Train wreck near Dodcon Mo kills man injures many
Explosion wrecks a train ten miles west of Kansas City causing deaths and injuries among crew and passengers. Several coaches damaged as smoke and debris filled the scene. City engineer and authorities report multiple injuries and the line temporarily closed while responders removed victims and secured the wreckage.
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eury
powile
Kline
Dave einer
dbi
flonan
Pittsburg Fan Escapes Injuries After Train Door Incident
A Pittsburg traveling fan named George Mitchell forced open a shower door on a southbound train last night and escaped with minor injuries after a struggle that left several car doors damaged. Investigators cite frantic moments as the doors, torn in the scuffle, hindered movement while passengers panicked. The incident occurred near a station stop shown on the timetable and is under police review for potential charges.
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BITEER
Nedi
besuai
PUTIN
Baie
lable
deep cut
hank
George Mitchel
Pittsburg
Speeding 20th Century Limited Derails Near Town
A broken rail on the eastbound 20th Century Limited caused a wreck near Pinesem Ronda shortly after 3 am. Three cars derailed and passengers were hurled from beds but no serious injuries were reported. The train halted briefly at Pagchester before resuming, with the third car detached and the others damaged as crews investigated on the next page.
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NOUHESTER
twentieth century limited
New Yorkentral
Pinesem Ronda crossing
cnet
Pagchester
moanrenwin tor
Explosion Knocks Passenger Train From Tracks Near Kansas City
An explosion at Dodson near Kansas City blew a Kansas City Southern passenger train from the tracks. One man was killed and about 30 injured.
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Dodson
Kansas City
Kansas City Southern
Digging Resume at Murderess Farm Trial Report
The article notes the resumed diggings at Murderess Farm amid ongoing proceedings in the Mrs. Belle Gunn case. Sheriff Somutaer and Judge Richter are mentioned. the timing centers on the prior day’s events and anticipated court action.
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Belle Guannies
Sherif Somutaer
Worden
Belle Gunn
Warden
feanisds
Richter
duhn Zach
Mary
Ford
ute
Heeney
Refuse to Believe Explorer is Dead
Stockholm report questions the death of Swedish explorer Professor B A An Vree as dubious. Arctic authorities doubt the grave, noting recent minor earthquakes in Missouri and Kansas. Bishops gather in Topeka for a Methodist conference on home missions and church society activities.
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Explorer
STOCKHOLM
B.A. An- Vree
Vann
Lalidacy
Captain NILson
bation
TOPEKA
FOPHBA
Kin
Nev
damuul
home missions and charism societies
Methodist Episcopal church
amaAcee vate
Indian pardoned after pardon board saves man sentenced for wife murder
Indian man known as Buckaroo Jack faced a death sentence by Judge Pike in the district court for the murder of his wife near Port McDermutt. After appeals, the pardon board granted clemency, sparing execution and restoring hope as preparations for hanging were halted. The affair involved Governor Dickerson and multiple judges, with the Indian’s case argued before the Nevada penitenary authorities.
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Buckaroo Jack
Pike
cour
Port McDernutt
Talbot
Norcross
Jilge Sweentorey
Stockhard
Dickerson
iik
Nevada penitentir
tim
india
Willian Maxwell
Photeleek
Wovernor Dickerson
hin
Albura
Cal
Six Chinamen Killed and Four Injured in Breakwater Wreck
BUFFALO N Y Nov 12 Two boats with ten Chinamen were wrecked at the breakwater east of Michigan City. Six died from skull fractures, four others rescued suffer scalp wounds. An English speaking survivor said he ran the boats and no Americans were with the party. The living Chinamen were arrested.
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BUFFALO
N.Y
Michigan City
reston
Cockrill to hear Nevada rate case today
Railroad Commissioner Shaughnessy says Nevada’s bid for better rates will be presented to Commissioner Cockrill without undue delay. He clears up some important questions.
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Shaughnessy
Nevada
Cockrill
Heathen Chinee Charged With Embezzlement in Utah
Yee Eng a Chinese farm hand from Pittsburg Utah faces embezzlement charges in a case tied to the Quone Wang Wah Chap Suey and May Order Trust of Pittsburg. He allegedly diverted funds from the trust through his shop and is believed to have fled toward Park City and the coast before arrest.
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Utah
Yee Eng
Pittsburg
unui
Pittsbore paliea department
Trust
Suprius shop
Yeo Ang
Crosshonaghout
Chap Suey trust
bein
Grand Duke Wm Alexander of Luxembourg Sinking Quickly
Grand Duke William Alexander of Luxembourg is reported to be sinking rapidly at Treves with paralysis and loss of speech. Officials request his wife to permanently accept the regen, noting the Grand Duke has been ill for years and his heir is Princess Marie, born in 1839.
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TREVES
Prussian
Alexander of
Luxembur
Portugal
Marie Anna
don Miguel
Marie
Earthquake Shocks Spa and Esneux Residents
A three second tremor struck Spa causing panic as residents rushed from homes after a loud roaring sound. No injuries or damage were reported though fear ran high. The tremor was felt in Esneux with similar fright but no damage recorded.
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DE LAGLASS
Noy
Spa
sinek wasretk
Esneux
Editor Henry Watterson's son dies tragically in New York fall
New York, Nov. 12 Barney Witterson, son of Louisville editor Henry Watterson, is believed dead after falling from a wine room on the 9th floor of an adjoining building. Coroner cites accidental cause as Watterson lost balance while closing a window and struck a radiator before plunging 110 feet. Mrs. Watterson is distraught. burial planned in Louisville. Watterson, 30, a junior member of Wing, Taylor, and Watterson, had previously practiced law and taught at Columbia Law School.
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NEW YORK
Barney Witterson
Henry Watterson
Louisville
un Will Street
Louis
Watterson
Mr. Watterson
Iverson
ren Lerea
Columbia law school
Wing, Teyssoht and Watterson
Nevada Railroad Commission Faces Reno Rate Case Before Intersta
Nevada officials prepare a strong presentation to the Interstate Commerce Commission over Reno rate disputes. The Nevada Railroad Commission, backed by Reno merchants, argues for a thorough prehearing preparation and seeks to keep the case on track. The article notes Nevada lacks internal distributing points, relying on other states for goods distribution, and highlights regional implications across Arizona, Idaho, Oregon, and eastern Washington.
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Interstate Comeres Commission
Rene Crimmerentl Club
Jim +t
Gaxetke
ann
Washington
Minust
GG Wilder
Sternminenti Bee
Walker
hafure gam missioner
Cranklin K. Gane
Cockrell
Uidgetto
cskeal
Bartine
Farrington
ayas
railroad commission
Parringle
Gartinetaal ber radibcy
Marcingson
Gazette
Franklin K. Lane
Senator Cockrell
Shaughneasy
Franklin K. uane
Pacific coast
Spokane
Interstate Commerce Commission
Reno
railroad commissia of
Nevada
Arizona
Idaho
Oregon
union
California
Explosion at Rad Bod mine yields heavy death toll in Philadelphia area
At HAMM West Philadelphia a mine blast traps hundreds as 27 bodies are recovered by 4 PM and about 300 workers remain underground. Rescue teams improvise an aerial cage. flames hinder efforts while police seal the area and relatives mourn as survivors suffer severe injuries.
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Courer
Woman tells why she traveled far to meet man
Martha Mabel Dunphy of Boston faces larceny charges in Chicago over $6008 in securities and jewelry. She claims she moved securities via Giles to repay interest, met him in Missoula and Butte, and says he later returned most property in her presence. She denies the theft, aided by sister in defense.
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CHICAGO
Martha Mabel Dunphy
Boston
Charles E. Giles
Aus. J. KE. brothinghaim
John Dungphy
Dunphs
Gilles
Giles
Butte
Mont
Davent
Montana
uo. DT
Great Northern
Missoula
Five Children Dead in Elkins Gas Explosion
An early morning gas explosion at the home of K. J. Rice, a Beverly barber near Elkins Va, killed his five children. Rice and his wife escaped unharmed.
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ELKINS
K. J. Rice
Beverly
here
Bee
What Makes Good Clothes in Ordinary Stores
A compact editorial note contrasts good clothes with perfect diction and flashy displays. It argues quality comes from fit style and tailoring, and urges customers to return unsatisfactory suits. It reminds shoppers to consider winter hose underwear gloves overcoats and rainwear.
Baker & Baker Promises Quality Goods
Local advertisement asserts Baker and Baker guarantees top value with the claim it must be good. Read as a brief vendor notice highlighting brand confidence and customer assurance without additional details.
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BAKER & BAKER
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