Doomed Martinique Doom Feared After Pelee Eruption
New York dispatch reports Martinique doomed by Mont Pelee eruption. Massive ash falls reach Fort de France as Morne La Croix collapses. 2000 believed dead. Guadeloupe and St Lucia affected with fires, floods, and widespread panic as authorities seek evacuations.
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New York
Martinique
Guadeloupe
Pierre
Herald
Simulis Haber
Mont Pelee
Bienine
Ulet Mts
Lont
Morne Capote
Fort de France
Poona Ey
Eien
Morne Rouge
Esk
Pelee
Grand Anz
Courare
Col
le Cour
Castries
St. Lucia
B. W
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Varo
Neve
Savana
Hunter
Triniad
St. Vincent
Coast Telephone Service
St Vincent
St. Pierre
de France
Fonds
Casdeloupe
Suchet
Haase ‘Etre
Royal Mail
Dure
Washington Sept
Snes de Nexs Partment Bas Reoel
U.S
Jewell
Weather Forecast Says Generally Fair Tonight and Saturday
Government forecast release notes generally fair conditions for tonight and Saturday with potential east portion threats. Morning low around 34 degrees with light south wind near 19 mph. Temperature readings through the morning show a rising trend from 32 at 7 o'clock to 76 by late morning.
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Suenncaneter
Tollaws
Admirals clash as Higginson fleet shells Wright and Michie
Reports from New London describe Fort Wright firing 329 shots while Fort Michie engaged the fleet, with maneuvers near Fort Terry and Block Island. Ships anchored off Narragansett Bay as the battle line formed and a war balloon was damaged at Point Judith. Assist Secretary Sanger aboard Narada observed the scene.
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New London
Conn
Spt
MacArthur
Department of He East
Wright
Michie
Terry
Higginson
Fort Wright
Br Ures
Scar
Timven
Fort Michlé
Tndiune
Alabama
Fort Terry
Alsesrohugheshire
Wright and Michie
Block Island
Panther
Prairie
May- Nower
Montauk
Yac
Fort Adams
Massachusetts
Indiana
Puritan
Montgomery
Topeka
Here
Sqn
New Harbor
Blackisting
Polit Sud
Heber
Brentona Point
Newport
R. 1
Narragansett Bay
Point Judith
Narada
Sanger
Baldwin Explains Why Pole Attempt Failed
London reports Evelyn EB Baldwin telegraphed to the Associated Press detailing why he failed to reach the pole and clarifying a dispute with Capt. Johanssen of the America. He cites harsh ice, poor conditions, and the decision to delay to protect supplies. He defends crew credit and notes orders from the ice pilot and his representatives were ignored.
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London
Evelyn EB. Baldwin
Associated Press
Callovs
Pole
Johanssen
America
Tib
Camp Zotgler
Cmes
Teplitz Bay
Greenland
Renkona
Deaths and Funerals for Mrs Emma Tobias in St Louis
The funeral for Mrs Emma Tobias who died last Sunday night in St Louis will be held tomorrow at 10 o'clock. Interment is at Hochesiar cemetery.
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Emma Tobias
St. Louis
Birot
Hochesiar Cemetery
Clyde Watermelon Carnival Thrives Despite Short Harvest
Clyde Kansas September reports the fourth annual watermelon carnival succeeds with a large crowd, despite fewer melons due to wet weather flooding vines near the river. Organizers Danford Lake president and Weles secretary led events including battles staged by volunteers, parade decorations, and civic pride amid anecdotes from local officials and residents.
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Clyde
Kas
Grange Gregg
Turner Brothers
Mother
United States
Clyde Ty Fair
Danford Lake
Br. Weles
J. B. Toot
Charley Crump
Cipde
James Carrick
Marshal Carrick
Kansas
Apers
Dugiligts
Carnival
Krupp
Floods and cholera sweep Japanese districts
Heavy rains caused floods and outbreaks of cholera across several Japanese districts. In Horohmi 79 people died and many were injured as houses and vessels were washed away. To Yamagushinto residents faced 19 deaths and 11 missing or displaced. Siawo province saw four drownings and four further deaths. Cholera claimed many coastal victims along the Asiatic shore.
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Victoria
Japan
Horohmi
Yamagushinto
Siawo
Median ages shift in census findings amid population growth
Washington reports census data showing changes in median age across groups. The statement defines median age as the age at which half the population is younger and half older, noting variations among white and colored populations and regional differences.
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Washington
Renu
Lana
Tal Taine
Mongollune
Wien
Of Interest to B Pinas SES a nage feshell rapl
Fragmented OCR text provides unclear details. The readable portions mention Lawrence and Willan with uncertain context. No definite event or outcome can be established from the legible segments.
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Lawrence Han i. Certs
Ashe
Kelly Won’t Do as Holton Recorder Drops Him
County clerk Flanagan doubts Kelly’s innocence after review of Miami County records. M M Beck of the Holton Recorder reports two Miami County correspondents condemn Kelly, prompting the Recorder to drop him from the Republican slate. The paper cites county records and a $1300 repayment as corroboration of concerns about Kelly’s conduct and integrity.
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M. M. Beck
Holton Recorder
Republican Party of Kansas
T. T. Kelly
Mr. Kelly
Mr. Meek
Kansas
Miamar
Recorder’s
Actio
Republican State
Kelly
B. F. Simpson
Biiam
Paola
Miami County
Recorder
Kas
M.M. Beck
Holton
Kan
T .Kelly
Tom
Siave
A. L. Planasrats
Flanagan
Tran
anti-Kelly
Beck
Topeka
Repupil
Wrent Ee Micerescue
County treasurer candidate faced with theft doubt
The Walnut Valley Daily Times notes a split stance on whether the candidate should be trusted with state funds. Supporters urge caution, while critics press for removal, arguing a businessman would reject a thief, and fear the central committee may not act before the ticket is set.
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of & Ft
Kelly
Seeine
Walnut ‘Yelley Daily ‘Times
Tom Helty
Republican “Notaries
Miami County
Central Committee
Ucket
Court Stays Murder Case Over Ill Health Report
Truxton Heart and Thomas H Williams charged with attempting to murder Frederick Murriel publisher of the News Letter by printing a slanderous article. Counsel asked for a continuance as a condition of the defendant’s illness prevents appearance. Marriott’s physicians report steady recovery and warn against blood poisoning.
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San Francisco
Set. K
Lef
Thy Tor
Sore Marriott
Bain
Matos Not Ready As Caracas Revolt Shifts Command
Barcelona Venezuela September report says Rui Matas the revolutionary leader has ordered Zaraza forces to concentrate toward Alta Gracia before moving to Caracas. About 12 00 men left San Carlos 190 miles from Alta Gracia cannot reach the province before a fortnight, delaying a decisive battle. President Castro remains inactive near Ocumare. General Domingo Monagas, commander of the main army of General Matas, died September 1 at La Pascua.
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Barcelona
Venezuela
Associated Press
Matos
Rui
Zaraza
Alta Gracia
Caracus
San Carlos
Castro
Ocumare
Domingo Monagas
Matas
la Pascum
Roosevelt After Lions Hawks Likely September Visit
Fragmentary notes indicate President Roosevelt plans another lion hunt later this month in the White River country of the state. Word reached for him to prepare for a possible return visit as weather reports show varied temperatures in major cities.
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Roosevelt
Sylvester
Albany
Orly
White River
Ham
Decided Stand on Trust Question Divides British Unions
London reports a Trades Union Congress session debating trust control and wartime labor policy The Manchester Jewish Trades union urged lowering naturalization fees for long-standing members while calls grew for parliamentary reform to ensure broader representation The congress also supported barring under 15s from textile and non textile factories and condemned capitalist trusts as harming workers The Men’s cigar makers association pushed for national ownership to curb concentrated capital and protect workers amid war concerns
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London
Trades Union Congress
Ute General Union of Weavers
Cirect
Eco
Wortce
Manchester
Tudlare’ Union
Cos
Niko
House of Commons
Tewan Visa
Navsoa
Wits Congress of Fritish Trades Unionists
Grange Free State
Evans to Move Up in Rock Island Rail Path
Rumor says W P Ryans assists general attorney may become general attorney for St Louis line of Rock Island abroad. Evans reportedly refuses to confirm but is believed to be appointed to the new position as St Louis opens for travel. Evook has served 15 years with Rock Island and earned a strong reputation.
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Draud
Clyde
God
Fey
Bach Ape
Clyde Arnivate
Pantels
Beachtel
Rome
George Gould
Bi Beachtel
Heachtel
Manila
Company K
K. WN. G
Concordia
Sivas
Clyde Carnival Would Be A Failure Without the Co-Operation of Oe
Prises
Jodees
F. B. Duval
J. D. Haskins
W. C Cooleman
Woelh
Mra
Effle Peck
Frances Hardesty
Marguerite Griffin
Abe
Nicholas
Ar Pirade
rahal_ Seine
Aiere Mitta
X. Clyde
Carrie BE. Peck
P. Hardesty
H. F. Lake
Hupe Nicholas
Ee Lom Rubytt
Terry
Abee Beas Maneheil
Mas Ruby Reguler
Helen Toot
Burreback
Express
Little Ray Groff
Kenneth Scripp
Brownles
Gladys Groff
Alice Hawkinson
Pearl Lake
Gertie Nichola
Myrtle Nicholas
Marguerite Winter
Shaplineartiesransy
York
Willie Hays
Stanley Freelove
Dan Schoree
D. Lake
Wim. Denton
A. Buoy
B. Doran
P. Brooks
Clyde Carnival Gasociation
G. H. Hudson
Wm. Turner
Alex. Turner
Geo. Hudson
James Moorehouse
W. Deneton
Peter Pitsch
P. J. Brooks
3. M Dawson
Deniel Bhorer
Frank Sweeney
J. Smith
Norman” Brooks
A. G. Montgomery
A. Bi. Garwood
Herbert Pinevartivk
Ereon
Republican Valley
W. P. Ryans
Rock Island
St. Louis
Evans
M) A. Late
St. Lauiin Me
Evook
Rock Inland Railroad
St. Boule
Mills Store News Promotes New Garments for Saturday
Mills' Store News announces special attention this Saturday with new goods arriving in profusion. Styles are distinctly new and of internal design. The display features Natty Garments including an Oxford Zibiline suit and other self stitched, band trimmed pieces.
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