Million Dollar Fire Destroys Two Grain Elevators
A Chicago fire destroyed two large grain elevators owned by the Chicago and Pacific Elevator Company, along with their contents. The blaze damaged surrounding buildings and threatened nearby structures, with losses estimated at over one million dollars and firefighters narrowly escaping harm.
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Chicago
Chicago and Pacific Elevator Company
Armour
Hale & Curtis
Crescent Company
Company 33
Pacific
Trains collide near Willisor station in Missouri disaster
Two passenger trains on the St Louis and San Francisco line collided near Willisor station thirteen miles from St Louis, killing eight and injuring twenty one. Names of the dead and most injured are listed, with officials blaming disobedience or neglect of orders by the excursion train crew. The Missouri home for aged veterans dedication was the intended destination for the second section.
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St. Louis
St. Lowis
San Francisco
Willisor Station
Adolph Toll
Chas, Mobine
Conrad Kuniz
J. C. Mevins
Thad Barney McKenna
Maude McKenna
J.T. McDaniel
Trearge Wulff
Kirkwood
Robert Mulholland
Spring Park
Gen
Adrien
Springfield
George Atwood
Frederick Miller
Valley Park
A. K. Smith
A. P. Smith
Matt Wapplehorst
Harry Hill
Farc
Robert Langen
William Sulter
Weary Larborg
Louis Hunt
Henry McMichael
Rose Hill
Frisco Valley Park
St. James
Missouri Home For
Grand Army of the Repubic
J. D. Bishman
Pimce
Hohl
Birdwood
St. Louis Union Station
Damages to License Fees Stated by Canadian Longshore Court
Gloucester report notes supreme court of Canada ruling that the dominion lacks broad power to restrict fishing and that American license fees paid to Canadian authorities may be illegal. The decision affirms provincial claims but grants dominion harbor control only. licenses totaling over 70 000 dollars annually may be withdrawn.
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Boston
Mass
Gloucester
Supreme Court of Canada
Treaty of Washington
It Ia
Armenian Refugees Welcomed in New York Meeting
Commander Booth Tucker of the Salvation Army presided at Carnegie Hall last night as Armenian refugees were welcomed. Fifty people stood on stage as refugees were named. Telegrams from Bishop Satterlee of Washington and Hon. David Brewster were read.
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New York
Booth Tucker
Salvation Army
Carnegie Hall
Bishop Satterlee
Wanhaston
David Brewster
McKinley Campaign Continues At Home In Ohio
Canton Ohio October 26 speech making continues at the McKinley home as the final week of the campaign opens. Major McKinley appears tireless, up early and active with his brother Abner of New York, visiting committee agents and attending events on the eve of election.
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Canton
Massachusetts
New Jersey
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Ilinois
New Jersey Frelinghuysen Lancers
McKinley
Major McKinley
Abner
Onal Tommttiee
Williams Bryan Visits Jacksonville Service
Bryan in Minnela Jacksonville Oct 26 attended State Street Presbyterian church services. A large crowd gathered to see the former citizen as Rev. A B Morris addressed a notable congregation. An informal reception followed before Bryan was driven away.
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Jacksonville
Williams. Bryan
State Street Presbyterian Church
A. B. Morris
Chicago
James Vila Blake
Third Christian Church
To Straighten Your Eyes Plan from a Historical Guid e
Simple home remedy outlines a method to strengthen and preserve eyesight. It suggests dipping the face into a bowl of cold water, placing a bright object like a silver coin at the bottom, and moving the head side to side with eyes open to improve eye condition.
Dedication of Solomon's Temple and its Moral Call
The article discusses the dedication of Solomon's Temple, its religious significance, and the moral obligations urged by Solomon’s prayer. It notes the festival of Tabernacles extending to fourteen days, the temple as a center for missionary purpose, and the need for heartful obedience to sustain divine blessing. It emphasizes the temple’s role as a beacon to proclaim the true God and the link between worship, morality, and national prosperity.
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Heney
Holling
Howley
Getkie
Plarr
Jeri
Salomon
Solomon
Dristines
Gols House
Israel
House of God
Solommn
Stolies
Tabernacles
Notes From Around The World In A Brief Record
Notes report that German inns set apart rooms for dancing and many villages host dancing clubs. Champagne making involves six pressings to yield varied wine quality. Belgium reportedly has 600000 well trained racing pigeons. A registrar in St Ives England recently noted a death.
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Germany
Belgum
St. Ives
England
Louisiana Newa Notes Residents report shootings and arrests in New Orleans and Algiers
A facade of violent crime dominates the page with a pistol discharge near a residence on Magazine Street, a fatal shooting involving Sheriff candidates, and various arrests in New Orleans and Algiers. Other items describe a carriage collision on Claiborne Street, unemployed workers arriving at Algiers, and District Attorney Gordy advancing thirty three criminal cases.
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Phe
J. Ielly
Etule
Martha King
Vai
Chimes
Belop
Ayer
Orbeea
Martha Atashat
Maria Acres
Martha
Gas Madison
Pumean Girhy
Honge
John Rubdie Williamson
St. Roch Avenue
Urochirt Street
New Orleans
Claiborne Street
Algiers
Shafe
Grand Isle
Clement
Pursot
Irak PL Fell
Third Precinct
Fannie Hunt
Bienyville Street
Customhouse Street
Willie Clay
Lightfoot
Marshall
Short
Gordy
Molle
Lafayette
I, V. Judice
Judice
Monroe
Thes
Baton Rouge
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Dotverenye Penaton
San Promeisco
University of Californha
Aehief
Choebe Hearst
California
Board of Regents
University
Hearst
Venrst
Kansas City
Guthrie
Ola
Sac and Fox
Thomas
Fantite Whistler
J. W. Maffit
Keakux
Bryan
The
Illinois College
William Jennings Bryan
H. F. Clark
Yoakum
Atwood
Dryden
National Congress
Indianapolis
Ind
Palmer and
Buckner
Council Bluffs
Gen. Palmer
Gen. Buckner
Opera House
MWO
Loth Aobedienes
Rilera
Eread
Loulaville
Oet
Jake Brill
Harry Brooks
Tom McKenle
Tom Kelly
Wes Saterly
Louisville
World
Ashton Bucnanan Talbot
Philadelphia
Hersey
Hobbs
Emington
Charles Savage
Frank J. Palmer
Munber
Coranen
Frank Palmer
Palmer
Savage
Worsley Hall
Clifton
Staten Island
Toledo
Henry Ramm
Minnela
Frankfort
Franklin County
Lawrenceburg
Anderson County
Anderson
Franklin Counties
Palmer and Buckner
Minneapolis
Minn
Democratic Party
St. Paul
West Hotel
Spaulding & Pfeffer
Chicopee Falls
Halden West
Pontine
Great Assembley
Balevnan
Louisiana
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Baya
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