Wreck fire casualties rise in Metz relief train disaster
Tragedy unfolds as a Metz relief train carrying fire refugees is wrecked near Nowicki siding during a forest fire run from Metz. Fifteen to fourteen known dead, including Mrs Cicero and two Nowicki children, plus a fireman and brakeman. Kinville and Foster survived with severe burns. wires down hinder updates from Alpena and Millersburg.
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Democratic congressional fund needs $16,000 more
The Democratic congressional campaign committee released totals showing contributions of $100 or more totaling $12,744 and smaller gifts bringing the total to about $20,000. An $8,000 donation came from the Democratic National Committee. Chairman James Boyd says at least $16,000 is urgently needed to complete their work.
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Turkey Dissatisfied With Balkans Conference Program
Naoum Pasha Turkish ambassador to France says the Balkans conference plan is unacceptable as a basis for negotiations. He notes Britain France and Russia back a program recognizing Bulgarian independence and Bosnian Herzegovinian annexation, while Turkey seeks redress. Young Turks in Paris denounce the powers as perfidious and vow steadfast resistance. A Bulgarian diplomat in Paris says the plan would satisfy Bulgaria. Also, a report from Belgrade says a railway bridge over the Bosnia river at Vranduk has been blown up, cutting link to Serajevo.
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Despondent official dies by suicide in Minnesota
St Paul Minnesota October 16 Charles V Mobery assistant county treasurer of Ramsey county died by jumping from a second story window at Mounds Park sanitarium Despondency over his sister s death found in the bathroom of the home last spring led to his collapse He had resigned his post last July.
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Senator Dolliver argues God made the trusts in Nevada
In Reno on October 14 senator Dolliver of Iowa told an audience that God made the trusts and that God is responsible for their regulation. The Associated Press report notes the provocative claim sparked attention during the talk.
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Taft First Stop in Dixie With Bush of Hospitality
Taft drew a large welcome in Chattanooga as he began a Southern tour for the Republican campaign. He spoke of uniting sections, protecting industry, and winning southern support, with Knoxville Johnson City and Bristol on his planned schedule.
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Cubs Divvy World Series Receipts In Murphy Office
The Chicago Cubs met at President Charles Murphy’s office and split the receipts from the five world championship games with Detroit. The Cubs shared 2750. After talks with Colonel Ewing and Henry Berry of the Pacific Coast League, the meeting included arrangements for a 10,000 guarantee among Berry, Ewing, and Murphy.
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Governor Davidson Rules Out Senate Run
In his first campaign speech Governor Davidson said he will not seek two offices at once and is a candidate for governor only. He defended his record on tariff policy, claiming support for tariff reduction and reinstatement, urging protectionists to lead the change rather than revenue-only challengers.
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Balloons Missing After Endurance Contest Flight
An endurance race left 29 competitors, including German balloons Plauen and Hergesell, unreported after departing Monday. The Plaven and Hackstette crews were noted, while airships and support units remained active. A British kite section, led by Foertach, was mentioned. reports described a flight close to twenty feet before a crash in Diagram aeroplane. Captain Cody's unit was involved in an incident.
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Paciac Fleet to Visit South American Ports
Admiralains Blanks on the Pacifc Fleet sails eight armored cruisers West Virginia Maryland Pennsylvania Colorado Tennessee Washington California and South Dakota to Magdalena Bay for target practice then to Fanama Callao Coquimbo Peru and Talcahuano before returning for spring drills.
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Accused of Embezzlement in Court Case
A local court charged a man named Cortes with embezzlement amid claims he diverted valuable jewelry from his employer. The case centers on alleged personal use of the assets and a significant loss to the business.
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Grayson Loses Seat Over £uns of London Starvation Protest
Albert V. Grayson, Socialist MP for Yorkshire, sparked a protest in Parliament by denouncing colleagues over neglect of the unemployed and famine conditions in London. He refused to settle and was suspended as Prime Minister Asquith moved the punishment amid party fury. He later shouted “murderers” at the chamber exit.
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Chanler kin in sanity case testifies on witness stand
John Armstrong Chanler Chaloner, once married to Athclic Hilvex, testifies in New York sanity proceedings to reclaim fortune claimed confiscated by courts. He beschreibt past travels, name changes, and a feud with brothers over Amelia Rives engagement and a critical book marked in margin.
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Typhoon Rips Amoy Ahead of Navy Fleet Arrival
A typhoon hit Amoy China on October 16 demolishing all temporary buildings erected for the reception of officers and men of the American battleship fleet. Only the main reception hall remained intact. many stores were damaged and the electric lighting plant was flooded.
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New York Dispatches Note Slower Election Order Tactics
Dispatches to Dan's Review report modest activity in New York with a general tendency to defer major order takings until after the upcoming election. The notes indicate cautious market posture and caution among traders amid political focus.
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Austrian Fleet Demonstration Sways Turkish Waters Debate
Vienna reports ongoing discussion of a possible Austrian naval show in Turkish waters. An official protest against the Turkish boycott of Austrian goods yields no result, while officials weigh the impact of such a move amid the current diplomatic friction.
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La Follette to Speak in Wisconsin Campaign Tour
The Daily News reports United States Senator Hubert H. La Follette will stump Wisconsin next week. He will begin in Date County likely Monday or Tuesday and continue through the week with at least six speeches, including a stop in Dane County and likely Milwaukee and La Crosse.
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Legal fight looms in Morse Curtis bank case
New York on October 16 reports indicate a long, bitter trial ahead as Charles W. Morse and Alfred H. Curtis face national banking law charges. Edward G. Wire testified of bank reports to the currency’s comptroller and denied misconduct, with cross examination widening to include collateral notes and price charts.
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Shoe Factories Reopen After Union Action Ends Strike
Lynn Mississippi reports most of 15 000 workers in 67 factories return to work as gates open following yesterday's union action ending a strike started October 2. Some plants plan to resume next week. In Magara Fats local paper mill 110 men strike in support of a union order. Independent plants not tied to International Paper also face walkouts.
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Northwestern Wisconsin Teachers Meet in Milwaukee
Special from Tau Clair e reports over a thousand teachers attended the Northwestern Wisconsin Teachers association gathering in Milwaukee Wisconsin The event featured presentations by State Superintendent Cary on a psychological process and by National Education Association President Warvey on hand training in public schools An address on outdoor school life was given by Superior normal President McCaskill and the association president Worsk delivered the annual address.
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Roscoe Exchange Bank Vault Robbed Again
News Special from Beloit reports the Roscoe Exchange bank vault in an elevator near the Northwestern depot was blown open for the second time in six months. Robbers gained about $500 in cash using a large nitroglycerine charge. two doors were blown off. no witnesses or clues to the thieves.
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Denver Prepares for Bryan Arrival and Monster Meeting
Denver officials have organized elaborate preparations for the arrival of William J. Bryan, Democratic presidential candidate, who will address a large rally at the Auditorium tonight. The city anticipates a massive turnout and security measures have been stepped up.
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Tokyo reports no word on battleship fleet status
Unconfirmed reports claim a battleship formation separated in a storm and beyond wireless reach. Tokyo officials say American ships remain unreachable, while Japan adjusts schedules and postpones a dinner as the fleet moves farther offshore to avoid weather.
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Fireman Rescues Woman From Burning Milwaukee Building
Special to The Northwestern Milwaukee Oct crowd of thousands watched as a Truck No 2 fireman rescued Mrs Robert White from a fire at 411 Grand Ave A clothes closet blaze blocked the main stairway Mrs White cried from the balcony until a firefighter carried her to the street amid cheering onlookers.
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HURLBUT AGAIN ON STAND IN RAILWAY TARIFF SUIT
Testimony before Judge Ferriss in the government suit against Standard Oil’s rail arm recounts the shift from 1887 chaos after the interstate commerce act to a highly organized tariff system with hundreds of thousands of schedules filed annually. Former Central Southern lines traffic chief Hurlbut resumes testimony detailing tariff development.
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Bank Closed as Union National Bank in Summerville Falls
Washington Oct 16 A telegram from Bank Examiner John E Cunningham states Union National Bank of Summerville Pa has been closed The bank held 80000 capital and is said to have accumulated a large amount of doubtful paper causing suspension Temporary receiver John E Cunningham appointed to manage affairs.
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Paper strike cuts 200 jobs at Woodland mill
Two hundred workers were laid off at the St. Croix Paper company mill in Woodland, Calais, by a strike ordered by President Carey of New York. The walkout targets alleged violations of a supply agreement with Great Northern and International Powel companies, though operatives report no local grievances. The plant employs 450 workers and wood rooms are idle.
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Cholera Toll in St. Petersburg Rises
St. Petersburg reports forty-seven new cholera cases and twenty-one deaths in the last twenty four hours, as authorities struggle to contain the outbreak.
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