Liner Volturno Burned At Sea Toll 146 Die
A North Atlantic disaster reports the liner Volturno burning amid gale winds. At least 146 lives are lost with 521 saved as Carmania and nine other liners race to aid passengers and crew. Fire spread from fore to stern, rescuers struggled through rough seas, and the burning ship sank as dawn broke.
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New York
Voltorno
Cunard
Cept Barr
Halifax
Ita Migranta
Ative
Caoymania
la Toursine
Ninneapolig
Rappahannock
Czar
Narragangett
Devonian
Kroosland
Grosser Kurfurst
Seydlez
Nurragengett
Devontlar
Kroonland
T He Seydiltz
Regepe
Barr
Isa
Volturno
Electric Railway Men Meet At Atlantic City Convention
More than 5 000 delegates from street railway companies, the National Institute of Electrical Engineers and the American Telephone and Telegraph company gather in Atlantic City for the annual American Electric Railways association convention. Speakers will discuss profit sharing plans with employees and the street railway situation, with attention to Cleveland and Detroit.
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Atlantic City
N. J
American Electric Railways Association
National Institute of Electrical Engineers
American Telephone and Telegram Company
Cleveland
Detroit
Tuge Rushed to Ship's Rescue
Washington October 18 Tuge rushed to assist the schooner Greenteat Johnson which ran ashore in a gale near Cape Fear. Two other vessels wrecked by the gale reached safety.
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Tuge
Washington
Schooost Greenteat
Johnson
Cape Fear
Allen released on bail amid misapplication charge
In New York on October 2 James F. Allen was released on $20,000 bail after being charged with misapplication of funds at the Atlantic National Bank of Providence. Hankel was also released on $21,000 bail following related allegations and statements.
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New York
James F. Allen
Atlantic
National Bank of Provieslende
Bes
United” Stotes
Macabat Hankel An
Athletics Win Final Game of Series 3 to 1
New York reporters recall the decisive fifth game at Polo Grounds where the Philadelphia Athletics defeated the New York Giants 3 to 1. Mathewson pitched valiantly for the Giants but could not stop Mack’s men, with Plank’s support and key moments securing the title for Philadelphia.
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Athletics
Philadelphia
Polo Grounds
New York
The
Athletica
Giants
Plank
Mathewson
Phillies
Bacterlia
Mathewaos
Grants
Mack Mich
McGrew
Elsa
Boston Red Sox
Congan
World Series Box Score From Long-Fragmented Text
Fragmentary box score of a World Series game features players Mathereson, Beare, Calting, Barry, MeTania, and Mathewson. It notes hits, runs, bases on balls, strikeouts, and an umpire named Klerm with Rigler and Gannelly in attendance.
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Boerfice
Baker
Calins
Motania
Barry
MeTania Ait
Athletics
New York
Balla
Plank
Mathewson
Klerm
Egan
Rigler
Ee Gannelly
Merkle Sacrifice and Early Runs In An Open-Score Game
A fragmented box score recounts a baseball rally with Merkle involved in a sacrifice play. Baker advances, Strunk, Doyle, and Merkle feature in the fielding sequence as no runs cross in the inning. New York and Philadelphia exchanges yield no runs, with multiple outs and routine plays noted through the seventh inning.
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Philadelphia
Murphy
Oldring
Murray
Matty
Doyle
Collins
Baker
Butts
Claring
Melnnis
Herog
Pletcher
New York
Merkle
Barry
Schang
Short
Plant
Herzog
Melonis
Shafer
McIneis
Varry
Trank
Fletcher
MeInzis
Collins Olu
Burnis
Murray Anto
Plank
McLean
Markle
Coline
Ron
Strunk
Mht Herzog
Dougle
Colas
McInnis
Doyly
Athletice
Prank
Burng
Melanis
MecJanis
Mo Errora
Waker
MeInnis
MeInins
Old Ting
Woodruff in Critical Condition After Mass Meeting
Timothy L. Woodruff former lieutenant governor lies unconscious in New York his condition described as pronouncedly critical after a partial paralysis strike at a political mass meeting.
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Woodruff
New York
Timothy L. Woodruff
Woodruf
Markets Flour and Wheat Prices Reported in Mixed Text
A fragmented market summary lists flour and grain items, prices, and cattle quotes. It mentions wheat varieties, seed and timothy inputs, corn, oats, and assorted livestock categories with varying bid ranges and per pound or per ton figures.
Tornado Wrecks Towns Across Wisconsin Territory
A powerful October 10 tornado damaged Tomah Sparta Mauston and surrounding areas with no reported deaths but numerous injuries. Buildings barns and tobacco warehouses were destroyed including a hog factory roof lifted, Heinz pickle factory unroofed, and two hundred tobacco warehouses blown down with near 200 000 in damage. W L Tate a rural mail driver was injured by a falling barn and three ribs broken.
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Red Scherdal
Bly Creek
Spatte
Manston
Farmora
Summit
Norwalk
Kendall
Elroy
Sparta
West Salem
Gamtaisaion
Trempeasleau
Galesville
Lansing
Dakota
Mion
Onalaska
Ferryville
Prairie da
Chien
Viola
Viroqua
Westby
Virgona
W. L. Tate
Two Die in Hotel Fire at Waupaca
Green Bay man Frank Cunningham perished in a hotel blaze that destroyed the Green Bay house at Waupaca. A second man was fatally burned, while guests fled in their night clothes. The fire leveled the building, with losses pegged at $7,000.
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Green Bay
Waupaca
Frank Cunningham
Waupacs
Governor appoints delegates to national tax conference
Madison Gov McGovern named A J Murland secretary of the tax commission as representative to the national tax conference in Buffalo on October 24. He also named delegates to the National Society for the Promotion of Industrial Education in Grand Rapids Michigan October 20-28: Thomas G Murray Madison B Tovey Wausau FP Leveerenze Sheboygan and W B Maddock Superior, superintendent of schools and ceramics listed.
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Tax Conference
Madison
Wisconsin State News Highlights Turmoil and Local Events
Wisconsin pages report diverse items from Dodgeville to Eau Claire including church dedication dates, fish and bird incidents, a new brewers association, and road accidents. Notable notes cover school enrollment figures, divorce counts in Fond du Lac, and a factory accident with hospital treatment for two men.
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Dodgeville
William Trewsck
Waelter
Hamburg
Sturgeon Bey
Door County
Guernsey Breeders’ Association Bagg
Henshelt
Aefect
Janesville
Holbema Society
Superior
Roger Westland
Grassy Point Bridge
Rhinelander
Wisconsin Potato Growers
Cashton
Bre
Acton Sperke
Spooner
Clarence
Filch
Eau Claire
Ole Hanson
Otty
Minneapolis & St. Paul
la Crosue
Fond du Luc
Fond du Lac
Crosan
la Crosse Sa
Black River
Willliam Loomis
Ashland
Hen Potter
Efe
Raclna
Louis Salvauna
Leonard Julian
John Badouwa
Madison
Ace Siperir
Douglas County Developmenty
Round Swings
Wo” Hi. Webb
F. E. Spring
Clarence Grace
R Beloit
Belotk College
Ita
Frank Kurera
Sherman Kolblick
Jilker
Boa Pital
John Heelan
Indian School
Hayward
John Gronfeldt
Bernard
Ald
Peter
Budlonge
Vitor Bere
Gol Hicks Takes Bride in Oshkosh Nuclear Era
Oshkosh Daily News reports Gol Hicks, longtime pulive dsher and former U S minister to Chili and Peru, wed Mary Agbes Powers, a 68 year old public school teacher. The ceremony planned for winter in Egypt. unrelated accidents include a falling elevator injuring Waukesha man and a street crash injuring a hack driver. A civil suit seeks $20,000 over a damaged state fish hatchery.
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Gol. Hicks
Oshkogh
Col
John Hicks
Dsher
Oshkosh
Nort Far Western
United Statean
Chili
Peru
Mary Agbes Powers
Cal
Hfda
Ibin
Egypt
Fred
Harrison-d'y
Green Bay
W. S. Clark
Elbridge Mifledphy
SOI
Madison
George Aptebacher
Detafleld
Phones Harm Morality, Grand Jury Told in Asheville
In a charge to the grand jury, Frank Carter said modern conditions threaten government and that the telephone fosters immorality, raising the cost of living by at least 30 percent. He claimed phones erode working class morals and enable boys and girls to talk in ways they would not face to face.
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Grand Jury
Nutae Frank Carter
Asheville, N
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