Runaway Train Crash Kills Nine in Wyoming
Nine men died when two trains collided late at Hore Wyoming. Engineers J C Seley from Laramie and Josph Clinton, along with conductors and crew, were among the injured. Wreckage burned through the night as authorities feared more deaths. three Japanese workers were among those recovered.
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Cheyenne
Nov
Brown
Hore
Wyo
Mag
Puncan
Laramie
Jakeman Rodgers
Tustan
Thse
Tribute Paid to Bryan by Rev Oliver Campaign in Kansas
Barlington Kansas November 11 Reverend French E Olver leading a revival writes to William J Bryan urging him to become an evangelist and predicts the twentieth century will honor a Christ champion. He cites three defeats as sorrows and declares one ambassador of Christ is worth more than ten thousand presidents. Oliver has conducted a nationwide revival drive and worked as an evangelist.
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Barlington
Kas
E. Olver
William J. Depan
Ben
Ker. Dilver
Cam
Sthein
Teelin
Frans
Oliver
Explosion destroys large building and owner blamed
A massive blast at Wells and Ruiti Mteata damaged a large building. Police attribute the attack to enemies led by Pikago and Nos, with hot proprietor Bayer Waa named as plausible perpetrator. The blast triggered a fire and collapse as crowds watched in fear. Investigators pursued leads amid a tense scene.
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Ing Gav
Bayer Waa
Pikago
Nos
Peteus Bering
Wells
Ruiti
T. Rillevan
Shin Wan
Militia System Praise and Military Tricks Mentioned
Fragmented OCR shows garbled text praising a military system with scattered references to New York and various names. The readable parts imply a discussion of military organization, authorities, and possible ceremonial or training notes without coherent context or clear events.
German Military Training Shapes Public Education
The article argues that practical schools now rival classical institutions, with technical and military training influencing business conduct and national advancement. It notes Germans once saw conscription as necessary, but now military training could become central to public education and Germany’s industrial progress.
Wreck Injures Engineer and Fireman on Train 146
Nov 1 train No 146 on the Panhandle bridge over the Mega fabela river wrecked at the south end. The engineer and fireman were hurled from the engine and baggage car. many passengers narrowly escaped serious injury or death.
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Accommods- Mon
Mineogabels
Pennelyvagia
Nuth
Panhandle
Mega Fabela
Greman
Two Girls Scale Wall to Evade Guard at Institution
Two Austin girls Miss Marakat Voatella and Miss Alice Zigmer allegedly escaped a secured area by climbing a wall after finding a gate locked. A matron assisted, but guards intervened as they tried to reach an outer boundary. The incident ended with security restraining them and reporting the breach.
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Mattons
Mra
Guerin
Thames Ionia
Garda
Ater
Plight Berlin Debating Ex-Emperor Interview
Berlin crowds fill U The Melchstar again as debate on the Ex-Emperor Wil Mam interview published in the London Telegraph resumes. Attendees include Chancellor Van Butlow and Baron Van Kiderlen-Waechter with discussion on William II’s private inter actions in foreign affairs.
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Berlin
Wil Mam
London Telegraph
William
van Butlow
Baron van Kiderlen-Warchter
Miss Maloney and Clarkson Not to Wed
Fragmented text outlines a possible wedding notice with names Miss Maloney and Clarkson. It references marriage and family, but the readable fragments do not form a clear event date or location. The passage mentions Abel, Petri, and Menee in unclear context.
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Miss Maloney
Clarkson
Tragedy Follows Incendiary Fire in Kentucky Community
A devastating fire at a home in Loringtor Kentucky followed an incendiary blaze that killed and injured residents. Local authorities describe early morning events as the cause and note widespread community impact as investigators work to determine exact motives and sequence of the disaster.
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Loringtor
Rherhamne
Daeherty
Morgan Une Hormrest
Geese MT
Murex
Tate
Two Uny twin girls returned to mother by Juvenile Court
In a Wichita Juvenile Court ruling Judge Pinckney granted custody of two infant girls to their mother Mrs John Dowards of Oklahoma City. The hearing included adoption petitions by Mr and Mrs William Foss. The court ordered the children to remain under maternal care with probation officers and social support. The girls had recently recovered from scarlet fever and were briefly sheltered at RL Mary’s Mission.
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Docztas Park
Wome
Yeatenday
Jadee Merrit W. Pinckney
Gren
Catherine Baslss
Margaret Beado
John Dowards
Oklahoma City
OFA
Mia
Mary Drapree
Amy Dockelder
Roi
Douglas Park Women's Club
Mea
William Foss
Af Jonet
RL Mary's Mission House
Calldren
Margaret
Nashville Tragedy Casts Shadow on State Politics
In Nashville the fatal shooting of Senator Carmack by Robin Cooper dominates political discourse. Cooper is jailed without bond for murder while his son remains hospitalized. theories abound of conspiracies, alleged warnings, and street quarrels preceding the incident. Friends of Carmack hint at sensational developments in the coming days.
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Naspville
Navy
Thie
Carmack
Etates Teator
Bearee
The
Tennerseran
Thi Elty
Robin Cooper
Duncan B. Cooper
Thore Person
SH. B. Pattagann
Cooper
Emmate
Coopers
Agalr
Adem
Sega
State Capitol
Patterson
Isle
Cal
Couper
Blo
Aom
Trains in Fatal Crash Near New Orleans Territory
A deadly train wreck occurred near the Northeastern railroad between Sth and New Orleans, 12 miles from New Orleans. One or more trains collided in foggy conditions, killing several and injuring many. a long timetable of affected towns and individuals is listed in scattered fragments from a late 19th century report.
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New Qeleana
Etére
New
Nora
Teaehen
Atun
la Wan
Merlin
Wenne Fidelt
Weare Echoesan
Tawy
Chia
Altawoy
Milleec
Sis
Boy burned to death in tenement fire destroys home
St Louis reports a fire in a tenement early this month resulted in one boy burned to death and two others fatally burned. The dead child was about 17 years old named Peter Planer. Injured include William States. Property loss noted as one building destroyed.
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St. Louis
Plan to Nullify Chamberlaly’s Election Scheme
Fragmented text describes a plan to nullify an election by circulating documents to persuade electors and bar challengers, citing actions in Portland Oregon and calls for signatures. It notes efforts to influence the legislature and a push involving governors, senators, and possible legal actions amid a turbulent political scene.
Mrs Read and Allain Held in Blackmail Plot
Denver, Nov 12. Mrs Read, a Denver woman, and Allen F Read face police action over an alleged attempted blackmail involving threats of dynamite against her and her child Helen. Detective work links a Madame Leroy to the case as Read’s associates pursue further inquiry, with rumors of foreign connections and a possible European trip.
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Cola
Taat
Allen F. Read
Genevieve Chanler Phipps
Helen
Ant
la Orient
Buffal Tark
Coloendo
Pitteneld
Mats
Eho
Stepa
Sits “Hinpe
Ahorce
Nusband
Lawrence Sh Boatops
Pittuburg
Millmnatre
Acho
Latr
D. Hughes
Intersiaw
Mra Phipps
Read
Clef
Police Armatrong
Madame Leroy
Abe
Madame Lalloy
Mr. Real
Bern
Rome
West
Perbaye
Mra. Stead
Pritsfield
Arombeetan
Mrs read former mage in Pittsfield city
M rs read, once a mage in Pittsfield, is connected to an arrest in Denver over an extortion attempt involving Jane from Mrs Genevieve Chandler Palpes, daughter of the late George Campbell. Details show a past where she worked as a nurse and moved after an family event.
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Read
Pittsfield
Allen Ferrad
Denver
Janey
Genevieve Chandler Palpes
George Campbell
Allen F. Thad
House of Mercy
Selim Tur
Fragmented OCR note hints at self-harm and legal scrutiny
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions drinking blood and suicide hints, with garbled names and places. It appears to reference a person named Minh and a claim about entering a location and a ballot, but many words are incomprehensible. The text includes uncertain references to a decline or incident and possible legal actions.
Fortune Lost by Woman in Philadelphia Case
New York reports a Philadelphia woman named Katherine J. Churesman faces a high profile suit over a brokerage failure. The case at hand centers on alleged mismanagement in 1966 and the enormous losses claimed, including stock purchases and margin calls totaling hundreds of thousands to millions of dollars. Proceedings aim to determine fault and possible recovery by Latwarg Inches and Mills Brother & Company.
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Hartiman Pacific
Epaculatora
Tie Tetlef
Bow Bern Pacific
Wnlon Pacifeom
Etock
Philadelphia
Atuetica
Abeta
Katherine
Churenmat
William B Courehman
J. P. Morfan
Churesman
Latwarg Hach Ing
Atelgmen
Sevi Nf Mills
Brother & Company
Tae Purchare
Syrral Neeastona
Fetacen
Amy
Ltta
Endowment of Colleges for Study of Flowers
Nov 1 report from Phraka notes an endowment campaign led by wealthy donors for the study of flowers at colleges. Speakers urged support at the Society of American Florists meeting. mileage and travel assistance mentioned. A Navy veteran obituary and government figure references are interwoven with the event.
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Dada
DA Valestine
Society of American Floriets
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Valentinag
Bhearas
Florey
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