Kansas City fire tragedy leaves many dead and injured
A devastating blaze at a commerce building in Kansas City traps dozens, with estimates ranging from two dozen to over thirty victims. Firefighters battle flames, rescue those on upper floors, while reports list missing persons and several critically injured. Local officials report extensive damage and a high casualty count amid chaotic rescue efforts.
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Chamber of Commerce
Sennen Bay
Pighl
St S O'Clock
Nexro
Toung
Chanes
Eaxtaees
Setkea
Mortta
Tweeman
Ter
Ama
NeGuire
George Mallin
Attacks Not Approved In Germany and France Talks
An unclear report from Cologne cites discussions over attacks and the state of Franco-German relations. It mentions Chancellor Ven Buelow and Clemencens with references to German preeminence and a friendly role. The fragmentary text notes that reasons were given before relations would change.
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Cologne
Germany
Ratette Cotay
Chanrettor
Buelow
Clemencens
France
A. Clemenrean
Joe Thomas Triumph at Landmark World Championship Meet
In a dramatic event at the ATL arena Fraurlern and Thom secured top honors as world title contenders. The crowd witnessed a high speed finish with key moments shaping the victory for Thom and a standout performance from Fraurlern.
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Fraurlern
Distributing A Few Dollars To Servants In Estate Settlement
The document records payments to servants of the Hage family during the estate settlement in New Vere on Oct 23. Mr Tiesell Hage oversees the distribution of cash gifts totaling $32,000 to Berice and others, including William Boas and his daughter, with specific sums noted and a Cedar Cran property referenced.
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New Vere
Tiesell Hage
Hage
Camally
William Boas
Fitharrece
Charles Bova
Te Sable
Cedar Cran
Has Paid Fire Losses at Beermoast Inn Concern
Archbald Meliaise, U S manager of the floodon Lancashire Lo furnate company, announces that after about 350,110 in losses many Innsens of Beermoast have been paid and nearly all remaining claims will be settled in a few weeks. He notes San Francisco persistence and mentions large sums already paid and more to come to customers.
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Rome
Sire
Ttn
Famen
Necape
Bremen
Duor Alure
Soursard
Jon
Botue
Frack Ditmar
Man Merk
Deans Ford
Grénas
Ford
Hin Olhem
Wilcom
Wilton
Ang
Cainfarerd
Car Tratsi
Pereona
Tata
Monker
San Francisco
Archbald
Meliaise
United States
Floodon & Lancashire Lofurnate Company
Beermoast
Mefiwata
Tome
Vito
Courer
Solar Time Coverns Despairs Over Time Standards
The article details a Chicago case on solar time and standard time rulings. A judge notes judges must align court time with solar time, affecting deadlines at midnight and courtroom proceedings. The Supreme Court is considering the broader impact of time standardization on legal processes and daily schedules.
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Tee Reed Herald
Austin
Texas
Vesterlar
Jorge
Andang
Jacament
Arlene
Olar Tine
Convict's Misfortune at New Voth Mill Sale
Fragmentary OCR reveals a local crime related item involving Robert Am and Miller. The text mentions a court or trial context, a focus on misfortune and a sale, with uncertain details about money taken and who profited.
Fragmentary military dispatch hints at Vincenora artillery action
Incoherent OCR text references Mason Dreyfus command and an independent artillery unit near Vincenora. The garbled lines mention Major Drestus, artillery arrangements, and a wartime setting with unclear details. No coherent events or outcomes can be confirmed from the legible fragments.
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Drestus
To's
Vincenora
Arctic Supply Runs and Shipboard Turmoil Reported
Reports detail received dispatches from port and frontier camps about troop movements and supply ships. Cavalry forces, routed by storms and ice, retreat toward winter quarters while crews report delays and hopes to reach Arctic shores and establish depot camps near Prince Albert and De mage ashore.
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Mar
Polat Barto
Gerard
St. Lawrence
Arctic
Prince Albert
de Mage
BRUNK CREW SAFE AFTER IRISH CHANNEL VOYAGE ACCIDENT
A cargo ship with explosives rifles and cement encountered a storm in the Irish Channel after departing from Chacow, forcing a return to port. Captain Roach assumed command at Mostrided a Yaod, steering for shelter as weather eased and the vessel reached calmer seas. An alert led to the seizure of a Nas Vquor abstracted cargo while officials investigated the near-disaster and blocked attempts to port.
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Victoria
Chacow
Jesring
Roach
Cape
Waleh
Peek
Mora
Male
Gould Gives His Views on Public Ownership of Railroads
George J. Goll asserts that if the government believes private operation of railroads is superior, there is no objection to selling property under a plan to transfer rail assets to individuals or private companies. He argues private enterprise would manage properties better and criticizes government ownership as less effective in meeting railway needs.
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FL Donls
George J. Goll
Ft Wieben
Pilgrimage Received in Nome Amid Vatican Delegation
In Nome on October 20 Dr Tappan reports the papal delegation received the Briley pilgrimage with the pope in normal health. The audience proceeded after prior arrangements and avoided a walk to the throne by the pontiff. The Poor carried the relic and presented it, while general rumors clouded the event.
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Nome
Pate
Runditha
Denver Hospital Fire Draws Attention and Damage
A Denver hospital suffered a major fire incident that caused detritus and electrical system damage. The blaze triggered emergency responses and forced evacuation as authorities investigated the explosion sequence and structural safety.
Chauffeurs Strike Paralyzes New York Taxi Service
October 25 report from New York describes a strike by New York Transportation Company chauffeurs demanding higher pay and better conditions. Drivers protested outside the garage on Pitt Street and Eighth Avenue, restraining a union man who tried to seize an electric vehicle. Police intervened as tensions rose. no injuries reported. Company president declined demands.
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New York
New York Transportation Company
Pittiets Atrvet
Searton
Stead
Teunrrette‘Uca
Chicago blaze damages plant and homes in brief alarm
A blaze driven by wind damaged a plant and a nearby street in Chicago today, driving residents from their homes and causing about 76000 dollars in damage. A separate New York dispatch notes agricultural and grain price policy debates, with railroads urged to adopt tighter measures and shipments delayed as committees seek reform.
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Chicago
Get
Oni Hundret
Shert
Sstiran Reale Company
Albert Patrick Cage Case Delayed by Federal Court Action
New York October 25 Governor Higging states no further action will be taken in the case of Albert Patrick Cage, convicted of the murder of Ditlonatte Hh. The delay remains pending until the federal court delivers a final decision. Announcement cited by Dr Clark Beil, president of the Medical Society, who notes society members pressed for a medical committee.
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New York
Higging
Albert Patrick
Clark Beil
Mediceotapal Society
Court awards damages for death in pedestrian accident
Salt Fabs reports a civil case where Narmiret Fe Phileps sues the Bia Pedra and Angele & Ratt for $200 damages following the death of her husband Ceoren D. Fairlips. The suit claims PEMps workers caused a collapse while constructing rides on Caliente street, throwing him to the ground and crushing him.
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Narmiret Fe Phileps
Angele & Ratt Take Stall Road Company
Har
Ceoren D. Fairlips
Pemps
Extraordinary Mining Accident Sheds Light on Survival
A miner fell approximately 400 feet and was rescued alive after hours trapped underground. William Maltach called for help as rescuers worked tirelessly to reach Schroeder, who survived though severely shaken. The incident highlights dangers in deep shaft operations and the resilience of recovery teams.
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Tork
Odets
Whille
Dma
Vantele Aide Peat Potteriil
Tayeaterviay
Joseph Schromder
William Kmaltach
Schroeder
Schroeter
Hla Tomble
Sensational Shakeup Hits New York Police Department
A dramatic reorganization will take effect tomorrow morning as nearly every captain is reassigned by Commissioner Dingham. The move targets the department’s efficiency, with Captain Behrman remaining at the Seventh Avenue precinct while others relocate to various precincts in Greater New York.
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New York
Dingham
Ney
Ene
Behttian
Potlee Capratos
Grester New Ork
Mayor of Dayton Drowns While Duck Hunting
A Dayton mayor died in a drowning incident near Port Arthur Ontario while duck hunting with companions. The mayor, 23 years old, had served as Dayton's third-term mayor. Relatives and officials offered safety warnings after the accident, with initial reports attributing the death to an accidental drowning while out on the water.
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Port Arthur
Ont
Get
Charles
AL Bosder
Insigna Olio
Wac
Spyder
Foyder
Olf Tod
Terean Mayer
Dayton
Simplified Spelling Debate Before Platallog Committee
Saw York Oct 23 a board debate over simplified spelling forms for legal and civic usage. The committee reviewed applicant requests and recommended permitting the use of phonetic spelling, with 200 words proposed for the simplified page in a school reader.
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York
Thera
Arcumynte
Platallog Comite
Supine Temdeota
Mimguficl Epetilg Board
Priseato
Interest On Public Money In Melene Montana
Attorney General Albert Taalen indicts the state treasurer and others over funds claimed as public money totaling around 710000 dollars. Alleged improper receipts and predatory actions involve several named individuals and institutions. The report notes specific misappropriations and a protest of improper conduct in handling public funds.
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Melene
Mont
Albert Taalen
Inday
Uae
Ellaena
Cifl
Thade
Ried
IL Carrett
Unclear Idaho Patrol Report on Elk Meadoing Incident
Fragmented OCR text mentions Unite Idaho Fremont and a warden, Idaho state officers, and a transport from Wyoming. Details are garbled. no clear event, date, or names beyond vague references to a warden and relocated elk related matter.
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Unite
Idaho
Fremont
Brepbens Hi
Ipto Dbat Cousty
Wyoming
Dispute Over Trader's Company Estate Seeks Court Action
A Cook County case challenges management by receivers of the Traders' company estate. Creditors including two hundred thousand dollars claim improper actions by the receiver. The court rules on stock and asset distribution and orders proceedings to contain and settle claims against the defunct company.
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Chicago
Kapresione
Kerrance
Cook Courts
Palley
fSlaine
Promissory Note Suit Involving McGann and Taylor
McGann sues to recover 198.08 on a promissory note dated May 12 1904 at Baltimore Lake City. Three payments were made with interest at a stated rate, leaving the balance due including principal and interest from the date of the note.
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K. McGann
Rematoa
Switchmen to Make Demands in Chicago Yard Strike
Unionized switchmen in Chicago rail yards threaten a work stoppage to press wage boosts and shorter hours. They demand a five day work week and protections under a memo from the Brotherhood, while facing opposition from yard foremen and adjacent rail officials.
Making thicker flanges in shipbuilding standards report
A meeting of the American Halinas association recommended increasing flange thickness from seven to eight in the shipbuilding standard. The change aligns with FAA practices and recent adoption by Western Car Builders, expanding the use of thicker flanges across the industry.
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Culani
Americad
Halinas Association
Shen
Fairbanks in Arkansas Address and Welcome Note
Fort Silt and Atha Oe report Fairbanks delivering a speech in Arkansas. He spoke on a debt to a challenge and violence at the personal greeting home. A large number of friends offered a hearty welcome and a formal reception followed the address.
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Atha
Cammoalening
Araun
Fairbanks
M Lenge
Sas
Street Car Collision Report From City Streets
A street car collision on a city avenue injured several riders and disrupted service. Police and hospital records list several named passengers including Charles Bradman and See Beta among the victims, with one car left derailed after the impact at a crossing on the Othleray L track.
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Caray
Dlereton
Uharlie Biaduman
Eerteciety Hart
Ae BA Penaen
Hoowes 18 Sentenced in Multistate Drug Case
Court records show 18 individuals tied to a drug network spanning several states. The proceedings identified defendants from Vand, Izabed, and nearby areas, with sentences ranging from probation to lengthy prison terms announced this week.
Murder conviction reported in Bremer case record
In a Bremer case, Velington Ry was found guilty of murder in a district court. The defendant, previously linked to Athens by profession, faces life imprisonment as the legal proceedings at the eastern Kensighy danaghe are completed.
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Velington
Fred Harks
Bremer
Kensighy
Pred Beiverer
Athens
Daek
Advance in silverware mdash a New York notice
A fragmented late 19th century notice from New York discusses silverware, a potential price or value matter, and mentions a deadline or warning about publication timing. The text is garbled, but signals a commercial or legal notice involving silver goods and monetary considerations.
General Forsyth Gead Catwadies Died During War Service
The obituary notes the death of General Forsyth Gead Catwadies. He served in the military career with 4 Ohio and was a veteran of the Hear Call War. Funeral services and interment are planned, with details in the local notices.
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Paraisus
Tierniaea
Ohio
Preat
Cleveland
Tyee UcKinleys
Petipa
Sgu es Proclamation and City Power Strife
In a fragmentary report the city proclaims heightened measures as a power struggle intensifies at night. Authorities state security steps, while residents express concern over disruptions and public safety.
Life Underwaiters Incomplete Text Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text references life underwaiters and a convention or association. It mentions Jase Mo Yet and terms like final kept convention, stockel character, and Dillery of the a wentgacion. The readable content is highly garbled and offers no clear event, date, or entities to summarize into a coherent news item.
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Jase
Bryan in Ohio Mystery Detains Jb Witlent 4
Fragmentary OCR note from Bryan Ohio describes a detective named Jb Witlent 4 beginning a response to a threat or incident. Readable bits mention a Mem petier or mempetier and a detachment bearing initials Qube during what appears to be a local authority action.
Proclamation Targets Church Celebrations and Exile Rules
A damaged notice describes a 1% era proclamation dated October 30. It warns that church celebrations will face punishment with imprisonment up to three months. Scholars and their parents may be arrested and held ac‑ cording to the decree for certain depametrations.
Culberson Cheered at Dallas Banquet on Public Ownership
Dallas crowd applauded Senator Culberson as he denounced government ownership and paternalism. He tied the Populist platform to reform and attacked Republican policies, urging adherence to fundamental Democratic principles amid calls for state action against government control.
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Dallas
Tex
Citzens
Texas
Beecherhag
AL Culberson
Bryan
Republican Party
Apy
Dr Parkhurst Summoned Over Opra Disorder Claim
New York Ort 21 Rev Charles Ne farther president of the Cadetr queet of Depatr acknowledges a reply from the police department to Is opra that Commissioner Bingham did not exert the law. Papers were withdrawn when Dr Surat promised reform amid alleged disorders linked to Soures qtd gambling Poisson.
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New York
Chrles Nefarther
Cadetr
Bingham
Surat
Wectary
Jorer
Bryan Speech At Fort Wayne Stirs Republican Thought
Fragmented OCR notes show a Bryan speech in Fort Wayne addressing Republican policy, and subsequent plan to travel to Tort Wayne to further talk about the party’s ticket, amid student and military academy crowd.
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Bryan
Stedent
Cabver
Military Academy
Deleph Lala
Tiryan
Shelba
Republican Party
Wayne
Ts. Bryan
Fur
Bfe
Stata
Meyer’s Successor Rumors Stir Royal Circles
A tangle of names and unclear chatter surrounds Meyer's likely successor Turdta Rona and a possible appointment of Lioxa C. Gets of Prensylvania as ambassador to Brazil. Reports link Jutm Maret, current Chilean minister, to attend Mr. Kerom in Rio de Janeiro. White House says no final changes will occur until after the President's return from Panama.
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Prensylvania
Ratil
Alezer
Jutm Maret
ColomMs
Kerom
de Janeiro
Panama
Knights of Columbus Member Moved for Training in Nebraska
A Kaiphts of Columbus member from McPowell with ties to the Knights is slated for training in Nebraska. The ceremony and names of associates appear garbled in the record, with limited readable details on dates or exact locations.
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McPowell
Kaiphts of
Columbus
ET Nev
Nebraska
Mrmbere
Kaghta
Riehers
New York Tribune Reports on Colorado Southern Route Change
The paper notes a proposed Colorado Southern railroad path from Central plains to El Calon Pacite and Reeleland with a primary route choice leaning to Roch Inlesd over Colorado and Routhern. A prior tale of Jatat gwatrel rat is mentioned.
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New York, Oh
New York Tribune
Grandal
Colorado Smthare
el Calon Pacite
Roch
Colorado
Incomplete OCR report on arrest or trial details
Fragmentary text references multiple names and places with unclear actions. It mentions individuals possibly linked to a trial, police or detective work, and political figures, but lacks coherent facts, dates, or outcomes to form a complete news item.
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George Sparks
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Thomas ‘sMunter
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Hip Robes
Ceoteio Elutkhaner
Sremagz
Ytalbed
Cal Thomas Connor
Ebineer
Tooro
Micy Me'araprLige
Dreiteul
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Scho Kane
Withasy Mulvititl
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Burne
Arthur Childers
Reiemin
Broek
Kimmelt Sect
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K. Banko
Empinge
Deaton
Mary Fanko
Fitward Fasleen
Slight
Foul Creel
Avporcer
Cainm
Ilex
Frank Abu
Sreer
Bart
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Jatheon
Laboret
Stra
Due Mies
Wite
Tarde Holler
BE. Q
Karnhart
Fowler Varkling
Lota Aiery A
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Eub
Amd
Commerce
Rae
Tatkent
Clesates
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Haut
WAL Lovelace
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Ricard Sommers
Ata
Sinith
Dalor
Ihe & Fey
Theman
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Hitzpatrick
Tanjed & Rehtewloe
Thomas
Agein
Fitzpatrick
Ven Buelow
Joe Thomas
Fitzratriche
Cooma
Mrs. Gage
Kongen & Lancashire
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Robert
Mets
Miller
Mason Dreyfus
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Mare
Port Eng
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Wyoming Berk
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CREW
Brunk
Hin
Gould
Dana
Denver Hospital
FIA
Denver
Cala
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Getter
Fiward
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J. Pierpoot Morgan
Jatin Hunyax
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Trust For
Rata
Albert Patrick Cage
Hunter
Mla Excape
Ine
Claena
Pupport
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Dar Elgher
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Raadts
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Hoowes
Saalnebera
Iar
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Mamititer
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Farutetena
Denaraacia
Okt
Arbanema
Wisdala
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Gel
Forsyth Gead
Gen. Sheridan
Sgues
Ciera
Het
Nsthe
Maine
Bryan IN
Mempetier
Culberson
DR. Parkhurst
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Knights OF Columbus
U.P
Marrico
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Sixpave
Ulse Davis
Juan Katy
Williemsy
Staviegea
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