Tragedy at Jewish Synagogue: Four Women Dead in Stampede
Four women were killed and many injured as a panic at a Hebrew synagogue on Ludlow Street caused a deadly stampede during services. Fire alarms and a door crush trapped worshippers on multiple floors, with victims carried to Gouverneur Hospital and several still unaccounted for. Police and emergency crews battled the chaotic scene as witnesses described the frantic escape.
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Women’s Relief Corps officers election and river outing note
Sept 24 report from Wasterox details a river excursion under Citizens Committee leadership for the Women’s Relief Corps. Captain James G. Bell directed activities at Indian Head with souvenir badges, followed by an election of officers led by Commander Vowmment and remarks by President Mrs. Sue Pike Sunder.
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The Yacht Story Doabted And Sept Time
The article reports a disrupted yacht story and a minister’s comments about the yacht’s pursuit by authorities. It notes civil service rule changes affecting reinstatement of late war veterans and officers, with references to pension and discharge status and the South Portland sailing on Wednesday.
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Malay Exhibit Plans for Worlds Fair in Chicago
Max Pranemno states editor Reid says Malay and the Straits Settlement will have art and fine exhibits at the Chicago World Fair. The plan includes native scenes and periodic displays, with natives aiding in demonstrations.
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Return of Peary expedition greeted with cheers
The Kite arrives in the city with Lieut Peary and the relief party aboard. Crowds cheer as health checks are given and museum specimens from the Arctic voyage are unloaded for the Zoological Gardens. Verhoef’s sister accompanies the relief and peary declines to discuss Verhoef’s disappearance.
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Somerby Reelected Leader Amid Oath of Reform
Sept 4 Batimore, Somerset RL elects Freeman Somerby unanimously as supreme motice at the reorganized Iron Gall order meeting. He resigns the office, cites renewed confidence, while foes claim the convention was packed. Internal strife and legal moves loom over funds and certificates as new organization forms.
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Wreck at freight train yard after boy lures derailment
Fragmented North Dakota dispatch reports a freight train wreck on Sept 24 when a 6 year old boy turned a switch and caused ten cars to derail. No injuries despite widespread wreckage. trains delayed eight hours. Other local notes cover fires near the west river, cattle theft warnings, and obituaries.
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Veterans Gather in Richmond for Civil War Remembrance
Fragmented text notes G A R veterans marching in Richmond and a ceremonial gathering at a Lee camp. Mentions Rear Admiral Denkas and a flagship Newark bound for Genoa to escort a queen renewal to Huelva on October. Unclear details follow with garbled phrases and names.
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Trade and Finance Ledger Reports Mixed Signals
The weekly review notes a decline in merchandise exports while imports show resilience. Wheat prices rebound, corn retreats, and pork and wool markets shift. coal retail activity rises as cloth goods demand grows. Foreign exchange slides, exports drop, and several U.S. and Canada trade indicators show uneven momentum amid broader market volatility. General John Pope dies after a long career, with notices of related incidents and notable local events.
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