Twenty Die or Hurt In Monmouth Train Wreck
Twenty people injured in Kansas City Fort Scott and Memphis line wreck near Monmouth Illinois after axle failure on rear coach caused train to fall into Indian Creek. Survivors freed themselves. several seriously hurt including Brakeman Morris and Mrs Harper. Engineer Patrick Harmon identified among those involved.事故地點在 Indian Creek 橋西，事故發生於周六午後五時前後。
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Cwrnoxen
Kan
Kansas City
Fort Scott
Memphis
Monmouth
Indian Creek
Morris
Cherryvale
Harper
Parsons
N. Morse
Webb City
E. Stoworth
Vtheiss Betsford and Child
Cherryvalz
Patrick Harmon
George Emerson
Robert Black
Brakeman
Armed men leave Bourss Oregon for Steins mountain trip
In Bourss Oregon on September 9 armed men depart daily for the Steins mountain country under guise of hunting. Locals fear they aim to slaughter Indians and reduce reservation populations. Authorities must recall them before winter, as cartridges and ammunition vanish and supplies run low.
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Oregon
Bourss
Ore
Steins Mountain
COKERS MAY STRIKE IN COKE REGIONS OF PA
Uncertainty hangs over Pennsylvania coke regions as labor leaders warn of a general strike this week if wages are not raised. They claim coke prices rose from 5 cents to $1.80 per ton and insist wage increases are due.
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Pennsylvania
Uniostown
Government suit advocate McKinsick closes U S brief
Special counsel L D McKinsick completed his argument for the United States in the 15 million dollar suit against Mrs Jane L Stanford before the circuit court. He controverts opposing points and cites United States Supreme Court opinions to support the government position.
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Flea
San Francisco
L. D. McKinsick
United States
Mre
Jane L. Stanford
United States Circuit Court
McKissick
Ross
Eites
Supreme Court of the United States
Jealousy Tragedy Strikes Ottawa Beach Couple
At Ottawa Beach in Guano Rapids Michigan on September 9 Jacob Vanry owner and captain of the schooner Three Sisters shot his wife four times and then killed himself by shooting his own brain. Joan died instantly while the wife may recover. Jealousy is believed to be the motive.
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Guano Rapids
Mich
Ottawa Beach
Jacob Vanry
Three Sisters
Black Lake
Hhs
Joan
Clay County
Kansas
Orlando E. Bradford
Brockaway
Benny McKee
Harrison
Old Porge
N. Y
Reseus
Woodley
A. S. Balfour
the Treasury
Army Ofncers
Lamont
Salmon
Animal Industry
R. Ramsey
Missouri Presbytery
Alabama
Washington
Libbie Schmidt
New York
Aiglahoma
Guthrie
William Holland
Alva
Nicholas Ohm. Jr
Pittsburg
Neurgents Clash With Amaro Detachment Near Sagua La Grande
The Neurgents encountered the Amaro detachment near Sagua La Grande and demanded surrender. After a refusal, the attackers and defenders fought. both sides were repulsed with four of their men killed or wounded. Inge was burned, causing losses of $520,000.
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Havasa
Ineurgenta
Amaro
Sagua la Grande
Pers Sesaber
Sesh
Reform Propositions in Turkey Spark Mixed Reactions
Dispatches from Constantinople report the Porte conceding dragomans from Britain France and Russia authority to liaise with the Turkish committee controls for reform implementation. No mutissaria will be named, councils of elders face electing, and a stablized police outlook. Powers doubt the concessions will quell Armenian concerns amid shrinking Christian populations and Muslim officials only. A separate note from Washington states John Godfrey’s pension appeal was rejected, reiterating limits on militia calls to federal service. An attempted dynamite blast targeted the First Congregational Church in Greenville Miss with minor damage after placement under a cornerstone failed to set properly.
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Turkey
Comstantinaire
Porte
Armenia
Christina Mutissaria
Mutissaria
Tamouit
Wasinxaron
John Godfrey
Reynolds
Godfrey
Kansas Volunteers
United States
Waller Case Mention in Paris Light on Pardon
The Freeut Fupecess view cites the Waller case, noting ex Consul Waller was convicted in regular form and that the flattering of his friends will only slow his pardon.
Missouri University to host 600 scholars this year
News notes report Missouri University expects total attendance of 600 scholars and that more applications for places in the university are on file than can be filled. The roundup also covers political and crime items from across the nation, including statements by Senator Hill and other national figures.
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The
Missouri University
Hill
Elmira County
New York
Carlisle
United States
Kentucky
Blackburn
J. D. Farden
Adams Express Company
Terre Haute
Ind
J B. Earnest
A Boy's Fatal Shot Triggers Deadly Dynamite Blast
A Milwaukee Road site near Dubuque suffered a horrific accident as a boy firing a rifle near a shanty storing 1000 pounds of dynamite caused an explosion. Seven people were in the building. five died, including the boy and several adults, and widespread destruction followed.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Speedt
Perry
Milwaukee Road
Dubuque
A. Kirseliner
Fountain City
Edward Latshaw
Victory
Wis
H. Owens
Latshaw
Owens
Mtward Latshaw
Charity Latshaw
Ray Lawshaw
Mat Latshaw
Hans Bjornsten
Lia Crosne
Mabel Latshaw
Mat Faber
Wabasha
Ed Vench
Lansing
Specht
Platteville
Thirty Miners Lost in Osceola Shaft Fire at Salumet
A fire in the Osceola mine at Salumet Michigan on September 9 trapped two hundred fifty workers. Thirty miners perished and smoke filled shafts 1 2 and 3 while rescuers warned of continuing gas danger. Officials fear no survivors as thousands gathered and left with grim expectations.
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Osceola
Salumet
Mich
Calumet, Mich
Bankers Escape Resilr Nevada Bank Indictments
William Christian president of the Citizen's Bank of Nevada Missouri was acquitted Saturday at Mount Vernon after being indicted for receiving money post insolvency. Prosecuting Attorney Gibson secured a conviction against W H Robinson, vice president, while C K Caldwell cashier's case remains pending in Henry County.
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Nevada
William Christian
Citizen's Bank
Mount Vernon
W. H. Robinson
Gibson
C. K. Caldwell
New Ordinance Proposed On Disorderly Conduct
City Attorney Bird announced an upcoming ordinance to the council and Police Commissioner Honebrake. He argued the court has misapplied fines for disorderly conduct and that the new measure will clearly define disorderly conduct and disorderly houses.
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Bird
Cross of Pastes Court
P. L Honebrake
Police Headquar Tera
Notorious Sarah Councillor Raid Ends With Arrests
Police raided the house at Third and Quincy Streets arresting a woman named Sarah and Fannie Wright on a disorderly house charge. Officers Long and Bundy reported the scene last night and Police Judge Ferry postponed the case until Wednesday morning.
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Sarah
Kalida
Long
Bundy
Third
Quincy
Fannie Wright
Thi
Ferry
Voice From Colorado Defends Arbuckle Loyalities
A published letter from Thomas of Colorado responds to charges against Frank P. Arbuckle. He criticizes the national party for tying Clevelandism to democracy and warns the party's fate if its leader’s actions are praised.
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Thomas
Denyen
Col
Frank P. Arbuckle
Democratic State Central Committee
The
Land Office
Democratic Party
Thoms
National Democratic Committee For
Colorado
Ichabod
Honors to Pierola on Lama Peru festival
Lima hosts a gay spectacle in honor of Nicolla Pierola’s presidential assumption. Troops line the route to the palace, arches and wreaths adorn streets, and crowds press in as Pierola attempts Mass at the cathedral but is blocked by enthusiastic supporters.
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Lota
Peru
Lima
Senor Nicolla Pierola
Pierola
Sassy parilly and a comic soda tale on a New York street
An Oklahoma traveler recalls a confectioner tale about sassy parilly and soda water in New York, with a wild barroom like scene where a man insists on sharing the drink. A second anecdote follows on a drummer and a dying man laughing at a funny story aboard a train, raising concerns about heart health and humor.
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Bis
Ith Street
New York
Wall Town
Elise
Nassy Parilly
Synthia
Casey
Sixth Avenue
Abraham Scott
Jones
Booming Real Estate Hustle in a Small Town
Detroit Free Press recounts a traveler’s comic recovery as 82 locals dubbed boomers swarm a 400 resident town. 21 real estate agents offer plots from $20 to $100 a foot. a factory site, a mill dam site, and corner lots lure the visitor. Local boastful banter and a staged sales frenzy frame a parody of boomtown swagger.
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United States
Chicago
M. Quad
Detroit Free Press
Surprise and scandal rumor mingle in a club chat
In a club window scene a man and a young man discuss a rumored Don Juan tied to a wife, debated as a surprising pairing. A Washington Star mention adds a thread about a cartoonist’s satirical take on a future political wife and fashion costs.
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Scott
Chicago Times-Herald
The Cheerful Idiot And Yet She Lost It
A humorous fragment shows a conservative boarder claiming modern women differ little from old style, while a cheerful idiot questions the claim. A bachelor remains quiet as the married boarder speaks, followed by a strange money exchange scene from a past era in another clipping.
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Indianapolia Journal
Ove of the Common Herd in Society Dialogue
Mrs de Style voices concern that a young caller is not suited to high society while her daughter questions the suitor’s manners, noting his unfamiliar speech in a brief excerpt from a social scene.
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