Texas Train Robbers Hold Up Passenger Train Near McNeill
A southbound International and Great Northern train was held up in broad daylight fourteen miles above the city by four men. Conductor Tom Healy was shot but not seriously hurt. a passenger suffered a shirt collar wound from a pistol ball and another man a hand wound. Robbers seized about 3200 in cash, failed to open the express safe, and fled with two robbers on the platform. The engine was later captured at Duval. officers and hounds pursued. Two robbers on the train were unmasked. others masked. The incident ended with the engine runaways and a later pursuit. Extensive details of the McNeill stop, gunfire, and escape appear. Also reports on Servian brigands trial, railway safety extensions, and state appointments.
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Unclear health ad fragment from unknown source
Fragmentary OCR text mentions feeling run down and taking unknown substances. Names and details are garbled, with no clear event, date, or identifiable organizations to establish a coherent news item. The readable parts suggest health product marketing rather than a reportable incident.
Sage Loses Case Over Harlem River Strip Ownership
New York Oct 12 The court affirmed that New York City owns all land between low and high water marks along the Harlem River from Ninety fourth to Ninety fifth streets. Henry W Sage sued over city construction of a street and bulkhead that blocked access to his upland, valued at over 45000, with no damages awarded.
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Battle Over Shepherds In Idaho Leaves Four Dead
News from Long Walier in Washington county reports a clash between settlers and shepherds in Idaho. Four men were killed and one wounded as settlers attacked the sheep camp after warnings to leave the valley. Barber is named among the dead. others fired back, then fled. The dispute stems from long-standing settler shepherd tensions. Officers left Weiser for the scene.
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Great Britain to Attend Behring Sea Conference Debate Renewed
The United States Secretary of State Sherman replies to Lord Salisbury noting Britain’s declination to join a conference with Russia and Japan. The note, sent by cable, questions Britain’s stance while detailing prior discussions and the US intent to proceed with a conference including Russia and Japan. Delegates from Japan and Russia travel to Washington. a date is not fixed, but a Wednesday gathering is anticipated.
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New Jersey Tornado Kills Man in Elizabeth
A tornado swept from Far Luis near Summit to Elizabeth, destroying buildings and killing a laborer buried in a partly finished house on Atlantic Street. The storm unroofed a railroad station, toppled a barn, and damaged telegraph lines. Police reported multiple injuries but not all details were clear.
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Consul Appointed to Cartagena Amid Global News
Rafael Madrigal of Maryland becomes consul to Cartagena Colombia. Cuban famine worsens in Santa Clara. Spaniards reportedly dispose of the sick with salutes. Miner killed and another injured in a mining incident. French budget panel proposes 12 000 man army increase. Pat Galvin pegs Klondike bonanza at 56 million. Barracouta sails from San Francisco to Honolulu under Hawaiian flag. PRR awards 40 000 tons of steel rails for double tracking Atlantic City. Judge Pryor grants separation petition, cites cruelty in custody case.
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Abducted Girl Louise Ripp Tracked From Paris to Chicago
Louise Ripp, 15, abducted from Corbeil near Paris in March, was drugged in a Paris cafe by men posing as relatives and taken to England and then to the United States. Acting Captain McCluskey reports she was located in Chicago with a suspect, Edouard, under surveillance. French authorities seek US cooperation as investigators trace the alleged kidnapers and a separate diamond robbery tied to Paillusseau.
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Retirement Talk at U S Supreme Court and Guatemala Refugees
The Stephen Johnson Field is set to retire at 72 per federal law with Attorney General Joseph McKenna reportedly named to succeed him, effective after Congress convenes December sixth. Meanwhile Fuentes and Morales flee Guatemala amid Barrios forces, crossing to Tapachula with over a thousand refugees seeking safety, leaving behind property and kin as the revolution worsens.
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Double Murder in Camden at 247 Pine Street
Camden Oct 13 Two women Emma Zane 78 and Sallie Shaw 45 were killed by burglars at 247 Pine Street. Zane died later at Cooper hospital after head trauma. Shaw was shot. Shaw’s son EM Shaw woke to the attack and escaped. Burglars entered quietly, looted no booty, and fled. The crime suggests plan to plunder money kept in the house.
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Market Tumult Ends Bears Camp as Stronger Decline Surges
New York October reports show persistent bear influence despite claims of conversions to bull side. Markets closed with a sharper decline across most listings, including rail and industrial issues, as observers warned of possible dullness without significant news. Prices for commodities and grains fluctuated with mixed signals while cattle and hogs remained varied in demand.
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