Five Killed as Los Angeles Car Collision Demolishes Family
Los Angeles November 2 five members of a single family died in a trolley and automobile crash. Nicholas Jacobs and Josephina Bolati, with two daughters Katie 18 and Mamie 16, and two sons Anthony and Clement, aged 6 and 4, were killed instantly. Mrs Jacobs and infant Cecelia, two months old, were seriously injured. hospital hopes for Cecelia remain uncertain. Police investigate on the grade crossing as relatives await word. Sixteen more injured in the wreck are reported improving. The tragedy occurs amid a complex wreck involving an electric car and another vehicle near Southern Pueblo and Long Beach avenues.
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Death Certificate Notes Birth of Enslaved Man Jalin G Calhoun
Fanpanow, Nov. 26. Jalin G Calhoun, enslaved, aged 135 Sera, to read, death certificate shows the Negro’s birth as 174. Calhoun lived in Pensacola forty years and died at Ving by daily labor in su mitt. He had friends among both white and black, who spoke of his past. The family states he was born in slavery in Te slalom, ATL Mim nasertiers, 1 In Saif.
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Emperor and Pore Please Two Artists
Raw variation describes two painters linked to Germany and Fivinocahinea and recounts their returns to their country amid a controversy. It notes a village festival, a court case, and a marriage against opposition. The article mentions Pope jew XMM and a list of names, with references to a hospital and a university.
Elizabeth Colton's Multilingual Display Shocks Audience
The Record-Herald notes wise Elizabeth Colton from Colton demonstrates mastery of fifty four languages, astonishing guests as she articulates thoughts in diverse tongues. Mary Mimigomery, daughter of a Presbyterian missionary, praises Colton whereas Colton’s travels and study, including a year and a half in India, shape her linguistic feats.
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Closing Quotations From World Markets Today
World stock prices opened with broad gains in New York yesterday as a holiday mood faded. Led by Amalgamated Copper and Pacific Coast issues, several industrials climbed while traders waited for further direction amid mixed early results and shifting market breadth.
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Two Deaths In A Feud In West Virginia Kentucky Border
The Daniels family and relatives were slain near Devan on the Kentucky West Virginia border amid a family feud. Mrs Glayles Daniels and her 16 year old daughter were killed by officers while the Christine family and allies had long been feuding with Daniels. Authorities pursued warrants and confrontations followed as the victims were reported in Mingo County West Virginia and Pike County Kentucky.
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Unclear transcript of legal argument over executive clemency
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De Armond Buried in Missouri Funeral Rites
A large crowd gathered in a Missouri town for the burial of late congressman De Armond. Family members from Davenport and Chicago attended along with Missouri governors and numerous legislators. Pallbearers included Representatives Jones and DeArmond, while relatives from out of town joined the procession to the Methodist Episcopal church. The service followed by interment in a local cemetery as mourners remembered the prominent public figure.
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Langford Postes 19000 for Fight Victory Hopes
Langford plans a $19,000 purse for a forthcoming bout against Jeffries at Madison Square Garden. The proposed match would feature dramatic tension with Jolson and Katli cited in speculative talks amid broader boxing rumors.
German Aeronauts Lost In Ballon Accident Near Chicago
Reported fatalities include German aeronauts Rober Johnson and Hugo Branehe as they perished in a balloon wreck. Bodies were found near Hivmo, with the balloon envelope bearing details of the death. A charity hospital connection in Berlin and a new international exposition tie appear in the tangled narrative.
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Editing His Paper While in Jam at Mount Carina
In Mount Carina a frustrated editor, Magill, clashed with a printer’s error and produced a bold editorial attack while under pressure. A later note reports a separate Chicago case where a nurse’s accidental poisoning caused a coroner to rule muerte due to powdered arsenic in talcum.
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Son of Duke found wounded in Richmond Cal
A young man identified as Margus Ronart, son of Duke Philip Lanis de Gurdeaus, was found wounded by a pistol shot on a desolate street in Richmond, California. He was taken to Mogphal hospital where doctors listed the case as potentially fatal. Evidence including muttered cards and clothing fragments suggest an attempt to hide identity.
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Mrs Roosevelt to Visit Italy With Husband in February
New York dispatch says Mrs Thess dore Tovaoustt and her party, after returning from abroad, will travel to Italy in February to meet former President Theodore Roosevelt. They will join Mrs Roosevelt and her sister Mrs Cave at their villa as plans for an Africa hunting trip are discussed.
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Prisoners Tunnel From Mexican Jail Reported
Reported in Telivaareper Oaxaca prisoners tunneled out of the penitentiary. Many prisoners are feared dead or wounded as the collapsed tunnel walls failed during the escape attempt. Contingent guards and local authorities investigated the breach and secured the perimeter as the incident drew international attention.
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Priendly Settlement of Alsop Claim Is in Sight
In a government notice the Commerce Department signals a friendly settlement of the Alsop claim. The document outlines steps toward resolution involving likely parties, timelines, and potential financial adjustments, while stressing cooperation and prompt handling.
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Street Car Conductor Killed in City
A street car conductor was fatally injured in an accident described by officials as a transit incident. Eyewitnesses reported chaotic scenes as responders aided victims and investigated the cause of the crash.
New York City Investigates Unclear Complaint Fragment
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Duty to widows and orphans urged by judge here
Nov 26 St Paul report on Judge Lifthday of Denver predicting rising juvenile needs. He cites 93 000 orphans created by recent disasters and argues state duty to relieve widows and fatherless children through public aid, private charity insufficient. He warns reforms must curb court burdens for underage cases.
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Burglar Attack Shocks City Youth Details Emerge
Chicago reports a burglary gone wrong as a 18 year old bystander James Wilduuw recalls a masked intruder forcing entry at dawn. Victim Bryce pleads for restraint while the assailant fled, leaving a frightened private detective to piece together the break in.
Football casualties rise in season end game chaos
New York report details football disasters as the season closes with 29 players killed or seriously wounded in yesterday's game. Dozens more injured across several pits in the arena. Officials fear the death toll may rise amid chaotic scenes and unclear safety measures.
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Logan O Have Modern and Up to Date Hotel
Nov 3 Tagan reports funding plans for a new hotel in Logan O. Authorities say about $20 090 will be used for the project. The article hints at modern amenities and local development but text is garbled and unclear on specifics.
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