Purdue Player Among Victims of Indianapolis Railway Disaster
Indianapolis November 2 The railway wreck fatally injured Purdue University football players and others. Sixteen dead now include Wm Bailey and Joseph Powell, with many others hospitalized. Coaches and students face severe injuries and uncertain recoveries as bodies are shipped home.
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Indianapolis
Wm. Bailey
New Wiehtmead
Purdue University
Mile
Joseph K. Powell
Corpus
Uriatl
Tex
Paul Sturm
Batley
Purdue Team Suffered Injuries In Large Football Accident
An Iowa football squad lists numerous players with severe injuries after a mass collision and hospital reports include broken jaws, broken legs, and severe shock. Several others are in serious but improving condition as team doctors and students describe the aftereffects and recovery outlook.
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Purdue University
H. O. Wright
Pendleton
Ind
A. L. Helter
Oberlin
Sim Miller
Nineveh, Ltd
W. O. McMannus
Davenport
HH. G. Lasile
West Lafayette
G. W. Nichols
Philadelphia
C. W. Gimmerman
Cumberland
Ll. BK. Rush
Dairy Station
A. W. Bitting
Purdue
W. F. Collar
Laporte
Laula G. Smith
Lafayette
I. &. Whitehead
Coledo
W. Kusterholz
Peoria
D. B. O'Brien
Syracuse
N. Y
M. B. Steele
Canton
Mowrey
Chambersburg
H. Long
Bb. LH. Long
Lowleville
M. Allen
Blanchard
Injured at hospital depart as jury cases wind down
Several jurors believed to be unwell prepare to leave. Volney Ray of Laporte is among the injured in the hospital and has returned home.
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Volney Ray
Laporte, Ltd
Wreck Victims List And Injury Toll At College Game Train Collision
A collision near the city between a special Lafayette bound train carrying about 1,000 football fans and a coal train left many injured beyond the dozens named. The list includes Charities Grube Mutler B C Robertson Walter L Roush Wt J Powell W D Hamilton Sam Squibbe Jay Hempton N 2 Howard Patrick McClarr Samuel Truitt G L Shaw ert Price J C Coata and others with over si x injured and most injuries serious to severe. The edge of the city scene involved a Lafayette gathering en route to the college game.
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Mutler
Charles Purr
Veedersburg
Ind
B. C. Robertson
Indianapolis
Walter L. Roush
Pitteburg
Wt. J. Powell
Corpus Christi
Tex
W. DD. Hamilton
Bridetown
Ruek
Gabriel & Kreilinger
Lafayette
Sam Squibbe
Lawrenceburg
Jay Hempton
Huntington
Howard
Indiana
Fasociation
Patrick McClarr
Chicago
Satuuel Truitt
Noblesville
G. LT. Shaw
Indiana Harbor
Ert Price
Spencer
J. C. Coata
Berwin
Siv
Jon Hoy
Fire in the Vatican Threatens Priceless Treasures
Rome reports part of the Vatican burning with the city and its fire department battling the blaze. Early word says priceless artworks may be damaged though final losses were unclear. later updates say the fire was extinguished with lighter losses than feared.
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Khome
Bank officers arrested on charges after bank failure
Joliet November 2. President Chas N Bacon and cashier Andrew Heller of the defunct Lockport bank were arrested on warrants charging embezzlement. Prosecution alleges officers received deposits while knowing the institution was insolvent.
Notice of Oyster Supper at One Range School House
Notice of an oyster supper to be held at One Range School House on evening of November 6. Also references Toook for library and laundry services, and details about shipments to Weems, Quincy, Illinois. Estate litigation notice in Washington County Iowa regarding Alexander Sandis and related defendants with publication orders and court details.
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Opera House
Washington County
Lowa
Frank Media
Platntit
Alesander Sandis
Alexander Sandert
Andlexander Lytle
Weasel Morven
Wencel Ovy
Wengel Novy
Josephine
Josephine Novy
Encel Noy
Decenased
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Catharine Novy
Mary Shalla
Josephine Oll Rote
Harhearaber
John Wolters
Mary le Wm
Ows
Southeas
Wurber
Istriet Court
Lows
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Alexander Demand
Alexander Lytle
Mathias Biecka
Lomri
John Waters
Wensel Novy
Weasel Novy
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Josephine Shrotz
Kara Escher
Jobo Waters
Robert Lytte
Nicta J
Mary Nichols
Wm. K. H
Iowa
District Court of County
Washington
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Opare
Towa
Rouse
Huss
Liquozone Promises Germ Cure With Free Trial Bottle
Public notice-style appeal touts Liquozone as liquid oxygen that kills germs and cures diseases. It offers a free bottle and claims physicians and hospitals back its benefits, urging readers to test the product and pay only afterward.
Russians Reoccupy Mukden Sparks Chinese Alarm in Peking
Chinese government pleads for foreign guidance as Russian troops seize Mukden on Thursday, placing 1,600 soldiers in official buildings. Chinese forces number 10,000 to 20,000 nearby while tensions rise over a brigand case and a disputed execution.
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Mukden
Manchuria
Foreign Office
Makedow
Ehief
Yaul Lessar
Motal
Hie
Hill
Ukebewa
Russia
Law saga over dam site pits Plymouth mills against land owners
In Marshall circuit court a forty year dispute over a Tippecanoe river dam seeks settlement of land titles washed away with the dam. The case highlights three Zehner brothers mills and past ownership claims tied to the now vanished structure. A separate Crestline blast report notes a massive railcar dynamite explosion destroying 500 cars in a railroad disaster.
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Marshall Circuit Court
Tippecanoe River
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Professor Mommsen Dead After Night of Silent Dying
Berlin September 2 Professor Theodor Mommsen historian died at Charlottenburg after a night of unconsciousness watched by his physician. Ambassador Tower and other foreign diplomats visited the residence to inquire about the illness as Emperor William and other rulers sent condolences.
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United States
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Mommesen
William
Davenport
Washingtonly
California
Washington
Li Kant
Missouri River
Tornado Hits Gelahoma City Region Kills Two In 1817 Birth Tale
A tornado formed three miles north of Tiydm in Caddo county wrecking four miles of farms. The two killed were Frank Meown and Mary brown aged one and unknown. Injured include Mantell Peachell and Bertha Peachell with others. Property losses estimated at $50,000 as farm houses barns and fences were destroyed.
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Etual
Orielfured
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Tiydm
Caddo County
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Mary Brown
Nne
Mantell Peachell
Bertha Peachell
Pata
Willan Benchell
Sta
Wiliam Brown
Mia
Melham
Thanksgiving Proclamation Sets Nov 26 as Holiday
Wallington reports the president issued the annual Thanksgiving Proclamation fixing November 26 as the holiday. The text lauds past crops and peace and warns that failure would threaten liberty and mankind, urging gratitude and steadfast resolve against evil.
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Tae
Ton
Sape
Hberty
KILLED IN A COAL MINE AT FARMINGTON
Peoria Alabama November 2 three men die and four hurt in the Newsam coal mine accident at Farmington. Victims are Myron McKann Ernest Anderson and Jack Williams. Severely injured Robert Anderson slightly injured William Bowen and Teddy Bowen. Mule driver WHI Marston and seven others lowered to the shaft car when a car jumped the track causing a fall of earth that killed McKann and Anderson instantly and Williams died thirty minutes later. Mine owned by the Newsam brothers.
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Newsam
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Myron McKann
Ernest Anderson
Jack Williames
Robert Anderson
William Bowen
Teddy Bowen
Whi Marston
McKaun
Anderson
Williams
Hie
Newsam Brothers
Multiple fatal and violent incidents reported nationwide
Reports include Leonart Smith killed by her jealous lover Hoste Bowers near Manhattan Kansas and Bowers then killing himself. A Kanawha and Michigan Passenger train wreck near Red Trouse West Virginia leaves engineer William Tourney dead and several injured. Football results from major games and a suspended mad dash to the White House with William Wentz seeking protection. Illinois miners seek pay raise from 15 to 25 percent, and Missouri highway planning advances linking St. Louis and Kansas City.
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Nev
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Hoste Dowers
Here
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Smith
Gallipolis
Charleston
W. Va
Red Trouse
William Tourney
John Baker White
McCorkle
West Virginia
Strike of Bilbao Miners Ends in Conference Settlement
Miners in Bilbao ended a broad strike after a conference secured weekly wages, housing changes, and meals from company stores, though unions remain barred. The protest drew 85,000 workers and spread sympathy across trades, prompting military dispersal and a fire set at a church.
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Bilbao
Marschal Hernandes
Jeanlte
Iilhao
Cavalry and infantry clash over San Antonio bridge siege
In a fierce battle at the San Antonio bridge miners and strikers fortified barricades of iron, carts, and stones. Cavalry and infantry fought through two barricades, with casualties reported and a wider city retreat. Reinforcements and dynamite threats followed as 10,000 troops held control amid a negotiated settlement.
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Minera
Zappino
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