Cannibal shores claim crew of American ship
A New York Record-Hahiawa teletype reports cannibals ate the crew of a Philadelphia ship named Arthur Sewell on a long voyage to the Philippines. Norwegian steamer Fridthjket sighted the wreck near Nol Island with survivors, a landing party later abandoning due to danger. The tale parallels rumors of decayed stocks and a volatile market amid broader financial turmoil.
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Hawaii
New York
Arthur
Sewell
Philadelphia
Philippines
Merra del Margo
Nealing
Arthur Rowell
Nealer
Fewell
Seattle
Norr
Capra Pillar
Cape Horn
Pridtijkol
Ube
Nol Island
Banks of Portland Facing Severe Wheat and Money Drain
Portland banks report strain as wheat exports and cash withdrawals surge. An estimated 40 percent of 3,000,000 bushels of wheat from Oregon and Washington have left growers and the market, with up to 50,000,000 dollars to be disbursed in weeks. Banks halted outside money flow, threatening liquidity in Portland's role as a major wheat export center and financial hub.
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Alvot
Eix
Avliozu Poulllon Jag Bern
Stock Exchange
Motakars
Vithy
Tig
J. Plarpont Morgan & Comans
Porthial
Portland
Miltona
Dollara
Custer
Oregon
Ora
Tlands
Palle
Hertha
sigRregelir Popu
Mivuey
Injuey
Rauney
New York
Chicago
Portland Banka
Tourly
Notsida Honlie
Market Decline Stages Across Wheat Corn and Stocks
The report details a broad trading downturn in wheat, corn, and stocks with prices dropping from intraday highs. It notes heavy selling, unwinding of gains, and a late session weak close amid export and weather concerns.
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Teave
Marie
Prieca
Shoyla
Meiller
Praig
Prigas
Honant
Agnsiac
Alois
Tyane
Ny Park
Heavy Stock Buying Sparks Market Push on Wall Street
Investors flood New York with heavy buying of stocks amid brisk activity on Wall Street. Analysts note strong demand from institutions and individuals, lifting indices while traders eye near term gains and potential shifts in financial policy.
Black Hand in New York City Stabbing and Bomb Plot
In New York Brooklyn, Vic Grevali, member of the Widel Pland evotely, was stabbed by his own gang. A dynamite bomb hidden in his pocket was found, intended to kill many. Papers tied Grevali to the Jack Hand and arrests followed as investigators linked the crime to factional violence.
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New York
Remco
Vic Grevali
Ghent
Brooklyn
Arelmidi
Hig
Fragmentary Delayed Notice From Ensenada and Puente
A garbled OCR fragment references Ban Mera Gil Ort and an incident near Ensenada and Puente, with unclear names and dates. It mentions a wake or funeral context, a possible merited fine or charge, and a terse report about a person named Forbin and local authorities. The legible bits suggest a maritime or coastal setting with unclear sequence of events.
Romantic Marriages and Military Notices From Abroad
Fragmented OCR describes romantic marriages in New York with Rev Dr Houghton and notes a public ceremony with admonitions about prior publishing. It also mentions a World War era military delegation from Germany and Austria, detailing officers and travel through allied towns en route to a formal arrival and contemplates public notices ahead of nuptials.
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New York
Financial crash sparks banking cash flow plan in Spokane
Amid a broader investigation, Spokane bankers announce abundant cash reserves at Exchange National Banks. Acting president Miller says cash remains in Spokane with checks to be cleared by the clearing house and money kept local to prevent outflows.
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Spokane
Det
Miller
Exchange Na- Monal
Une
Toney
Lae Hanks
Hanks
Huey Vadiy
Utes suspend hostility in Washington protest
Ute representatives press grievances before the government while Chief Hed Gay refuses to recognize the order of Chancellor Down. Troops patrol Bad Lands as Captain Pown leads mounted detachments and twenty ponwoman accompany the expedition amid tribal tensions and local opposition.
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Povest
Washington
Thal
Hed Gay
Refngen
Wien
Bad Lamls
Withoy
Pown
Tao
Military Commission Details and Attar Attends Wepatth Cares
Fragmentary report notes BAGE on Yorks Get gi and Attar attends to the Wepatth cares Maemo sad VK. It references Wan Tiser and Bivapran competitions with Tony mombere involved. details are incomplete and unclear due to OCR quality.
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Yorks
Attar
Wepatth
Maemo
Tony Mombere
Relic of Tallies Of Insurance Presidents Auction Details
A garbled 1910s style report describes President McCurdy’s office furnishings being replaced with a private suite and the auction of items. It mentions mahogany table, gilt chair, a $86,000 clock, and other fittings valued at over $100,000, with rooms reallocated to private offices as the insurance firm consolidates.
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New York
Nauranes
Mubus
Gale Lerses
Mutua Ifn
Richard A. McCurdy
Pefiice
Getinga
Au Doo
Zoagaifeence
Mt AtoCard
Perhaud
dUchard A. AleCantynao Aook
AteCurdy
Leon
Faest
Automobile Cases In New York Legal Penalties Outlined
Oct 20 report notes a special division decision on automobile cage offenses. First offense carries a fine up to 50 dollars and a 30 day jail term, felony offenses bring higher penalties, including fines and potential longer confinement.
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New York
Mts
Wrlion
Primary Directs Nomination in New Jersey Race
Fragmented OCR outlines a political scramble in New Jersey with mentions of Secretary Garflede, Calby, and a plan to pledge voters to party nominees. It notes a direct primary bill signed by the governor, aiming to nominate all candidates by direct vote except governor, congressmen, and electors.
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Troyinn
N. J
S—Levamnor Hoheg
Ganalor Calby
United States
Atary
Hell
Politcal
Drunken Foe Delays Mexican Central Train Collision
A drunken passenger tied up a railroad car wheel on the Tampico division of the Mexican Central system after a dispute with a conductor at Cardedno. The conductor drew a pistol. the crew restrained the three men Amarone and farm laborers were taken to a station, with government officials seeking a resolution.
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Merten
Tampico
Cardenod
Tle
Anuthon
Iing
Blaald
Amarone
Irinen
Teleuwad
Priest Excommunication Rumors Amid Modernist Crisis
Mtome Ol 26 reports a rumored excommunication of Rev. Father Tyrell the Emegutsh Jenglt for defying the Pope's encyclical on modernism. It notes possible measures against German French modernists and mentions the retirement of TaCrax, Kin hop of Tarenalee Franca, amid clergy tensions and alleged administrative fault lines.
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Mtome
Father Tyrell
Urolwldy
TaCrax
Kinhop
Tarenalee
Franca
Jean
Texas storm damages telegraph wires and trains
A severe windstorm struck Texas causing telegraph and train disruptions across the coast. Galveston reported outages at 1 o clock with officials ordering power cuts to protect lines. Houston and Beaumont also reported wire damage and scattered outages.
Despondent Woman Involved in Unclear Incident
An unreadable OCR fragment describes a despondent woman and references unclear events, names, and locations. The text is garbled with several invented words, making concrete details impossible to extract. No identifiable persons or organizations can be confirmed from the fragment.
Fragmented OCR Note on Safety Law and Officials
Fragmented OCR text references violations of safety appliance laws and actions by officials. It mentions Jae Nao and Trevor Pinedo, court or hearing terms, and a $4 amount. The readable parts resemble a garbled legal or regulatory note with names and places unclear.
How Best 10 Cut Down Expense Accounts
A union of railroad executives met to discuss cutting costs in rail operations and railway purchases nationwide. Led by the Holton Houde, the committee included W. Brown, Daniel Willari, and other industry leaders. They plan a progress report at a forthcoming American railway convention in New York, focusing on steel rail, clerical economy, and reduced purchases to curb expenses.
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Siliwok
United States
Dle Holton Houde
Guidrantes
America Railway
Prpriatey
W. &. Brown
Vico
New York Central
Daniel Willari
Chicago, Bartlistan & Quincy
W. A.geedner
Omen
Chiengo
Noril- Venturn
H.C. Minige
Fite
Long Inland Railroad
Presdent Gray
St. Louis
San
Wien
Inois Central Road
L. Flores
Felmnura d- Vanison
Progreso
Wo Walterfastoria
Indus
Uintah Railroad Rate Hearing Highlights Asphalt Dispute
United States Commerce Commissioner heard testimony on an alleged excessive rate for hauling bituminous shale from Dragon, Utah to Mack, California. Witnesses from the American Asphalt Association and related firms argued pricing and operating costs, while rivals claimed lower rates and questioned the road's future viability and maintenance expenses.
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Danver, Het
American Asphail
Barber Asphall
Asphall
Eileenie
Dragan
Utah
Mack
Calo
United States Com
Mizsionnr
S&p
Derron
American Asphalt Association
Murter Asphalt
Gileon Asphalt Company
Thi
der Evil Asphalt Company
Barren
Qilcon Asmu Company
America Association
Wemgon
A.W. Lowell
Cinuilt
Vallromt
Merato
Coates
Tegara
Gas blowout at Payette well sparks drive by prospectors
Report outlines a gas blowout at the Ou well near Payette driving a crowd of prospectors including Kinlin and others. Safety warnings issued as crews work to control the well while authorities monitor the situation and potential environmental impact.
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Benonil
Payette
Kinlin
Get
Anwel
Bas Tewari
Mane
Etry Strona
Suis
Attempted assassination case reported in Vitibos
Fragmentary read of a crime news item mentions an attempted assassination. Names like Lovelandy and Wraith are noted among unclear details. The report references government action and a court or police inquiry, but specifics are obscured by the damaged text.
Local Cathedral Incident Reported In Murky OCR Fragment
The fragment describes a cathedral burglary attempt and a homicide involving a former student. Names appear garbled. the attacker Ahern allegedly tried to break in, while a Gheazuian soldier killed Woald-be aesawaln, an ex-student of the local high school.
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Vrolke
Wre
Doit
Ahern
Rough Howse in Chicago Umpire and Bar Fight Incident
In Chicago on an autumn night an incident erupted after a fish was found missing from a buffet. Umpire Tnek Aberlew and several associates clashed with patrons Sheridan Olsen and Glen, resulting in multiple injuries, a theft accusation, and the arrest of the involved men. A bartender and others intervened but were beaten. Police found $2,500 on Sharklan, with Meyer and Glen sustaining minor injuries.
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Chicago
Tnek
Aberlew
Fimen
Armorican Lenzus Rad Nati Jv
Glen
Wanithy Brokher
Leaver
Meyer
Eatireman
Cheyenne
Wye
Teddy
Sheridan
Olsea
Warn
Moyet
Olsen
Glenn
Dar
Nomdbofy
Ef W. Boedecker
Price Trends Hit Eastern Cities Retail Markets
A Chicago dispatch reports retailers and wholesalers anticipating a possible 10 percent cut in retail meat prices amid financial strains and a large cold storage egg stock in the city. Creamery butter is quoted around 86 cents a pound wholesale, with expectations of lower retail prices by the end of the week.
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Chicago
South Water
Postmaster Atwell Charged in Shortage Case
Short in accounts report from Spirehtight Mev indicates postmaster Atwell misused funds. Inspector Fin and Riddefort investigations reveal a 35,709 shortage tied to bad investments and stock market losses. Atwell allegedly tried to borrow from friends and open a new store to cover deficits, leading to his downfall.
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Spirehtight
Atwell
Hare
Ben Dakonate
Findhouse
Lames
Mr. Atwell
Riddefort
Giac Ace
Lilien
Abwell
WiNkeLater
Achia Innveance Company
MWA
Emperor Out Again
Fragmented OCR text appears to reference an emperor and related names, but the readable content is minimal and lacks clear events, dates, or proper nouns to form a coherent news item. The fragmentary lines hint at a historical figure but do not provide verifiable details or context for a valid summary.
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