Ship Lost with 14 Dead After Striking Shoal in Bay of Fundy
A steamship bound from Glasgow to St John and Baltimore struck a shoal off Seal Island in a Bay of Fundy gale. Fourteen passengers and crew perished, with six rescued and twenty or more feared lost. Survivors clung to wreckage as the vessel drifted in heavy seas, the search continuing for others missing. Aboard were Newman and two dozen crewmen among the vanished, while officers and boats faced perilous conditions amid the storm. The ship carried pig iron and other cargo bound for Saint John, New Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay of Fundy
Glasgow
St. John
Pundy
Scul Cove
Manan
Donaldson
St John
Baltimore
Newman
Leeelock
Walter
Abu Saly Stewart
Aul
Stamen Keen
Neagnegh Madluas Seal Island
Wester
LSC
Tha
Det Reese Company
Donaldson Due
Fragmented local notice on missing names and events
A jumble of OCR text mentions attendance, ties, individuals, and places like Camden and Mount TimMlio. It references a Royal Slaves group and a supposed excellent effect near a civic area, but the fragmentary lines provide no clear event, date, or outcome to summarize reliably.
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Anal Able
Timi Re
Weat
Tie Pimites Ets Ulrika Tae
Ona Ee Tay Abe Morr Weawk Das
Axcellent
Camden
Mount TimMlio Treck
Universalist Plan Fails at Convention in Detroit
The proposed amendment by Rev I W Perkins to change church governance and create a single United States president failed by a few votes at the Universalist Church biennial convention in Detroit Michigan. The measure was tabled to the next biennial gathering after a prior attempt two years ago was ruled out of order.
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Sal
Detroit
Mich
The
Universalist Church
I. W. Perkins
Lynn
Mass
Lam
United States
Diamonds Thief Smashes Store Window on Park Row
A ragged man smashed Hyman Greenberg's jewelry shop window on Park Row, grabbing gems valued at $1,000 while a policeman struggled. The thief, named William Ray, was arrested and charged with grand larceny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Park Row
Hyman Greenberg
William Ray
Taft Criticizes Mississippi Plan On Ohio First Trip Halt
President Taft, arriving in Hickman Kentucky after a long Mississippi River leg, says Mississippi improvements should wait until Ohio River work is finished. He urges completing Onis River work first as a demonstration, while Speaker Cannon backs funding from current revenues and criticizes bond plans. Taft’s voice was husky. crowds greet him as the excursion moves toward New Orleans.
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Mississippi
Ohio
Hickman
Taft
Kentucky
New Orleans
Big River
Cape Girardens
Gatro
Mississippi Wall
Ohio River
Onis River
Mississippi Valley
Cairo
Gannon
Rt Hue Tnen
Cannon
Agrippa
St Paul
Joe
Talt
Unite Joe
Tye Bol
Tammany in Dread Fusion Ticket Struggle in New York
New York Vet 24 reports a tense campaign as Tammany and Hearst allies clash over mayoral bids. Bannard and Hearst supporters press hard while Gaynor faces lawsuits and opposing editorials. Parson orders focus on Bannard vs Gaynor as Hearst efforts aim to woo wavering Republicans. Rival jockeying underscores a chaotic fight for control of the city.
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New York
Greater
Tammany
Ior
Avery
Senubi
Cali
Jurge Gaynor
Ain
Ue Press
Gaynor
Hearst
Bannard
My. Hearst
Qto Gaynard
Judge Gaynor
Judge
Confesses to Farmhouse Slayings and Family Feud Motive
James McMahon confessed to killing Alonzo Van Royen on a Kansas City area farm and then shooting his sisters Rose and Mrs. Van Royen. He described planning the killings after a long quarrel over property, taking valuables, and hiding the revolver. He also offered a $500 reward to help capture the others involved in the case.
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Kansas City
Tames McMahon
Sherif
Patricke McMahon
Patrick Lume
Lansing
James McMahon
Mmilley
McMahon
T 9
Kising
van Rogen
Becker
Jamey McMahon
Sherif Becker
Taggart
Uwe Sidiers
Plat
Rose
Van
Raven's
Lon
McBtahon
Ween
Ernest
Tewan
Moniter
van Royens
Arm strong Library Auction Realizes Noted Volumes
New York auctioneer resumed sale of the Colin Armstrong Library, featuring about 6000 volumes. Highlights included an illuminated manuscript from northern France selling for 120 dollars, Kipling’s The Sirdar Book in prose and verse for 20, and Hugo’s complete novels in 12 parts for 5 dollars, with remaining volumes to be offered.
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Washington Post
New York
Coliin Armstrong
France
Henry James
Wickersham Aide Named as Topeka Choice Revoked
Arthur J. Ric Cabe of Topeka serves as assistant to Attorney General Wickersham per L. H. Greenwood. President Tat asked Gov. Stubbs to pick two men for the post. Gov. Stubbs selected Robert Stone of Topeka, but Senator Curtis led a delegation to protest the choice and the appointment was later revoked. The nomination was kept secret for about two weeks.
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Stubbs
Stone
Topeka
Hans
Arthur J. Ric Cabe
Wickersham
L. H. Greenwood
McCabe
Tat
Robert Stone
Curtis
Name
Roosevelt at Londiana Meeting in East Attica
A British party led by Col Roosavelt and Kermit with Edmund Etter and J A Tarlton arrived in Londiana to dry for Nairobi and seek Gad E Akerly. The group planned to meet Akerly and collect specimens, with Conninghunge staying behind as the rest moved toward Er- Agama Ravina this afternoon.
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Londiana
East Attica
Col
Roosavelt
Kermit
Edmund Etter
J. A. Tarlton
Rg. Cumninghame
Nairobi
Gad E Akerly
Akerly
Excepion
Conninghunge
Er- Agama Ravina
Japan Mourns After Prince Ito Assassination at Harbin Station
Dispatch reports Prince Ito of Japan, head of Koreas policy and elder statesman adviser, shot at Harbin railway station while meeting Russian finance minister Kokovsof. The Crown Prince of Korea mourns, Japan declares national mourning, and funeral plans involve state honors and a voyage to Yokohama.
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Hermit Empire
Mikado
Princ Ito
Mgsves
Korea
Ture
Japan
Prinesto
Princesto
Widow Mabel Beauchain Dies In Hotel Room
In Jacksonville on October 26 a Boston widow Mabel Beauchain was found mortally injured with a razor in her room at the Aragon Hotel. Her physician Dr B E Banker who had accompanied her reported the self inflicted throat wound. Beauchain was married to John L Beauchain, secretary and superintendent of a beverage company.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Mabel A. Beanclsin
Boston
Mass
Herroom
Aragon Hotel
B. EB. Banker
New York
Beauchain
Banker
Mrs Horace Taft III Taken To Johns Hopkins Hospital
Horace Taft III, brother of the President, brought his wife to Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore. Dr Harvey Cushing examined her and indicated an operation was necessary, likely to be performed the following day. Taft has taken an apartment at the Stafford Hotel.
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Johns Hopkins Hospital
Washington Fort
Baltimore
Horace T. Taft
Harvey Cushing
Stat
Cushing
Tatt
Stafford Hotel
General Oliver Howard Dies at Burlington Home
Maj. Gen. Oliver Otis Howard, veteran of the Civil War and Sherman’s March to the Sea, died suddenly at his Burlington, Vermont home of angina pectoris. He served as head of the Freedmen’s Bureau, led Indian campaigns, wrote memoirs, and was honored as lieutenant general by Senate approval in 1908.
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Sherman
Joseph
Nez Perces
Governors Island
Senate
Washington Post
Burlington
Oliver Otig Howard
U.S
Thas City
Howard
Ontario
Abraham Lincoln
London
United States Army
Leeds
Bowhain College
Military Academy
West Fort
Ordnance
Watervliet
Kennebec Arsenal
West Point
Mowerd
Academy
Csolonel
Meine
Bull Run
Fair Oaks
Antietam
Gettysburg
Chattanooga
Department of the Platte
Omake
Department of the Pacific
Howard Ooers
Ust
Lincoln Memorial University
Cumberland Gap
Tenn
Monument to little victims memorial planned in Cleveland
A monument funded by school children will be erected in Lake View Cemetery to honor 165 children who died in the Collingwood School fire on March 4 1908. A public collection raised about 90 with a village council donation of 500. The memorial honors the tragic loss and stands as a community tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
United States
Lake View
Collingwood
Vilage Council
Collinawoox
Luda
Delaware Returns After Record Battleship Speed Test
The Delaware, built by Newport News Shipbuilding, returned to yard after speed tests off Rockland Maine reaching 28 knots a record for a fast battleship. It prepares for commission and naval trials as the North Dakota, sister ship, faces trial and dry dock preparations. The North Dakota will be first US battleship with turbine engines and must achieve at least 18 knots to meet contract speeds.
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Newport News
Delaware
Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company
Rockland
Virginie Capes
Boston
Cape Cod
Thorade
North Dakota
Knuts
Slayer of husband found in Warren Pa October letter led to arrest
Warren Pa October 24 Mrs FO Anderson wrote a letter to her son admitting she killed her husband and planned suicide. She was taken into custody after alighting from a streetcar. authorities believe she is deranged. Elmer Unesol reported his father dead with three gunshot wounds in the back at the family home five miles from town. Details of her whereabouts since Saturday remain unclear.
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Warren
FO. Anderson
Unesol
Elmer
Lolmire
Notting Definite
T U FOR SUFFRAGE
Omaha meeting of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union adopted a 9 resolutions section urging female suffrage based on intelligence, and asking Congress to prohibit interstate liquor shipments to non dealers and to end intoxicating sales in the Panama Canal Zone.
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Omaha Nem
Woman's Christian Temperance Union Convention
Congress
Thaw Losses Appeal on Commitment to Matteawan Hospital
In Albany on November 1 the Court of Appeals upheld the commitment of Harry K Thaw to Matteawan State Hospital for the criminal insane following his acquittal on the murder charge of Stanford White. The court affirmed the denial of a writ of habeas corpus and sustained the White Plains Supreme Court ruling, keeping Thaw at Matteawan.
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Albany
Harry Ky Thaw
Matteawan State Hospital
Buanford White
New York
Court of Appeals
An Estate Division
Second Department
Supreme Court
Justce Mills
White Plains
Charles Morschause
Harry
United State Supreme Court
Von Bernstorff Returns to New York With Family
German Ambassador to the United States von Bernstorff arrives in New York aboard the Kronprinz Wilhelm from Cherbourg. He is accompanied by his family and staff as they disembark in the stetted port area.
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New York
Count von Bernstorff
Teddy
Kronprinz
Wilhelm Fron
Fatal flood in Mexico devastates vast region and city
A cloudburst after three weeks of rain inundates a large Mexican region from north to south. City refugees reach 1,009 as homes, farms, and villages flood along Mescalapa and Usumacinta rivers. Many residents homeless, temperatures dropped, and relief requests expected from state governor to federal help.
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Mega Cis
Tre Pete
Vaseo
Grijalva
Aliste
Hinaguillo
Tenosique
Jalapa
Tlacotalpam
Tapa
Santa Rose
Mescalapa
Santa Rosa
Nea
Aero Fund Starts as Baltimore Lends Aid
A Committee of 100 led by a Washington advocate plans to raise a guarantee for aviation contests. Three hundred district businessmen express eagerness to host international events between Washington and Baltimore. Thomas F. Walsh aims to save 500000 and will attend the contest.
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Washington
Monumental City
Thomas F. Walsh
Washington-Baltimore aviation meet funding underway
A Washington meeting of over 60 business leaders formed a committee to raise at least 50,000 dollars to guarantee expenses for the 1910 Washington Baltimore international aviation meet. Charles C. Glover named chairman. plan to recruit donors and secure 160,000 dollars needed for the event. Notables present included Meyer J Barry, Col Jerom Wy Joyce, Adolph Gosling, and other district financiers.
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Mpetus
Washington
Grover Vil
Ligcone Mallee
Meyer J Barry Michool
Baltimore
Col
Jerom Wy Joyce
Relub
Adolph Gosling
Philadelphia
Rheundon Manor
Alexardria
Reading
Thomas FW
Hellu
United States
Washington-Baltimore Aviation Meet Aims at 1910 Showdown
Commissioner Maetarcana presided over the meeting outlining aims for the Washington Baltimore international aviation event. He cited aeronautical progress over the past year and the expected draw of foreign aviators and spectators, noting revenue from receipts should cover expenses. Thomas F. Walsh of the Washington Aero Club stressed overcoming by air as civilization’s great challenge and praised American aviators as leading figures in this historic pursuit.
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Maetarcana
Sts Rail
Ogtval Studes Aeronautrs
Washington
Fven
Mag Te
George Oakley
Sauney Auanier
Ieee
Rheims
Uch
Washington-fallimere
Thomas F. Walsh
Tent
Wastlegton Aero Club
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Ffeer
Seal Cove
Memitan
Anotes
Dave
Vaett Times
Watt
JoMwie Stesant
UNIVE
Sina
Jos
Ancle Jov
Hminds
Fusion
Strug
Parsons
Brooklye
Borrowi Dh
Baynor
Colin Armstrong
M'Cabe Wickersham
Roosevelt
Tokyo
Hirobumi Tto
Harbin
Manchu
Prince Tto
China
Manchuria
Tzu
Qugnraia
Katsura
Prince Tio
Frings Ito
Yokohama
Dairen
Tio
Ife
Torea
Tie
Oise
Hirokuni
Europe
Bunkicin
Kat~ Sun
Komura
Darren
Prince Jia
Yokotama
Twate
Ita
A, Kokovsof
Tin
Ana
Prince Ito
Valle
Kawakan
Tanaka
South Menthurian
Whoadd
Tie Pryce
Rice
Razor
Fae Wari
Horace Taft III
Gen. Howard
Woashington
Sunset Rowte
Vay
Mrs. Anderson
T. U
Thaw
von Bernstorff
Mexico
Tabasca
Penon de i Nomera
Woroecy
Ruxeter
Orientel
Slyan
Lodar
Sloan's
Aero Fund
Washington Aviation
Washington - Baltimore
Norfolk & Washington Steamboat Company
Clarence F. Normont
Charles J. Bell
Christian Hearth
Edward F. Abner
Orrin G. Staplen
E. J. Stellwagen
Lew Woodoury
George Oakley Totten, Jr
A&w
Mustarlant
Baebes
Newsparr
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