Tragic Fire At Catholic School Halloween Show
Two girls died from injuries after a Halloween entertainment at Dorette academy, a Catholic boarding school for girls. Miss Virginis Owed and Miss Minnis Tiernan, student actors, were fatally burned while Miss Maley suffered severe burns. A lantern mishap caused a fire that spread through stage decorations and cotton tugal, trapping performers. Fire crews arrived late, fourteen people were injured, and investigations focus on a likely disease-linked disappearance of certain symptoms as doctors study the cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy
Lanterne
Dorette
Virginis
Minnis Tiernan
North Pale
Jewera
Anton
Misa Owen
Telepathy Case Attracts Chicago Medical Interest
A Chicago College of Medicine and Surgery student Bolotin reportedly demonstrates telepathic abilities reading classmates’ thoughts without study. Doctors note unusual seeming link with another student during a stroll, while reports mention a mysterious condition linked to a new disease with pellagra-like symptoms fading in insane hospitals.
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Inka
Madicina
Bolotin
Chicago College of Medicine and Surgery
Tomlin
Rusalay
Bert
Wolk
Itive
Lerigna
Bolom
Tiliugh
Wes Wuld
Lind
Gowad
Hal Salk
Mad Johnson and Training Amid Conflict in October Fight Scene
The account describes tense preparations around James Johnson and his manager as Gen. Lille plans a Chicago trip and a long theatrical engagement. Reports mention efforts to stage a high stakes boxing match with Tenero while other figures, including Jeffries, are described amid disputes and a noisy hotel scene with photographers and smoke interruptions.
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James J
Fete
Mmintaing
California
Tiem’ Ber
Issage
Ieee
Tack Johnson
Lille
Flattt
Jemmes
Anson
Forest Fires Rage in Black Hills Lands
Vague OCR fragments report fires burning in the Black Hills with damage to lands of allies. Details are unclear and names or dates are unreadable, but the threat to property and surrounding areas is noted.
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Black Hills
Tartatn
Deadwood and nearby towns report unrest amid disputed mining orders
Fragmentary OCR notes unrest in Deadwood and surrounding towns over mining and timber disputes. Mentions Hill City Mysticata Merch and Merrill and a protest or confrontation threatening property and economic activity. Details are unclear and names are partially garbled.
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Gorty
Hill City
Mystic Ata Merch
Merrill
Halter
Paetoli
Closing Quotations Of World Markets Inoue Random
World markets show mixed closings with Amalgamated Copper American Sugar and United States Steel among listed hits. Prices drift with various rails and transit stocks, while livestock futures in Kansas City report substantial receipts and steady demand.
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Amalgamated Copper
American Car and, Foundry
Anaconda Mining,Co
Atchison
Atlntic
Baltimorr
Ohio
Brooklin Rapid Ransit
Shesapeake
Chicago
Northwestern
Hicago
Colorado Pual
Iron
Solorado
Southern
Delaware
Hudson
Henver
Rio Grande
Denver
Ts Grande
Great Northern
Great Northern Granite
Interborough
Anterborough
Nashville
National Lend
New Yor Central
Norfolk
Westwai
Northern Public
Rockleland
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Vrnlon Parific
United States
Steel
PhD
Wabash Rathway
Wabash Rahmay
Western
Linton
Blandaul City
Mearaguans and Gilvytorecan Exiles Battle Revelry
Confused report describes a chaotic event featuring Mearaguans and Gilvytorecan exiles and a fountain scene at Knowledge Hall. Amid the fray students, including sophomores, react as tension rises. Locals recall a riot led by Harlem figures and a dramatic dismissal as authorities declare the first verdict.
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Thei
Nitty
York
Tei Morsiga
Fountain At Knowledge
Hall of Fate
Harlem
Arrest of Taree Hen Alleges Logan Involved Fire Crime
The report says Taree Hen and Logan were arrested near a burning pile following a crime claim. Officials describe a tense scene with a witness near the site as investigators pursue charges. The names Logan and Taree Hen are linked to the incident and later movements.
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Spokaney
Wash
Pune
Buckieberny
Logan
Hergehomler Tunoh
Rot Jagan
wWemerie
Syne
Alaska to be a land of flowers and farming rise
Professor C L Guorgeson of the Department of Agriculture predicts Alaska will bloom as a land of flowers and robust farming. He cites long daylight, improving conditions, and new settlers from Scandinavia and Finland, noting early efforts started eleven years ago and extending toward cultivation of fruits and vegetables.
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Alaska
Land OF
Waal
C. L. Guorgeson
Department of Agriculture
Georgesan
Seattle
Hla
Ahly
Penbistli
Finland
Tony Tistannes
Night tuberculosis camp for bufferers in New York
Fragmentary OCR text describes a night tuberculosis camp in New York and mentions local preparatory actions, a capital focus, and a military or wartime context. Details are unreadable or garbled, but the core note points to a nocturnal TB camp and related wartime measures affecting residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Confessions From Marion Tie Up Murders Implicate Others
Fragmentary text reports that others implicated in terrible murders confess through Marion. The material mentions arrangements for accommodations and mentions consumption suffering, with references to patients compelled to work to support families and planned changes affecting daily occupations.
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Marion
Rebellion Suppressed in Grecian Uprising
Reports from Athens state the rebellion in Greece was crushed by government forces. Sailors and officers from rebel crews reportedly surrendered after government artillery fired on the mutineers near the Lipara harbor. Three mutineers were killed and several wounded during the engagement as government troops regained control.
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Athens
Greese
Thalias
Finndicldl
Amd
Yari
Balemos
Birack
Fire at A McLone Ty house, two children killed
A fire destroyed the residence of A McLone Ty a woodworker. Tire and Mrs McLanehihy and Kay Live young children were killed by the blaze. The incident occurred October 2 and continued until midnight.
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Bridge
Owl
A. McLone Ty
Tutfie
Man! Rich Talk Sparks Court Showdown in St Louis
In St Louis today a court trial revealed heated testimony about wealth and influence. McPherson faced questions over demonstrations of intelligence and behavior while a verdict by Judge Hooke weighed evidence. The defendant argued for the court to consider bias, and jurors were allowed to judge the case independently. A tower was fired during the proceedings, and the defendant received seven months in jail.
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St. Louis
McPherson
United States
énurtat-Keanns
Orly
Appanis
Bt. Louis
Rudd
Joie McPherson
Judea Hookk
Kaya
Berva
Council Crest Club Harvest Party Recalls Old Fashioned Gatherings
A community gathering at Council Crest Club featured an old fashioned style evening with music and dancing. Hosts served pumpkin pies as attendees including Mines Kya Engtion Alii Chilton Micheal Ware Ellen Mavrimst Mayshell Ballidilly Nichols Wilbur Pyne and others enjoyed the event with period attire and village camaraderie.
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Dana Elven
Yaneit Mount Cink
Rue Ba
Serra
Hatta
Ee Jane
Mines
Kya Engtion
Alii Chilton
Sain
Micheel Ware
Ellen Mavrimst
Awit Mayshell
Tense Ballidilly
Fin Nichols
Oar Wilbur
Noth Pyne Mune
Graces
Artin
Iueled Taeker
Vo Mrme
Fae McParid
Tee Kian
Jaran Appropriates 522.00 for the Fund
Fragmented OCR text presents a funding action with an amount of 522.00 tied to Jaran and related names. The readable portions reference appropriation, individuals, and a local governance tone, but the source is garbled. The main concrete item is the appropriation of 522.00 by Jaran, with additional unclear context surrounding persons and institutions.
Man Admits Involvement in Crimes Involving Two Others
In Kansas City Opt 10, a man serving a life sentence confessed that at least two other persons participated in the crimes tied to the triple murder. The statement, made to sheriffs in the prison, implicates associates close to James McMahon as being involved. Local officers and reporters followed the developing case as authorities word of the confession spread.
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Kansas City
Parifkr Wonsaltonal
James McMahon
Iurder
Sentenual
Kansas Plate
Naa Saqured
McMahan
Sherli al Becker
Mont
Sherli Becker
Lowel
Erie
Qalrick Menahon
Kagray City
Kan
Paivink
Kens City
Polos
Barly
Toilus
Unhold Now Rich in Australia Letter Sparks Debate
A letter from Rudy in Bathing revealing a plan to advance nine original ideas on boxing and future fights. The writer argues Tony forwards are strong, praising Gelber G and other contenders while detailing expected matchups and financial incentives in the sport.
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Sporting
Ld Bs
Tommy Burns
Dihalz
Rudy
George Flohos
Gelber
Winny Air
Uhre Globe
Ant
Toni Wien
Nelson
Fiumans
Burne
Wien
Rudotpy
Adolphe He
Hallowe en party misheard court case details emerge
A garbled report outlines a Halloween event connected to a trial or legal matter. It mentions individuals by name, a judge or official, and references to bags and items in a confusion of phrases. The readable fragments hint at an organized gathering intersecting with a legal proceeding.
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Mr. Thenwott
GML
Terrified by Doctor Case Returns to Court
A man named Harry McDonald faced charges after an incident at St Bouly county jail. He allegedly buried two horses with a table, prompting a $2000 bond set by Judge Mary McDonald. The case drew attention as medical experts debated the attempted crime and its impact on a minor present during the alleged scene. McDonald awaits next Friday in Juvenile Court before Judge Wurdeman.
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St. “Santa
Harry McDonald
St Bouly
Clarkion
Mary McDonald
NASA
Min
McToonald
Han Wan
Marre
Wurdeman
Juventia Court
Sympathetic Strike on EpArks Sparks Local Controversy
Fragmented OCR text notes a sympathetic strike affecting EpArks and a local controversy with officials claiming the action is tied to broader events. Names Renn, Nez, GH appear in garbled form amid references to Pocatello and a sharkw watch.
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Seeara
Hearst 5 Claiming New York City Campaign Statement
Hearst 5 claims victory in a New York mayoral race bid with a list of tallies. The document cites candidates Henri, Garnary Isaakon, and Kander Muvihy af Taman, projecting a plurality for the winner though exact outcomes are uncertain.
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Hearst
New York City
York
Wytelos
Winefwl
Heart
Mamtelgal Campidgn
Henri
Garnary Isaaon
Fannard
Dingnar
Nine Lives Lost in Vermont Fire
A Vermont blaze claimed multiple lives as rescuers battled flames across a building. Early reports describe a deadly fire with several occupants missing and authorities investigating the cause as fire crews worked to control the inferno.
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Vermont
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