Detroit Falls 10 to Chicago in Big League Clash
Detroit’s pennant champions lose at home as Chicago arrives, the crowd swells to greet the visitors. Early morning trains bring the Chicago club to town amid high expectations for the series with Detroit. Players, managers Jenning and Chance, and local police prepared for a packed park as tickets sold out and fans waved banners. The scoreless game turns tense with runs tallying in the later innings and weather adding a brief shower.
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Amur
Park
Chicago
Hundrady
Hemiery Parke Xoun
Breal
Ulny
Gale Bergan
Flevet
Ickuts
Trams
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Chance
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Lyorall
Agin
Mmenoriva
Rajaed
Aiff
Wal Torn
Jenninge
Neat
Bina
Bougilin
Fae
Cates
O'Leary
Donovan Ped
Shocks Art
Weir Eld Chance
Stolufeldt
Unite Base Feld
Baws
Schite
Mader
Tives
Lyon
Tohaserg
Miechiman
Amd Sobiatdty
Sheridan Ait Ca
Schaefer
Shreck
Ardy Crawford
Steintaidt
Mie Hat
Uxnter
Gabbe
Coughlin
Ressman
Schmidt Wal Lend
Dale ‘O'Leary
Evers
Sboury
Byers
Senglie
Sheridan
Walt
Jennie
Suthulle
Tinker
Rossman
Bvera
Chanem
Bo Couxbily
Greinfeldt
Averm
Arto Gohl
Detrott
Crawfurd
Gobb
Het Iver
Tinkersma
Medo Flagle
Nwantes
Unclear fragmentary report on a police incident and arson
A garbled OCR passage references Black individuals, a boy, and an arrest tied to a violent event at a hotel. It mentions attempts to light arson and a hotel fire, with vague local names and actions. Details are heavily distorted and not coherent enough to confirm specific people, places, or dates.
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Jos Angeles
Gol
Claus
Pristinne
Wilson to Answer in Fatal Shooting Trial
Greeley and others stand trial after W H Daria is shot dead by Hiram T Wilson. A felonious killing verdict was returned against Wilson with Murray brothers jailed. witness John Davin testified the shooting followed a meeting after returning from Mead Pot Nad. The Murray brothers face possible charges as hearings proceed.
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Greeley
Golo
Macy
W. HL
Daria
Hiram T. Wilsen
Wilsan
Murray Brothear
Filon
John Davin
Tutner
Wilson
Murray Brothers
Mead Pot Nad
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Murray
Davis
Pacific Coast transit cuts end of low fare rate
A Coastal transit association moved to end the 35 cent per mile rate offered to California bound travelers during September and October. The action aims to stop discounted one way trips that have benefited passengers traveling west. Officials argue the plan eliminates the need for the cheap fare and ends a long standing subsidy.
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Halas
California
Pacific Coast
Logomotive accident in Warsaw injures several people
A logomotive collision at a Warsaw station leaves Tom Bloor dead and multiple others hurt as bystanders react in confusion. Witnesses describe chaos on the platform and efforts to assist the injured amid a chaotic scene at the depot.
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Warsaw
Ind
Bouthon Station
Tom Bloor
Posen Museu
Frank
Tacoma's Fife Fire Destroys Two Tacoma Plants
A massive blaze swept through two Tacoma operations tonight including Two Wee Industries and North Shore Lumber, destroying the Landsram Dure Cabinet works and the North Shop mill. Total losses estimated around 126000 with insurers covering about 8000. Ten thousand residents reportedly witnessed the fire as flames gutted the timber and cabinet facilities, causing extensive damage to equipment and stock.
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Tacoma
Wash
Tacala
Mill Ami Plent
North Shura Tamber Company
Ldndstram Dure Catinet Works
Mt Tuconan
Anita Yattoe Duscthiond
Balloon races collide in New York and Berlin meet
Fragmented OCR reports a New York balloon race and an international balloon event. It lists competitors such as Erich Brewer and Claude Drabaran and mentions German team alerts and a schedule with heats at Aero Cin. The text references a $5,000 stake and events extending from October 24 into the following day.
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York
Erich Brewer
Claude Drabaran
Fustanin
Laura
Aero Cin
Ambuscade and Massacre Reported in Celebes Toll
Reports from Hatevia describe an ambush in Celebes where a detachment of Dwten troops was attacked near a camp. Several soldiers were killed or wounded as natives seized the camp and forced a retreat, with no official accounts of later rescue or retaliation.
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Bet
Bel Ul— Mall
Hatevia
Cimperlen
Dwten
Celebes
Semk Ha Weuute
Ai Henicéaut
Peeul- Malbos
Toul
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Train tragedy near Cheyenne ends in suicide
A man named John I. was found dead in a foot of a Union Pacific train car near Cheyenne, Wy. The coroner and officials reported suicide by throat injury with a vial of poison. The body was discovered by a car cleaner after arrival at a station. Relatives were notified. Local authorities declared no foul play or will to delay.
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Heyenne
John
Union Pacific State No
Gherinen
Ras
Sap Branowen
Fort Chestur
N.Y
Tmin Bari
Rauvray
Placer Wines Fraud Allegedly Involving Wyoming Officials
A fragmentary report alleges fraud connected to Placer Wines and Wyoming figures. Names such as Montara, Mell, and Greenough appear amid references to a private task force and investigations. details are unclear due to damaged OCR text.
Elephants Replace Horses In Big Timber Work At Coast
Report from Atlantic City Long Beach describes elephants from Bombay aiding timber placement for a new board walk project. Elephants push timber into place and pull loads unusable by horses, while crews remove debris and clear ruins as construction plans proceed.
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New York
Gol
Ney
Long Beach
L. i
Bombay
W Kthy Hivin
Aya
TL Witt
Lack of Confidence in American Economy Cited by Benatar Clarke
Benatar Clarke and his son in law discuss waning confidence in the American economy during a transatlantic crossing from Southampton to New York. He cites business scandals and insurance disclosures, noting reduced willingness to purchase American goods and a cautious financial mood aboard the voyage. He observes declines in copper production and higher metal prices, with global trade tensions affecting sentiment.
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New York
Get
H Benatar
W. A. Clare
Walker Clarkani
Werd
Pontonta
Wiel
York
Southampton
Waling
Gonatat Clarke
America
Dusinens
J . Bonator’ Clark
Wall
France
Shie Roulier
Coppur
Unclear text with names and events from FR Mal ie Git era
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Frederick Weyherhaeuser and Paul, with garbled references to people, places, and possible legal or financial matters. The legible portions name individuals and locations but lack coherent narrative or concrete events to summarize reliably.
Haylting Nelson Boxing Tour Postponed Route Notes
Hayling Nelson mentions travel and boxing plans across multiple cities including Frisco Red Lodge Minot and North Dakota. He references sparring partners and dates in October, with a note about continuing activity and a return to Montana. The jagged OCR shows unclear spellings but centers on a boxing tour schedule.
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Frisco
Red Large
Mont
Minot
N. Th
Amit
Pet Orm
Cnn Byte Iy
Parker
Bay Sint Mrevgh North
Haytling Nelson
Buffalo shipment to national game preserve arrives in Oklahoma
New York City shipped fifty buffalo to a national game preserve. The herd includes five bulls and ten cows from the Fronx group. Frank Runt, an Oklahoma cow puncher, and Nin Avalstanta traveled to collect the annual consignment. The preserve, established by the government, guards the Dati range, with 6,000 animals total across 80,000 acres. The herd is expected to reach Cacha, Oklahoma, next Monday or Tuesday.
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New York
New York City
Witlonal
Franl
Wiebuta
Tula
Admiral Evans to Retire and Sabree to Lead Second Division
The article reports Admiral Evans will retire from active duty next August after completing a long tenure and Rear Admiral Ariel Sebree is slated to command the second Atlantic division when the fleet reaches San Francisco. It notes rumors of changes and the anticipation of Evans’s replacement amid naval reassignments and formalities.
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New York
Mears
Wuliava
Rokiey
Inenier
Atamic Deel
Batliontipa
Rityal
Ariel Sebree
Gan Francisco
Vinion
Tebelro
Coal for the Warships Reported on West Coast Deck
The pay department readies for Atlantic fleet reception on this coast. The battleship squadron will sail soon for the Pacific. The Saturn, the lead ship, departs Mare Island Sunday carrying coal and provisions for four vessels. The U S coal station at Pichiltuque will refuel the battleships and the fleet will make several coal stops on the Pacific route. Admiral Enna directs the naval movements as the coal convoy sails toward the war theater.
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Saturn
Mare Island
Ahaiton
Pichiltuque
Pichitone
Apple crop fears spark drive to protect farmers
A fragmented report describes widespread anxiety over apple yields and prices. Farmers and officials discuss measures to guard the crop against pests and weather, noting efforts to stabilize market prices and preserve orchard livelihoods.
Untitled fragmentary sports score note
A damaged OCR fragment shows garbled lines with scattered names and partial scores. The readable items hint at a sports event or timing but lack coherent details, teams, or dates to confirm a concrete lead or outcome.
Cannibal famine shocks northern village report
A Fort Frayne Timed dispatch details a famine in an Indian village near James Bay and Labrador. A man who ate eight people, plus two women who ate their child, are cited as evidence of extreme hunger. The article describes starvation driving tribes toward cannibalism, with deaths and injuries noted among both adults and children, and mentions harsh winter conditions and food scarcity.
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Chicago
Harald Fany
Winnipeg
Canada
Jamey Bay
Labrador
A. Oshorne
Fort Prandy
Moano Paotory
Villaga
Stain
Judean'’s Bay
Winlurslun
Labradee
Baye
Maxwell in Utah Hotel Row Leads to Protest
In Price Utah Maxwell faced a disturbance at a hotel after a dining dispute involving L Teldel's presumed companion. He was reportedly asked to leave, with hotel staff threatening a boycott of the dining room. Maxwell then stood his ground, planning to remain in town as a result of the incident.
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Price
Utah
B -Maawell
Tan Pust
L. C. Haldar
Helper
Colton
Oegnant
Deon
X Wirika
Tha Dliiskin
Maxwell
Teldel
From College Chair to California Mining Company
Professor Loyal W. Trumhull, head of engineering and geology at the University of Wyoming, resigns today to lead the engines Lagies department at a large California mining firm. Details on replacements and prior tenure at Colorado School of Mines are noted, with dates and names as published in Larmila, Wye.
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California Ming Company
Larmila, Wys
Loyal W. Trumhull
University of Wyoming
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Hig
Engines Lagies
California
Foumbul
University Hern
Colorado Beane of Mines
Cleveland UIAS Enter Odd Final Scene in Town Motel
The article recounts an unusual last appearance in Cleveland. Witnesses describe a man resembling a well known figure from New York and Cleveland events. Authorities note the incident involved a tense scene at a local motel with unclear motive or outcome.
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