Train Relief Tragedy Strikes Mets Refuge Trains Fire
Terrifying wreck near Mets and the burning forest fire kill refugees aboard a Detroit and Mackinac relief train. Reports from Alpena and Mt. qershore indicate seventeen dead, including women and children, with many more burned or missing as fire sweeps the area and rescuers race to reach survivors.
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Michigan
Detroit & Mathicaw Railway
Peraagg
Tesh Metz
Posen
Mierbury
Kinvilie
Epster
Viragaa Isle
Detroit & Mackinac
Mets
Metz
Miliersburg
Alpena
Condortor Kinville
Bogizeer
Foster Manageu
Klinville
Ha Buree
Millersburg
Joan
Garcengers
Eytren
Skulle
Low
Rondala
Pire
Man Lee
Ecaine
Alka Wald
Mré
Cher
Graiens
Gon
Cfitiela Bere
Milleryburg
Phalle
Mires
Bamant Anak
Desperate escape ends in wreck fire and deaths
An early 20th century report describes a train wreck near Millersburg where nine wooden cars and a locomotive were derailed. A fire swept the cars, killing several people including men women and children, with many injured and warnings of bodies found in the wreckage.
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Felrand
Misener Placed a Bomb in Sherttan Wyoming
An affidavit outlines a dynamite outrage connected to Laker City where a raid uncovered a planned bomb at the sealience of Shertt Hat ty RK Brews on Third Street. Investigators allege Misener organized the attack while authorities pursue related charges and await instructions in the case tied to the We West city.
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Sherttan
Laker City
Dir
Third Street
Minera
Health official orders milk dealer to cease operations
Health department ordered Brevet Pichler a milk dealer to discontinue the wall at fulth immediately and started proceedings to have blaitcase rezoned. It will affect about 30 customers and the dealer was not distributing milk today. The department found typhoty io in a farmer's family associated with the dealer and continued monitoring until the inspector stopped him.
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Pichler
Department of Health
Yeseraar
Fulth
Gottiied Koebler
Exer Food
Dora
Health Department
Koenter
Monitor
Nim
Typhoon demolishes buildings at Amoy town
Amoy faces widespread destruction as a typhoon yesterday levels most structures except the main reception hall. Many shops suffer severe damage and power plants are disrupted, leaving streets in disarray.
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Amey
Get IA
Oficery
Anmerican
Barteship
Mader Street
Rate
Sister's Life Saved by Quick Action During Gas Leak
New York, Oct 16. Catherine Phelan, paralyzed for years, was saved when her sister Margaret, cooking in the kitchen, noticed a gas stove leak. Margaret opened windows, moved Catherine, and summoned help as the odor grew stronger. The prompt use of ventilation and timely medical aid prevented a fatal outcome.
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New York
Miles Catherine P. Phelan
Margaret
Catherine
Diora
Mise Phelan
Pont
Flem
Abe
Marpetet
Armont
Wisgen Speaks in Butte As Crowd Fills Urnadway Hall
In Butte Montana a large crowd gathered at the Urnadway theater for a campaign evening featuring Thomas Viagen of the Independente party. Viagen addressed supporters outlining policy goals and stressed unity and progress for the state.
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Atte
Mont
Thomas Viagen
Independente Parte Can Ikate
Urnadway Theater
Blantard Interrents Spark Debate Over Party Protection
A fragment suggests Mr Hagen criticized the Republican party for protection given to a trial and claimed the Standard Of had been driven into the Democratic party amid a contested political scene.
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Hagen
Republicas Party
Democratic Party
Suspended students named in hazing incident
Watertown Conn Oct 16 A revolt of hazing four bore of the Taft tarhoot Kenneth Montesgia of Ban Prandlaon Trad Andrews of New York Henry Dowres of Pittsburg and J M arfeld of Washington DC were suspended from the institution. Three of the students will be gone for air while Young Garfield is surrounded for three weeks. The latter member is Jayhea J Garfield secretary of the taterter.
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Watertown
Conn
Taft Rarhoot
Kenneth Montesgia
Ban
Dynamite Blast on Spreckels Ranch Wounds Three Men
Three men were injured in a premature dynamite blast on the Rudolph Spreckels ranch near Sonoma California. Foreman Crave and workers Robert Wright and Alfred were reportedly among the men at work four miles from town when the charge exploded unexpectedly.
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Sonoma
Cal
Ort
Rudolph Spreckels
Des
Rerbert Wright
Gants
Rosa Abd Uma
Hame
Alfred
Black man dies after cotton gin incident in Hernando
A confused report notes a testy man, J. Jackeos, attempting to remove a bale of cotton from another Black person’s property at a gin on Tuesday night. He fled but was captured the next day. during transfer to jail a related incident occurred resulting in a death.
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Aspens
Hernando
J. Jackeos
Weda
Tables Between J. nd China settled after tension
Reported trouble over the engagement between Chinese and Japanese troops in Kanto and Northern Korea has been settled amicably. The Japanese government notified China that the disputed notice at Kanto would be adjusted by amicable means.
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Kanto
Keres
China
Old Couple 18 Aphyxiated by Gas in North Dakota
A report from Gratton North Dakota dated October 18 notes that Mr and Mrs John Coleman were found dead in bed from coal gas asphyxiation. The couple, about 70 years old, were last seen at Rye wars activity. Attorney D. 9788 of Everett Washington is their contact.
Chicago Big Fire Destroys Rail Office And Freight Cars
Det 16 Chicago reports a major blaze that damaged the Chicago and Joliet rail line office and about fifty freight cars on Hundred and Think street near the Calumet river. Firefighting crews towed freighters away and worked to prevent the Calumet elevator from burning. Officials say several spindles ignited but no fatalities are confirmed.
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Chicago
Vetuet AL Almodt
Orn
Hearst Served with Papers in Omaha Slader Suit
Dramatic midnight scene aboard the Aston Pacific as deputy sheriffs serve Hearst with a $9,500 slander suit filed by Governor Charles N. Haskell of Oklahoma. Hearst refused immediate admittance, then accepted the summons after a dramatic confrontation, saying the filing would not disturb him. The event disrupts a Seattle to New York voyage as Hearst continues his journey.
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Oouhs
Aston Pacific
Aber
Tiltam BR
E'Elork
Aberitt Blewart
Mr. Haart
Uma
My. Mearst
Cheriff
Searat
Ereteria
Tharet
Alate
Stewart
Hearat
Ornaba
Myrelf
Bile
Haskell
Fonds
Youth and Age Clash in Grim Medieval Rhetoric
A fragmentary antiquated reflection laments youth’s boldness and disobedience while contrasting it with aged wisdom. The text questions whether the young ever show modesty and if age lacks corrective guidance, portraying a dark era where youth’s insolence stands as a significant sign of the times.
Night Rider Threat Letter Reaches Detective Trace
A threatening letter was received by detective authorities alleging an organized rider group. The missive warns specific individuals about penalties and charges while investigators trace the origin and intent amid a broader pattern of coercive threats in the region.
Agents of Black Hand Society Captured in Pa Clash
In Monessen and Pa, Frank Casavial, a respected Italian, received a black hand ransom letter demanding payment from an agent of the society. Police nearby arrested the four men as a hand to hand struggle ensued. revolvers misfired and the assailants used knives and knuckles before capture.
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Black Hand Society
Monesten
Frank Casvial
Italien
Enelegy
Casalas
Halianu
Cp Mrorg
Cerers
Stilletone
Brags
No Football Prohibited at Pueblo School
Pupils at a Pueblo school reportedly rebel against football bans by bringing toys and playing marbles at dismissal. The scene includes boys in shorts, belts, and hats gathered outside, with teachers noting the disruption and plan to continue the school policy.
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Poebdie
Cole
Det
Costa
Adas
Rehool
Chaol
Havana
German Balloons May Be Lost At Sea
Oct. 16 reports from Berlin say German airships Plauen and Mergezell, with 27 competitors, entered a competition Monday and have not reported in. Aero Club notes they likely went down at sea while other airships were recovered. Plauen was piloted by Hart Hiarkatettet and the Heroes was commanded by Lieutenant forteen.
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Perlis
Plauen
Mergezell
Aero Club Committee
Lnecarmo Sa
Bown Inet
Ara
Hart Hiarkatettet
Forteen
Atrchipe
Onter- Wanne
Hanover
Soest
Ruse to Wine Women and Autos Alleges Local Plot
A garbled report outlines a supposed scheme involving wine, women, and autos as a ruse. It claims a young man changed his lodging from a downtown hotel after facing a police charge. Names linked to the case include Barquette and proprietor C. W. Motley, with details continued elsewhere.
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C. W. Motley
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Jobo
Arthur Lee
Willa Parser
Bead
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John Kentteeey
Stete
Sten
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Joh Nowtext, Jr
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Amoy
Wisgen
Butte
Montana
Vthree van Alice Byarge
Hearst
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Maskell
Waco
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Pria
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Schol Board
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Talla Waren
Meringout
Uhla Parteh
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Board OF Education
Baya
Hergezell
Acre Club
Ate
Young Man
Brene
Hib
Senator Dolliver
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Grand Opera House
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