Inferno Destroys Large Part of Hot Springs
A devastating fire in Hot Springs Arkansas swept thirty blocks, destroying hotels Post Office and multiple structures as 40 mile per hour winds fanned the flames. Despite extensive efforts by firemen and volunteers with outside aid, the blaze roared through the city leaving several buildings ruined and widespread darkness.
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Negro Cabin
Malvern
Deetroyne
Birk
Audierign Theater
Aed
Ozark Sanitarium
Garland
City Mall
Orwrk
St Joseph
Firtrary
Siais
Central
Ouachita Avenites
Caminetti Bail, Son of Immigration Official Guilty
Camnetti found guilty on one count of the indictment charging violation of the Mannashire slave trade law. A £10,000 bond was provided by Frank Freeman of Willows and G. Badgamp of San Francisco. Sentence to be pronounced with Maury I. Diggs, convicted on four counts.
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San Francisco
Cal
Farley Drew Caminety
Frank Freeman
Willows
G. Badgamp
United States
Maury I. Diggs
Caminet
Runaway Engine Kills Two In Salt Lake City Crash
A runaway engine on the Idaho Northern extension of the Oregon Short Line derailed and fell onto the rear brakeman’s cabin in Salt Lake City. Fireman William Potts and brakeman T. Scott were killed. brakeman George Miller was injured.
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Saltlake City
Utah
Willian Potts
T. Scott
George Miller
Idaho
Oregon
Government buys radium for public hospital in Berlin
The Pruesan government paid 57.59 for one gram of radium for a city hospital in Berlin, a total of 87,500 marks.
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Berlin
Pruesan
Nomination of Selph as St. Louie postmaster confirmed
The nomination of Colin M. Selph to be postmaster of St. Louie was sent to the senate and confirmed. A deadlock had stalled the postmastership since chority after Wilson's election.
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Washington
Colin M. Selph
St. Louie
Senate
Wilson
Morrisburg Man Dies After 56 Day Fast
Morrisburg, Pa. William Betdle, aged nearly years, died here following a 56 day fast. During the fast he reportedly ate two pieces of toast. The death is attributed to grief over the loss of a close relative.
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Morrisburg
William Betdleman
Cloge
Frequent Talks Signal Huerta Regime Shakeup
The article reports O S haughnessy and Lind in ongoing talks with the Mexican government amid rumors of cabinet changes and Treviño potential to lead foreign relations. It notes a U S exodus from the capital and pending messages from O S haughnessy about developments in the coming days.
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O'Shaughnessy and Lind
Gen Treciie
Trevino
Aeder
Megip
Washington
Shasehreasw
Charee Duffaires
Mexico
Dehn Lind
Vera Crue
Hera
Ostudhnessy
Treeldant
Ieee
Huerta Out of Mexico Considers U.S. Move
A report from Verarig Mealoo notes Huerta may leave Mexico City as talks with Wilson and Taft advance. An imminent move to Washington is discussed with plans to present a diplomacy front to the president, while confidence grows in a cordial stance between the two governments.
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Beteacona E Inclay
Ambaveadir al
Wilson
Seerecee
Wile Wall
Gen. Iteerta
Huber
Hroan
Foelitiine
Ole Nine
Ahatiber
Sorihd Ter
Thaw Loses Plea in Court and Habeas Corpus Effort
Coat ione Quebec reports Thaw loses court appeal as habeas corpus bid to free him from custody fails. Lawyer Lafamme KC, now Thaw’s counsel, had traveled to Montreal seeking relief and to challenge detention by authorities.
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Coat Ione
Quebec
Siestien
Stanford Witte
Troit
Miete
Loyalry Mor
Lafamme
Maticooat
Anderetem
Montreal
J. D. Backs Moral "Movies" in New Orleans Stage
In New Orleans a controversial stage production aims to depict a white male narrator leaving high society and entering a segregated district known as Storpuilie. The play, backed by J. D., promises a raw portrayal of life in a red light district around the city’s squares, tied to the era’s morals debates.
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New Orleans
Jobo
Rankefeller
London
Soho
Slays Sheriff Ends Life in Sullivan Valley
Decatur HL Sheriff Wo M Flemming of Moghrle county was killed near Sullivan after attempting to arrest named Huff, who had assaulted Nora Sige. Policeman John Telly was wounded but survived. Huff then fled a quarter mile to a cornfield and killed himself with the same knife used in the murder.
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Decatur
Sherif
Flemming
Moghrle
Sullivan
Jif
Huff
Nora Sige
Perry Mand
John Telly
Tokyo Mob Against Ministry in Fiery Diplomatic Clash
Chaos surrounds a controversial Japanese protest with calls for military action and clashes over California dispute. Diplomats, political factions, and pacifist speakers spar as crowds press demands for decisive policy shifts amid rising international tension.
Alfalfa Bill presses for war over Wilson policy
Oklahoma Representative Alfalfa Murray denounces Wilson’s policy as futile and foolish and calls for a strong protectionist stance abroad. Texas Representative Garrett vows to fight any move to recognize Huerta, declaring Texans would wage war to the last.
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Washington, DC
Wilson
Alfalfa BT Murray
Okahoma
Murray
Garrett
Teins
Huerta
Banker and 130000 Gone in Port Worth Bank Defalcation
Washington reports a 130000 shortage at the State National Bank of Port Worth Texas. Acting comptroller Kane said the loss does not threaten the bank’s solvency. Separate Montana item notes a prospector Labister, 42, died by dynamite in his cabin near Melrose. A wild tornado near Albion injures eight and kills Edward McConville, 12.
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Washington
1. C
State National Bank of
Port Worth
Tex
Thomas FP. Kane
National
Hank Examiner van Zandt
Melrose, Mont
Joseph Labister
Melrose
Albinia
Yankee Robinson Circle
Edward McConville
Wilton-Wistert nuptials set for November twenty fourth
The wedding of Prat ele Savre ani Mine Jeeste Vieon is approved by Mrs Woondive Witton. The ceremony will be Tuesday November 24 at the White House with plans for a formal ceremony and reception.
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Mies Wilton
Mre
Woondive Witton
Palmyra Water Supply Project Leads to State Contract
A state wide drainage and excavation contract was awarded to the Callahan Unionian company of Ketustes to develop the water system serving Palmyra and surrounding counties. The project funds aim to upgrade the city’s two water sources, including the central spring and North River intake, with delays noted from weather and local incidents.
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al Seo
Hivttven
Wileity
Talopedn
Wike
Utewale
Callahan Uonellection Company
Keteustes
Anu
Palmyra
Elfy
Milestone centenarian's age debated in Cole county
A claimed 143 year old in Cole County near Jefferson City drew attention as residents questioned the tally. Mayor George Waller issued a fire alert amid shortages, while a local figure Richard Hoops cheered a death linked to old age claims. The man, said to be eight miles east of Jefferson City, stated he witnessed Yorktown when Cornwallis surrendered.
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Jefferson City
Richard Hoops
Cole County
Yorktown
Cornwalle
Suspect Injured by Train in Omaha Murder Case
Mrs. Rasmus Peterson and her Sergold child were murdered near Fremont with robbery as motive. Their bodies were found the next day. A child's saving bank was stolen. Joe Waters, a neere, was fatally injured near a railroad track in South Omaha after being struck by a passing train. He carried a child's bank and said he found it before dying.
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Omaha
Nebl
Rasmus Peterson
Fremont
Joe Waters
Reilroad
South Onoaba
Childs Bank
Boy and Sister Drown After River Tragedy in Arkansas
Jack Boone age years old and his sister Dorothy nine were playing near the Arkensae river near here when Dorothy struggled beyond her depth. Jack went to help and both drowned in the river. Their bodies were recovered after the tragedy.
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Savester
Little Hock
Ark
Jack Boone
Dorothy
Arkensae
Contempt Squeeze On Western Fuel Co Debtors and Exec
In San Francisco judges order a fee on Western Fuel Co and imprisonment for contempt of David I Nor foe, secretary, for refusing to produce the companys books before the foders grand jury.
Couticook Quebec Politician Considers British Subjection
A Quebec figure faced with possible repatriation contemplates surrendering Canadian status to become a British subject. Lawyers urge urgent action with aims to alter allegiance within months, reflecting plans to avoid deportation and secure residency prospects.
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Couticook
Quebec
Canada
Fulton Flliah W Blankenship Dies at Home in Calwood War Veteran
The six year old Fulton Flliah W Blankenship, a Confederate veteran and member of Mekett's brigade at Gettysburg, died at his Calwood home. He was noted as one of two Confederates who filled the fence line behind the intrenchments thrown up by Federal forces.
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Fulton
Flliah W
Blankenship
Mekett
Calwood
Sensational murder case linked to Harmon's sons arrest
A Wyandotte county mystery deepens as three of J C Hammon’s sons, Arthur, Hert, and Cycar Harmon, are jailed during an administrator’s sale of Hammon’s estate. Floyd Hammon accuses them of withholding murder knowledge. Johnson County to work roads Warrensburg October 6 and 7 replace governor’s hot schedule.
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Borine Fe
J C. Hammon
Donne
Hammons
Arthur, Hert
Cycar Harmon
Floyd Hammon
J. ©. Harmon
Johnson County
Warrensburg
Major
Attempt on Abe In Tokyo Leaves Director Wounded
In Tokio a plot to assassinate Moritaro Abe, director of the political bureau at the Japanese foreign office, was carried out with a stabbing in the abdomen. Abe suffered four severe wounds and is hospitalized.
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Mari
China
Nanks
California
Japan
Tokio
Moritaro Abe
Japanese Foreign Office
Sleepwalker wedged in ship porthole at sea
John Steel, walking in his sleep aboard the Oceanic, wedged himself in a porthole mid ocean. Officers freed him as his feet dangled from the sole of the ship and he was pulled on deck.
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New York
John Steel
Oceanic
Harlem prison death in cell described as smothering incident
A fragmentary report describes a death in a Harlem cell amid claims of suffocation. Details note a confined space with walls and measurements, but the full sequence and responsible parties remain unclear in the available text.
Frisco Freight Crash Injures Three Near Fredonia Kansas
A Frisco rear end collision at Fredonia Kansas left three people injured when an extra freight struck a through freight as it entered the yard. The impact demolished the engine and five cars, closing the line briefly.
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Fredonia
Kan
Vuarda
Robbers Hold Up Paymaster Near Parr Shoals
Four bandits held up shot and robbed a paymaster of $16,000 at the Parr Shoals power plant construction site 22 miles north of Columbia. Bloodhounds were sent to the scene.
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Columbia
8. C
Parr Shoals
Montgomery Lns Dry Saloons Closed After 60 Years
In Montgomery every saloon is shut as the town experiences a historic crackdown. The closure marks the end of a six decade era with courts and elections shaping the new order.
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Montgomery Ln “Dry
Montgomery
Fiest Bee Bern
Tariff battle sparks national debate in Wyoming letter
A chaotic but vivid briefing discusses a proposed wool tariff law and its political fallout. It cites Senator Warren, President Wilber, and party reactions as supporters warn of ruin while opponents fear price hikes and economic collapse for American consumers.
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Wyoming
Warren Oene
de Mae
Eines Abraham
Aldrich
Leene
Benatar Warrey
Capely
Benater Warres
Wywening
Senator Warren
Congress
Sugar Industry Wages and Labor Tensions Highlight Western Fields
Fragmented OCR reads discuss sugar production costs and wages, noting persistent labor concerns in the western beet fields. The piece cites ongoing vigilance against unrest and mentions canning, industrial practices, and Aldrichtom’s labor stance as reflective of broader tensions in the sugar industry.
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Epol
Wwe
West
Coremor Foe Adopts New Identity as Kopeblieas
Fragmented text shows a political debate on party allegiance and trust law. It mentions a figure once allied with Massachusetts, now claiming a new name, with arguments about corporate control thresholds and government regulation. The passage reflects early 20th century civic ideology and party questions amid concerns of fair competition.
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Coremor
Massachusetts
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