Dirigibles Race Across New York Harbor To Albany
In a dramatic early morning display two large airships led pilots Baldwin and Tomlinson over the Hudson toward Albany. Baldwin’s craft touched water when winds forced a descent. sailors aided retrieval and return to shore. Tomlinson landed safely on a country estate after fuel leaks halted his flight. Both crews escaped serious harm as weather and mechanical issues limited progress toward the prize.
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New
York
Glenn‘h
Curties
Thomas
Baldwin
George Toralingen
New York
Wil Wright
Cirtiss
Tomlingon
Plaibs
Ney
Wright
Governor's Islands
Bismacipiadile Cratt
Mio
Jenke
Curtin Toe
Curtiss
Lso
Val
Ottier
Albany
Tomlinson
Hudson
State Capitol
Rhode Island
New Jersey
North Carolina
White
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed in Camden Testimony
Camden readers praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from headaches backache and nervous fatigue claiming cure of a female ailment after three months and urging others with difficult cases to try it. Testimonials from Mrs W. Pacentine Gardiner Me and Mrs A Williams Gardiner Me accompany claims of hospital avoidance and renewed health.
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Camden
N.J
Lydia E. Pinkham
Retas
W. Pe Vacentine
Lincoln Avenue
N. J
Boz
Gardiner
Lydia
Pinkham
Plot Against King of Servia Discovered in Belgrade
Telegrams from Belgrade report a wide conspiracy against King Peter of Servia. Former Minister Genic, linked to the regicides of 1903, allegedly led the plot discovered through investigations by Dr. Novaković, king Peter’s confidant. Many officers implicated. king drafts suspected personnel to watch movements in Belgrade. In a separate item, William A. Dreher, a wealthy Erie leather maker, fell from a train near Alta California and later found with memory loss, in Oakland.
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Peter
Servia
Vienna
Belgrade
Petan
Plotten
Genic
Alexander
Tr Tg
Novakovic
Genle
Paris
King
Sacramento
Cal
William A. Dreher
Erie
Alta
Oakland
Knights of Pythlos
Mayhew Station
Oasis Burns Ends Tennessee Saloon On Mountain Top
Sept 30 McMinnville Tenn reports the burning of Tennessee s only legal saloon the Cant located atop a mountain four miles from any schoolhouse under state prohibition laws saloons must stay four miles from schools. Buried Alive by Logs Three year old Andrew Kroch crushed under falling logs at New Boston Pa Sept 30 while playing near a pile logs rolled over him killing him instantly.
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Terfiieasco
McMinnville
Tenn
Tennessee
Mahanoy City
Andrew Kroch
New Boston
Man Drops Dead in Hotel Lobby in Atlantic City
Frank Hughes, about thirty five, of Webster Springs West Virginia, collapsed and died in the lobby of Youngs hotel in Atlantic City September 30. Heart disease is believed to be the cause of death. Mrs John D Rockefeller of Cleveland Ohio has shown improvement after a severe cold, with no serious consequences anticipated.
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Atlantic City
S. Frank Hughes
Webster Springs
W. Va
Young's Hotel
John DB
Rockefaller
Cleveland, O
John D. Rockefeer
Oklahoma Pays All Depositors After Bank Failure
Oklahoma City report details the Columbia Bank and Trust Company collapse with deposits insured dollar-for-dollar. The banking board plans to reopen soon under a new organization. Currency shipments from Kansas City, Wichita, and St Louis prepared Oklahoma banks for further emergencies.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
State ‘Bank
Young
Columbia Bank and ‘Trust ‘Company
Claluss
Bak
Roy Oakes
Banking Board
Oklahoma
Bank
Kansas
City
Kansas City
Wichita
St.Louis
Banka
Columbia Bank and Truat Company
Funeral Orgy By Russian Sect Sparks City Protests
In Los Angeles on September 30 authorities faced pressure to expel a Russian sect after a funeral ceremony featuring four days of frenzied dancing before an altar holding a young girl's body. The Russians said the ritual mourned girls who die on the threshold of womanhood.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Evelyn Nesbit Thaws Brother Arrested in New Haven
A man posing as Howard Nesbit, claiming to be Evelyn Nesbit Thaws brother, is held in New Haven after pawnshop arrest for trying to sell an $85 ring he claimed was a diamond. Examination found the stone to be glass. Dynamite used to check fire in Black Lick pa. Fire from a lamp explosion destroyed much of the mining town. dynamite blew up buildings to stop spread. Loss estimated at 35000 dollars.
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Evelyn Thaw
New. Haven
Conn
Howard Nesbit
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Nesbit
Black Lick
Cholera Epidemic Reported in Seoul Korea
Cholera has become epidemic in Seoul with more than 500 cases reported since onset. No foreigners attacked. Mexico suffers $20 million crop loss from unseasonably cold weather in the valleys near the city, threatening maize harvest.
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Seoul
Korea
Mexico
Mexico City
Confesses to Murder Priagher and Implicates Companion
Norfolk Wisconsin Sept 20 Turning state's evidence Thomas Sawyer admits involvement in the deputy sheriff killing near the western district. He identifies his own revolver and implicates Thomas Noel as an accomplice. Both prisoners were held at the county jail awaiting trial after the shooting occurred while pursuing a robber.
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Priagher
Gompanion
Norfolk
Thomas Sawyer
Jas
Dex
Murrder
Bheriif
Sykes
Sawyer
Thomas Noel
Prindners
Sy Ikem
Almont
Despondent Man Chooses Train Tragedy in Altoona
September 30 Altoona Paul Effinger, age 38 well known local figure, committed suicide by throwing himself under a moving freight train. He had been drinking and was despondent, telling a companion he would strike the wheels as cars approached and carried out the threat before help could arrive.
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Altoona
Pat
Paul Effinger
Frey
Efinger
Man acquitted after killing wife in agony plea
Edmund Baudin, a 39 year old mechanic, killed his wife who suffered from asthma after she begged for death to end her misery. A jury found him not guilty, accepting his claim he acted to spare her further suffering. He testified he loved her and feared his own sister would be left alone. He surrendered to police after the shooting.
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Ansizes
Ahd
Edmund Baudin
Mme. Baudin
Banding
Wit
Baudin
Goa
Boudin
Meilleine
Slater
Miy
Morse Faces Jail Again On Bond Expiry For Appeal
New York September 36 Charles W Morse convicted last year in connection with management of the National Bank of North America seeks to avoid another jail term as his 125000 bail for a new trial appeal expires October 9. He moved to extend but the United States circuit court of appeals will not convene until October 21 and all judges are not in town until October 11.
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Itl
New York
Charles W. ‘Morse
Nasional Bank of North America
United States ‘Circuit
Court of Appeals
Morse
Aftune
United States District Attorney
Wise
Herry Jacombe
Unidentified man jumps from bridge into Niagara River
Sept 20 at Niagara Falls a man leapt from the upper search bridge into the river and was drowned. The report notes nothing further about his identity or cause.
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Suleids
Niagara Bridge
Niagara Falls
Search Bridge
Niagara
Yen
Franklin and Robespierre clash over the lightning rod history
The Philadelphia Ledger recounts a 1740 Arras court battle where Robespierre argued for Franklin's lightning rod, leading to a verdict reversal in 1784 that recognized the device as lawful protection in France. The piece notes French scientists and Montpelier's academy protests, Franklin's approval, and Robespierre's broader scientific significance.
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Franklin
Sinboeplerre
Philadelphia
Charles Vellay
Ropespierre
Willings
Robéspierre
Arras
Shutelty
Pranklin
Elient
Robespierre
France
Parla
Portnaylvania
England
Germany
Russia
Scientific France
Condoredt
le’ Roy
Beatmont
Montpeller
Beloncet
Loen
Dourt
Hobespierre
Jax
Nobespierre
Aytola
Fragmented pamphlet praise and political rise described
A disjointed OCR fragment recounts praise for a young lawyer whose printed pamphlet and public reception propelled him to celebrity, influence, and a brief parliamentary path. It notes his talents, writings, and hoped legacy within a broader collection, with uncertain continuity and damaged phrasing.
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Piece
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Helfenstein
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Law
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