Wreck Near Victoria Britain Ship Carna von Bay
Advices from Victoria British Columbia report the wreck of the British ship Carna von Bay and the rescue of 29 men. The article notes plans for Spain to send 40 000 troops to Tetuan due to Morocco's failure to pay 26 000 000 dollars. Walter Wellman and five crewmen reached the Trent after abandoning the airship America 408 miles from Scotland lightship.
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Victoria
B. C
Carnavon Bay
Spain
Tetuan
Morocco
Interstate Commerce Commission
Walter Wellman
Royal Mail
Trent
America
Scotland
Crippen testifies denies murder of Belle Elmore
Dr Crippen becomes a witness in his own defense denying killing his actress wife Belle Elmore. The Louisiana with 547 passengers from Havre to Havana and Key West is driven on Lombero reef by a hurricane. all are rescued.
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Crippen
Belle Elmore
Louisiana
Havre
Havana
Key West
Lombero Reef
House of Deputies
Protestant Episcopal Church
Edward Suullivan
Elmira
Crippen Convicted in London Murder Trial
Dr. Hawley H. Crippen found guilty of murdering his wife in London. The jury deliberated about 30 minutes before sentencing him, with reports that a life sentence may have been considered as an option.
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Hawley H. Crippen
London
Paris
France
Great Britain
Spain
Portugal
St. Louis
Dusseldorf
Fears on Portugal Power Shift After Revolution
In Portugal fears arise that relics of the revolution may seek to seize control of the new republic. The Crippen case is cited with his father voicing innocence for Dr Hawley H Crippen and Belle Elmore’s disputed whereabouts in the United States. A balloonist’s aide cites Hawley and Post of America I in danger in Canada. An automobile wreck at the Caldas state fair kills one and injures two. Andrew Carnegie returns from Europe and is helped from the steamer amid fatigue from travel.
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Portugal
New Republic
Hawley H. Crippen
Belle Elmore
United States
August Blancketts
Montreal
Messrs. Hawley
Post
America I
Canada
Caldas
Tex
Andrew Carnegie
Europe
Russia declines to arbitrate Oldhamia dispute
Russia refuses to meet the English proposal to arbitrate the Oldhamia steamer dispute and the American request for compensation for the cargo seizure. The piece notes also plans to teach personal and civic morality in Portuguese schools and reports Secretary Pallinger ordering auction sale of 1 650 000 acres of Oklahoma Indian lands. The Albany funeral of David B. Hill drew many prominent attendees.
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Russia
Pallinger
Interior Department
Washington
Oklahoma
Acquittal in accessory murder case shocks court
Thursday Ethel Clara Leneve was acquitted of being an accessory after the fact to the murder of Belle Elmore, wife of Dr. Hawley H Crippen. One hundred people perished in recent storms in the bays of Naples and Salerno. Lieutenant Monte died at Maddgeburg when his aeroplane turned over on descent. Senator Lodge spoke in Northampton Mass about improving reciprocity with Canada under Taft. Premier Briand described rail strike leaders as confessing a plot to ruin France.
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Ethel Clara Leneve
Belle Elmore
Hawley H. Crippen
Naples
Salerno
Monte
Madgeburg
Senator Lodge
Northampton
Mass
Canada
Taft
Briand
France
No Elephant for Connie in Philadelphia Mascot Bid
Philadelphia residents attempted to gift Connie McGillicuddy an elephant weighing about two tons with a hay appetite. Connie declined living at home as Mrs. McGillicuddy said the garret is full of discarded baseball uniforms. The animal was bought by Vare Bros and Magistrate Peter Hughes with fifty others who pay its board and seek a mascot.
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Philadelphia
Connie” McGillcuddy
Connie
New York
Vare Bros
Peter Hughes
Cities Seek Laws to Aid Third Class Municipalities
Harrisburg Oct 27 The committee of solicitors of third class cities began sessions to draft bills for the legislature. James A Gardner of New Castle presided. Proposals include 250000 state aid for sewage plants taxing public utility real estate and underground wires. A single chamber council for third class cities would be formed with one member per ward, five chosen from larger. Readiness for league review in December.
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Harrisburg
James A. Gardner
New Castle
Sigle Caermhlon
Larjee
League
Twins Seek Name Change to Moorehead
Francis Moorehead Thropp and Barlow Moore head Throop, two years old, ask common pleas court No 4 to rename them Moorehead. Their parents Joseph EK Thropp and Caroline Frances Moorehead married in 1873. the mother paid education and maintenance, so the twins want to adopt their mother's surname.
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Philadelphia
Francis Moorehead Thropp
Barlow Moorehead Throop
Common Pleas Court No
Moorehead
Joseph EK. Thropp
Caroline Frances Moorehead
Thropp
Leg Gone, Loses Another
George Hannaford of 2693 Oakdale Street, who already lost a leg in service with the Philadelphia Rapid Transit company five years ago, was severely injured while cleaning a car at Second Street and Lehigh Avenue. Doctors at Episcopal Hospital say his other leg must be amputated after he was pinned between two cars.
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Philadelphia
George Hannaford
Oakdale Street
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company
Second Street
Lehigh Avenue
Episcopal Hospital
Hannaford
Bacon Reaches Forty Cents A Pound In Record Rise
Omaha report notes prime sides sold at 40 cents and backs at 22 cents per pound, a 10 cent jump in a week. Dealers blame packers for the price increase.
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Omaha
Banker Fatally Shot During Hunting Near Ithaca
George Fairchild a Towanda banker was fatally shot while visiting his sister-in-law Mrs Myron Tupper at Ithaca N Y He was hunting a gray squirrel when the second barrel of his gun discharged striking his stomach He died within hours after the accident and was survived by relatives in Towanda
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Ithaca
George Fairchild
Towanda
Myron Tupper
Human Chain Saves Drowning Tot
In Philadelphia on October 27 a three year old, Andrew di Michele, fell into an inlet while reaching for a tin can. Two policemen formed a human chain to pull him from the water just before the sewer carried him to the Delaware river. One officer leaned into the inlet while the other supported the child’s legs until rescue.
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Philadelphia
Andrew di Michele
Delaware River
Funeral Pyre for Three in Keokuk Tragedy
Mrs Rena Stuetterman doused herself her husband and her son with gasoline and set fire to them in Keokuk Iowa on October 27. The woman died later and her son perished a few hours after while the husband is not expected to live.
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Keokuk
Iowa
Rena Stuetterman
Woman dies from fall in Shamokin visit
Mrs Elizab eth Heckert of Mahanoy City visiting relatives in Shamokin fell downstairs and was killed her neck broken in the accident reported today from Shamokin Pennsylvania on October 27.
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Shamokin
Elizabeth Heckert
Mahanoy City
Captain Rescues Schooner Holliswood After Gulf Storm
The Pendleton Gros. reports the Holliswood towed into Galveston by the Parkwood with Captain E Walls aboard after a hurricane left her dismasted and wrecked in the gulf. Crew were taken to New York aboard the Harald. Revenue cutter Wisdom left Galveston to force rescue if needed. Walls remains ashore to supervise unloading. cargo mostly intact.
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New York
Pendleton
Wisdom
Galveston
E. Walls
Pendleton Bros
Walls
Captain's Story Of Wreck Told By Surviving Skipper
Captain Walls recounts life aboard the Holliswood after a hurricane drove the schooner and its crew to near destruction. He says seven sailors deserted before the Harald passed, leaving the ship to drift with 812,000 feet of lumber as it battled seas for days. He was rescued after five days at sea and is now in quarantine aboard the Parkwood in Galveston.
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Galveston
Tex
Parkwood
J. Falcon
Trinidad
Holliswood
E. F E. Walls
Campechy
Mexico
Harald
Berg
New York
New Orleans
Walls
Hollowell
Burnham Appointed Deputy Commissioner
John B. Burnham of Essex has been appointed deputy commissioner by the State Forest Fish and Game Department in Albany. He will earn $3,000 annually and has served since November 1905, starting as a fish and game protector under Commissioner Whipple, then becoming chief fish and game protector in 1906.
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Albany
John B. Burnham
Essex
State Forest, Fish and Game
H. Leroy Austin
Burnham
Whipple
Wandering Demented Hunter Sought Near Honnedaga Lake
A 93 year old man, likely a deer hunter, wandered near Hon edaga Lake in the Adirondacks. Game Protector Roy Crandall first encountered him by Swan son’s Dam as darkness fell Wednesday. The man wrote the name John Schneimer on paper but refused escort. A large search party combs the woods, with traces showing he crossed West Canada Creek but no definite location yet.
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Honnedaga Lake
Adirondack Mountains
Roy Crandall
Swanson’s
John Schneimer
Crandall
Honnedaga Club
West Canada Creek
Attempted assassination shocks Havana. Cuban general hurt
General Pino Guerra, commander in chief of the Cuban army, was shot by a national policeman in Havana. His condition is satisfactory and he lies in a camp hospital. The shooting sparked political speculation and a chase ended at the Fuerza barracks with the assassin arrested.
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Pino Guerra
Havana
Guerra
Gomez
Fuerza Barracks
General Monteagudo
Heavy Loss by Fire Destroys Nesbitt Farm Barns
Fire destroyed Samuel Nesbitt’s large grain and three adjacent barns south of Transit church in Albion New York. Incendiary origin suspected as 1500 to 1800 barrels of apples 400 bushels each of wheat and oats 13 acres of beans hay and straw were lost. Albion fire department arrived too late to save structures with a bucket brigade protecting the house. Total loss estimated at 10000 to 15000 dollars, partially insured.
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Samuel Nesbitt
Albion
N. Y
Transit Church
Albion Fire Department
Potato harvest drives New Durham schools to close
Indiana township New Durham dismisses its schools this week as the entire student body heads to local potato fields to harvest the crop. Westville area gains fame for spuds with thousands of bushels expected to go to Chicago and Indianapolis.
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New Durham
Indiana
Westville
Chicago
Indianapolis
Action Commenced to Partition Five Farms in Wayne County
Attorney James P Thomson of Al ton N Y has commenced an action in the Supreme Court of Wayne County to partition five large farms in Rose Sodus and Lyons towns. The farms are held in part by the late William Twamley who died at Lyons on June 18 1896. Lands include a half interest in a 117 acre Lyons farm a half interest in 48 acres in Rose a half interest in 18 acres in Sodus and an 100 acre interest in Rose and Sodus.
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James P. Thomson
Alton
N. Y
Supreme Court of
Wayne County
Rose
Sodus
Lyons
William Twamley
Thieves Loot in Batavia Groceries From Freight Trains
Detectives in Batavia New York tracked a large grocery cache found in woods near Vine Street north east. Romanski of the New York Central found 60 cocoanut packages and three empty pickle kegs hidden by brush. No source clue. theft likely tied to freight-train plunder.
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Romanski
New York Central
Batavia
N. Y
Vine Street
Mrs. Cleveland Appointed a Manager
Mrs Frances Folsom Cleveland of Princeton New Jersey widow of the former president was named by Governor Fort as a manager of the Women s reformatory for which construction was authorized by the last legislature. She has long supported charitable and corporate interests.
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Cleveland
Frances Folsom Cleveland
Princeton
N. J
Fort
Women’s Reformatory
Israel's double reward and 1878 restoration claim
The article argues that divine revelation centers on the Hebrew people and that Israel received a twofold restoration beginning in 1878. It links prophecy from Zechariah and Isaiah to a predicted gradual return of favor, with 1914 as a key milestone, and portrays Messiah as both descendant and ruler guiding the ancient worthies.
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Christendom
Paul
Apostle
Abraham
Mount Sinai
Moses
Israel
Temple
Isaac
Jacob
Messiah
Fathers
David
Ama Faltntu
Zechariah
Zechariah ix
Isaiah
Jerusalem
Jesus
A Strong Minded Locality
A stranger asks if a woman can make a will in this place. A native answers women here already have wills made.
New York as New City Emerges On the Continent
In this passage New York is described as a nascent city on the continent with one American ancestor in five residents tracing their roots three generations back. The text promotes subscribing to the MAIL.
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New York
New City
New Yorker
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Elphant
P. R. T. Workman
Cident
Gulf of Mexico
Demented Man
Adirondacks
Handsome
Oil Field Supply Co
Warren, PA
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