Two Hundred Houses Flooded as Paterson City Submerged
Paterson New Jersey endures severe floods with the Delaware River reaching record levels. Walls of water inundate streets, forcing evacuations and washing away homes and even graves at Greenwood Cemetery in Brooklyn. Police and volunteers race to assist residents as the city reports extensive property damage and widespread displacement.
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Paterson
N. J
Maren
Maynr Eilehlitte Todiy
Orgunige
Reiler
Ctv
Propety
Mimperses Wren
Washington
Bragen
Iver
Strainhe
Gordwit
Patterson
Nur Mann Street
Hamilton
Paot
Hamburg
Jan Wende
York
Davisonville
N.J
Ridierdag
Uhun
Puamaic
Jedet
Wilington
Mion
Bowte
Bats
New York
Greenwood Cemetery
Thaetbgats
Water Et Prentan
Bniucen
Ira
Delaware
Baen
Trenton
G. J
Cientiss
Setsels
Rng
Trerten Street Tallene Company
Homer Holm
Ana
Noseee
Philadelphia
Townsends
Geasanders
Prinalia
Sri Yer Lerdagy
Manayunk
Rising Rivers Flood North Atlantic Towns
New York and Philadelphia report severe flooding as the Delaware and other rivers swell. Bridges fail at Reston and Belvidere, with towns like Newark and Manayunk inundated. Two children drown amid widespread destruction to factories, hotels, and rail lines along riverfronts.
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Reston
Bowth AN Maraig Houss
Euston
Philline Dure
New York
Philadriphix
Pennsylvania
Erle Railway
Paeseic
Paterson
N. J
Big Mill Closure Hits Homestead Steel Works
Despoudled workers at Homestead steel works lose jobs as the 2 and 40 Disc departments shut during an indeterminate period. About 2000 employees are affected after the Bessemer department closed weeks earlier for winter, with open hearth production halted and furnaces at risk of further shutdowns if the 20 and neighboring mills do not reopen. No formal notice was given.
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Homestead
Homestead Steel Works
Bessemer
Morrow Indicted In Fraudulent Naturalization Case
A federal grand jury returned indictments against W. A. Morrow, a private secretary to Governor A. S. Dockery, and Thomas J. Terrett for aiding and abetting fraudulent naturalization of aliens in St. Louis. It alleges they procured ten alien naturalization papers and passed them to the government, with one defendant to be tried soon. Barrett faces earlier indictments involving fraudulent naturalization in the court of appeals.
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St. Louis
Federal Grand Jury
W. A. Morrow
A. 38 Dockery
Thomas J. Terrett
Galt Shale
Stone
Stephens
Dockery
Barrett
Parmer Victories Highlight Northwest County Railroad Damages
The report details farmer wins amid county commissioners’ dispute with railroad construction through northwest lands. Attorneys push attempts to settle differences as trials loom. Chas. Golton faces county officials over land damage fees, with Rogers Brothers also cited. Damages awarded reach four dollars and one cent, exceeding commissioners’ prior allowances.
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Wollimeum
Oreat
Tarns
Eine
Chas
Golton Gainal
Eccarteiestonere
Uae
Rogers Brogers
Soldiers at Home Given Right to Cast Ballots in Learg enworth
Soldiers at home in Learg enworth County may vote in upcoming elections. The law ensures their ballots are counted, underscoring equal rights for servicemen and veterans. Local officials remind eligible voters to follow registration deadlines and casting procedures.
Reversal on Soldiers Home Voting Case Unveils Residency Rule
The court reversed a prior ruling and held that inmates at the Leavenworth Soldiers Home do not lose voting residency by residing there. The controversy centered on whether home residents could vote in county contests, with Cary declared elected after counting that included many home residents. The decision emphasizes the distinction between alms houses and state homes for voting rights and notes prior cases like Lawrence vs Ledien.
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Leavenworth
Suntyme
Supreme Court
Asylame
Jie
Drake
Leavenworth Fouts
Cary
Content Court
District Court
Thie Sucksioy
Mang
Lawrence
Leichele
Rowe
Enalelnae
Ledien
Thasancluston
Cme
Supreme court decision on challanging city regulations
A fragmentary report recalls a Supreme Court case Williams Tame v Larabee about a ruling that voids many local statutes drawn for large city classes. It notes statewide impact and hints at future uniform application across jurisdictions with Kansas City as an example. Weather forecast for Chicago indicates fair to be steady, with southerly winds and variable temperatures.
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Supreme Court
William Tame
Jos Larabee
Kansan
Ken
Ruarter
Kansas City
Biavell’s Body Cremated After Funeral Service
The funeral of Wh son S. Disell, former pointmanter, was held yesterday in the city. The ceremony adjourned as a mark of respect. the body was cremated. Honorary pallbearers included Grover Cleveland, John C. Cariith, and Hoke Fitch.
Supreme court reverses Wyandotte transcript law ruling
The Kansas Supreme Court rules Section two of a 1900s general law on criminal appeals in counties over sixty five a bid to provide transcripts for poor defendants is unconstitutional unless applied uniformly across the state. The decision reverses a Wyandotte county case where a court stenographer refused to prepare a transcript, affecting county costs. The ruling clarifies that classification must be natural and uniform throughout the state and that a general law may be tailored by the legislature only if not arbitrary. There is also coverage of related Santa Fe Orient case rulings and Brownfield perjury verdicts. The decision includes multiple opinions by Justices Johnston Smith Cunningham and Green.
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Suprema
Cubbieon
Ina Gabe
William Rambo
Wyandotte
Qubbisel
Cubbison
Supremé Court
Rewrit
Wifarney
Supreme Court
Sante Fe
Senta Fe-Orient
Steand
Orient
Santa Fe
Curt Sips
Mamita
Iso
Russia Prepares for War as Czar’s Plans Emerge
New York reports from Che Foo that the Russian fleet left Port Arthur with sealed orders likely headed for Korea. Vienna dispatches claim Russia is preparing for war with Japan within weeks, crippling trans-Caspian rail traffic and moving troops toward Manchuria as diplomatic efforts stall.
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New York
Port Arthur
Che Foo
Korea
trans-Canpian
Semarcans
trans-Cuap
Faela
Pacific
Neve Nevuria
Arawal
Alei
New Chwang
Russia
Fenind & House
Manchuria
Fort Arthur
Rrussia
Yokoham
Teklo Doput Bopsur
Suron Te Koken
Rashot
Komiura
Ruskin
Jabun
Komura
Keteuria
Navy
Yamagata
Antiqussian Union
Jacquinet
Manchuri
Berlin
Colonial Gazette Today
St. Petersburg
Japan
Christiancy Resignation Accepted by General Payne
The resignation of Christiancy as assistant attorney in the Justice Department is announced and accepted by General Payne at Kingston. Temperature readings from large cities include New York 58 and Boston 52 with other values noted for Oct 10.
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Payne
Kington
To Christiancy
Atorn Y i
pontoMice
Armed men in court over 1801 prison mutiny trial
Gilbert Mullins and fellow convicts who escaped from the federal prison at Leavenworth in 1801 face murder charges at the October term of the United States district court. Fret Robinson Turner Barnes Bob Clark and Gus Parker are likely to stand trial. others await action.
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Gilbert Mullins
Iverry
1Eevenworth
Guanl Wi
United States District Court
Mouaus
Fret Robinson
Turner Barnes
Bob Clark
Gus Parker
Arthur Hewitt
Tom Kating
W. G. Sturry
Hewitt
Texas
Lkely
Malling
Junction City
Irons
United States
Mackey
Bert Lucas
Political Gossip Says He Isn’t Opposed to Salley
A local political rumor claims the candidate is not opposing Salley in the upcoming race. The chatter centers on alliances, potential endorsements, and maneuvering within the party. Officials have not confirmed any formal stance or timetable.
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Salley
Senator Smiths Talk Revives Francis Amendment Debate
A Topeka based spirited editorial by John Q. Royce in the Philipbur Disnated defends Hoch for governor, deflects anti Bailey charges, and notes state printer contest linkages. Royce praises Hoch as a potential chief executive, while labeling Bailey a clean, honest leader. observers link the anti Bailey faction to Dobbs and Clark allies with ongoing intra party strife.
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Hoch
Haliy
Royce
Marlon
Lias
Gomer Davies
Royce Seays
J. W. Goch
Marion
Wentlcman
Tran
Hey
Ed Hoch
Ile
Bailey
Halley
Batley
Etate
Kansans
Aeine
Thas H
Wichita
Kansas
Fieet
Golne
United States
Benater Long
Ask
Ted
Bern
Smith Center
Topeka
Hoch Helpel
MM Burrow
Teginnature
Chicago
Marshall Hoch
Record Crowd Attends Shankiln Memorial Session
Lexington hosts a historic programme with a large crowd for the Shankiln memorial honoring Kentucky’s first secretary. The event features a notable track show and a college football game in the infield. Detmar and Ditton set time challenges as records loom with Dan Patch possible start.
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Lexington
Satan
Kentucky
Ise Worms Dacodern
Detmar
Lou Ditton
Prince Alert
Dan Patch
May Be Bad Men Arrests On Wanted List
Policeman Frank Asher, on day duty, arrested W. Fr. Lewis and Frank Heintz after they tried to coerce him with a razor. Lewis carried over $70, skeleton keys, and a sheriff star hidden in his vest. Heintz had a Colt revolver, extra ridges, and Mexican coins. Both were held on vergncy charges and to be investigated for possible gang links.
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Mr. Asher
Frank Asher
W. Fr. Lewis
Frank Heintz
Denver
Asher
Weather forecast shows warm temperatures and light wind
The government thermometer did not drop for frost. tonight and Sunday remain generally fair. Forecaster notes warm trend with southerly wind around 14 miles per hour and hourly readings near 48 to 18 degrees at different times.
Free Band Concerts at Auditorium by Marshall’s Frireator
A garbled notice from Marshall’s band announces free concerts at the Auditorium this winter to help cover expenses. John Marshall states they hope to offer some free performances while seeking funds from other sources to sustain the band’s activities.
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Marshall
John Marshall
Marshalls
Otier
Study of American Farming Education Contact
Prof. of the department of farm machinery at the Town State College has received a request from G. F. Rush of Kent, Georgia seeking information. Rush is organizing a party of enthusiasts planning to visit America to study farm mechanics and will travel to Ames to take work in farm mechanics as students.
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Department of Farm
Town State College
G. F. Rush
Kent
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