Riot in Wall Street as Socialists Try to Speak
In the financial district a riot broke out after 1 pm as several hundred office clerks and messengers from grocery houses attempted to stop a speaker, Edward J Cassidy. The crowd drowned out the orator’s voice and police were needed to keep order. A man named Morgan arrived by car to calm the scene while a companion tried to push through. Notes and signatures reportedly sought and recorded for a petition with approximate dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Cassidy
Cormayor
I. P. Brorgan
Bowie Ile
Morgan
Typhoon sweeps Luzon island causing heavy damage
Reports from Dagupan to Hong Kong describe a devastating typhoon in Luzon with torrential rain and washed out railroad beds at several points. Government estimates suggest about 250000 in repairs, while coastal vessels and ports suffer damage and many casualties are reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dagupan
Turon
Ater
Bret
Bengt
Digupan
Buguia
Uuton
Loens
Hong
Kong
Natatva
Patel
Caulon
Vetilly
Macau
Island heat and strange phenomena near Seattle island
Oddities near Seattle describe a hot island group with improvised condilone import warnings. Clouds of smoke and steam rise from the lake and surrounding land as visitors notice a glow beneath the surface resembling an active volcano. Officers report disturbances and possible signs of volcanic activity observed several miles at sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Oddit
Bogan Jalong
Officera
Pabloy Island
Closing. World markets summary with varied commodity prices
Closing figures show mixed results across global markets with copper and other metals listed at varied values. Notable entries include American Boot King and Atlantin Coat Line with mid-range quotes while several firms and locations appear with fragmented figures and unreadable OCR errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Brooklyn
Ager
Nestiwesteem
Heloraienant Sontharny
Delasewve and
Market Notes and Livestock Prices From Kansas City and Chicago
Odd assortment of stock market figures and commodity prices from Great Northern and other rail lines. Cattle receipts and bids at Chicago and Kansas City are listed, with ranges for cattle hogs and sheep, plus prices for corn and sugar futures and rail company references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Kansas
City
Kansas City
Salta and Denver Rail Tie financing ratified in city vote
The article notes a 1604N10,000 mortgage to fund a reserve and take up bonds for the Western Pacific railroad. A bond issue of 150,000,000 is approved. Directors planned to meet November 4 to elect officers. Names include George J. Gould and Edward T. Dottery. Other figures mention Show-Wowstyin and Jamba with various sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Alockholters
Tha
Denvar
Rio Granda Ratiranc
George J. Gould
Dawin Could
Haireard Gould
Edward T. Dottery
Dhar MH Sehlacks
Joel F. Wall
A.W. G.ringlow T. Pleran
Arthur
Wentera Pacific Railroad
British Inventor Claims Explosive With Panama Link
A British inventor asserts a new explosive can aid Panama Canal construction, claiming a demonstration on the Isthmus showed the device remains inert to conventional blasting. He describes a nitrogen oxide compound, waterproofed with resin, and asserts it is safer and cheaper to manufacture than dynamite. The inventor plans a factory to produce 600 to 7,000 tons annually and seeks a canal contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Panama Canal
Mia Isthmus
Pundiaa
Panama Canal Commission
Conant
Guayanlo
Pama
Patiavia
Pnilnary Ameang
Climbing Mount Naivasha Amidst Mountaineering News
A cluttered report from Naivasha details a mountain climbing club event and related activities. It mentions several names and places in a fragmented account, noting a group of climbers, a pledge, and weather or terrain observations. The text is garbled with inconsistent spellings and missing context, typical of a damaged OCR page.
Fragmentary note on a Chicago area matter and individuals
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Manu Gta Daud Ina and Joawys the Chiudge Amerianad with references to a year and a plan. It includes stray names such as Lin foet puletter, the manager, Troy rot, and a 19 year old, all in unclear context. The text appears to describe a personal or local affair with uncertain details and several incomplete phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jong-dintagos
Roney Yan
Rand
Hearst Backed Political Strike Shifts Fusion Race
A garbled report suggests Hearst supported a political strike against the Republican fusion ticket led by Henrat. The piece claims Hearst urged fusion partners to endorse his camp and threatened resignation if the mayoral race remained unresolved. Local crowd and candidate dynamics tied to a planned Saturday rally are noted, with only fragments readable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Itane Randolph
Mayo
Hue
Agaiant
Fustan Iehol
Nlovg
Wattiings
Toarat
Henrel
Enargetin
Henrat
Wey
Melia
Arrest in Missouri and Nebraska murder case
A 18 year old barber Robert Reed was arrested on the charge of murdering Mrs George Staehle by slitting her throat at her Cedar Rapids home. Police report link Reed to travel through Bl. Joseph, Missouri and Nebraska towns as investigators examine possible accomplices. The victim, a widow, was found with serious injuries, and her daughter Elsie was present at the time. Reed confessed to previous travel with intent and is held for further questioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Reed
George Btaehy
Sinvain
Cedar Rapids
Sim
Ana Yemng
Muvatrel Stachle
Ales
Huon
Staehle
Elsie
Nnl
Mra
Tha
Fundy
Rai
Howe
Fond
Alessth
Stiehle
Wiefle
University declines to turn Cook's records over to 10 others
A dated dispatch reports disputes over access to Cook's North Pole records and related documents. University authorities resist sharing materials with competing institutions, while Dr. Frederick A. Goode and colleagues prepare proofs for Copenhagen. The controversy threads through the National Geographic Society and American inquiries, with ongoing debates about priority and publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook
Lopaningen
Copentingen Ling Hociinad
North Pole
Ur. Grol
Todas
Nesta Geogmiphis
Waulingtin
Tullawas
Paynes
Uns
University of Coperhagen
Sbi
National Geographic Society
Soramender Peary
Conkidnor
North Pols
Tolada
Olio
Frederick A. Goole
Univer Alty
Copenhagen
Bern
New York
Militivapulls
Lochemil
Urea
University of Covouhagan
Nicolal Geographic Society
America
Riteeyeh
Omni MckKinley
Inday
Columbia
Ann Arbor
Receiver Appointed for Insolvent Japanese American Bank
A claim in the district court led to the appointment of W. B. Brown as receiver for the Japanese American Bank, with bond set at 80 and oversight by GC. A. Glazer, directing the transfer of bank property and assets to the receiver, including offices in Los Angeles and San Keanuline California and a branch at 270 Twenty-fourth Street Ogden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rust Conomiy
New York
Brown
Thw Bank
Sles
District Court
BT. Nichiwara
Wilexed
Hathe
Japanese-Ammerican Bank
oMees
Los Angeles
San Keanuline
California
Wad & Branch
Ogdan
Howell
W. B. Brown
A. Glazer
Mic Jank'y
Ollickal
Jooming the Wool Growers Convention Mystery Text
Fragmented OCR reads like a chaotic report from the Wool Growers convention. The garbled lines mention Ogden, salesmen, tables, and a great coinage of pennies amid scattered place names and groups. The readable bits suggest a convention event with travel, booths, and shipments.
Explorer records and proposals to summit Mount McKinley
Fragmentary report mentions Lawrence Kesel and Dr Frederick A Cook as notable figures connected to a Mount McKinley expedition. References a university and a dyadic expedition plan with plans for a 1006 era record. Dr Choke and Commander Powry trade notes on expedition conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Kesel
Fronit V.strong
University of
Choke
Powry
Polay
Woman in Distress Found Near Bakersteld California
The report describes a woman in severe distress, allegedly aided by a man named Wright in Ogden and a slow trek toward a hospital. Police note mental and physical decline linked to alleged intoxication and possible abuse, with scattered references to travel routes and local names.
Peary Evidence Shows Pole Claim Under Review
Washington reports the National Geographic Society reviewing Peary’s claim of reaching the North Pole on April 6, 1909. A subcommittee, including Henry Gannett and Admiral Cole, will examine Peary’s data, Cook’s notes, and related notes from the Copenhagen academy before a final decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Noli
National ‘Geographic Naniety
Mana E Ton
Henry ,Gannait
Thiograprapher
United States Xealogical Survey
Raat
Admiral
Cole
Peary
Monalle
Dhaka
University of Copenhagen
Yenieet Nm
Vie
Dr. Cook
Professor Moore
University of Nononhanen
Pongy
Cook
Wnthan
Eatanthin
Staten Hn Koclaly
Mugen
New York
Amore Gro Aribleal Society
Peveldent
Mutenat Aogdorn
Seleneey
Aynpoint
Pkas
Garlary
Remsen
Horkard
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Wall Street
J. P. Morgan
Luzon
Fies Maines
Great Northern, Ptl
Northern
Apele Iuidnd Co
Wey UT
Southern Pacify
Southern ‘Teallway
Union Pacific
United Staty
Umiud
Wabash Mailway
Wabash Railway
Western Union
Dun
Wimothy
Cluyer
Gil
Rev
Alendy
Anighers Poyieren
South Omaha
Omaha
Nob
Evel Als
Tana, Cae
Seab
Republican Rally
Weber Stoke Academy
Glee Club
Governor Spry
William Glasmann
Salta
Boa
Batty
Wluga
Agy
Hanvy
Ratto
Hulk Afi Aalen
Seakings
Rio Grande
Helo
Roosevelt
Naivasha
Thitish East Afri
BhoeCinlany Keteevelt
Ameanypiani
Cintaghauwe
Che Banter
Emir
Fda
Leslie
Raf
Medlee
Maor
Sean
Hugh Dun
Ghigago Soas
Miley Wel
Hearst
Womatt
Barber
Civitas
Tie Mew
Atoll
Lannie Seeutieay
VBC
Wengen Opto
Tees Ferry
Geneve
Temiinds Neat
Qnes- Hong
Vaughan
National Geographical Society
bel _A
Pueblo
Pidonek Sim
W. 0. Arown
Gank
Jooming the Wool Growers’ Convention
1 Nations
Growens Convention
Midaelites
Howe Springthal
Bnsiiers
Oeten
Ogden
Srickere
Johnna
Sheen Shaw
Ty Bopper
Tahoe
MT. Mckinley
Biffin Wrightherise
Witte Wrightaowe
Wien
USA
Ceramic Road
Gallen
Inentur
Marep
Toma Abe
Gallioeum
Dresdlestan Theos
PUAN
Otis
Paddy
Wrighttinan
Nailer
Prooes
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