Disaster overturns Zeppelin L-2 killing twenty eight
Berlin reports the Zeppellin L-2 disaster during a final admiralty board trial flight. Twenty eight military men died, with Lieutenant Baron von Bleut surviving only to perish later in hospital. The explosion and fire caused 900 feet fall over Johannesthal as crowds watched.
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Huerta Resigns as President in Cuba Coup Aftermath
Cuban government reports President Huerta has resigned in favor of General Blanquet after the coup d etat that toppled Madera Blanquet, Huerta’s ally, now heads the War portfolio in the new Mexican cabinet. Fire in Reno destroys Nevada Hardware building. loss estimated at 150000. Timothy Woodruff fortune tallies around 1 million with details of his son John Woodruff.
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Ritual murder trial at Riley Russia condemned by church bodies
New York reports a protest at the Russian ritual murder trial noise prompts condemnation by the Protestant Episcopal Church national body. A resolution by delegates urges archbishops and bishops to declare such charges against Judaism unfounded and contrary to Christian teaching.
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Riley
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Isreal
Explosion at Welsh coal mine kills four workers
An underground blast at Senghenydd coal mine on Tuesday shook the town as 931 men were in the shaft complex. A fatal explosion decapitated a worker sixty feet away and fire soon worsened conditions, hindering rescue efforts.
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War and impeachment turmoil across America and Europe
District and international events unfold as Puerta Plata faces blockades and evacuations. In New York, Governor Sulzer is removed by impeachment by a 43 to 13 vote, with Glynn sworn in as lieutenant governor. Ralph Rose dies of typhoid in San Francisco, while reports of German steamer activity near Puerta Plata and public reactions across Washington shape a tense global scene.
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Page Telex: Early 1900s U.S. News Snippets
A burst of terse notes reports a coal laden barge Sumner B Meade driven ashore near Gahoons Hollow eight miles south of Springfield with possible loss of life. Other items note Mounts, son of W L Mounts, killed, A Crawford Jr son of A W Crawford injured, Julian Aw Thornes term completion in prison and New York departure. Urbana and Champaign arrests tied to murder probe mention revolver under body.
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New York
Champaign
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Sullivan
Marshall class distinctions speech in Washington Mason hall
Vice President Marshall defended himself in a Washington speech before Masons, arguing about class distinction in America. He warned against forming rigid social classes based on wealth heritage and emphasized conscious effort to avoid divisions.
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Gov
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Food prices to soar as crops tighten and meats rise
Washington Ont reports agriculture experts warn hot food crops are scarce and meat costs have climbed above two year figures. Projections show the overall price level for food supplies to remain high amid tight supplies and discouraging outlooks for farmer-provided provisions.
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Ont
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Two More Americans Die in Mexican Mine Disaster
A dispatch from Slatn Washington dated October 18 reports two additional Americans killed in Mexico. The victims were said to have died at mines near Guadalajara during the late 19th century mining events.
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Washington
Mexico
Guadalajara
Drowning on Navy Vessel Near Puget Sound
Harry A. Garretty of Chicago drowned after going overboard from the torpedo boat destroyer Paulding during a maneuver off Puget Sound on October 18. Garretty was the reported mate aboard the vessel.
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Washington
Harry A. Garrity
Chicago
Dpstroyer Paulding
Ieland
Garretty Kar
Mrs Mackay Denies Charge in Million Dollar Suit
Mrs Clarence H Mackay wife of Postal Telegraph Cable head and suffrage leader denies all allegations in a one million dollar suit filed by Mrs Catharine K Blake alleging alienation of her husband Dr Joseph A Blake. Through her counsel Arthur Train she calls Mrs Blake jealous and ungovernable and states there was no affection or love for her husband.
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Clarence H. Mackay
Postal Telegraph Cable Company
Catherina K. Blake
Joseph A. Blake
Apthur
Mra
Mackay
Blake
Supreme Court
Attempted Robbery Foiled Near Joliet Michigan
An attempted bank robbery in Frankfort was thwarted when a Joliet sheriff pursued an automobile load of bandits near New Lohcox. The car held nitroglycerin, and the incident halted by officers.
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Frankfort
New Lohcox
Washington Treasurer Orders Numeric Preference Change
Oct 18 report that Treasurer McAdon directs use of the numeral 5 in place of a previous symbol or style in state records. The decision awaits final interpretation and may affect how the query is represented in official documents.
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Washington
McAdon
Fire Destroys Ottumwa Hardware District. Losses Mount
A large blaze in Ottumwa heavily damages a wide area of the business district. Firemen gain aid from rain as the fire devastates nearly all of a block of four story buildings. Estimated total loss at least 500000 with insurance expected to cover most. Listed losses include Hawks Simmons Wholesale Hardware 125000 stock and building 30000 to Bonntfield estate. Cooper Furniture 70000 stock 40000 building. Ottumwa Hardware 40000 stock 20000 building. Halt.Bkfelt Furniture 40000 stock 2000 building. Ottumwa Gas 10000 stock 15000 building. G L Bissell Adder store 16000 stock.
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Cooper Furnitdra Company
T. P. Baker
OttumwasHardlware ‘Company
Joss Ytor Atachk
Bonnifield Estate
Bkfelt Purnitura Company
Yto Daltaing
F J. ‘Hunter
Formed International Telephone Meter company in Webster City
Webster City Iowa Martin president of the Martin Telephone Company announces papers authorized the formation of the International Telephone Meter Company with authorized capital of 1 006 LS The company will manufacture and market the Martin telephone meter patented by Mr Martin Stock not offered for sale here as eastern capitalists have practically spoken for it The meter measures the time consumed to use a telephone with precision
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H, Martin
Martin, Telephone Company
Martin
King's Daughters annual meet elects officers in Albia
The eleventh annual King’s Daughters convention closes after electing officers Mrs M J Manafield of Burlington becomes president recording secretary Mrs G N Coteman Davenport treasurer Lola Walte Burlington and Dr Jennie McCowen Davenport added to the executive board Burlington chosen as next year’s meeting site Delegates from twenty one institutions expected Archdiocese figures Keane and Bilston Davenport expected for Catholic Students’ Annexation of America meets Nov 13 14 and 18
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M. J. Manafield
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Davenport
Lola Walte
Jennie McCowen
Iowa City
Keane
Dubuque
Bilston Davis
Catholic Students’ Annoptation of America
Seine costs and farming losses amid river drag net incident
In Marshalltown several men paid eight cents each for a seine drag in a pond near the city. the 200 foot seine disappeared during the attempt to recover gear and men. Hampton-Frank Royer sold a Geneva town land tract for 45,000 dollars, the season’s largest real estate deal. Keokuk gains a new factory as the American Cement Machine Manufacturing Co of Madison Wisconsin plans to relocate and establish headquarters there.
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Tits City
Hampton
Frank Royer
Gore
Geneva Town
Tama
Keokuk
American Cement Machine Manufacturing Company
Madison, Wis
Webster City League Axes Date For Annual Booster Banquet
Webster City commercial league directors cancelled the annual booster banquet date. The event, referred to as the eagya, was to be tendered by the league to members and associates, but the date was scrapped and the banquet rescheduled or uncertain.
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Eagya
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Manibers
Syasty Free
Seventeen Cattle Event Hailed in Local Ledger
Fragmentary OCR notes show a seventeen cattle event cited with a damper on proceedings. Names and precise actions are unclear, but indicate a public notice or local report of animal concerns and potential enforcement steps.
Earthquakes Felt Across Central Scotland
Shocks were reported in central Scotland with an earthquake distinctly felt in Bridge of Allan and Dunblane district. Sleepers awoke as windows rattled and china broke. pheasants in the hills appeared startled. The tremor lasted about half a minute.
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Allan
Mheraing
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Ana
China
Cleaning Wool Garments with Cornmeal Borax Mix
A historical cleaning recipe advises mixing cornmeal borax and half a cake of mag neela then applying dry, scrubbing the woolen fabric. Sprinkle the blend over the garment, wrap in folded sheets, beat to loosen dirt, and note borax aids the cleansing action.
Wealth and inequality debate in playful exchange
In a satirical exchange, a scowling Bo dalier complains wealth is not distributed equitably. Mr. Scadds agrees, noting his own large yet modest fortune beside a dozen men with more than a million apiece.
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Bodalier
Puck
Defending the Dog and the Missing Dachshund
A fragment discusses a dachshund that ignores calls and sulks at home. The husband attributes the dog's behavior to a misunderstand. The wife questions the dog’s pace and inclination, hinting at a domestic miscommunication.
Life's Winnings Tale of a Hunt for Fortune
A man leaves at twenty one to seek wealth and returns at sixty with a house and lot. The property carries a $1,200 mortgage and a life insurance policy worth $2,000. The Philadelphia Ledger presents a fable about pursuit, risk, and eventual reward.
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Philadelphia Ledger
How Money How It Happened Hartlepage Bad Investment
Indianapolla Star reports a financial setback tied to a noted investor. The article describes a risky move labeled a bad investment and notes backing three aces by Hartlepate, signaling a high stake, uncertain outcome, and financial loss.
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Indianapolla Star
Ohio Sets Record With Coal Output Surpassing 324 Million Tons
In a burst of mining activity Ohio reported a record coal production of over 324.6 million short tons. The rise signals robust energy sector performance amid ongoing economic caution.
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Ohio
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