River Front Stable Fire Leaves Four Injured
A large blaze at a River Front stable caused four injuries as crews battled flames that reached the second floor. Watchman Reed rescued from the burning building, while 41 horses were saved. damage is estimated at thousands with partial insurance coverage. The fire's origin remains unknown and multiple alarms were sounded as firefighters fought to confine the blaze.
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Dickson
Reed
Rééd
LV Aes Hee
American Ice Company
Columbia Ice Com
Militia Awaits Order as Baltimore Police Clash
Frederick M D Oct 3 Col Charles A Little commands first regiment M N G to be ready for a call to Baltimore to aid in quelling disorder tied to Gov Crothers police probes. Baltimore board of police commissioners guards HQ to resist a temporary board. Gov Crothers seeks to impeach incompetence and order trial. Attorney General Straus supports militia action. Indignation mass meeting planned.
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Water
Kcemen
Cement & Rice Company
James Trartley
A.ete Hedquarter
Spreustown
Crothers
H. M. Hutton
Warfield
Whettle
Wiliam Shepard Bryan
Frederick
Charles A. Littl
Baltimore
D. John
Markey
Baltimore Board of Police Commissioners
Straus Hag
Governor’s Guard
John B. A. Whettle
Peter E. Tome
Col. C. Baker Clotworthy
Police Seek Leads After Los Angeles Times Explosion
Detective Burns trails leads from Los Angeles to San Francisco as hundreds search Pacific coast cities for suspects in the Times bombing. Rewards totaling near 100000 include 25000 from Merchants and Manufacturers and city and state offers for each captive convict. Gen Otis plans a single funeral and monument for all victims while authorities review hoax devices and identify dynamite purchases linked to Bryson Leonard Morris from Giant Powder Works.
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Otis
Powder Works
Los Angeles
Cal
Pacific Coast
Los Angeles Times
Harrison Grey Otis
The
Times
F. J. Zeehandelaar
Merchants and Manufacturers’ Association
State Federation of Labor
Loy
Galloway
San Francisco
Wiliam J. Burns
Zechandelaar
Leonard
Bryson
Morris
United States
Youngworth
United States Federal
Harrison
Harrison Beleves
Cranks
Federal
Gen. Otis
Harry Chandler
the Times
Churchill Harvey Elder
Hartwell
Giant Powder Works
Giant
Giatt Powder Company
Calif
Frank Rollar
Giant Works
Peerless
Suit against Duke and Duchess over medical fees
Dr Thomas sues Duke and Duchess of Manchester in Marylebone police court for 680 pounds for professional services. He claims they promised to back sanatorium plans in Ireland with 150000 pounds, a project that never materialized after they took over the treatment program.
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Thomas
Manchesters
Washington Post
New York
London
Marylebone
Duuchess
Manchester
Ireland
Fire at Columbia Ice Company stable injures guard and rescues horses
Three alarms sent the response to a blaze at the Columbia Ice Company stable at Tenth and Water streets southwest. George Reed, night watchman, was badly burned while aiding in extinguishing the fire. all horses in the upper stable were rescued as fire crews and bystanders moved them to safety.
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H. F. Harper
Tenth
C Streets
Columbia Ice Company
Copany
Tenth and
Peter C. Hains
S. A
Eighteenth Street
Water Streets
George If Reed
Sixth Street
Ice Company
Noor
Fremen
Miralty
Mrs Annis Opposes Pardon for Capt Hains Jr
Mrs Helen Annis asked Queens County District Attorney Frederick C. De Witt to oppose the pardon application for Capt Peter C. Hains Jr U S A who is serving an eight year term at Sing Sing for the murder of her husband William E Annis. She plans to write Gov Hughes seeking a hearing to present opposition and De Witt indicated he will forward the case records.
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Capt
Hains
New York
Helen Annis
Queens County
Peter C. Hains, Jr
Sing Sing Ornson
William E. Annis
Peter C. Hains
Hughes
Frederick C. de Witt
Queens
Mrs. Annis
Viennese Girl Arranges Immigration for Twenty-First Brother
Miss Marie Tufer of Vienna has arranged passage for her twenty-first brother to the United States in six years. The New York resident sent money for each brother’s voyage, acting as American banker for the family. All twenty brothers are now employed in and around New York, while the parents and one sister remain in the Vienna area.
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New York
Marie Tufer
United States
America
Staud
Vienna
Duelists Kill Each Other in Kentucky Shooting
In Corbin Kentucky on October 3 Henry Lee a constable and James Williams a private policeman shot their revolvers until both were empty and died in each other’s arms. The fatal duel began in the street without a word spoken and both men fired a perfect, fatal volley. Earlier Lee had wounded Williams' father and brother.
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Corbin
Henry Lee
James Williams
Les
Williams
Woman Dies After Discovered Lover Was A Waiter
Miss Anna M. Howe of Philadelphia, sister of theatrical manager Frank Howe, learned her suitor was a hotel waiter not a wealthy visitor. She cast herself into the sea near Summers Point, Atlantic City, Sept 25. Her body was found last Friday, with farewell notes found on the beach. Walter Crampton, the waiter named in notes, denied any affair. Travel advertisement text appears in the clipping.
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Washington Post
Atlantic City
N. J
Anna M. Howe
Frank Howe
Philadelphia
Walnut Street
Summers Point
Ocean
Atlantic Avenue
Walter Crampton
Barge Death Toll Grows in New Hampshire Fleet
Edward Audette of the Kansas sinks in the Hudson while rescuing a woman aboard a battleship float near West 158th Street. Ensign Blackburn dives after the woman but both men drown. tally lists 23 dead and eight missing from the New Hampshire barge swamping. Several sailors reported safe, including A R Chambers and L A Johnson. Audette’s heroism follows a night of multiple drownings as the fleet battles remaining losses.
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Edward Audette
Kansas
Hudson River
New York
New Hampshire
West 158Th Street
The
Charles T. Blackburn
158Th Street
Ensign Blackburn
Audette
Blackburn
Fall River
Mass
Kangag
Badger
Carl Ehrens
Auxiliary Service
Taft Stands Aloof as Harmony Gains in West
President Taft signals his campaign work is done and aims to let Republicans unite. Encouraging midwest reports praise harmony efforts while concern grows east of the Alleghenies as Democrats press hard. Taft spends a day at recreation in Beverly Massachusetts with golf at Myopia.
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Fearn
Alleghenies
Washington Post
Beverly
Mass
Taft
McKinley
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
New York City
New York
St. Paul
Middle West
John Hays Hammond
Capt. Butt
Tawney Hurt By Runaway Horse In Return To Office
Representative James A. Tawney was hurt when a runaway horse bolted from a carriage blocking a river road near Winona Minnesota. He clung to the horse's bridle despite torn hands a cut forehead and a bruised leg. Tawney plans to stay in Winona to recover before leaving for Chicago to oversee national congressional headquarters early next week.
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Washington Post
Winona
Minn
James A. Tawney
Mr. Tawney
Tawney
Chicago
National Congressional
Four Hurt in a Fire and Police Clash in Baltimore
Fires and a police board clash dominate a page of dramatic events including a major blaze injuring four, a clash with the police board in Baltimore, and a large reward for dynamiters. Other items note naval barge incidents, political shifts, and national headlines across sections.
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Baltimore Police Board
Taft Aloot
New York
Rosh Hashana
Boris Stimson
Gaynor
City Hall
Alexandria
Fire Sweeps Three Acres Of Lumber Yard Block
A massive blaze on Eleventh Avenue near Twenty-fourth Street and Twenty-fifth Street in New York destroyed three acres of lumber yards factories and stables. Fire chief Croker credited high pressure salt water mains feeding 25 000 gallons per minute for controlling the fire in two hours. Damage estimated at 1 500 000 dollars. One fireman seriously hurt several others lightly injured and two policemen treated for burns. rescue operations saved five hundred horses from stables.
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Twenty-third Street
The
Hudson
New York
Eleventh Avenue
Twentyfourth
Twenty-fifth Streets
Blaz Ang
Discf
Jesa
Pennsylvania Hotel
Twenty-fourth Street
Moore Bros
Clark & Wilkins
Pyraund
New York Metal Ceiling Company
James J. Duffy
United States Express Company
Metropolitan Iron and Steel Compa
Aas Metal Bed Company
Baltimore and Ohio
Standard Company
NAMES PIG AFTER PRINCE AT VIRGINIA STATE FAIR
Richmond Va Oct 3 John Armstrong Chaloner brother of Sheriff Bob Chan ter of New York and originator of the Who's looney now query amused crowds at the Virginia State fair by naming his prize pig Prince Golgorovshi after the Russian noble seen as a friend of Cavaliers in light of marital troubles The pig pen is festooned with banners bearing the name and draws large crowds as the fair opened and featured this humorous exhibit
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Washington
Cavalieri
Suerus
Society Dines Amid Cows at Elgin Dairy Farm Luncheon
Chicago society and club women were hosted at Arthur Gulick's Elgin farm for an elaborate luncheon in the cow stables. Fifty cows fed nearby as visitors toured the plant, observed vacuum pans turning milk into condensed product, and watched demonstrations on handling liquid milk. A calf rested amid the seed-strewn stable as the event unfolded at the dairy facility.
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Elgin
Washington Post
Chicago
Chicago ‘Society and Club
Arthur Gulick
Jon Farm
Five Ozu Perish In Pacific Steamship Disaster
Panama city reports the Chirique sank near Point Warachine three days earlier with about 60 lives lost. A boatload of thirteen passengers and crew reached Jarachine, claiming the boiler exploded and the ship went down almost immediately. Ten more were said to have escaped, while a tug Perico was sent to search for survivors.
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Jirade
Buena Ventura
Point Warachine
Washington Trust
Panama
Pacific Steam Navigation
Chirique
Dirado
Europe
Buena
Ventura
Jarachine
Seine
Divaster
Rink
Horses Drag Two Into River in Chicago Tragedy
Two unidentified men drowned when a team of runaway horses plunged into an open draw at Wabash Street in Chicago. Twenty trolley passengers narrowly escaped harm as a motorist and bridge tender acted quickly to halt the car and free the danger. Women were injured in the ensuing panic, while the steamer Vinea was lightly damaged to avoid a collision with the bridge.
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Chicago
Lwerfth Street
Mr. Mulvey
Meteor Fright Hits Johannesburg After Massive Airburst
Special dispatch from Johannesburg reports a huge meteor lighting the night sky for three minutes and blinding astronomers at the national observatory. Natives fled in terror as residents feared the end of the world, with the object estimated to be about 139 miles away.
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South Africa
Washington
London
Johannesburg
Ineal Observatory
Sues for 200000 Mansion in Montclair Eviction
In Trenton New Jersey Mrs William C Stewart and her daughter Miss Ferne Parkhurst sue for 200000 alleging unlawful eviction from a Montclair mansion carried out by constables. They claim collusion with her husband and stepdaughter Mrs Nannie Leeds and seek court injunctions to recover possession and the mansion’s effects. The suit hinges on an agreement with the stepdaughter about leaving New York for Montclair. A note about The Washington Post Time and the next Sun day Post issue is included.
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Washington
Trenton
N. J
William C. Stewart
Férne Parkhurst
Montclair
Stewart
Nannie Leeds
New York
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Worcester
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L. Johnson
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Del
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