Massive mine explosion in Ham Germany kills many
Reported at Ham in Westphalia, a mine blast trapped about 400 workers, with around 70 reaching the surface. Four hundred laborers were at shaft No 3 when the explosion and ensuing fire cut off access, many believed to be minors and injured. Rescue teams battled flames as authorities barred crowds. By early afternoon 35 bodies recovered, 18 of the survivors severely injured, and no immediate hope for the trapped miners.
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Ham
Westphalia
Germany
Han ¢Lace
Xalseries
Courrierer
France
I Mars
Balloon Races 10 Start in Los Angeles
Balloon races in Los Angeles feature 149 maneuverable balloons American and United States preparing to cross three ranges in a bid to set a long distance flight record. Captains Mueller and Wild lead teams with navigators as they plan eastward routes avoiding jet streams and crossing snowy elevations above 98 600 feet. The event marks a daring phase in balloon exploration with high altitude challenges and expert crews aboard.
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United States
Los Angeles
Cal
Mueller
Voraco B. Wild
Tuan
Nathan
Body of young farmer uncovered in Illinois farm grave mystery
Report from Chicago dated November 12 describes a desolate plot north of Marengo where the body of 2nd farmer Oetar Stosausro was unearthed near John N. Hedford’s land. A bloody hatchet is found. Hoganson and Bedford ties explored. Avila Hoganeon credited with the discovery.
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Chicago
Marengo
Oetar Stosausro
Hetae
Xebleken House
John N. Hedford
Dart
Dedford
Hogan
Hoganson
Ellie
Ned
Bright
Blile
Poeble
Feattice
Altier
Arvilia Hoganeon
Anita
James
Hoganeon
Bedford
Ungacson
Bete
Oma
Liedford
Smlan Horsasod
Tartrors
Hefford
Tom
Wadalmes
Explosion at Coneco mill injures and kills workers
A ferrite talrosion at the Excrlsior Springs Pewter company in Coneco Missouri caused a deadly blast. Engineer Heron King was killed and Mrs J Z McDonough of Fort Scott Kansas was seriously injured. A Kansas City Southern train on nearby tracks escaped damage as windows were blown in and the plant sustained property loss estimated under 25,000 dollars. Several passengers and crew were treated at hospitals in nearby Kansas City after the incident.
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Ranrat City
Excrlsior Springs Pewter Company
Coneco
Bkaneat
Heron King
Mra J. Z. McDonough
Fort Scott
Kaa
Kansas City
Sis
McDonough
Cute
Brufeer
Kline
Mer Ron
Tie Powdts Company
Tntal
Barsap City
SeToocerh
Fnca
Ellen Bit
Stock Trading by a Woman in Philadelphia Inquiry
New York November 11. In the apptie dom of an attorney today for a referee to take testimony in a suit by the alliance of the brewery arm of Silla Dros Co to recover 150 Re from Mrs. H Catherine Churchman of Philadelphia. A sensational stock trading case was made public. Over nearly two years she began as a small operator then widened her deals with sales between 402000 and 1510,000 and losses to investors. The account was said to have peaked at 160,000 on the market. In spring 1907 the market moved against her. The case was closed at inquiry amid allegations of further misstatements.
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New York
Alkiance
Silla Dros, & Co
Mra. Hatherine
Churchman
Philadelphia
Mia Churchman
Apt
Train Derailment Traps Eighty Passengers in Rochester
A crash on a Rochester New York line near 3 AM detoured eighty through passengers toward Syracuse. Only minor injuries reported as rescue teams moved to a damaged car block. Passengers listed include Mrs LOM McCarinick Chicago Mrs TH McCormick Chicago and others from Boston New York Providence and Cedar Rapids. The train reached New York City at noon with investigators expected to attach more patrols to the derailed cars.
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Rochester
N.Y
Lom
Bmccarenick
Chicago
TH. McCormick
Chirac
J. J. Storrow
Boston
Ferguton
Hammond
New York
Syracuse
Predicted Youth of China Will Overthrow Dynasty
Philadelphia November 1. Wm. Christle missioner at the Christian and Missionary Alliance stated that the youth of China would overthrow the dynasty. He cited three abortive attempts this past year as unrest grows among educated abroad. He said China is not afraid of Japan and the government trains men for future war, while coexistence with the West is considered ridiculous.
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Philadelphia
China
Wm. Chriate
Japan
Christle
Ching
Chine Ia
Ambiguous court ruling on Calrin bowie case referenced
A fragmented report notes John Calrin in court related to a moving picture share and a Bowie reference. It hints at a potential tie to a baseball game but provides no clear outcome or supporting details.
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John Calrin
Bowie
Brooklys
Moving Picture
Jobn Caleto
Moving Picture Ebows
The French Canadian Girl in Cataleptic Sleep Exposed
Practicing physicians gathered at Luciang Pietin's bedside to wake the asleep French Canadian girl by electricity after thirteen days of slumber. They report catalepsy despite obstinacy, and one doctor warned of a stronger current while a colleague held her foot to facilitate the apparatus.
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Lavell
Luciang Pietin
Bill for Universal Suffrage Presented in Hungary
Bode Pest Nov 21 The measure for universal suffrage in Hungary was presented to the chamber of deputies by Count Abtusss interior minister. It would grant suffrage to every Hungarian over 24 who has held a commune vote within a year, groups elect a single elector, and create a multi tiered system with varying voting rights. Workingmen, those with certain trades, and graduates of secondary schools gain additional voting privileges, including triple voting for some with formal schooling and direct tax payments.
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Bode Pest
Hungary
Chamber of Geputtes
Count Abtusss
Micleter
Exery Hyun
Fatlan
Grocpe
Diamondfield Jack Sues for Libel in Philadelphia Case
Goldfield resident Diamondfield Jack Davis sues Curtis Publishing in the United States court for 250 000 damages claiming libel over a recent murder story. He says the fiction identifies him as the villain and harms his reputation in Goldfield Nevada with sensational detail.
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Rena
Nev
Diamondfeld Jack" Davis
Goldfeld
Cateret Anit
United Keates
Carron
Menger
Ex-Sheriff Sharpe Arrested in Murder Case
John J. Sharpe former sheriff of this county was arrested in Nashrike Tennessee on murder charges in the death of B W Carnack. The arrest followed a grand jury session after witnesses testified warrants were expected for Sharpe and the Coopers. He was alleged to have been with the Coopers shortly before and at the scene of the killing.
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Coopers
Caenach
Scarp
Manila Tasts New Water System
The newly completed Manila water project provides fresh supply to Maragata Walter area and twenty smaller districts. Built over three years at about 52 million dollars under Major J. F. Case, the system includes a dam, elevated gates, and steel mains. Water travels from higher elevations through steel pipes and gravity to city streets, with periods of varying pressure along the route. The project, praised as a major American achievement in the Philippines, marks a significant improvement in public utilities during the American occupation.
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Manila
Martin
Marigata Walter
Smith
Mountein
Pallippine
Eystert
J. F. Case
Oregon
Austro Privy Councilor's Son Rumored In California
From Los Angeles dated November 13 a report notes a son of an Austrian privy councilor, a clerk in a hotel, may be traveling to California with plans to enter the army. The tale involves a hotel clerk, a young man named Lewny, and rumored connections to Emperor Franz Joseph.
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Los Angeles
Jane Lewny
Pries Cninetlar
Pranes Joseph
Austria
Bern
Otte Slaroden
Gapdeckas
Htyarg
California
Fred Anterson
San Frar
Weil
Langan
Fia
Nevada Bullionaire 6 Sued For 78003 Slur Claim
A financial dispute involves Nevada bullionaire filing suit for 78003 against a broker at Tobithela. The case centers on stock rack presence and alleged improprieties in exchange dealings. The document references a naval jury and private parties amid the court action.
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Nevada
Reet
Emperor of China Dying Amid Turmoil and Rumors
Tekin Nov 12 reports from Pekla say the Chinese emperor is gravely ill and will not accept American medical help. Cable dispatches spread to heads of state while rumors of palace illness and the emperor’s condition persist. reports note nephritis and brain involvement amid court tensions. Also mentioned is the death of Jasper Mayor and a humorous tale about a servant's old valise, with it containing only a red bearing.
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Tekin
China
Ainking
Priors Chun
Yip
Ivemtera
Grand Tonnell
Thera Fa
Thera
Jasper Mayor
Tutthara Berg
Wreck Near Borle Leaves Dozens Dead and Fire Raging
A train wreck near Borle on the Wyoming division of the Pacific averted further disaster as a burning car ignited, killing about thirty Japanese passengers. Officials report the scene chaotic with wreckage scattered, rails torn, and hours lost to fire and cleanup. The surviving crew and several prominent figures visited the injured, while investigators begin work amid dangerous conditions.
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Laley Pacific Parventer
Borle
Attorney Denning
Gollfield
Aelie
Horle
Ste
Bourne
Serge
Weronayay
Gorred
Wey
Daly
Ant
Tracey
Andersen
Sherman and Taft Visit Virginia Politicians in Sport
In Sport Virginia on November 1 Vice President elect Sherman arrived with delegation including Ward from Ohio and Representative Burton of Cleveland. Senators Boura of Oregon and Burkett of Texas plus Boott of Virginia joined discussions about post election strategy and possible early congressional actions.
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Cap
Nak
Taft
Bhoru
Sherman
Wow Ft. Ward
Marinal Carmitieeman
Theatore E Burton
Clevelaod
Bouras
Trart
Nate
Jolie
Taft Fahall
Veriously
Mr. Sherman
Atere Lepoor
Forther
Mfr
Darton
Congress
Mont Xorry
Sals
Burkett
Juder Tart
Republican candidate faces uphill battle in Georgia race
The article profiles Jean Morehesd, a reluctant Republican nominee in Georgia, who defeated Aubrey Brooks for the party ticket but campaigns with limited enthusiasm. It notes party donors’ hopes, a national committee review, and contrasts personal indifference with strategic backing to secure a victory.
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New York
Enagrens
Jean
Jota Mollar
Aubrey Frooks
Woshington
Vince
Pottttes
Morehesd
Eager Mt Weeter Report From Kearny Fet Belrat
Fragmentary OCR text describes a rural scene near Kearny with reference to weather, a speaker, and uncertain events. It mentions people named Weates Sable and Kalla and hints at a public gathering or meeting with unclear purpose. The readable items suggest community activity and local character names amid garbled phrases.
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Wwe
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