Wreck on the Grand Trunk Kills Dozens in Ontario Crash
A Grand Trunk express bound for Toronto crashed into a moving freight near Murray Hill crossing two miles west of Trenton at 3.90. Twelve killed and many more injured as cars were smashed. Names include engineers Brady and McDonald and several Russian passengers among the dead. a misplaced switch caused the collision on single track between Belleville and Murray Hill.
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Trenton
Cnl
Grand Trunk
Toronto
Murray Will Crossing
William Linness
Charles Goodchild
John Casey
Nelleville
William Brady
Montreal Express
Belleville
John MacDonald
Boelleville
Meerie C. Kein
Russia
George Hafrrich
Husain
Katrine Harrich
Montreal
Murray
Bill
Murray Hill
Theilas Ivank
Alex Toopshin
Wehe Ingurins
Anil Almient
Mesenaers
Telleville
Carlists poised for uprising after peace accord
London dispatch cites Madrid sources predicting a formidable Carlist rising within a month of a peace treaty. Wealthy Carlist families reportedly insure property against war risks while a large loan has been secured in London and Paris, signaling readiness and funds for confrontation.
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London
Madrid
the Pally Mall
Cartier
Spain
Dov Curios
Paris
Magee Denies Report Of Deal With Quay In Pittsburgh
Senator Magee denies circulating claims of a deal with Quay promising to audit state government workers in exchange for supporting the state ticket. He says there is not a shadow of truth and reiterates support for the Republican ticket as a duty to the party and national administration.
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Pittsburg
L. Magne
Quay
Magne
Magee
Martin
Siti
Thepublican
Beavers Report On Camp Thomas Hospital Shortages
Dr William G Weaver of the Ninth Pennsylvania volunteers testified before the war commission detailing typhoid outbreaks at Camp Thomas from June 1 to August 20 with about 600 cases and many deaths. He cited drug shortages, scarce quinine, and inadequate hospital space, plus overwork and polluted water from Chickamauga Creek. Governor Beaver criticized Colonel Lee for hospital tent issues, while Weaver noted surgeons were overworked and hospital supplies came from citizens.
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Washington
William G. Weaver
Ninth
Pennsylvania Volunteers
War Commission
Camp Thomas
Ime
Weaver
Chick- Ntmurh Creek
Lee
Mesa
Beaver
Lie
Werner
Wiles
Citzens
Pennsylvania
Second Section of Thirteenth Pennsylvania Volunteers Arrives
Troops of Company D from the Thirteenth regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers reach Augusta after a long rail journey. A wheel on the car carrying the company broke near Hamner NX, but the party was unharmed and redistributed to other cars. The group notes the warm climate and expresses relief at reaching a warmer area.
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Augusta
Pennsylvinito Volunteur Infantry
Hamner
Tontaht
Boston Anti Imperialists Conference Aims to Form Public Alliance
In Boston a conference of well known anti imperialists is planned within days. Invitations are sent as talks point to forming a popular or regional organization in London for protesting the seizure of Apwalin's conypered posogsong by the United States. The event is called by a joint committee of groups including the Fanuell hallant and the Imperiatist morting with Inet Juno and the Mombiehvecite Rofornm club.
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Hoetang
Nov
Boston
Lowten
Apwalin
Fanuell Hallant
Imperiatist Morting
Inet Juno
Mombiehvecite Rofornm Club
World News Fragment Conveys Patchy Arrivals List
Fragmentary OCR lists names and places including New York Southampton Rotterdam and Noordhind with scattered arrivals and people such as Kaleo Wilhelm der Grover Beeman Genoawind Nooypeley and Alite wern-Arrived. The text resembles a travel or shipping update with unclear dates and destinations.
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New York
Now
Pepper Murder Trial Opens in Montrose Est. Susie Graham Linked
In Montrose on November 14 a Pepper murder trial began with a full jury of twelve. District Attorney Ainey outlined the case against J James Fagan, aided by A A McCollum. T J Davies defends. The trial centers on Susie Graham alleged to be the woman in scarlet and her possible role in the October 1907 killing of Andrew Jackson Pepper at his Rush village home.
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Susie Graham
Beranton Tribune
Montrose
Pepper
Hiram Ball
D. Allison Brown
Williston Chamberlain
John J. Wallace
Albert Hilburn
Gardner J. Lewis
Johnnay Tuxon
Philander K. Bongon
Clarence J. Shey
Andrew Faucher
Warren J. Tingley
Fred Siston
Rush
Susquehanna County
Andrew Jackson Pepper
Mr. Pepper
Sally Pepper
Popper
Bleehull
Bally Pepper
Justice of the Peace
Abraham Carter
Willian Dbb
Atmey
Wylauning
Lizzie le Kalb
Graham
Bush Township
Jackson Pepper
Anyren
Ragen
Susquehanna
Hinghamton
Wizely
Bush Crahan
Kinke
Fagan
Cornelius Wells
Wing Lee
Mineral Springs
Ainey
J. James Eagen
Clifton Hickok
Peover
Howe and
Hart
George Granger
Itash
Grangerville
Woeleck
Oliver Wilbur
Penner
Pepper Lyim
George L. Pickett
Wilbur
Olver Wilbur
Canger
McCollum
Mr. Wilbur
Peppers
Willur
Selden Munger
War rumor surrounds American fleet bound for Europe
In Laniton New, rumors circulate Tuesday that the American fleet may be prepared for a renewed home front conflict. The Dudley Graphic notes mobilization and heightened activity as tensions rise amid reported Chinese opposition and shifting naval readiness.
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Laniton
New
Sertenioy
Europe
Eniamd
Jenin- Divecwlell Ohreles
Dudley Graphic
Boonie Tree
Chinary
Coal Strikers Win Wage Agreement After Settlement Talks
Chicago-Virden Coal Company agrees to wage scale concessions ending long running strike disputes. Hand labor 44 cents and machine work 38 3 for miners. Conference attended by United Mine Workers leaders and Illinois Mine Workers union officials. Agreement covers aero workers and strikes, with hoped peaceful resolution on all terms.
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Chicago
Chicago-Virden Coal Company
Wien
Cense Company
Ulame
Lowellis
Mitchell
United Mine Wobbery
Amarteas Preshivent Hunter
Van
Tiinois Mine Workers’ Union
Cahill
bin B
Bucks Gant Mangwer Lukinse
Houl Company
Wntil Fite
Aero Workers
Loucks
Hartrant Statue Unveiling Planned After IRA Meeting
In Kerrishure this evening the Hartrant communion held an IRA meeting during which the statue of General John Hartrantt in Capitol Park was accepted. The statue is to be unveiled with elaborate ceremonies next spring.
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Kerrishure
Hartrant
John
Hartrantt
Copitol Park
Business Men's Republican League Appeals for Support in Pennsylvania
The Business Men's Republicans league of Pennsylvania claims to back all Republican candidates for the national House. It asserts Quay and his machine corrupt influence harmed the party, cites numerous incumbents defeated or re-elected, and urges lovers of honest government to back a redeemed Republican party.
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League
House of Representatives
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Susinews Men's Republican League of
Denneylvania
Quay
United States Senate
Senator Penrose
John Wanamaker
Vome
Tioga
Charles Tubbs
Mair
Chesley
Union
Benater Quay
Senator Quay
Beaver
Elkin
Indiana
Navywood
Mercoer County
Quay Machine
Crawford Geunty
Houge
Montgomery
Temeleet Walton
Anedirewe
Wyllon
John Winemaker
Wieder
Anusploos
Sen
Business Men's Republican League
Republican Party
National House of
Charles W. Stone
Congress
McKinley
MieHinkel
Alewa
Veoneylvania
Commonwealth
W C T U Elects a President in Minnesota Convention
At St Paul on November 15 the Woman's Christian Temperance Union opened with votes cast to elect officers. Anna Shaw and D. Pree were among nominees. Susannah Pry won as recording secretary. The event saw 371 delegates eligible, and Mrs. Tivssie Lavthe Seovel presided as ballots were counted.
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St. Paul
Minn
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Dunham
Temple Trust
Livell
Pennsylvania
Congress
Francis Josephs
Louisiana
South
Inter
Tivssie Lavthe Seovel
Minnesota
Stevens
Eileh
Bs A
al Hien
Chen
Bsen
Wise
Anna Shaw
Mia
D. Pre
Helen Thood
Aire
Caraline Bell
Mara
Aln. Stevenson
Beowel
Mell Mix
K. L. Stevenson
Anagd Gordon
Mie
White-Kinney
Mra
Clark
Hochman
Misa Marie
Brehm
A.B. Beniaimin
Mary
Loulee
Brownds
Marton Dunham
Mrs. Fessenden
Mre
Lillian M.N. Stovyerns
Geeeplines
Miele Mall
Mise Willard
Maine
Gordon
Televentine
Mires
OM. Stevens
Gnather
Dowly
Somerset
Susannah M.D. Pry
Minneso
Fry
Flotfinao
Frances Biennechimp
Kentucky
Wan Iil
Tury
Thie
Treacurer
Vousoust
Mas
Helen M. Bareker
Me Mire MO
Datiam
Nouliering
Local court notes incident tied to Mohegan Center letter
A woman named Jobin Purdy faces charges for circulating a vial containing a threatening letter sent to survivors at the Mohegan Center. Investigators say the letter implicated others and described a plan to target the facility.
Cavalry Captain Captured and Punished in German Action
A World War era report notes that Cavalry Captain Count Bill Nerd Wernigerode, a municipal captain, was cashiered and sentenced to forty months in prison for fatally striking with his sabre during a clash with Sergeant Hohlenhardt in Rentemberinet Germany.
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Strawburg
Germany
Wernigerode
Mayalty
Giant Hohlenhardt
Rentemberinet
Weather, trials and reports in early morning news
Fair weather with southwest winds dominates the morning. Articles note a railroad wreck in On tark, a Republican league manifesto, the Monttome murder trial, and commentary by Joseph Chamberlain on the French question. Also included are Cuban Porter reports, a hospital meeting, governor’s social notes, a new county building, and Scranton roundups.
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Ontark
Thusinces Mons Repubican League
Monttome
Joseph Chamberlain
Spain 18 Obstinate on Philippine Peace Attitude
Madrid reports that Spanish peace commissioners will maintain their stance on the Philippine islands and expect the Tripod Powers to stand with them. The same source says there is complete accord between the government and its peace delegates.
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Madrid
Peni “Ielal
Philippine Islands
Bounieh
Bedird Mass Fire Claims Four In Hallway Collapse
Fatal blaze in Bedird Massachusetts last Thursday killed four people including a mother and her child. Authorities say the fire seriously injured several others as responders battled the inferno at the residence.
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Bedird
Mass
Nov
Mira
Uetase Osothier
Mire, Brady
Chamberlain Talks Again On French Question And Peace
At a Liberal Unionist conference in Manchester Joseph Chamberlain set out a clearer stance on Anglo French relations and in particular Fashoda. He urged French politicians to abandon tactics hampering British policy and warned that Newfoundland’s development suffers under French intervention while expressing hope for a future Anglo American understanding to guarantee peace and civilization.
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Manchester
Joseph Chamberlain
United States
Chamberlain
Fashoda
Nile
France
Globe
Newfoundland
Ale Cian Herlain
Remains of Col Williams Ship to North
The body of Valonel Williams chief quartermaster was moved from Colon cemetery to La Algehina toboard the steamship Bayttoga for shipment north. Rear Admiral Sampoon General Wale Butler Colonel Cloud and the British consul joined friends and American correspondents in escorting the funeral procession to the wharf. Crowds lined the route as the casket, covered with the flag and stripes, was placed aboard.
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Havana
Valonel Williams
Colon
la Algehina
Boari
Shipmene North
Sampoon
Generala Wale
Butler
Colonel Cloud
Cheap Gas At Trenton In Bid To Cut Prices
Trenton residents will get gas at 25 cents per 1000 cubic feet starting tomorrow as the Peoples Gas Improvement Company begins operations led by William L Elkina of Philadelphia. The move follows a price war with the Trenton Des Licht Company which cut its rate to 45 cents. Both firms have been underbidding the other, with the old company lowering its price earlier today.
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Washington
Wilfred Liaindier
Canada
Aginny Jatmies Winter
Newfoundland
Anglo-America Tyrol Commission
Air
T. Jefferson Coolidge
Homton
Te Commission
Comrmission Ventione
Reweheul
Tiverton
N. A
Nev
Trenton Rerple
People's Gas Improvement Companys
William L. Elkina
Philadelphia
Trenton Des Licht Company
Whiel
Lew Company
Orgonitert
Wis
Eenia
Fragmentary notice from Pennsylvania paper
Fragment reads as a damaged oblique notice mentioning Frederick A. Wheelock of Factoryville Wyoming St Original widows May EB Wheelock, and a five dollar amount. Details are unclear due to OCR errors and place names mixed with dates.
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Washington
Nev
Frederick A. Wheelock
Paoctoryville
Wyoming
St. Original
Witows
Wheelock
Factoryville
Fragmentary Weather Notice from Early Washington
Fragmented OCR text reports persistent winds and stormy weather in Washington with unclear dates and details. The readable portion mentions strong winds and unsettled skies, but lacks specific times or measurements to determine full forecast.
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Cincinnati
Quebec
Laurent Kian
William Kinnear
Prescott
James Newman
Lgzon Leblan
John Mnamara
Brockville
Albert Tracey
A. P. Walker
Tare
Frederick Cohen
Palin
A. Carey
Mrockville
Spreolst
New Society of Kickers
Mugwump District
Eagen
Canary Islands
Chicago-Virden Company
Hartantt
Lillian M. N. Stevens
Frances Willard
Porter
Loenl
Hahnemann Hospital
Biona
Loeul
Lexon
Ilo County
Lorat—Weet Scranton and
Siluerhan
Scranton
Lis New Camp
Col. Williams
Saratoga
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