying, oats and corn futures quoted, and regional bids in Oklahoma City and Chicago reflecting slow to moderate demand. Strong shipments and steady dairy notes appear alongside price quotes for feed and grain futures.
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Beaves
Hawess Crrz
Tex- AB Uleers
Samar
Atesdy
Limba
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