Ship Lost Off Bay of Fundy With Four Dead
A troubled steamer bound from Glasgow to St John struck a shoal in the Bay of Fundy amid a heavy gale. At least four revives were lost. six crew and twenty or more others were last seen as the ship sank. Survivors later reported the crew and passengers clinging to wreckage as rescue efforts continued through treacherous seas. The vessel carried pig iron, ammonia, whisky and other cargo bound for the port.
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Bay of Fundy
Glasgow
St. John
Pundy
Scul Cove
Manan
Donaldson
St John
Baltimore
Newman
Leeelock
Walier
Abu Saly Stewart
Stamen Keen
Neagnegh Madluas Seal Island
Middle Watch
John
Ffeer
Seal Cove
Memitan
Jie
Wester
LSC
Tha
Det Reese Company
Donaldson Due
Undefined fragment reflects local event in Camden and Mount TimMlio
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Camden and Mount TimMlio, a royal context, and names such as Ulrika Ona Abe Morr. Details are unclear due to garbled input, but the piece seems to reference a regional activity or meeting with royal or superior implications affecting a local area.
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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
In Detroit Michigan on October an amendment by Rev I W Perkins to alter church governance failed by a few votes at the Universalist Church biennial convention to require a two thirds majority It would have created a single national President of the Universalist Church in the United States The proposal was tabled to the next clennial convention and had previously been ruled out of order two years earlier
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Sal
Detroit
Mich
The
Universalist Church
I. W. Perkins
Lynn
Mass
Lam
United States
Diamonds Spill On Park Row Store Robbery
A ragged robber hurled a stone through Hyman Greenberg’s jewelry shop window on Park Row and grabbed gems worth 1000 dollars as a policeman struggled with him. The man gave the name William Ray and was charged with grand larceny.
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New York
Park Row
Hyman Greenberg
William Ray
Taft Disagrees With Taft on Mississippi River Plans
President Taft, in Hickman Kentucky, urged delaying Mississippi River improvements until Ohio River work is completed, urging focus on demonstrated, affordable projects. He spoke after brief appearances in Cape Girardeau and Cairo, amid a moonlit river voyage with governors aboard, while Governor Cannon backed pay-as-you-go funding and opposed bonds.
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Mississippi
Ohio
Hickman
Taft
Kentucky
New Orleans
Big River
Cape Girardens
Gatro
Agrippa
St Paul
Joe
Talt
Unite Joe
Tye Bol
Hus
Tamman y in dread rival fusion ticket struggle for bigger vote
New York Vet 24 reports the final campaign week in Greater New York as Tammany battles Bannard and Hearst for city control while Gaynor’s fate hangs on charity funds and newspaper endorsements. Editors split, Hearst and Gaynor plots clash, and managers push battlegrounds to sway GOP voters.
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New York
Greater
Tammany
Ior
Confesses Slayer Planned Family Tragedy on Farm
James McMahon of Kansas City Missouri confessed to killing Alonzo Van Royen and Rose McMahon then shooting Rose and his sister as part of a long quarrel over property. He described luring victims to a woods scene and house, firing multiple shots, and hiding valuables while planning to flee. He testified under guard after a two hour interrogation and offered a $500 reward for the arrest of accomplices.
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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
Armstrong Library Auction Realizes Large Sums in New York
The Colin Armstrong Library sale resumed in New York with about 6000 volumes. Notable pieces included an illuminated manuscript from northern France selling for 120 dollars, Henry James novels at 24 volumes for 2 dollars, Kipling’s The Sirdar Book for 20 dollars, and Hugo translations for 5 percent. Remaining volumes to be auctioned later.
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Washington Post
New York
Coliin Armstrong
France
Henry James
McCabe Wickersham’s Aid Named Stone Pick Revoked
Topeka report states Arthur J. Ric Cabe of Topeka acted as assistant to Attorney General Wickersham per L. H. Greenwood. President Taft sought Gov. Stubbs to choose two men for the post. Gov. Stubbs selected Robert Stone of Topeka, but a later Curtis-led delegation protested to the President and the appointment was revoked.
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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 in East Attica detours for Nairobi
A cryptic Londonian style report notes Col. Roosevelt with Kermit Edmund and others journeying to Nairobi to meet Gad E Akerly who is gathering specimens. The party, except Conninghunge, proceeds toward Er-Agama Ravina this afternoon amid unclear details.
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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 as Assassin Boasts of Act
Tokyo reports Prince Ito Hirobumi, age 66, assassinated at Harbin station by a Korean gunman who fired as he approached the Russian finance minister. Crown Prince of Korea, sobbing in Japan, mourns deeply. Japan declares national mourning with embassies at half mast. Prince Ito’s death shocks empire. funeral and honors to follow with high ceremony.
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Hermit Empire
Mikado
Tokyo
Hirobumi Tto
Japan
Korea
Harbin
Manchu
Prince Tto
China
Manchuria
Tzu
Qugnraia
Katsura
Prince Tio
Frings Ito
Princ Ito
Mgsves
Ture
Prinesto
Princesto
Ita
A, Kokovsof
Tha
Tin
Ana
Prince Ito
Valle
Kawakan
Tanaka
South Menthurian
Whoadd
Tie Pryce
Ansagsin
Tie
Widow Mabel Beauchain Dies by Self Inflicted Wound
In Jacksonville, Mrs Mabel A Beanclsin of Boston was found dying in her Aragon Hotel room with a razor used from Dr B E Banker who accompanied her. The widow of a patent medicine maker, she and Banker were reportedly to wed. Death attributed to fear of an operation.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Mabel A. Beanclsin
Boston
Mass
Herroom
Aragon Hotel
B. EB. Banker
New York
Beauchain
Banker
Mrs Taft's Wife Taken to Johns Hopkins Hospital
Horace T Taft brother of the President takes his wife to Johns Hopkins Hospital. Dr Harvey Cushing examines and deems an operation necessary. An operation likely tomorrow. Taft family has taken a suite at the Stanford Hotel.
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Johns Hopkins Hospital
Washington Fort
Baltimore
Horace T. Taft
Harvey Cushing
Stat
Cushing
Tatt
Stafford Hotel
Gen Oliver Otis Howard dies after long career in Civil War
Special to The Washington Post from Burlington Vermont reports Maj. Gen. Oliver Otis Howard retired and died at his home from angina pectoris. He served as brigadier during the Civil War after Bull Run to Gettysburg and Chattahooga, led freedmen bureau, commanded West Point, and was honored by the Senate in 1908. He authored war memoirs and founded Lincoln Memorial University.
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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
Joseph
Department of the Platte
Omake
Department of the Pacific
Governors Island
Department of the East
Senate
Howard Ooers
Ust
Lincoln Memorial University
Cumberland Gap
Tenn
Gen
Monument To Little Victims Fares From School Fire
Memorial plan in Lake View Cemetery honors 165 children who perished in the Collingwood School fire on March 4 1908. Children across the United States contributed pennies and the village council of Collingwood donated 500 dollars to the fund while a new collection raised ninety dollars for the memorial.
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Cleveland
United States
Lake View
Collingwood
Vilage Council
Collinawoox! Luda” Oaed
Delaware Returns After Record Battlefleet Trial At Newport News
The battleship Delaware sailed back to Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Co after successful speed tests off Rockland Maine reaching a record 31.8 knots. The ship now heads for commission and official naval tests marking a first for turbine-powered battleships. The North Dakota, sister ship, will face trials near Cape Cod before dry docking for the final government tests.
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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 After Letter
Mrs F O Anderson wrote to her son Saturday claiming she killed her husband and would die by her own hand. She was taken into custody in Warren after alighting from a streetcar. Police believe her mind is deranged. Elmer Unesol learned of the event and found his father dead with three gunshot wounds, the family home five miles from the city. The woman has since vanished, last seen in a large town.
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Warren
FO. Anderson
Unesol
Elmer
Lolmire
Notting
T U FOR SUFFRAGE
Omaha Nem veteran delegates at the Woman's Christian Temperance Union session adopt nine resolutions. They urge female suffrage with qualifications based on intelligence and urge Congress to curb interstate liquor shipments by federal control and to abolish intoxicating goods in the Panama Canal Zone.
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Omaha Nem
Woman's Christian Temperance Union Convention
Congress
Thaw Lose Appeal Over Commitment To Matteawan Hospital
Harry Thaw’s challenge to his commitment as criminally insane was rejected by the New York Court of Appeals. The ruling confirmed the appellate action and upheld the dismissal of Thaw’s habeas corpus writ, leaving Matteawan State Hospital as the legal custody.
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New York
Albany
Harry Ky Thaw
Matteawan State Hospital
Buanford White
Court of Appeals
An Estate Division
Second Department
Supreme Court
Justce Mills
White Plains
Charles Morschause
Harry
United State Supreme Court
Von Bernstorff Returns With Family to New York
German ambassador to the United States arrives in New York aboard the Kronprinz Wilhelm from Cherbourg with his family. The arrival marks a high profile diplomatic return as authorities and observers watch closely for implications of the envoy’s reentry to American soil.
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New York
Count von Bernstorff
Teddy
Kronprinz
Wilhelm Fron
Fatal Flood in Mexico Leaves City Gripped by Disaster
A cloudburst after three weeks of rain floods large regions in Mexico from north to south. Cities like Aliste and Santa Rosa suffer widespread inundation, thousands homeless, and over a thousand fed at the city’s expense. Rivers Megascalapa and Usumacinta swell as villagers evacuate. relief and federal aid are anticipated amid extensive property loss.
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Mega Cis
Tre Pete
Vaseo
Grijalva
Aliste
Hinaguillo
Tenosique
Jalapa
Tlacotalpam
Tapa
Santa Rose
Mescalapa
Santa Rosa
Nea
Aviation contests urged near Washington and Baltimore
A committee of 100 led by a Washington DC advocate plans a fifty thousand to six hundred thousand dollar guarantee to promote international aviation events in the region between Washington and Baltimore. Thomas F Walsh aims to save $500,000 and will witness the contest.
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Washington
Monumental City
Thomas F. Walsh
Financing Washington Baltimore aviation meet 1910
A Washington meeting of business leaders advanced plans to raise at least fifty thousand dollars as a guarantee and to cover expenses for the Washington Baltimore international aviation meet of 1910. Thomas F. Walsh led subscriptions totaling around eleven thousand dollars as a starter. Charles C. Glover was named chairman of a committee to secure the full funding and organize West plans with prominent figures from Baltimore Philadelphia Alexandria and Washington.
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Mpetus
Washington
Grover Vil
Ligcone Mallee
Meyer J Barry Michool
Baltimore
Col
Jeron Wy Joyce
Relub
Adolph Gosling
Philadelphia
Manor Pass
Alexardria
Reading
Thomas FW
Hellu
Aimlu
United States
Washington Baltimore aviation meet urged by commissioner
Commissioner Maetarcana presides urging Washington to host the 1910 Washington Baltimore international aviation meet. He cites national interest during the past year, expects foreign aviators and visitors, and notes receipts may cover expenses like Rheims. Thomas F. Walsh of the Washington Aero Club stresses air mastery as a defining human achievement amid rapid progress.
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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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