Train mobbing and home attack noted in Sept. incident
In Pottsville Pennsylvania a mining train bound for Richards colliery was halted by a man who beat several workers. two windows broken, others escaped injury. At Malunay City a home on West Dine Street was damaged by an explosion with no injuries to residents. Separate notes report coal shipments, logs, and planned washeries changes affecting Good Spring and nearby collieries amid rising coal prices.
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Pottsville
Pennsylvanie
Richards
Mount Carmel
Pennsylvanae
Grem Ridge
Michael Weldon
West Dine Street
Malunay City
Weldyn
Howe
Welton
Schuylkilt
Reading West End
Niuer
Philadelphia
Serting Coat and Iron Company
Oaiveyers At Works
Conference in Philadelphia resolves not to end strike yet
Mitchell and Wilsoy of the United Mine Workers met with Nichols Pahey and Cutty of the Anthracite councils at the Motel Walton in Philadelphia. They secreted to leaders at the Machinists International Union office then returned to the hotel to confer until noon. No public statements about future moves or political significance were made.
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Wilson
Wilton
Polpee
Adtulent Melvilles Condition in Washington Tentative
In Washington on September 40 A officers and receivers discuss Admiral Melville’s health. The report notes a persistent fever and hospital confinement for about ten days or two weeks, with the possibility of recovery. The phrasing reflects a damaged OCR record from a historical paper.
GANG OF GHOULS plagues Indianapolis while graves opened
A chaotic desultory report describes a spate of grave disturbances attributed to a gang of ghouls in Indianapolis. Police and detectives chased rumors of bodies found and eerie activity at a university campus site amid sensational but unclear details.
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Indianapolia
Corveraton
Tylus
Bevsn
Ar Tome
Jin Li
Koy
Canesa Nevers
Leonie the
Flowery
Pier Arlieles
Hhlof
NEW BIGGAR GASH ORARGE Poruer Justice Stinien t New Re enaed OF Purfies Mreehold
Dispatch reports a courtroom in Springfield where Justice White to preside as Staton and Henry Le the Bennett face charges after a suspected theft and alleged complicity. Arrests include Mendrinck and others for alleged ecplegacy diving. Vata Biggar, jailed in Wilmington for altered implication, is tied to a broader conspiracy as police pursue leads across the Bronett area.
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Poruer
Thas Anolmle voIpeiae Agaiese
Fresield
Staton
Henry le
Bennett Chease
Unischar
Te. Mendrinck
Ox Justiog Staton
Bronett
Jude Elgl Long
Vail
Wilmington
Dot
Vata Biggar
Tos
Botante
The Carnegie Prauds Trial Reports Forgery Charges
In London the trial of Greta Gir Let Wealleompqy is reported with details from Colonel Malki Tronssesser and the Néekel corporation. Counsel notes Greta abstained from $105 from COLMA PCLTEL amid charges of forgery and falsification of records.
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Grety Cave
Ruangied
Lenton
L. B. Gir
London
Corner Steel Wongurny
Malki Tronssesser
Chun Man
Néekel Corporation
Marriage of Wilkins and Betth Wantineten in San Praavisco
Clerical notice reports the engagement of Henry Wantineten and Willard Vincent Wouthagian, noting a betrothed union amid social announcements. The item references Spreckels and the Spreckels shipping interests connected to maritime enterprise.
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Wilkins
San Praavisco
Willard Vincent Wouthagian
Hretry
Grinduiven
Lee
Winx Nniion
Spreckels
John 2
Spreckles Shipping Biterests
Ccerule Steamehin Company
New Political Group Emerges in National Post Office Scene
In Washington on September 30 a new party named the Antitonat Hemocrary is announced. Officials report the creation of the Orgille Jaqtiow faction as part of ongoing postmaster appointments and political reorganizations.
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Lew Pollttant
Bute
Mon
Augustes Tielawe Nie
Melage
Queen's Mother Fatally Strikes Master in Madrid Case
Historic Madrid scene reports Maria Chelating, mother of King Alfonso, allegedly attacked Count de la Escosura during a controversial incident. The event unfolds as authorities investigate the motive and potential royal implications amid volatile court intrigues.
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Nepech
Maria Chelating
Alfonso
Liorse
Count de la Escosura
Emile Zola Dies After Apparent Heating Stove Fire
Paris dispatch reports Emile Zola, famed novelist, died following an accident in his Paris home. Wife Alma Zola survived, fainting from shock as servants found him slumped beside a cigarette stove fire. Doctors hailed the scene as accidental, with his wife in complete distress awaiting improvement. Zola, born 1840, rose from poverty to command major literary influence with novels and the Dreyfus Affair writings. He faced periods of illness and financial trouble but produced landmark works and court battles influencing French letters.
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Paris
Emile Zain
Hans
Zalu
Ole
Emile Zola
macNing
Mine Zola
Pallee
Te Mhovelet
Mane
Zee Vera
Bao
Zoli
Kolin
Buurdig Mae
Wenan
Emile
Ria
M. Tsoard
Miough
Mead
St. Vietor
Atudeeny
Lweitlon
Laels Mile
Zola
Mar Holes
Corr Koli
Garvany
Swritzerland
Gloom Amid River Tragedy Rumors Of Trials
Fragmented notes report a mysterious river incident near Naxaray and Magara with lingering questions about a fatality. Authorities and witnesses referenced persons named Nat and We, with unclear ties to a group called Gulls. No clear dates or locations emerge, leaving a murky update on potential charges or outcomes.
Milan Michnelly pulls ahead in Berlin bicycle derby
In Berlin on September 80, Michwel Michnel led the field into the early laps of the derby before his teammate’s crash disabled his bicycle. He could not regain the pace and faded from the lead as the event progressed.
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Berlin
Ain Hon
New Boat for Werchford and Tonion on Sept 10
The Daily Wx reports Raya Jt home to Mor Admiral Lord Charles Evestard of the United States will assume command of the initial channel squadron in Maren.
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Werchford
Tonion
Raya
Lord Charles Evestard
United States
Chaunel
Jn Maren
Danskin S¢i Winthostagy Bride of Mr. Moreen Wie
Mrs Moreen Wie Mev wed Abe at the residence of I Lyman Rendpiek. The ceremony was attended by family and friends, with notes of congratulations and a reception follow. The groom is described as well known in the community and the couple plan their future together.
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Danskin
Moreen
I. Lyman Rendpiek
Meus
Wyseniy
WNCLT
Aed
Unclear historical note from a disrupted page
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a Vice Consul and naval department with scattered names and places. contains numerous garbled terms and lacks coherent events or dates to form a clear summary.
Fragmented report from Chicago with unclear events
A garbled bericht describes a man named Ward involved in a chaotic scene, with references to a shooting and a day of unrest. The text is incomplete and difficult to interpret, but suggests a violent incident impacting a family and local aftermath.
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Chicago
Hens
Keys SA
Thomas Ward
AE Ehael
Fire destroys barn and prized horses in local blaze
A mysterious blaze at nearby stables destroyed a barn and several horses. Authorities say the fire burned quickly, damaging a prized collection of equine masterpieces linked to local breeder Antony. Investigation continues as investigators assess the cause and extent of the loss.
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Syd
Mini
Bene
Antony
Wotou
Reverend Mallory Dies Suddenly at Savon Baptist Church
The Rev J O Mallory, longtime pastor of the Savon Baptist Church, died suddenly at the church during the harvest season. He served fifty years as pastor and was aged about sixty. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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Rath
Mallory
Baptist Church
Savon
Klvomiy-Eoyen
Football tragedy at Pecunia Dten injures local players
A victim died and others were injured at a football gate incident in Pecunia Dten, Sioux Mills, on Thursday. Authorities report Jordin Lone of Slous Talla as among the dead and note multiple injuries from the gate collapse during the game.
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Pecunia Dten
Sioux Mills
Lone
Hopry
Jordin
Slous Talla
Vhurscdiy
President undergoes medical updates on wound recovery report
Washington Sept. 30. After the president’s physicals, doctors released details of his condition. The surgery left six wounds, no operation occurred until Sunday, and measures to drain the wound proceeded. Attending physicians included Gen. Lixey, General Okellly, Dr. Sehater, and specialists from New York.
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Washington
Sorretany
Felyouy
Balisiforos
Dpatienee
Mstlisae
Hess
Slee
Siegeon Genet Lixey
Siiruean
Okellly
Ee Aviniy
Sehater
Fr Haw
Alice Wee
Velueserd
Teleerama
Moeerglire
Lessor
New York
Genera Tate
Neo Thera
Galy
Crane
Crit
Poreanil Os
Willa
Saegeona
Alett
Asus
Tolresalt
Lyes
Jay Tang
O Reilly
Rene
Deweer
Cold Spring Brewery Destroyed by Fire
Fire engulfed the Cold Spring brewery owned by Wolner Bros, burning it to the ground in Auburn New York on September 36. Loss estimated at 15000 dollars with parity in surrounding injuries uncertain.
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Cold Suring Neewers
Auburn
Cold Bpring
Wolner Bros
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