Tornado Rips Sherman Area Demolitions Reported
A Texas twister near Sherman 36 miles southwest damaged homes on farms of George Duke and Jim Harsis. The storm, speeds around 25 miles an hour, knocked a schoolhouse roof and caused numerous injuries and missing persons as it crossed east of Sherman. Local reports describe widespread darkness after its passage and urgent requests for medical aid and supplies.
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Sherman
Ter
Gah Pom
Warrington
Gitizers Lira
George Duke
Buik
Jim Hlarsis
Mayes
Ifas
Perris
Manager McBride
Western Union Telegraph Company
Denison
Entson
McBride
Bread price rise grips London poor districts
Prices for bread in London fell back only half a penny per loaf as the bread rationing pain deepened in poor districts. Families, forced to cut supplies, feel the sting of the ongoing cost of living pressures.
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London
Noted New York Concert Singer Seeks Divorce in Local Colony
The local divorce colony has grown with nearly a dozen New York women. Among them is Lillian Clauvelt, a Brooklyn singer known as Mrs Royal Smith in private life, who seeks a divorce on grounds of uncongeniality, accompanied by her aunt.
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Vargo, N D
New York
Lillian Clauvelt
Brooklyn
Royal Smith
Fatal Explosion at Avalon Kills Girl and Injures Siblings
An explosion from a kitchen gas leak in a home in Avalon near Pillsburg Allegheny killed 13 year old Bessie Onborne and seriously injured her brother Catr and sister Edith both aged 6. The blast wrecked the house.
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Pillsburg
Avalon
Allegheny
Bessie Onborne
Catr
Edith
George of Brookport Breaks Erie to Buffalo Road Record
George of Brookport sets a new century road record by cycling from Erie to Buffalo in 4 hours 25 minutes, marking a notable achievement in transstate cycling.
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Buffalo
L George
Brookport
America
Wheeling
Erie
Bet Prominent Bets On Bryan's State Wins
The report notes Teo Deavantrana Dutte and Marcua Daly staking large sums to back Bryan carrying Maryland West Virginia and Kentucky while Irwin Stump of New York also wagers. It states WoA Clark the banker sent large sums to New York to bet on Bryan but Clark denies any bet.
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Teo Deavantrana
Dutte
Man
Marcua Daly
Irwin Stump
New York
Soo
Bryan
Maryland
West Virginia
Kentucky
Catholic Churchrow Tensions Stir in Washington Rome Controversy
In Washington observers say fights within the Catholic Church persist beyond the Bishop Keane incident and will reemerge in Rome. Friends of Dr Rooker expect moves to push his retirement, linking Keane and Archbishop Ireland to ongoing factional struggles. Cardinal Satolli travels from Genoa to Rome via Man and Pers, amid hopes the province’s nominees for church positions will not be delayed.
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Sacred Congregation
Mgr Martin
Satelli
Genoa
Rome
Man
Pers
L Connty
Tony
Verdict Blames Conductor and Engineer in Fatal Train Collision
Coroner's jury in St Louis finds negligence by conductor George Atwood and engineer J Dryen for a westbound wreck that killed John D Dressing the ninth victim. The railroad company is faulted for lack of proper supervision over train movements.
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St. Louis
Gut
Clearge Atwood
Dryen
St Louis
Unclear text case of alleged assault in Mayence
A garbled report notes a Ufsatal Canaut Berlin inquiry about a person accused of assaulting a man by striking him on the head with a resolver at his house. The fragmentedOCR makes exact names and details uncertain.
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Berlin
Get
Parry Buthaluw
Canaul It Mayence
Anilamete
Hia
Secretary selects names for new battleships and gunboats
Secretary Herbert names three battleships for the new fleet to be Alabama Illinois and Wisconsin. Gun boats receive names Annapolis Marietta Newport Princeton and Wheeling.
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Anode Cye
Washington
Herbert
Alabama
Thilnois
Wisconsin
Annapolle
Marietta
Newport
Princeton
Visburg
Wheeling
Minneapolis protest over flag display spirals into street confrontation
In Minneapolis on October 28 a man named Gibson hung a large Bills flag with an inscription claiming imperial consent. Citizens shouted, veterans reportedly gathered, and a rope was used to pull the flag down, ending the display amid a clash between populist supporters and opponents.
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Hay
Minneapolis
Minn
Gibson
Concent
England
Leas
GGAR
Philippine dispatch reports Sulu uprising and reinforcements
An official Manila dispatch says a conspiracy was discovered in the Sulu archipelago part of the Philippine islands. Eight soldiers have been killed in the attempt to enforce? tracking reinforcements have been sent from Manila.
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Madrid
Manilla
Sulu Archipetro
Philippine Islands
Engorce
Wheat Prices Mixed at Chicago Market Opening
Dec prices opened around 63 and rallied briefly to 69 5 8 as market reports showed a slight advance amid conflicting signals. Northwest receipts remained heavy with traders cautious about further moves after yesterday's sharp decline.
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Gueago
Tisarpool
Lrautag
Cary
Gof
Arsenal Workers Strike Over Arrears in Constantinople
All workers at the arsenal walked out in Constantinople on October 28 over nonpayment of overdue wages. The stoppage affected production as employees protested long delays in salary settlements and sought immediate retroactive pay.
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Constantinople
Arsenal
Ohio farmers rally as Aryan and Sewall denials rise
In New York on October 23 the statement from Democratic headquarters denying that Aryan and Sewall will campaign in Ohio is met with disbelief. A reporter notes strong free silver sentiment among farmers as Urjan gains attention and Erlends is said to be sweeping crowds.
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Hay and Burpsined
New York
Lx Gas Cripbell
Ohio
Democratic
Aryan
Sewall
Tam
Urjan
Court case details in old Chicago trial ends in acquittal
Mult Against Fishestoe Chicago Oct 22 A Matthew W Pinkerton and David Henderson defend against indictments for embezzlement in a case tied to Albert Beauront former advertising agent of the Chief Hooper company. The arrest was by the Pinkerton department. trial led to acquittal.
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Chicago
Matthew W Pinkerton
David Henderson
Winkerton
Embezzlement Charge In Idaho Traced To Former Bank Keeper
Evidence from an expert examination links Will A Langdon, former book keeper of Puget Sound Loan Trust and Banking Co, to embezzlement. Langdon was arrested today at Moscow Idaho after traveling from Walla Walla. Northern explorers report a new discovery opening Resseré iy Swedish Hapland.
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New
Whatcom
Wash
Puget Sound Loan Trust and Batking Company
Will A Langdon
Moscow
Ida
Walla Walla
Resseré Iy
Sharp attacks on Bismarck by rival papers recount revolutions
The Tigora and Gaulois publish strong criticisms of Prince Bismarck linking his actions to revolutions in the Hamburger Nachricht, accusing him of posthumous influence and questioning his role as author or inspirer. An unrelated Madrid anecdote recalls the Walker family in Santa Fe and a fortune bequest to Marta.
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New York
Ulerald
Patis Saaur
Piris
Tigora
Gaulois
Price Bismarck
Jlamburger
Llaneg
Walker
Santa Fe
Marcela
Tdi
Wilker
Thle
Rity
Marta
Henry
Vice President Svenson Collapses at Political Meeting
Overcamen by Hane Chitaga reports Vice President Adlair Svenson suffered a collapse at a Broon party meet. He was taken to the Palmer house after a heat related incident, with a policeman assisting Tim leaving the scene. He appeared pale and states no serious injuries anticipated.
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Hane Chitaga
Uiage
Levenson
Tim
Hfe
Wate Potter Letter Delay In Transit Sparks Inquiry
Athi Georgia wires reporters about a letter reportedly received after a delay of eight days. Senator Dulker confirms receipt on a Saturday with two cent stamps from October 13 and questions postal handling. The letter’s destination and authorities remain unclear as scrutiny continues to Washington.
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Wate Potter
Athi
Outa
Thomas JL Watoon
Hag Fetter
Dulker
Mallad
Ldgerton
Natisnal
Eller
Local Felony Plot Exposed in Covington Bar Case
A Covington man serving a fine faced charges after a group including Dwyerind Armstrong was accused of planning to throw a stone at Carlisle. They allegedly offered $5 to each conspirator and promised a reward to the one who struck Carlisle in the head, with a Mount Adams bartender said to have handled the money.
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Cipatunall
Puginet
Cieinnatl
Covington
Cripple Creek Fire Damages JW BfeGraw Furniture House
A blaze at the JW BfeGraw furniture house in Cripple Creek damaged stock valued at unknown amount. The incident occurred near Opippla Creek area with wooden furniture and abouter items scorched. No injuries reported and investigation underway.
London Fire Mystery and Criminal Echoes Across Time
A fragmented report touches a London fire with incendiary origins and missing details. It then wanders through crime lore, prison release signals on wall inscriptions, and lively gatherings around ex-convicts. Also cites Mother Goose as a historic figure born in Massachusetts in 1666.
Andria Murder Mystery Advances at Arlington Works
Detectives push to solve the death of Andrew J Andrus after a bombing at Arlington Chemical Works, with no solid clues yet. John Ty Andrus, brother of the alleged victim, insists the motive points to a planned act of sabotage by an architec.
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Vonbere
Andrew J Andrus
Arlington Chemical Works
John Ty Andrus
Lost Mail Confusion Reaches Washington Post Office
Assistant Post mister Wilaan reports a lost letter to Senator Puttert All. The missive, addressed to a senator, caused a delay as it was moved from the post office basement to the capitol and then delivered. Officials say if handled by carriers, eight days could not have elapsed.
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Washington
Wilaan
Puttert
Scolters
House
Ua Ft
Body of Kate Field to be received with honors
The Woman's Press Association will receive Kate Field's body with honors as it arrives. A committee led by Mrs Vorr Pelt Miss Coolbirth and Mrs Dickineon, with Mrs Henry E. Jighton, will arrange the funeral. The body will go to Trinity Church mortuary chapel for services. Separately the Baker City National Bank insolvency yields a 16 percent dividend for creditors.
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Sin Trandhello
Kate Cleld
Mra Vorr Pelt
Miss Coolbirth
Mere Dickineon
Henry E. Jighton
Kate Field
Trinity Church
Edison’s Portable Autographic Telegraph Previewed
New York reports Edison claims a new autographic telegraph will revolutionize newspaper illustration from distant points. Artists can transmit sketches by wire and reproduce them instantly, with portable models promised for Chicago and St Louis markets within four months.
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New York
Thomas A. Edison
Edleon
Berlin
Chicago
St Louis
Soo Milea
Roca
Trisc
Carlisle Addresses 7000 in Owensboro Tabernacle Speech
Secretary Carlisle spoke to about 7000 in a Owensboro tabernacle gathering drawing many women who sent flowers afterward. Attendees came from across the western port and southern Indiana with hundreds traveling to the event. Carlisle praised four former neighbors and faced no disorder as he opened with strong applause for Mr. Calike.
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Ovenshare
Carlisle
Tabernacle Herghin
Ile
Mont
Stite
Indiana
Taylor
Calike
Carlsle
Ylett
Owensboro
Consuls Named to Windsor Piedras Negras and Matameorae
Appointment notices from Washington list Julius Gray in the District of Columbia named as consul at Windsor Amul Simmons appointed consul at Piedras Negras Meatco and Join F Voila named consul at Matameorae Mexico all promoted to fill vacancies Willard Wis named postmaster at Eurcha Cal
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Omen
Washington
Julius Gray
District of Columbia
Windsor
Amul Simmons
Piedras Negras
Meatco
F. Voila
Louteana
Matameorae
Mexico
Belog
Willard Wis
Eurcha Cal
National convention of the American Christian Missionary Society at Springfield
The fortieth annual national convention of the American Christian Missionary Society convened at the state capital Springfield with delegates in attendance. Emperor Francis Joseph has decorated the Duke of Orleans who is to wed Archduchess Maria Dorothea with the Order of the Golden Fleece. The second game of the chess match Tachigorin vs Charousek ended Tachigorin 2 Charousek 0 after twenty nine moves. A Pittston Pennsylvania electric railway car jumped the track at Plainville injuring several and killing three women. First Lieutenant Arthur Murray declined a transfer to staff position offered by Secretary Lemont.
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American Christian Missionary Society
State Capitol
Springfield
Loo
Francis Joseph
Duke of Orleans
Maria Dorothea
Tachigorin
Charousek
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