Empty coffin reveals grave robbery by ghouls
Mrs Kelly mourns husband buried at Mount St Mary Cemetery as workers uncover an empty coffin. Police and detectives pursue suspects after signs of tampering include a twisted headboard and ax damage. Crowd gathers at Bareue City graveyard as inquiries begin into possible body theft and transfer to a medical school.
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Kaness City
Ghoule
Bareue City
Michael Kelly
Mount St. Mary
Yen Ston
Brent
Axsero
de Sexton
Tremaine
Tyresn
Kelly
Seenenna
Ravens City
Thin City
Schaefer and Carter Plan Three Month Western Tour
Lovers of billiards will miss big matches as Jacob Schaefer and Eugene Carter signed a contract for a three months circuit of the western cities. The two experts, who were set to play in Green's tournaments, will retire from Chicago first to begin the tour starting October 1.
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Jake Schaefer
Eugene Carter
Chicaeo
Jacob Schaefer
Green
Chicago
Heart Disease Do Not Be Alarmed Look For the Ursachen
An old health column explains heart troubles often stem from poor digestion and gas. It promotes Stuart's Dyspepsin dispersible tablets as a safe, effective aid, claiming digestive improvement helps the heart and that the product is available by mail order from Stuart Co, Marshall, Michigan.
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Neal Siomnachs
Peecai
Stuart
Mewltine
Stuart Co
Maraball, Mich
Prominent Chess Tour to Open in Cincinnati and Move On
The article outlines a planned chess exhibition tour beginning in Cincinnati with Schacter and Carter, promising artistic merit and wide travel through St. Louis, Milwaukee, Kansas City, and Denver. It notes the aim to attract top clubs, curious crowds, and potential edge cases if authorities demand changes.
Whitney plans Kentucky farm for turf breeding venture
The article reports that C Whitney intends to buy a farm in Kentucky to establish a turf breeding operation. It notes the high price of a $40,000 Reddict and other stock, with Whitney keeping details secret to avoid local attention. The plan aims at a breeding establishment in Blue Grass country, leveraging Kentucky’s suitability and estate agents handling the property.
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York
C. Whitney
Turtebéetet Board
Whitney
Guist
Mt Lestiston
New York
Teal
Dean
Breedine Setabilsiniant
Kentucky
Tepetato Patch Mob
Scared to Death and the Private inquest
Fragmented OCR describes fear of death and the private inquest of Civils Tomtment I te Vrivate, listing names such as Felvaie Uhuistopher Heaven, Egeeen Thomas Freaves, and Hi apie, with references to death and family members, in a damaged 19th century tone.
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Egeeen
Thomas Freaves
Sailors Charge Mal treatment on Ocean Voyage
A garbled report from a Washington dispatch describes sailors accusing maltreatment aboard a vessel tied to a New York delegation. The American bark Cesherine is mentioned with unclear cargo details and allegations of improper handling during the voyage.
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Ient
Cesherine
New York
Hare Sarrenle
Arbuckle Plans Sugar Sale Affects Pacific Market
New York October 3 Arbuckle Bros discount ledger notes a large sugar sale for the San Francisco market through brokers. Traders debate Pacific coast reach while Arbuckle denies aiming to head Spreckels, asserting no price cuts beyond given terms. Company head John Arbuckle says no disloyalty to his partners and plans to push ahead with shipments.
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New York
Arbuckle Bros
San Prancisco
Pacife
Monk Eh & Bie
Pacific
Bpeeckels
Fan Fran Hinen
John Ariucly
Orm
Fowell
Appeal to Jewish Women in Cincinnati Urges Sabbath Observance
The Cincinnati section of the Council of Jewish Women at its last meeting approved a pledge urging Jewish women to avoid weekday shopping on the Sabbath, to attend worship with children, and to promote keeping the Sabbath holy in home and synagogue life. The appeal frames the request as a return to stricter observance and preservation of religious truth.
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Cincinnati
Ui Council of Jewish Women
Lsat
Council of Jewish Women
Tewlah Woekmen
Thrace
Owen May Leave KK Football Team After Injury Doubts
Lawrence, Kan Oct 21 More than neutralizing effects of improved form shown by the Kansas football squad in the recent games raise doubt Owen can play Sol Vedras. Kensie must develop a few quarterbacks for the Hardest and most important game. Overi’s forced retirement is seen as unfortunate. Hoyt will be tried but is inexperienced and unaware of signals. Leatherman has been playing but may be relied on Gwen. Whether Hoyt can learn a new set of signals in five days remains doubtful.
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Lawrence
Kat
Kanaes
Ben Owen Fein
Kensie
Overi
Senator Hale's Game Scandal Shocks Bangor
In Bangor Maine Wardens Nichols and Neal seized a box of eight partridges from Edlaworth and sent them to Mia Zoon Chandler of Washington via United States Senator Eugene jal. A civil suit followed over illegal transport of game. Bennier Halt, in Reston, authorized a Bangor lawyer to retire the case. The senator sent wardens a $40 check and declared he was innocent of the law.
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Bangor
Detti
Nichols
Neal
Tonkite
Edlaworth
Geroed
Mia
Zoon” Chandler
Washington
United States
Eugene Jal
Astor denies dinner bet story in Times
London report says Mr William Astor writes to the Times denying a tale he won and bet by Elvinie a dinner for 27 guests around a cut from a redwood tree. He insists the tree section at Cliveden was an art object and not a dining surface. He calls the account a deliberate fabrication and sues the Daily Mail publisher.
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London
William Astor
The
Times
Elvinie
Cliveden
Phaper
Gianer
Daily Mall
Rosenthal at the Piano in New York Debut Return
New Yorkers applaud Roger Rosenthal at Carnegie Hall in a Two Pianos program. The pianist’s first appearance this season drew a strong reception showing his lasting appeal despite retirement rumors. The concert featured a dramatic finale with shared piano and vigorous crescendos.
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New York
Roger Tmenere
Carnegie
Eammer
Eneney
Ieluxis
China politics and bridge notes clash in era dispatch
The article discusses Harper's Weekly views on China’s stance toward the United States and England, noting Li Hongzhang and Prince Chun courting Russia to secure a Chinese pledge against French aggression, while hints at a forthcoming U.S. convention. It also reports the Santa Fe Bridge construction in Toled, describing a 60-foot steel lattice span and concerns about town flooding in heavy rain.
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Tong
Peking
Binacif
China
Cozorts
Harper's Weekly
America
England
Marth
Li Hung Chang
Prince Kung
Russia
United States
Direct Line to Western Cities via Union Pacific Service
The Union Pacific direct line to Denver Salt Lake City San Francisco and Portland offers premier western travel with Pullman Palace Sleepers Pullman Tourist Sleepers and chair cars. Unexcelled by any other service, it promises comfortable, efficient journeys across key western points.
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Denver
Salt Lake City
San Franisco
Fortland
Union Preiss
Union
Pullman
Pointer May Bid By Chicago Buyers For Racing Star
Star Pointer the Peterlee pacer with a world record of 8dx may be sold to Chicago bidders after owner Murphy, unsettled by bad weather, plans to consign the horse at the New York sales. Trainer McCrary returns to assist, believing Pointer can lower his record under favorable conditions. The horse draws crowds and could be a valuable exhibition draw even if freed from stakes. Murphy’s intent to sell surprised many, who expected him to retain Pointer for further records next year after the horse fetched 16 100 at last sale.
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Chicago
Pointer
Peterlee
Eagens
Tie
Painter
Ae Hy
Murphy
Hands Tied to a Chalk at County Home
Milwaukee Wisconsin October 31 terrific scene at the County Home for Dependent Children of Wauwatosa. Supervisor C B Stewart testified seeing a child tied behind its back to a chair for over five hours during a visit. Superintendent Rosser said punishment was used for the child’s viciousness. Testimony noted county boarding costs at 3% per week, compared to private institutions at $2.50.
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Milwaukee
Wit
Wau- Wwatosa
Stewart
Honda
Rosser
8 000 Miles to Vote in a Brazil Journey
8 000 miles to vote described as 8,000 miles to travel by Thomas C. Dawson first secretary of rogation at the United States embassy in Rio Janeiro on a trip to cast a vote. He lives in Council Bluffs Iowa and plans to reach his home after the journey. Dawson notes Minister Charles Page Bryan is popular in Brazil with Bryan at Pellopana where the republic’s president resides. He says Colonel Bryan will beat Oregon and Iowa to call at Rio Janeiro on November 18.
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Bavanak
Thomas C. Dawson
United Siates
Rio Janeiro
Dawson
Council Bluffs
Charles Page Bryan
Brasil
Bryan
Pellopana
Oregon
Towa
Ifio Janeiro
Boston Star Discovery Shifts Algol Type Variable Status
Edwin F. Sawyer reports at the Boston Steptitle Society meeting the discovery of a new short period Algol type variable star. The star, known in Dutch muster one as star 12 degrees, shows a 21 hour variation cycle with magnitude swings to about half its normal brightness. Observers note prior sightings in Miller and Kempt catalogs, and Sawyer’s repeated bright-phase observations support its true variable nature.
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Boston
Boston Steptitle Society
Edwin FP. Sawyer
Miller and Kempt
Sawyer
Ex President Harrison Letter Reply on Silver Issue
Indianapolis Oct IL-Hornley invites ex president Harrison to campaign. He replies that important legal business occupies time for several weeks and discusses New York silver agitation and Democratic pro silver campaign. Harrison warns against undermining honest money and urges Republicans to stand firm on the silver issue.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Hornley
Republican State Central Committee
Harrison
Herniey
New York
Hania
Indiana
Jethurey
Pansideratten
Imine
Rowas
Cuba
United States
Wenereau Apertinan
Serniamin
General Wood's Cuban visit sparks factional power struggle
General Leonard Wood's tour in Manzanillo reveals rival Cuban factions led by Generals Rath and Rios contending for offices, with Wood granting limited positions to ease tensions while insurgents demand control. Officers fear disbanding and fear arrest as workers lack funds and mutter about the uncertain future.
Cuban troubles force detachment to Elgney plant
Persistent unrest surrounds the Caban problem as a Fourth Army detachments aids Cuban work crews at Elgney plantation. Rumors say General Maxima Gomes may arrive to influence the assembly at Santa Crust del Sur while Americans, led by Lieutenant Young, assert their claim to wrecks from the Mansanille engagement. General Wood plans moves to Guantanamo and then the north coast after brief stops.
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Elgney Plantaton
Banta Crust del Sur
Maxima Gomes
Friends
Gomes
Calixto Garcia
Lieutenant Young
Hist
New York City
Metropolia
Aeutenant Young
United States Navy
Mansanille
Finkl
Tigers Shut Gut Brown in Princeton Defeat
Providence R I Oct 31 Brown was shut out 38 to 0 by Princeton Sunday. Tigers scored first late in the game after 16 minutes, with Reiter crossing for a TD and Wheeler kicking. Second half featured Ketter Black drives and a 50 yard TD return by Pop, as Browns defense failed and several players were injured.
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Providence
Brown
Princeton
Tigers
Reiter
Wheeler
Pop
Tone
Daughters of the Poor at Crawford Theater Tonight
Dramatic portrayal of struggle for existence in New York society shown by HL Davis and William T. Keogh. Daughters of the Poor features realistic scenery by John E H Young and music by Deve Brahem with nightly changes of bill and specialty acts. Tickets cost 10 20 and 30 cents.
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Menora
Ti HL Davis
William T. Keogh
Daughters of the Poor
Crawford Theater
New York
Hag
America
John EH. Young
New York City
Deve Brahem
Fragmentary Text From Historical Record About Goras
Incoherent OCR snippet mentions Goras and references to persons and actions but lacks clear names, dates, places, or events. The readable portions do not establish a coherent incident, outcome, or context suitable for a full news card.
Election notes from Parsons precincts amid irregular counts
Fragmentary OCR hints at November elections with precincts Wat ward 625 and third, fourth wards and a total registration figure. No clear names or organizers are readable. Summary relies on uncertain fragments. further legible text needed for precise headline and details.
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Amnesic
Parsons
Benda
Alah Hocks
Eliue
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