Fatal wreck on River Route claims Sullivan and Doherty
A Missouri Pacific extra freight derailed near Lake City on the River Route injuring Fireman Doherty who lost both legs and Conductor Mike Sullivan who died. Engineer Frank Wood escaped unharmed. A second Otterville hill crash damaged an engine and two cars, delaying No. 3.
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Doherty
Lake City
River Route Division
Missouri Pacific Railway
Sullivan
Frank Wood
Independence
Wood
Howard Wood
Kansas City
Jefferson City
Engineer Doherty
Michael Sullivan
Sedalia
East Main Street
Syracuse
Dennis Sullivan
Will
Patrick
Peter
Umphrey
Nicholas
Morris
Texas
Lexington
McLaughlin
Bob Beard
Meyers
Otterville Hill
Smithton
Quiet at Havana as Palma Strikes Attempt to Settle Strike
Havana reports a quiet city with streetcars running and rioters subdued by police. General Gomez aids talks with President Palma to settle the strike, while U S officials note improved conditions. A Havana mayoral manifesto urges workers back to jobs and veterans pledge support to police. In Paris, Mrs Gore death probe notes a straight through head wound and the killer’s account is examined by doctors and a U S consul.
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Havana
Clare
Maximo Gomez
Palma
United States
Squires
State Department
Serge de Rydzweski
Ellen Gore
Gowdy
Paris
Rydzweski
Consul Gowdy
Till
Roosevelt appoints Gould to district supreme bench
President Roosevelt announces the appointment of Ashley Gould District Attorney of the District of Columbia as an associate justice on the district supreme bench.
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Scripps-McRae
Washington
Navy
Roosevelt
Ashley Gould
District of Columbia
Cholera On the Islands Rumors of Control
The marine hospital service reports show Manila cholera is practically under control while several provinces suffer heavy outbreaks with thousands of deaths weekly. The disease has spread to Mindoro Mindanao Bohol and Negros.
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Scripps-McRae
Washington
Marine Hospital Service
Manila
Mindoro
Mindanao
Bohol
Negros
Ryozweski Is Free After Paris Officials Say Gore Death Accidental
Paris officials announce that Mrs. Gore died by accidental causes and release Ryozweski from custody. The case centers on a sudden death deemed unintentional with no charges filed.
Inventor Kilpatrick Behind First Flat House Dead
Thomas Kilpatrick, born in Ireland, died in New York today. He invented and built the first flat house fifty years ago in this city.
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Scripps-McRae
New York
Thomas Kilpatrick
Ireland
Fresh oysters for Thanksgiving at Boston Cafe
Fine oysters by the measure available for Thanksgiving at the Boston Cafe. Family orders a specialty platter. Phone 82.
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Boston
Phone
World's Fair Commission Meets in Executive Session
The national World's Fair commission convened at the Southern hotel in St Louis at 10 o'clock with President Thomas H Carter presiding. All members attended the meeting in executive session.
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Scripps-McRae
St. Louis
National Commission of the World's Fair
Southern Hotel
Thomas H. Carter
Colonial Secretary Chamberlain Leaves London for South Africa
Chamberlain, Colonial Secretary, departs London in the royal train for South Africa to ease bitter racial feeling and settle numerous delicate questions on the frontier. The trip signals high significance for the empire as tensions loom in many towns.
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Servins
Wmer E Sneeiol
London
Chamberlain
South Africa
Fire damages two brick buildings in Iola
A morning blaze in Iola Kansas destroyed two brick buildings housing Sleeper & Sons furniture and Samuel & Company restaurant. The cost of the fire loss is estimated at $15,000.
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Iola
Scripps-McRae
Kas
Sleeper & Sons
Samuel & Company
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