Seven Story Brick Building Blown Down in New York
A seven story brick building under construction at Monroe street No 74 toppled in a night gale collapsing onto the adjacent two story structure at No 72. Two families were buried in the ruins and several bystanders and workers were injured. Eyewitnesses describe a sudden crack as the wall gave way amid torrential rain and strong winds.
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Thomas Walsh
Hecker
Torrente
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Chang
Walter J. Bryan
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Buddensick
States Prison
George Robinovity
Louis Abrams
David Kronis
Fanny Kronis
Joseph Brady
Timothy Dolan
Cote Nod
Bersie Abrams
Lewis J. Abrams
Aurice Abras
Reed Likely Sidelined From Kansas Campaign
Thomas B Reed of Kansas is unlikely to deliver speeches this year as the state central committee promoted him as the main speaker to close the campaign. Reports claim Reed’s health and scheduling issues hinder his western trip, with plans for three talks reportedly reduced to a distant possibility.
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Caicayo
Chickco
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
St Paul
Bristow
Reed
Aline
Pawill
Argentine to Celebrate Discovery Anniversary in Rio
Rio de Janeiro to mark the discovery of America with a naval review on October 12 as Argentina, at President Morney request, resolves differences with Portugal before retirement. The capital of Rio de Janeiro state reportedly changes from Nictheray to Petropolis.
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Eject Morney
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Portugal
Rio Janeiro
Petropolis
America
Victoria Prevents Anne Gould Engagement Rumor
London dispatch reports Queen Victoria opposing a rumored engagement between Miss Anne Gould and Prince Francia of Battenberg. Francia has been withdrawn from Paris due to the queen’s stance against an alliance with the American heiress. Howard aunt Miss Anna Gould remains in London and is expected to sail October 31 for America.
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London
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Howard
Anna Gould
Londes
America
Yale students mourn Oliver Wendell Holmes death
A Yale mass meeting in Alumni Hall passed and unanimously adopted resolutions on Oliver Wendell Holmes death. Roswell P. Mason led the gathering and a committee was named to frame and present the resolutions to Holmes's family and the sister university to which he was closely connected.
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Chicago
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Ingalls Speaks at Kansas City Soldiers Reunion
Thousand people already fill the Kansas City hall area as the second day of the southwestern soldiers reunion opens. About 600 attend this morning with visitors arriving by Santa Fe Prisco and Missouri Pacific trains. Distinguished speakers including Senator Ingalls Bernard Kelly Grand Campbell and Col Dick Blue are noted though not all are present. the grand parade led by Governor Lewelling and his staff is scheduled tomorrow.
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Kan
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Missouri Pacific
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Grand Campbell
Dick Blue
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Nother
Lewelling
Vomorcuw
Men of Money Could Draw a 150 Million Dollar Check
A sensational report claims a group termed men of money could draw a check for 150000000 and cash it, implying a major financial scheme or theatrical stunt. The article notes speculation about who controls vast funds and where such a check could be presented, with emphasis on bold financial boldness.
Press as a daily life necessity, Herrick says
At the 20th annual convention of the American Association of Bankers in Baltimore, Myron T. Herrick of Cleveland extolled newspapers as a necessity, comparing their circulation to money and praising the press for presenting daily world history and shaping public opinion.
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John L. Sulliven
Parliament of Religious
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Corea
More Japs land near New Chwang in shifting war reports
Dispatch from Shanghai says a large force of Japanese have landed near New Chwang at the head of the Gulf of Lew Totg. A quick capture of the place is seen as likely. In Tokyo a war loan of 50 million dollars is approved as second funding, with taxes boosting the national fund toward 140 million.
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New Chwang
Gulf of
Lew Totg
Japan
State Anti Horse Thief Association Convenes in Pittsburg
The State Anti Horse Thief Association opens its convention in Pittsburg Priotesens Kana with about 200 delegates attending. Brayor Holmes gives welcome, state president delivers address, and officers for the coming year will be elected at a secret evening session. News notes also recount a Georgia man’s fearless reply to taunts about his father.
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Pittsburg
Priotesens
Kana
Brayor Holmes
Salvation Army Chief Booth to Visit Cities Across U S
Commander Ballington Booth previews General Booths itinerary with stops in New York Philadelphia Washington and Baltimore among others. Attendees include Salvation Army delegates leaders and prominent city officials with introductions by Chauncey M Depew John Wanamaker and governors and mayors prompting large public interest.
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Gilroy
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Carnegie Music Hall
Salvation Army
Armory E. Bradford
New York
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Yueaday
Chauncey M. Depew
Philadelphia
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Chicago
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Minneapolis
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Capitol
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Altgeld
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Francis
Odd Fellows Flight Ends The Gram Lodge Renowners Dispute
The Grand Lodge rescinds prior action on the De Boissiere Orphans Home and transfers all interest to trustees. Kansas Grand Lodge levied a per capita tax for support, upheld by the Supreme Court. Some members had refused to pay and were suspended. The grand lodge action resolves the dispute over the home.
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Two Civil Actions In District Court Over Property and Lien
The Cpiesee Lumber Co sues to foreclose a mechanic lien on Crawford’s Lots 200 and 208 at Old Ohio City Street seeking $462.15 for lumber purchased two years ago. J Thomas seeks to block County Clerk McCabe and County Treasurer Rodgers from issuing a tax deed on Certificate No 4547. The Trust Company of America could gain junior possession. injunction requested.
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A. K. Rodgers
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Trust Company of America
Razor Strokes Count in a Barber Shop Bet
A barber recalls fifteen years in the trade and a customer challenges him to estimate razor strokes. The barber later notes the shave involved around 500 strokes in a first class shave, recounting his counting habit to pass time during the shave. Subscribe for the Daily Star Journal.
Adlas Talks A Chilly Wind Spoils Democrats Rally
Adlas addresses supporters as a cold gust disrupts the Democrats big rally, dampening turnout and drawing coverage of weather impact on campaign events.
Has Kept the Faith Democratic Promises Stevenson Speech
In Logan County at a Stevenson event, Vice-President Stevenson praised the Democratic party for keeping promises, highlighting government expenditure reductions and pensions. He noted the tariff bill’s passage, contrasted with past Republican actions, and pledged support for the McKinley era reforms while advocating for free raw materials within a narrow Senate majority.
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Williams Free On Installment Plan After Jail Stay
Jolatist John McWilliams is not in the city prison. He spent several days behind bars for failing to pay a $100 liquor selling fine. Chief Lindsey says McWilliams is in Wamege earning money to settle the debt in installments.
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Giant Coal Market News Sparks Labor Tensions
A chaotic report from Oct 10 describes a tie in output between mining groups and disputes over production limits. The text notes rising coal prices to $7 per ton and predicts broader fuel price hikes across regions, warning of potential miner unrest if outputs vary further.
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Co Vieronta
Bern
New Vancouver
Pacific Coast
Cree
Puget Sound
New York Women Open Drive Against Corruption Leaders
The New York women launch a major campaign Friday afternoon to oppose corruption. Prominent socialites plan a meeting at a park where Parkhurst will address the audience explaining why women are entering the fight. A 30 member council is formed with members including J. J. Git Bri Pomeroy and W. Stele, aiming to raise funds and organize a new political direction.
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J. J. Git
Bri Pomeroy
W. Stele
Toe
Uid Iis
Eich
Lewelling Says the Charge Against Mbley Tenny
Lewelling writes denying political bribery accusations and claims he never conspired with brewers to influence the election. He asserts no prior promise or protection for any party and disclaims involvement in the alleged misconduct.
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Brvidenthil
Popul
Statu Central
Thie Aflere
Juvolm
Reuters
Miss Willard attends national temperance convention
The Conditier of the Veteran Woerf Leader Ge Serienins Criemaar O Het Ub July 8 orset and Mive Praners Will are at the annual meeting of the Christian Woman's Temperance Union. She is suffering from a cold and her condition is described as serious.
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Woerf
Ge Serienins
Laughlan Pleads Guilty In Local Assault Case
John Laughlan an asylum attendant pleaded guilty to a charge of causing injury in a quarrel that left a patient named H. injured. He claimed provocation and extreme carelessness at a Topeka court appearance. Costs were set at 1.17. The victim, a local pugilist, testified and the case proceeded to sentencing.
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Che
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Francis Ran
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Topeka
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