Work Trains in Collision Near Trenton New Jersey
At a crossing near Trenton a work train collision injured many laborers repairing the line. Nearly a score dead and fifteen to sixteen more hurt, with most victims laborers aboard the trains. A special train from Trenton carried physicians and the dead to the city.
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Washington Crossme
Bebidere
Penstylvania
Trentay
Stuart
Beth Wenshed
Citton Station
Whyatchins
Rome
Aoelock
al Font
St. Wrancie
E.R. Mollay
Pannsvivanta Ralinoud
Bellvedere
Pennerlyanta Halltved Ponpeny
Washington
Wash- Yapton
Hasan
Ward
Night of fire leaves hospital dead and injured
A midnigh t blaze at a hospital in West Long Island store area caused multiple deaths and serious injuries. The fire trapped workers and patients as ambulances arrived and police joined the investigation. Authorities noted smoke and heat hindered evacuation.
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Lowtiay
Sussex
Arbitration Scene Reports Friction Over Diplomatic Status
A Washington memo outlines a U N arbitration hearing about possible royalist bias and friction among diplomats. The text notes preliminary procedural steps, with judges and country amici arguing blockading nations like Great Britain Gerry and Italy, and predictions that further arguments will follow before a final decision.
National Civic Federation Conference Notes Labor Reforms
United States Senator Mark Hanna presided at the National Civic Federation Conference session on October 12. Discussions covered labor organizations, wage conciliation, and industrial conditions, with leaders like Samuel Gompers urging fair healing and coordinated action to advance industry and social welfare.
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United States
Mark Hinna Prenkind
National Civic Federation
Together Capital
Jaber- Much
Iret
Gilleuilles
Raittaining
McKpnsie King
Department of Labor
Itawa
Canada
T. Witton
Malsterspace
Marcus St Marks
National Clothing Manufacturers’ Neo- Gation
T. F. Woritlonk
New York
Melba Cancelled Concert in Topeka Date Uncertain
Manager Kronbers of Kunens Cusban cancels the Melba engagement for Topeka concert on November 1 unclear reason given. Announcement for November 13 event had stated objections resolved but Melba’s withdrawal is confirmed as Major Anderson is out of the city.
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Kronbers
Kunens Cusban
Topeka
Anderson
Pleasant Weather Forecast For Kansak Mystery Note
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a pleasant weather forecast in Kansak with references to dates and figures. The readable bits mention calm forecasts and smiles, but the text is largely unreadable, leaving the central weather prediction unclear.
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Kansak
Alaskan Boundary Decision Sets Canadian Portland Canal
The Alaska boundary commission has largely upheld American claims in the boundary dispute with Canada. Portland Canal awarded to Canada. Pearse and Skaguay Islands remain under U.S. interest. The decision, praised in Washington, triggers potential further talks on the canal's use and future navigation. Canadians express disappointment awaiting full text and Canadian reaction.
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London
Alaskan Boundary Commission
Portland Canal
Canada
Jett London
Associated Pree
Portland
United States
Washington
Associated Press Bulletin
State Department
Althoush
Bhill
Pearse Island
Alvermaney
Toronto
Ont
Lord Alverstone
Thoreas Hode
Cunaa
Dowie Barred Strangers From Zion Guards at Madison Square
In New York City John Alexander Dowie ordered Zion guards to refuse admittance to strangers at Madison Square Garden, excluding reporters. The first public service is set for tomorrow morning and to prevent trouble, strangers will sit between Zionist rows. Street corner meetings and house to house distrathons are planned tonight and Monday.
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New York
John Alexander Dowie
Zion Guards
Madison Square Garden
Yistrathons Monilox
Ned Osborn Hurt In Auto Lever Accident
Ned Osborn sustained a scalp wound after a lever in his automobile snapped back and struck the side of his head. The injury, described as serious by witnesses, occurred last night when the lever caused a blow to Osborn during the ride.
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Osborn
Rob a Bank of $4000 in Cincinnati Bank Heist
Oct 17 report details a robbery of the local state bank with about $400 seized. Police pursued two suspects while two others remained at large. A formal court session followed as investigators prepared the case for the jury.
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Hisrmuim
Sith
Howids
Waterman to See Governor over Prosecution of Hoochers
Waterman of Kansas City says he will visit Governor Bailey and Attorney General Coleman to discuss appointing an assistant to prosecute boodlers in Marshall County. He indicates finances limit actions and expects Coleman to join the discussion upon return, with talks planned for Monday.
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Myrph Weiterman
Kamas City
Kar
Chile
John VW
Brekenthat
Barker
Kansas
Kan
Topeke
Woday
Hailey
Coleman
Maryeville
Marshall County
Colma
Delkes
Bailey
Couse
Eimeralt
Colgotin
Waterman
Funston Advises Alaska Post Changes And Tacoma Drill Ground
General Frederick Funston reviews the department of the Pacific Northwest and Alaska, suggesting moving troops from Valdes due to sunless terrain, noting Fort Egbert near the Arctic circle. He questions maintaining all Alaska posts, praises the Signal Corps telegraph line, and recommends acquiring land at American Lake near Tacoma for a drill ground and camp.
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Washington
Frederick Funston
Department of the Columbian
Pacific Northwest
Almslie
Alaska
Funston
Valdes
Fort Egbert
Arctic Circle
General Funston
Signal Corps
American Lake
Tacoma
Wash
Penny Firm On War Against Unchurchly Church Music
Prof. George B. Penny announces in the State Journal a continued assault on music deemed unchurchly and unchristian in church hymn books. He promotes a new pipe organ department course focusing on American hymnody and the best religious music, with a two manual organ placed in the Topeka Choral Society rooms for student practice.
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George B. Penny
State Journal
Penny
Penny Roids
Cig
Topek Choral Society
Thie
Insurance crackdown halts Gold Bond policy push
Superintendent Lulieg orders cessation of Gold Bond insurance tactics amid a clash with state officials. Kansas City Life and Missouri Life are cited as affected firms, with Attorney General Claus stating gold bonds are illegal under current law.
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Tasaing
Pothcay
Tristiearce
Kansas
Life
Missouritain Life
le Co
Laine
Tne
Andes
Amisuert
Claus
Ingunines
M'Cabe at Lincoln Post to Speak at First M church
Veteran chaplain and Methodist bishop will address the Lincoln Post audience at the First Methodist Church. Chaplain (Bighorn) CC. Meise, noted for prison fame in veteran soldier circles, is listed among speakers. The event includes a lecture at the auditorium on Monday evening about sunny days in labby prison life.
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Meise
Ipage Ee Eineaiay Roseniall
Micala Wil. Preget
Mentay
Aauditorium
Lifs
Labby Prien
Mrs. Fred Grant Sails for Europe
Mrs Frederick Dent Grant sails for Europe aboard the Cana bene, departing from New York in October, visiting sister Mrs Potter Palmer in Paris. The report notes a Paris drawing class at One Art Washburn School, and mentions Crawford building tiles earning two hundred per month alongside other unrelated items.
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Fred Grant
Europe
New York
Frederick Dent Grant
Abe Af
Potter + Palmer
Paris
Washburn Coflemy School
Aire Mori
Chen
Iearning
Sire Red Cagers
Crawford
Wreck at Miltonvale disrupts Leavenworth line
A derailment near Miltonvale Kansas on the Leavenworth and Western at Alitenville halted traffic. One car damaged severely, two more witnesses reported injuries, and the engine is shifted from the track. Emergency crews transported injured to a local hospital, with delays anticipated for the route.
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Clay Center
Kan
Leavenworth and Western
Alitenville
Miles
Hopital
Teallic
Political Gossip Sparks Albuagh Long Endorsement Guesses
Kansas political scene buzzes as Sen. Long contemplates judgeship amid shifting endorsements. Albaugh says he does not know Longs mind. Loomis and Pollock gain support from judges, lawyers, and legislators, with Knox and Bristow influence noted. Rumors swirl about family ties and patronage as candidates jockey for Roosevelt's favor.
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Topeka
Washington
United States
Long
Cyrus Leland
Ruess
Albaugh
Air. AlbAugh
Joe
Roosevelt
Senator Burton
Senator Borton
Saylve
Charles Blood Smithies
Loomis
Reeder
Bowersock
Judge Harker
Lawrence
Long Friday
Looma
Barker
Pringleeee
Burrow
Mr. Burrow
Formim
Knox
Department of Justice
Charles Blood Smith
Smith
East
Bie
Kersas
Jounstan
Ecs
Justice Pollok
Pollock
Congressiona
Johnston
Loomisach
Curtis
Silver Areach
Underhead
Scott
Campbell
Murdock
Loomit
Rnversocx
Shonecker
Curtie
Graves
Mier
Many Boats Founder After Coastal Storm Near St Johns
A severe coastal storm caused multiple vessels to founder near St Johns. The schooners Merror Duchess Lassie and Al Sion tas ran aground at Bona Vista and Thusnelle Lane, with crews reportedly escaping danger while others remained stranded. A separate incident in Nebraska involved a student alleged to have died muttering a prayer after ingesting carbolic acid.
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St Johns
Sky
Frechman
University of Nebratka
Spain to Send Warship to New Orleans Exposition
Washington October 17 a cablegram from Minister Hardy at Madrid announces that Spain will dispatch a warship to New Orleans in connection with the Joliet Trirchas exposition.
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Washington
Hardy
Madrid
Spain
New Orleans
Japanese Leave Exodus From Other Areas of Maucharle
A mass departure continues as Japanese residents exit Maucharle and neighboring regions amid growing tensions. Officials report reduced local disruption as the exodus proceeds, with remaining communities monitoring security and humanitarian support channels.
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Maucharle
Negotiations Between Russia and Japan Make Little Progress
A dispatch from Tokio notes Japanese workers at Port Arthur have been discharged and Manchurian exodus continues. Tokyo remains calm as policy confidence grows. Negotiations between Japan and Russia show no yield on essential questions. both sides resist ceding spheres of supremacy. Hostilities or settlement before December are both possible as Russia builds up forces and Japan readies war materiel.
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London
Reuters Telegram Company
Tokio
Birya
Port Arthur
Manchuria
Bertin
Japan
Russia
Korea
Far East
Germany
Ewes
Sagan
Hissian Aggrenaten
Bi Korea
Warlike mood in Eastern trouble alarms Europe
Disjointed OCR note suggests serious tension between Russia and Japan with reports of renewed naval movements near allied territories. Mentions unknown cause, possible Japanese involvement, and ongoing construction of ships at European ports.
Farley Confesses in New York City Walkout Probe
Henry Parley a walking delegate confesses after an extortion plot by other delegates in New York surrounding the Ansonia hotel case. He claims involvement with district attorney inducements and immunity offers, tying the confession to a broader probe of corruption and a pending court term. Temperatures in major cities are listed: Chicago, New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Washington, Cincinnati.
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alanVeagh
Washington
Abe
Imre Bern
Royalisien
Macy
Great Britain
Gerry
Italy
Ted Judie Pennehl
Eibanal
Henry Parley
Warley Agmerta
Stukcee
Mlop
Ansonia
Jerome
Turley van
Parke
Kansas City
Eka Ten
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