Seven Die In Missouri Pacific Train Crash Near Fort Crook
Seven people killed and twenty eight injured in a collision between Missouri Pacific passenger train No 105 and a fast freight near Fort Crook Nebraska ten miles south of Omaha. Causes include freight crew misreading orders and a relief train was sent to scene. Key victims include FP W Petring and A W Sprague as well as Mrs Fred W Rottmann and Frances L Kanka.
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Omaha
Neb
Missouri Pacific
Fort Crook
W. Petring
Nebraska City
W. Keller
Atchison
Kan
Fred W. Rottmann
Wisteria Rottmann
City
Kansas City
F. R. Travers
L. P. Gross
Happenings of the Past Week Across the Nation
New Russian ambassador M. George Bakhmetiff and Madame Bakhmetiff depart for New York Washington. Agriculture warns of confiscating unripe Florida fruit. Secret Service flags counterfeit ten dollar bill from Croker National Bank. Navy yard supply discrepancy of 2 288 271 under clerical review. Railroad commissioners urge railroads to take over express service. Panama cabinet recalls Dr Belisario Porras. Sugar trust inquiry resumes November 15. Robert Rodgers named interior minister Roche named Canadian secretary of state. Italy threatens fleet action over massacres near Smyrna and Salonika. Anti sugar price measures anticipated November 1 on Western Pacific routes. California returns undecided with leaning to certain party. Des Moines matrimonial bureau shows strong reception nationwide. Russia passport protest planned in congress. Milion basket contents and St Louis balloon found near Stuart Iowa. Severe storms devastate Southwestern Colorado and northern New Mexico. Reformed church elects L H Kanst president. Nine women injured in Mansfield gas explosion. Emeline Pankhurst arrives in New York to bolster suffrage. Western Leaf Tobacco Dealers discuss fighting American Tobacco reorganization. Portuguese royalists attacked by republicans near Galician frontier. Elgin judge strikes love honor and obey from wedding ritual. American Indian congress plans scientific farming education. Iowa infantile paralysis study assigned. John Dean family survives cloudburst near Maryville Missouri. La Crosse flood memorial cornerstone debated. Portage river rise noted.
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Washington
United States
M. George’ Bakhmetiff
Madame Bakhmetiff
New York
Department of Agriculture
Florida
Secret Service
Croker National Bank of
San Francisco
Washington Navy Yard
National Association of Railroad Commissioners
Panama
Belisario Porras
House
Sugar Trust
Robert Rodgers
Roche
Marquette
Manitoba
Italy
Smyrna
Salonika
Egypt
Syria
Western Pacific
Salt Lake City
Amer
California
Des Moines
Russia
Congress
Population Club
St. Louis
Stuart
Colorado
New Mexico
North’ West
Ricch &McCoy
Emeline Pankhurst
England
Western Leaf Tobacco Dealers Association
Milwaukee
American Tobacco Company
Thompson
Elgin
Congress of the American Indian
Columbus
Iowa
Wade H. Frost
John Dean
Maryville
la Crosse
Wisconsin
Portage
McNamara trial opens in Los Angeles Monday report
General news item notes the McNamara trial began in Los Angeles on Monday. Other items mention Chinese revolutionists seizing Wu Chang, Italian troops moving against Turkish positions in Tripoli, and mutinies among 6000 Hankow troops with hundreds of Manchus killed. separate report cites a Union Pacific round house fire in Nebraska causing major losses.
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McNamara
Los Angeles
Pos
Wu Chang
Tripoli
Hankow
Union Pacific Round House
Y, Neb
Uriog Ainly
James K . Baty
Nebraska Agricultural Education Expenses Show 748240 Needed
Secretary Mellor releases a compilation proving 748240 dollars are required for the agricultural education biennium in Nebraska. The document lists cash expended across departments and credits from the state, including Hatch funds, extension, and various agricultural programs.
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W. R. Mellor
Nebraska State Board of Agriculture
Nebraska
Agricultural Department of Ontario
Ees Snevens
Food Commission
Bureau of Statistics
Tates
Fee State Dairymen’s Association
Anton Institutes
Nebraska in Briz. Lincoln Italians celebrate Connendlagie
Various Nebraska items fill the page: Lincoln Italians celebrate Connendlagie and deposit first mile in Geae bank. Roy Maines sustains a broken shoulder leaving a moving train. John Goff, Osmond farmer, dies of acute indigestion. Oxford revamps entertainment course for winter. Gandy residents push for a railroad to Union Pacific. Holdrege hosts a state federation musicale and installs officers. Insurance money totaling 84420 to heirs of 48 members of three fraternal societies. Governor offers 200 reward for murderer of George Jarrell of Syracuse. Fremont schools observe Anti Tobacco Day. A Saunders county farmer dies in haymow accident.
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Lincoln
Ge = ae
Roy Maines
Caerrae
John Goff
Osmond
Oxford
Gandy
Mohler
Union Pacific Railroad
State Woman’s Club Federation
Holdrege
Mra. Gift
Falls City
Nebraska
George Jarrell
Syracuse
Jarrell
Fremont
Saunders County
J. Crabtree
Boards of Education
Omaha
Aldrich
Cowles
George
Philippine Islands
Sidney Smith
Agricultural Department
Union College
Lexington
State Board to Review Vouchers for New State School
The state board of public lands and buildings will be treated as part of the state university for several months for voucher approvals. University authorities will handle expenditures in erecting the plant of the new state agricultural school.
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State Board of Public Lands and Buildings
State University
Board of Expenditures
State Agricul
State officers to inspect lands for hospital project
State Treasurer George and Land Commissioner Cowles will visit Lexington to appraise state and school lands and accompany a surveyor to Kearney to examine thirteen acres of land with buildings bought by the state for a hospital to care for tuberculosis patients.
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George
Cowles
Lexington
Kearney
Cadet Uniform Prices Drop to 11.20
The article reports a sharp drop in cadet uniform costs with the current year price set at 11.20 dollars, noting that previous years required significantly higher expenditures for basic gear.
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Bao
Imac
Come Over Tomorrow For A Luncheon Of Golf On The Links
In a casual note the writer invites a person named Fou to visit tomorrow and join a game of golf on the links. The speaker offers support for any job and agrees to be involved with the lynx if needed.
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Fou
Bear
Lynx
Feels at Home by the Fire in Everyday Magazine Passage
A short excerpt describes a person settling by the fire and awaiting food in a domestic moment from Everybody's Magazine, highlighting a cozy scene.
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Everybody’s Magazine
The Average Man Mistakes Fun for Public Foolishness
A reflective line notes that many men judge enjoyment by public self mockery rather than genuine pleasure. It suggests social display masks inner satisfaction and questions the value of theatrics in leisure.
Postum Helps Woman, Baby In Texan Farm Note
A Texan farm narrator credits Postum with easing a bilious habit and aiding nursing of a healthy baby for 14 months. She says switching from coffee to Postum improved her health and the baby’s well being, sharing gratitude for this change.
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Texan
Liaw
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