Balloon Finds Camp Near Casablanca in French Campaign
Casablanca Sept 13 A French balloon locating Moor positions reports finding a Moorish camp of 600 tents at Feddert six miles from Casablanca. A French detachment shelled the camp set fire to the tents and pursued the enemy with noted losses on the Moor side. The French suffered one man killed and six wounded. In Paris reports say Abd El Aziz may arrive by Friday or Saturday. Jews and Jewesses captured during the Casablanca sack are being sold openly in Rabat markets before consulates and city authorities.
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Missing gold hidden on Mountain Stadt claim
Jemented Mrs. Madouse of Chunk Pa says $540 in gold vanished from their home on the Pide Stadt mountain. After an evening disappearance she has few rational moments and recalls hiding the money under a rack in a mountain crev. She cannot specify the exact hiding place.
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Boy Falls From Roof in Mill Sawdust Pit Death
Philadelphia reports a 13 year old, Walter Sutelife, fell from a three story roof into an 11 foot deep sawdust pit at Joseph T. Pearson box factory. He suffocated after becoming buried in sawdust. police and doctors confirmed death.
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Johnson Outfights Burke in Six Rounds at Smiths Theatre
Johnson is credited with outfighting Sailor Burke before the Liberty Athletic Club in Bridgeport Connecticut. The six round fight saw Johnson, the heavier man, land powerful blows and floor Burke several times while Burke pressed and forced the action in three rounds. Burke recovered from a body blow to reach the limit.
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mystery of opal serpent brooch and secret crime
A charming mystery centers on a brooch with an opal serpent that enthralls readers from start to finish. A sweet love story between Paul and Sylvia runs through a crime trail, as a bright detective confesses he is no true detective. The tale unfolds across tomorrow and weekly editions.
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Dog Detective Returns Gems at Madison Street Home
New York report notes Lulu the dog recovered $400 worth of diamonds for Mrs. Harris Meister after a search in the Meister flat at 101 Madison Street. The gems were found tied in a handkerchief and the origin of their location remains a mystery. Later items report a Towanda, Pennsylvania judge urging against marriages by mail as unsafe.
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Czar Leaves Yacht After Standart Stranding
The Russian imperial yacht Standart went ashore near Hoerso at the gulf mouth. The czar and family were taken off by the dispatch boat Asya and remained calm as the ship flooded. Salvage ships and pumps battle to refloat, while movable valuables are transferred to the Alexandra.
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Arctic Waters Are Deep No Continent North of Alaska Found
New York dispatch reports Anglo-American polar expedition commanders Elmer Milton and Ernest Leffingwell told the American Geographical Society that soundings off Alaska found no land north of the state. Their Dawson Alaska dated note says the sledge journey covered 500 miles of sea ice and crossed the continental shelf edge twice. Soundings reached 2069 fathoms without bottom.
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Gaynor Returns to Jail Preferring Privacy Over Indian Springs
Col John P L Gaynor the noted federal prisoner was to return to jail in Macon Ga preferring privacy to public gaze at Indian Springs He abandons plans for a sea voyage to treat asthma Jersey Murderer Must Hang Death sentence for Joseph Labriola Atlantic City is not commuted and will be carried out on October 4 Poultice Explodes Harold Schermerhorne sustains injuries when gunpowder in a poultice ignites in Albany
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