After Twelve Hours Only Six Automobiles Remain In Race
At Fatten Beach Race Track New York on October 1 a score of wrecks and injuries plagued the endurance event. Cars burst into flames and drivers were thrown, with No. 16 driver rescued from a blaze and others sustaining broken wrists, internal injuries, and leg injuries. By the twelfth hour only six cars remained fighting a deadly, high speed contest as wrecked machines littered the track and officials faced constant danger.
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Paghten Beach
N. Y
Atp
Nebott
Thomas D
Lara Droken
May
Gatien
Charles
Harry
Drivic
Severaty
Goi
Colliaione
Xpito
Futey Wachinen
Tity Ova
Font Care Mrovyel Rheely
Berg Tienhte Teatotsa
G. Pickett
Robertson
Étfrers
Mechanica
Rarioz Ark
Allan
Tuasaheg
Pickett
Dutya
Mallatestry
Dmratma
Chevvelet
Ttalian
Hoar
Americas
Agaerer
Lpat
Mtavelnek
Aterien
JAKES SHIERHIAN DEFENDS its PARTY AT LINCOLN DAY TALKS
A candidate address compared current politics to Lincoln era and denounced recent Democratic declarations. The speaker defended Republican ideals, attacked the Democratic platform, and urged voters to back Lincoln’s legacy while criticizing Mr. Bryan and modern party tactics. The talk praised Lincoln as union preserver and argued for adherence to Republican principles.
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Mrex Toland
Jamen
Sheremag
Lincoln
Herata
Viryas
Leblag Hm
Bran
Atea
Erandear
United Republic
Tiryam
Nurse Loses Sight Of Her Right Eye
New York detective reports a hospital case, detailing an unnamed nurse who has lost sight in her right eye after an incident at Metlesne Hospital. The article notes police involvement and ongoing investigation.
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New York
Det
Metlesne Horpital Bee
Wounded Woman Cared For in City Hospital
A damaged fragment describes a woman named Stella Durleigh, 26, resident of Poughkeepsie, hospitalized after an incident. She suffers eye injury and facial trauma affecting her sight and left eye, with caregiving provided for her ward at ward 31.
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Aleg
Swedish King Portrait Commission Attracts New York Artist
New York artist Ava de Laparcrantz, known in the city, received a call to paint a portrait of the King of Sweden for his visit to Sweden on October 18. Prince Wilhelm, son of the king, met her in New York during a past visit and praised her work. Her cousin Hermandoererants, the minister to the United States, recently traveled to Sweden and plans to return to New York in January.
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New York
Ava Do Laparcrantz
Bendisartlet
Cty
Baw
Sweden
Lsars
Prince Wilhelss
Hermandoererants
Awedlak Minster
United States
Fire destroys Crest Hall and Ocean View hotels in midnight blaze
A severe overnight fire wiped out Crest Hall and Ocean View hotels plus three cottages near Crest Beach. Two hotel units suffered total loss valued at about 175 300 dollars. Investigations focus on initial cause while residents escaped with help from nearby firefighters. Local owners included Free Hall and Boi Bren, with nearby residents George Mitank and Wal toe tlagher among witnesses. A strong wind aided the spread, but Boston and Chilesx Herero responders helped save valuables.
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Deaton
Get J
Crest Hall
Ocean View
Dummer
Wothrop Mead
Crest Tall
Free Hall
Ocean View Breret
Boi Bren
Crest Lage
Antag
M. Mt Powers
Ktrte Park
George Mitank
Cotteges
Smuggler Dies Amid Fishermen Camp Turmoil
Beatie Ward Ott reports in Port Townsend that James Kelles, famed smuggler known to authorities in British Columbia and the United States, died at a fisherman camp after decades under surveillance. He faced a 2 year term in federal prison following a failed land landing party attempt. Chinese and Filipino narratives accompany the tale.
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Beatie
Ward
James Kelles
Columbia
United
Casinan Omesia I
TSH
Chicago University Adopts Honor System
Chicago University implements an honor system requiring students to enroll in the program alongside about thirty six majors. The plan introduces a system of seventy markers and ties honors to course performance, with penalties for ranked courses and participation beginning at the start of the academic year.
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University of da Naw Aystem
Total catch of Rock-Eye Salmon reported
In Washington West of Vancouver a total catch of Rock-Eye Salmon U8 314,000 cases was recorded for the season. Earlier figures show 278,000 cases landed by the cannery at the Fraser River and other river works, as officials note utilization and plant operation across the season.
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Wasninetin
Vancvucer
Han
Alvers
Run Down NY Dill Dy Auto in Brooklyn Crash
One man died and a woman was badly hurt when a touring car struck a pedestrian party on Livingston Street in Brooklyn early today. Edward Styan of Brooklyn was killed. Josephine Warner was seriously injured. Police arrested two Newark residents after a separate incident near Arkin Bridges. A second report notes a campaign fund draft of 49,900 for Hepaticane welfare efforts.
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New York
Edward Styan
Brooklyn
Josephine Warner
S Ble
Liviogaton Etraet
Brmoktra
Mr. Aysa
Stas Wagner
Myaa
Milas Wagore
Wat Owen
Weverni
Peteraman
Arkin Bridges
Latar
Byran
Misa Wagner
Fast Orange
Newark
N. J
Seattle
Wash
Hepatiicane
Frenk
Flood Recovery Efforts Extend Across Districts
Incoming reports indicate that approximately 1200 people have been recovered from flooded districts including Tirdera tra. The health department notes a rising death toll as efforts to extricate victims continue. The disaster, affecting laderslad and Teecas districts a week ago, is expected to surpass prior intimates in impact.
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Bombay
Health Department
Tirderatra
Vaat
Lizderslad
Teecas
Fire destroys six Sik stores amid strong winds
Large blaze sweeps through six Sik stores in Williamstown ending with extensive damage. Wind-driven flames spread quickly, destroying the general store run by Mabhint and causing property losses estimated near one hundred thousand dollars. Firemen battled the blaze for hours as telegraph and telephone lines were knocked down and crops laid waste.
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Angeien
Willem
Arft
Mabhint Feo
Fragmented 19th century grand jury notes on felonious charges
Fragmented OCR shows a dated report where several defendants were arrested and three pleaded guilty and sentenced to the penitentiary. It notes that most grand jury findings were led while the October grand jury was formed to identify men who persuaded others to commit violent acts.
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Will
Geek
Young Student Life Tragedy In Longhead Cal
The body of Wan, a young student from Longhead Cal, was found shot. Family members had been searching since Wednesday. Father Tarirad, a contractor, moved 30 Pas dena from Alliance, USA, a year ago. There is no clear reason or noted despondency. family says a woman may have affected his state of mind.
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Longhead
Cal
Young Wan
Amelia
Pasmdeva
Ace
Uym
Tatirad
Pasdena
Alliance
House 18 Built Within Twelve Hours
A two story timber frame house at 18 is documented as built in about twelve hours. The article notes plastering interior work and a completed first and second floor, with carpenters, a contracted crew, and a $2,000 cost. Neighbors supplied meals during a noon break as tradesmen continued.
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Cattago
Tadore
Stone
Uri
Rex
Automobile Train Crash Kills Man in Wisconsin
Chicago dispatch reports an automobile moving 40 mph collided with a Chicago and Milwaukee electric train near Ketocta Wisconsin. George C. Field of Manistee Michigan died from injuries. Several passengers were hurt, Field was thrown 190 feet from his car and wreckage dragged nearly a quarter mile before stopping. Field was 32 years old.
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Chicago
Chirgro & Milwaukee Electric
Ketoeta
Wis
George C. Pleld
Manister
Mich
Waa
Tom Pita
Acraprot
Mane
Field
aDilteas
Frei
World Markets Close Mixed After Opening Rally
New York stocks opened with strong buying led by Reading and Western Pacific, lifting the market before profit taking pulled many shares back. Central and Lackawanna rose briefly, while Reading and International Paper preferred gains faded. late afternoon saw a three-point drop in Third Avenue as a general market pullback emerged.
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New York
Reading
Walon Pacific
Jevet Ang
Lackawanna Raered
Lowe Central
Wolon
Bout
Democrats appoint bankers' committee to back Brown
Chicare October 2. At Democratic patronal HQ the bankers' committee is named, with one top market leader from each state to aid election of Mr. Brown. National headquarters says the group will focus on backing the party's banking guard and its deposit guarantee plan, with no officers yet chosen.
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California
Lincoln
Devan
Jia
Miseinaipol
Bouthorn
Wikely
Tamitien
Gettynburg
Tongus
Brakerpesre
Addison
Milton
Engiteh
Colt
Hig Xenerone Roul
Bryan
Jung
Thapatt
Breen
Lincoln Fean
Havana
Republic
Lancoin
Attra
Denver
Fabriceromary Hall
Mes
Linenta
Chicare
Denkers Coe Rellice
Broan
Seut
Heafquarters
Ranaitinn
Anv
Hepstilian Party
Guarantes
Democratic Party
New York Stocks Snapshot Amid Market Tickers
A cluttered list shows Amalgamated Copper at 38, American Car and Foundry at 40, American Sugar Refining at 151, and United States Steel around 120 with various other listings including Chicago Northwestern, Denver and Rio Grande, and Great Northern lines. The page mixes prices, ticker symbols, and misread names typical of early 20th century financial pages.
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Amalgamated Copper
American Car and Foundry
American Pomupation
American
FELA
American Sugar Refining
Anatanda Miting Co
Mehlaan
Ateatron
Tattinere
ODA
Jenkign Raplad Tearal
Canadian Dariic
Keenpeaks and
Ohto
Chirac Northwestern
Chicago
Paul T
Indictments Count Rise With Grand Jury Report
Layta October report shows September grand jury returns final findings on alleged fraud and primary schemes. Total indictments reach ninety three, first time listing all accused names. Documentation notes prevalence and patterns in the cases investigated.
Market Receipts and Commodities Report Amid Mixed Trading
Mississippi area market report lists cattle receipts around 6,069 head with steady to firm prices on calves hogs and lambs. Grain futures show mixed Oct wheat and pork values with notable bids in hog and cattle sectors. coffee and sugar futures drift as notes from New York market reflect modest gains and declines.
Highwayman Held After Salt Lake Bond Break Charge
An alleged highwayman named Rady was arrested in Ogden after a failed attempt to escape a saloon tied to horse stealing and robbery. He claimed to be Low Rady and denied Salt Lake involvement, but authorities say he is wanted on multiple counts. He faces charges including robbery and horse theft and will be held for further action. a late Idaho arrival and associated suspects are noted in the report.
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Aberl
Batlow Wilson
Weehington
Antoony
Ricky
Wilton
Kdaho
Hedyene
Valle
Msm
Rng
Bherry Wilson
Tewan
Salt Lake
Fmm
Polar
Denirg
Fren
Idaho
Anil
Branthers
Eease
Sherif
Byrelar
Ercek
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