Second Landseeker Falls Under Train Wheels at O Neill
Northwestern No 5 struck and ground the body of Redman a 30 year old barber from St Edward near the depot at O Neill as a midnight rush of landseekers continued. Sheriff investigation follows suspect foul play while an inquest is held. Redman is the second victim after Charles Johnson near Newman Grove.
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O'Neill
Ned
Det
CL Tediman
St. Edward
Northwestern
Redclan
Redman
Charles Johnson
Newman Grove
Oakdale
Johnson
Frank Redman
Third Death Averted at Norfolk Station
A landseeker narrowly escaped being run over at the Norfolk Northwestern uptown station Wednesday around 4 pm. He attempted to board a moving Dallas passenger train and fell by the rails but was saved by two men who pulled him back before the wheels touched him. His injuries were slight.
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Landseeker
Norfolk
Norfolk Northwestern
Dallas
Elevator Explosion Kills Thirteen in Richford Village
A grain elevator with 500000 bushels capacity exploded in Richford VI destroying the building and roof. Eleven workers and two women died including Mrs John Jelifore. the fire started by spontaneous combustion. The facility owned by Canadian Pacific and Boston and Maine railroads and used by Quaker Oats of Chicago. Loss estimated at 100000.
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Richford
John Jelifore
Canadian Pacific
Boston and Maine
Quaker Oats Company
Chicago
Merman Labue
Lucas Wright
Robert Mandigo
W. C. Barney
Ralph Halve
Herman Niles
Charles Narrows
Louis Papineau
Domi Laporte
Tuttle
Nane Wiknowe
Jeliforo
Pinardo
Stewart Fights Retirement Plans Amid Health Concerns
Stewart consults attorneys about prospective retirement while preparing health records. Mrs Avery and daughter Myrtle are homebound. Spearfish, S D, is mentioned as the destination. A child, Sofre, is reported kidnapped and later returned to her father, ending in the custody of a cruelty prevention society.
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Waaslington
Oct
Cal
Stewart Convyned
Todas
Avery
New York
Myrtle
Spearfah
S. O
Society For the Revention of
Election of Officers Delayed for Afternoon Session
In Columbus Ohio the election of officers by the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen was postponed to the afternoon session. The St Paul fete and convention results show Cronier heed of Locomotive engineers winning over Mobile by even votes.
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Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Columbus
St. Paul
Cronierheed
Mobile
Wits
La Follette Plans Weekly Political Journal
Senator La Follette announces a forthcoming weekly publication focused on public interests. The periodical will address measures and print records of public officials and political parties on vital questions to appeal to progressives nationwide.
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Milwaukee
la Volette
Hardide National shifts to support American rule in Manila
The Hardide National, once a leading advocate against American rule in Manila, announces it will now support the government. This marks a notable editorial reversal amid ongoing political tensions and governance debates.
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Manila
The
Hardide National
Taft Backed On Deep Waterway At Convention
At Chicago delegates of the Lakes to the Gulf Deep Waterway association heard Judge Taft and leaders including Secretary Sanford Kavanuagh Governor Charles S Denver of Illinois and W H Taft stress the need for a deep waterway from the Great Lakes to the Gulf. They framed the project as national policy and call for immediate action on transportation and conservation.
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Chicago
Ccl
Central States
Great Lakes
Gulf of Mexico
William Hh. ‘Tall
Sannders
Kavanaugh
Charles S. Denern
Tinois
Chicago Drainage Canal
W. H. Taft
Taft
Lia
Resolutions Attack Speaker Cannon Adopted by Rock River Conference
Chicago ministers applauded as the Rock River Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church adopted resolutions attacking Speaker Cannon for blocking action to curb interstate traffic in quer. The resolutions were adopted amid loud applause with shouts of shame from ministers.
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Chicago
Speaker Canyon
Quer
Rock Miver
Methodist Episcopal Church
Erias
Cannon
Elijah Skages Rescued From Lynch Attempt in Arkansas
In Fort Smith on October 8 a vigilante group stopped a planned lynching of Elijah Skages who claimed to be Iiljah reincarnated. With followers including a woman, they moved him to a mountain site for hanging but relented after her pleas, substituting a whipping. In Little Rock, a separate warning led to the Arkansas Valley Cotton Company shutting twelve gins at Dardanelle to avoid arson threats by night riders.
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Fort Smith
Ark
Iijeh Skages
Warren
Skaggs
Skkages
Little Rock
Gel
Arkansas Valley Cottonel
Dardanelle
Dallas Women Cash In On Land Rush In Saloon District
A bustling Dallas land rush draws money makers and gamblers to the Tripp county lottery. Women host lodging and notary services, while gamblers cash in on betting and relief from highway travel. Rail service and post office aid the surge as locals and out-of-town hopefuls converge.
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Halvis
Minny
Dallas Won
Tripp
Dallas
Dalle
Ton H. Foster
Des Moines
Vanant
Union Street
Frank
Janckson
Cummins
Allison
Dollris
Ernest A. Jackson
United States
Munger
Omaha
Keller
T Han
Slice
Landseekers
Dallas Nasewives. Mrs. Graydon B. Jackson
Norfolk
Neb
Sioux City
Tripp County
South Dakota
New York Beats Boston In Historic Baseball Showdown
In a tense final game of the Boston series New York defeated Boston 7 to 2 as 25 000 fans packed the Polo Grounds. McGinity and Chance argued over batting rights. calm returned and New York secured the pennant implications with a decisive win over Boston and Chicago awaiting.
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New York
Cubs
Polo
Ciince
McGinny
Chance
McGinity
Giants
Boston
Chicago
Bestwick Parker Shoots Self After Alarming Matrimony Incident
In Warren Oklahoma this October Bestwick Parker set the house on fire and then shot himself in the head after a series of failed marriages and a contested divorce. He had filed for divorce then wed again before the decree, an act believed to have unsettled him. A Civil War veteran, Parker’s death follows a tumultuous personal life in a small town. Cardinal Gibbons Returns From Europe
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Warren
Okla
Bestwick Parker
Wis
Cardinal Gibbons
Europe
New York
Baltimore
Human Catholic Church
United States
Cunard
Caronia
Liverpool
Pope Hing X
Milwaukee Barn Prize Fights End After Sheriff Action
Sheriff Keel acting under Governor Davidson's orders informed Milwaukee fight promoters that no more prize fights would be allowed in Milwaukee. The notice specifically targets the Kelly Papke bout scheduled for October 1.
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Milwaukee Barn
Milwaukee, Ort
Sheriff Keel
Davidson
Milwaukee Aght
Milwaukee
Kelly Papke
Crete Union Readies Amid Greek Flag Crisis
Turbulent dispatches report flag turmoil in Crete as Greeks and French troops clash over the island's destiny. Demonstrators demand union with Greece while authorities announce a shift toward a Hellenic government, prompting widespread street processions and tensions.
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Greece
Fess
Turkey
Belgrade
Servia
Det
Veskw Tunnel
Cnd
Teldine
Mervin
Jolicy
War Offices
Belevade
Ditertor
Conmantinople
Nedjidlel
Vinee Torpedi Lente
Budapest
Cunen
Crate
Crete
Eymita
Free Kingdom of Greece
Danter
Giglet
Miner Run Fatality on Viaduct Struck by Engine
A miner named BF Walker was struck and killed by an engine while crossing a viaduct of the Miners Central line near Fort Dadee. The accident occurred as he walked over the interurban route, details pending official report.
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Bown
Fort Dadee
Orf
Chris BF Walker
Liitle
Miners Central
Woman Dies After Fire Injures in Mershatltown Incident
In Mershatltown Debl, 8-Mre, Mery Brumley suffered severe burns while fuuligaiine thickum tuwee with gidoline and died later from injuries. Police investigated cause and circumstances of the blaze.
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Mershatltown
Mery Brumley
Fuuligaiine
Weather forecast for Nebraska from Chicago weather bureau
The Chicago weather bureau releases a Nebraska forecast for the twenty four hour period. The report mentions temperature, wind, barometer readings, and conditions for Friday with emphasis on the northern portion of the state and a developing weather system.
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Nebraska
Mirwillery
Lee
Chicago
Oct
Ochicago Station
United States Wheather Bureauh
Nebraehi Ae
Mair Tonteht Aid Peis
Warrier
Stanton County Bonds Finally Paid Off
Stanton County has paid off the last outstanding bonds as announced by J. Eberly, former clerk, in Stinton Nebraska. The speech cites the completion of bond construction funding and notes the county is now free of bonded indebtedness.
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Stanton County
J. Eberly
Stinton
Yostre
Icherly
Stanton
Stainton Cowniy
Yostevilny
Stanton Nactional Bank
Ain Bberly Stene
Ain Bberly Stene Cie Ie
Summon County
Wheat Shortage in Europe and Arkansas Fare Change
European wheat demand eyes American exports as Hungary reports an 18 million bushel European shortage. France faces a heavy drop in surplus potentially delaying reliance on imports. In Arkansas, the former 3 cent fare will return Oct 15 following a federal court injunction ruling.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Ministry of Agriculture
Europe
France
Arkansas
Litthe Rock
Ark
Vandeventer
St. Paul
Resolution Restores Officials in Woman's Catholic Order
At the biennial convention of the Woman's Catholic Order of Foresters a resolution reinstated all officers and members expelled or suspended amid an admin against antiadministration controversy. Union Veterans' League Meet in Philadelphia welcomes thousands for the twenty third national encampment with remarks by General W H R Neel and General A Th Hay.
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Detroit
Order of Foresters
Union Veterans’ League
Philadelphia
Thounad
Reyburn
W. H. R. Neel
League
A. Th. Hay
Pittsburg
Jealous husband shoots wife then kills himself on streetcar
Chicago on October 8 reports former street car worker William H. Arf killed his wife aboard a Center avenue street car while holding their child. He fled, was chased by passengers, and died by suicide with the same revolver as authorities closed the scene.
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Chicago
William H. Arf
Center Avenue
Brown wins Georgia governorship by large margin
Returns from the state election indicate Joseph M Brown the Democratic candidate for governor was elected by a majority of more than 80 000 over Yancey Carter the Independence party nominee.
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Atlanta
Joseph M. Brown
Yancey Carter
Independence Party
Water train serves drought watering stations on Chi Enzo and Alton
Bloomington Illinois October 8 report that the Chi Enzo and Alton railroad ran a water train to supply water to key watering stations as drought worsened.
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Bloomington
Mistaken Cannon Cracker Mistaken as Candle Incident
Mrs. Sophia Brehm of 1804 Claremont Avenue re lit a fuse thinking a firecracker was a candle. The explosion shattered her right hand and doctors fear she will die. The incident occurred in Lincoln on October 8.
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Lincoln
Sophia Brehm
Claremont Ave
Sue
Eleven year old in pie prank causes severe burns
In Marshalltown an eleven year old boy and two companions suffered serious burns after throwing a pie laced with powder and percussion caps at Betsie Bridgeman. Edile and others escaped major injuries but Edile expects to recover. witness Wildie Bridgeman is Mia Bridgeman’s son Samuel Bridgeman involved.
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Marshalltown, Jr
Wildie Bridgeman
Mia
Samuel Bridgeman
Edile
Betsie
Adidie Nigy
Forty Thousand Register and the Donohue Dollar Incident
A disorderly text fragment discusses States Attorney Donohue being touched for a dollar by a pickpocket and references deputy marshals to be appointed at Daljan and Gregory. The garbled OCR includes names, places, and scattered legal and procedural words without coherent events or clear outcomes.
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Donohue
Dal Jan
Gregory
Crowds Press O Neill for Rosebud Farm Draw
In O Neill crowds continue to seek registration for a Rosebud farm drawing. Registration dropped slightly from Tuesday to Wednesday, with 58 new entries reported by Wednesday evening. The three day total reaches 11 620 entries.
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O'Neill
Ned
Tila
Pickpockets Arrested in Dallas After Fines
Two pickpockets identified as Doc Phillips from Chicago and Frank Lewis from Florence Nebraska were arrested in Dallas. They were fined $506 and escorted to the state line by two deputy sheriffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
8. D
Doc” Phillips
Chicago
Frank Lewis
Florence
Neb
Sioux City Robbery Leaves Farmer Hurt On Street
Ben Hartman, a farmer bound for Tripp County, was slugged and robbed near Third and Jones in Sioux City last night. He was found by Policeman Short, unable to walk, and treated by a police surgeon. Hartman appeared intoxicated and could not state how much money he had as officers work to identify the thieves.
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Sioux City
Ben Hartman
Tripp Couunty
Don Gutter
Third
Jones Streets
Short
Haima
Hirtimann
Haiman
Tiquor
Wayne Woman Leaves on Special Trip With Educational Commission
Mrs. J. Ai. IMie wife of President Wile of Warne county halts con diet trip to divepe with Le Wee ieeOeee ion.
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Wayne
Educational Commission
Nell
Och
J. Ai. Imie
Wile
Warne County
le Wee ieeOeee Ion
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