Wabash Train Crash at St Peters Leaves Many Injured
Train No 1 from St Louis to Kansas City derailed near St Peters Missouri on the Wabash line. Ten to fourteen injured with two killed? Eight coaches overturned and three burned. Engineer C H Daniels seriously hurt and fireman Fox with a broken leg. Passengers escaped serious harm with several miraculous escapes.
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St. Peters
Wabash
Trai No
Fron
St. Louis
Kansas
Glty
Ahd
C.H. Daniels
Firemack Fox
Seternelly
Art and
Cliracie Fourly
Mother-in-law on trial in fatal home shooting
The trial centers on a mother-in-law accused of killing a man in his home after a dispute over a domestic matter. The jury found the evidence sufficient to charge Bey Goda and the mother-in-law as accessories. Witnesses described the scene and the aftermath as the court weighed motives and relationships.
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Frederick Wagzerelten
Bey
Goda
Dury
Wasxoceben
Wita
Mam Green
St Myx
Waseerleten
New York Financiers Tied to Chicago Packery Merger Case
Court records reveal New York financiers backing a planned National Packing merger involving Chicago packers. Witnesses describe loans and a hidden pool mechanism tied to Armour and Switz firms as officials face Sherman antitrust charges.
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New York
Chicago
Chivagu—v. A. ¥Rgentino
Armour & So
5. A. Gary
United States Stret Corporation
Chicago Packers
Iwo
Pierce Butler
Questone Abert H. Veeder
Swit & Co
P.O
Plu
Nath Tacking Company
United Dre; Book Company of
So! Packing Company
Hammondack! Company
St. Louie Creaned
Provision Compar
Veeder
Kunz, Loeb ‘& Co
Iilman, Kung, Land & A Harpiman
Turmoil as MIghty Crisis Rocks Persia and Russia
Fragmented reports describe mass killings of hundreds of children in Tabriz and surrounding areas amid Persian turmoil. Russian military actions escalate, with artillery moves, urban sieges, and reports of unrest spreading across Resht and other cities as cabinet tensions and political shifts unfold.
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Tabriz
Arisiman and family suffer shotgun accident
A gun misfired in a Santa Otais home as Arisiman Present and a boy tested a shotgun after a meal. The blast wounded Rose, with minor injuries to Mrs. Martin, while a younger brother had previously loaded the weapon. The incident left all in a dangerous condition.
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Santa Otais
Marti
Deen
Ily
Martin
Othe
Rose
Geo
Fragmentary notice reflects a historic fatal mob incident
A fragmentary OCR item notes a fatal mob incident with a Black person harmed and multiple names distorted. It references violence, a fatality, and local figures tied to an unclear event in a city setting, preserving core mentions while omitting graphic detail.
Bonis Marriage to Stand Faces Vatican Ruling
Vatican rejects petition to annul Boni's marriage to Anna Gould after a ceremony deemed valid by church rites. Rome counts claim attempts to void marriage fail as no legal basis. New York report notes dental surgeons lose influence in court immunity over professional relations.
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Rome
Toni Ap Caatellane
Anna Gould
Hella de Sagan
Vatican
Hont
M Deaite
Justinp Muat
New
Supreme Court
Bind Tenor Iq Dea Rogkford in Boston recital
The blind tenor Rogkford, William Helnrien, performs a warttwhite note recital in Boston. The event features 16 end Ih and recital details at a rack venue.
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Bind
Rogkford
William Helnrien
Boston
Reyes to Face Trial in Mexico City Military Court
General Bernardo Reyes will be tried by a military tribunal in Mexico City after surrendering with a small cadre. Followers who surrender may receive leniency while those who do not will be hunted down. The president said the surrender surprised his ministers and the public.
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Mealcy City
Bernardo Reyes
Iinister of the Interior
Geronimo ‘Treving
Monterey
Rivales
Reyes
Mexico City
Chapultepec
Atwood Sets New Record in Massachusetts Flight
Boston aviator Harry N Atwood flew 126 miles from Point of Pines Massachusetts to Narragansett Bay in a hydroaeroplane. He crossed Boston Harbor and Binghata along the Massachusetts south shore, skirted Cape Cod, passed the Cape Cod canal, and crossed Dy.
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Providence, R
Harry N. Atwoor
Point of Pines
Mase
Narragansett Way
Boston Harbor
Binghata
Massachusetts South Shore
Cape Cod Bar
Cape Cod Canal
Taft Sought as Peacemaker in Ottoman War Mediation
President Taft, urged by Dr. Lyman Abbott and Dr. Mary Eddy, considered offering U S mediation in the Turkish war dispute. Under the Hague accord nations may appoint mediators to settle international conflicts, and Taft’s move aimed to uphold peace.
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New York
Taft
Lyman Abbott
Mary Eddy
Turkey
Mia
Uate States Ag
Hague
Corviers
Morse Heartbroken Over Refusal News In Atlanta
In Atlanta, C W Morse mourns a rejected case as reports say three experts support Morseuffering from incurable diseases. In New York, Jesse Harris and Max Bianelt are acquitted as nine hundred forty seven lives are linked to the Triangle Shirtwaist fire.
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Atlanta
Charles We Morey
New York
Jesne Harris
Max Bianelt
Manaigecher
Weight Lorimer Buried in Dana Mass Funeral Held
The funeral of Wright Lotimer, noted actor who died by suicide, was held in Dana Massachusetts. The service reflected on his career and the public attention his death drew, with mourners and notable figures in attendance.
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Weight Lorimer
Dana
Mass
Wright Lotimer
New Yeh
Mona
Srbaul
Postal Publishers decry post office as badly managed
Washington dispatch reports the American Newspaper Publishers Association Postal Committee led by Don G. Lefts defects rising second class mail rates. An inquiry by House expenditures shows publishers ship about 1.9 billion pounds of second class output for year ending June 30 1911 with most weight via carriers and express.
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Washington
Congressional Post
Tha Tlingis
Publshers’ Association
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Don G. Lefts
New York World
Noe
Post Office Department
Howse
Just Once
Vwilliam A. Ashbrook
Walter
Publicatiov
Curthor
Neweboys
News
Express
Hitchcock
Censon
Turkish brigand chief seeks Turkish mercy in exile
A London Globe report describes Salfn, a brigand leader in the mountains near Blantinaple, who has been under Turkish pursuit. He offers his services to Turkish authorities, despite opposition within his own group, amid a broader warning against Italian brigands aiding the Ottoman Empire.
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Otter
Nts Lh
Fragmented Scribbled Exchange About Child Welfare
A garbled dialogue mentions casuz mra and de rover with taunting phrases about children. It reads like a fragmented overheard exchange where adults debate the behavior and safety of children, revealing confusion and concern.
Fragmentary Dialogue From Obscure Page Sample
A garbled OCR fragment shows distorted dialogue with names and phrases such as "DE aBkad the midjensa" and "torhwas speakers" alongside lines "But in the conuariecs of al Lowrey were dozing." A speaker says "1 ogee" and "They calied the 1," offering little clear context or complete event.
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