Ship Lost Four Dead as Leaning Liner Wrecks in Fundy Gale
Lastport Maine October reports a steamship bound from Glasgow to St John and Baltimore struck a shoal off Seal Island in Bay of Fundy during a heavy gale. Fourteen lost with a boat, six rescued, twenty or more crew unaccounted, including Newman and others. Survivors saved after clinging to wreckage as the vessel drifted in turbulent seas at night. The vessel carried pig iron, phosphates, whisky, and other cargo from Donaldson & Co. agents.
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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
Dave
Vaett Times
Watt
Wester
LSC
Tha
Det Reese Company
Donaldson Due
Undefined fragment prompts a cautious reconstruction
The readable lines describe fragmented mentions of names and places such as Ulrika Ona Abe Morr and Camden near Mount TimMlio. The passage hints at a ceremonial or organizational context with references to a Royal Slaves group and a distinctive area. No clear event or outcome is established.
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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 Detroit Convention
In Detroit on an October day a proposal by Rev I W Perkins of Lynn Mass to centralize power and create a single president of the Universalist Church in the United States failed by a few votes to reach the required two thirds at the biennial convention. The matter was tabled for the next clennial gathering as a similar plan from two years prior had been ruled out of order.
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Sal
Detroit
Mich
The
Universalist Church
I. W. Perkins
Lynn
Mass
Lam
United States
New York
Greater
Tammany
Ior
Diamonds Strewn On Park Row After Theft
A ragged man smashed Hyman Greenberg’s jewelry shop window on Park Row New York and snatched gems worth 1000 dollars. A policeman grappled with the suspect as the jeweler and a clerk recovered the diamonds. The prisoner claimed 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 Progress Tour
President Taft arrived in Hickman Kentucky after two and a half hours on the Mississippi River and gave a speech urging that river improvements wait until Ohio River work is completed. He backed deep-water development and cautioned funding be careful with bonds and current funds used for the project.
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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
Tammany in dread as fusion ticket fights for votes
New York’s late campaign mood shows Tammany fears of Gaynor victory while Bannard and Hearst backers clash over lines of attack. Suppressed funds and graft claims swirl as Parson’s aides deny Nov for Hearst, and GOP pressure aims to peel off wavering Republicans.
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Hearst
Bannard
My. Hearst
Qto Gaynard
Tammany
Judge Gaynor
Judge
Gaynor
Confesses to Kansas City Farmhouse Slaying and Family Tragedy
James McMahon confessed to killing Alonzo Van Royen and Rose McMahon on a Kansas City area farm after a long quarrel over property. He admitted firing multiple shots, dragging a body, and then killing his sisters, with details given under sheriff supervision. He claimed to acted alone, blaming a heated family feud for the murders.
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Kansas City
Tames McMahon
Sherif
Patricke McMahon
Patrick Lume
Lansing
James McMahon
Mmilley
McMahon
T 9
Kising
van Rogen
McBtahon
Ween
Ernest
Tewan
Moniter
van Royens
Armstrong Library sale resumes at New York auction
The Colin Armstrong Library sale in New York resumed after October 19 with about 6,000 volumes. Highlights include an illuminated manuscript from northern France, Henry James novels in 24 volumes, Kipling Sirdar book in 24 volumes, and Hugo translated novels, with prices ranging from 5 to 120 dollars. Remaining volumes to be sold.
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Washington Post
New York
Coliin Armstrong
France
Henry James
McCabe Wickersham’s Aid Named Stone Pick Revoked
Arthur J. Ric Cabe of Topeka acts as assistant to Attorney General Wickersham per L. H. Greenwood. President Tat asked Gov. Stubbs to choose two men. Gov. Stubbs selected Robert Stone of Topeka. Senator Curtis led a delegation protesting to the President and the appointment was revoked. McCabe had named Cabe weeks earlier, kept secret until now.
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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 with explorers
A British party led by Col Roosevelt and Kermit Roosevelt arrives in Londiana East Attica to dry for Nairobi and meet Gad E Akerly while gathering specimens. The expedition proceeds toward Er-Agama Ravina later the day, Conninghame excluded.
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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 Flees After Ito Shooting
Prince Ito of Korea and Japan is assassinated at Harbin station as he met the Russian finance minister. The youth Crown Prince of Korea is inconsolable, and Japan declares national mourning. A Korean gunman and two companions claim the action, while officials vow to maintain policy.
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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
Tie
Widow Mabel Beauchain Found Dead in Aragon Hotel
In Jacksonville on Oct 26 Mrs Mabel A Beauchain widow of Boston patent medicine maker John L Beauchain was found in her room with a self administered razor wound. Dr B E Banker who accompanied her reported they planned marriage. Believed to fear an operation.
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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 T Taft brother of the President brings his wife to Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore for examination by Dr Harvey Cushing. Doctors say an operation is likely the next day and 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 O. Howard Dies at Burlington Home
Maj. Gen. Oliver Otis Howard retired officer described as a leading Civil War commander died suddenly at his Burlington Vermont home. He fought at Bull Run, Fair Oaks, Antietam, Gettysburg and Chattanooga, led Shermans march, directed the Freedmen Bureau, later West Point superintendent, and was honored by the Senate in 1908.
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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 165 Little Victims in Collingwood School Fire
A memorial in Lake View Cemetery honors 165 children who died in the Collingwood School fire on March 4, 1908. School children donated pennies, and the village council raised funds, with contributions totaling around $500.
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Cleveland
United States
Lake View
Collingwood
Vilage Council
Collinawoox
Luda
Delaware Battleship Sets Sail After Record Tests
The Delaware returned to Newport News Shipbuilding to be placed in commission after speed tests off Rockland Maine reaching 31.8 knots the greatest for a first class battleship. The North Dakota sister ship of the Delaware recently qualified in Rockland and faced sea trials near Cape Cod before dry docking for boiler test. The North Dakota is the first American battleship with turbine engines and must reach at least 18 knots to meet contract.
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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
Mrs FO Anderson, in a letter to her son, confessed she killed her husband and planned suicide. She was taken into custody after alighting from a streetcar. Mind believed deranged. Elmer Unesol found father mortally wounded at home with three gunshot wounds in the back after receiving the letter. Woman’s whereabouts since Saturday unknown.
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Warren
FO. Anderson
Unesol
Elmer
Lolmire
Notting
T U FOR SUFFRAGE IN OMAHA CONVENTION
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union session approves seven officers and nine resolutions focusing on female suffrage and intelligent qualifications for voting. A call is made for a federal law to regulate interstate liquor shipments and to abolish intoxicating sales in the Panama Canal Zone.
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Omaha Nem
Woman's Christian Temperance Union Convention
Congress
Thaw loses appeal over commitment to Matteawan Hospital
Harry Thaw’s appeal challenging his commitment to Matteawan State Hospital for the criminal insane after his acquittal of murder was overruled. The Court of Appeals affirmed the lower court’s dismissal of the habeas corpus writ, upholding Justice Mills’s ruling in White Plains and the state estate division decision.
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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 Arrival of German Ambassador
German Ambassador von Bernstorff arrives in New York aboard the Kronprinz Wilhelm from Cherbourg with his family. The party is met by crowds as the dignitary steps ashore at the steamer landing, signaling a formal return to U.S. soil amid ongoing diplomatic exchanges.
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New York
Count von Bernstorff
Teddy
Kronprinz
Wilhelm Fron
Fatal Flood in Mexico After Cloudburst and Weekslong Rain
A catastrophic flood sweeps large regions in Mexico after three weeks of rain. Rivers rise across states washing away homes leaving thousands homeless and feeding 1,009 refugees in shelters. Cities like Santa Rosa and Usumacinta valley inundated. hundreds of families displaced. Local authorities consider federal aid as the situation worsens with widespread devastation.
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Mega Cis
Tre Pete
Vaseo
Grijalva
Aliste
Hinaguillo
Tenosique
Jalapa
Tlacotalpam
Tapa
Santa Rose
Mescalapa
Santa Rosa
Nea
Aero Fund Started in Baltimore Will Support Aviation Contests
A Baltimore effort, led by a prominent DC supporter, forms the Aero Fund to raise a guaranteed 500,000 for international aviation contests. The Committee of 100, with 300 local business leaders, backs hosting events in the Washington region between the capital and Baltimore, aiming to bring major aviation competition to the area.
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Washington
Monumental City
Thomas F. Walsh
Financing Washington Baltimore aviation meet of 1910
Washington officials and business leaders formed a committee to raise at least fifty thousand dollars to guarantee and cover expenses for the Washington Baltimore international aviation meet of 1910. Thomas F Walsh announced a starter fund of about eleven thousand dollars as participants pledged support. The goal is to marshal funds totaling around 160000 for the event.
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Washington Aviation
Washington - Baltimore
Thomas F. Walsh
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
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 falls air meet eyed by Maetarcana and officials
Commissioner Maetarcana presides at the meeting outlining aims of a national aviation congress to be held in Washington and Baltimore in 1910. He argues the site will attract foreign aviators, boost receipts, and foster progress in air travel, noting the host city’s suitability and past aviation effort.
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Ruxeter
Sloan's
St Gad
Erly
Todar
Messrs
Bovatan
Fifthaveuur
Hewee
Washington
Bersta
Altes
Maetarcana
Sts Rail
Ogtval Studes Aeronautrs
Fven
Mag Te
George Oakley
Sauney Auanier
Ieee
Rheims
Uch
Washington-fallimere
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Baynor
Becker
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Sherif Becker
Taggart
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Plat
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Van
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Lon
Colin Armstrong
M'Cabe Wickersham
Roosevelt
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Tio
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Torea
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Oise
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Europe
Bunkicin
Kat~ Sun
Komura
Darren
Prince Jia
Yokotama
Twate
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Razor
Fae Wari
Horace Taft III
Gen. Howard
Sherman
Nez Perces
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Vay
Mrs. Anderson
T. U
Thaw
von Bernstorff
Mexico
Tabasca
Penon de i Nomera
Woroecy
Aero Fund
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Baebes
Tent
Wastlegton Aero Club
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