Girl Held Captive in London Theater Cellar
A London reported disappearance and captivity of Barbara Lapeniinin, daughter of Alexander Lapeniinin, a former governor of Reval, with Russian and English connections. Police investigations reveal a suspected abduction tied to political intrigue, threats to self harm, and international diplomatic sensitivity amid a crowd of rumors and security notes from the Russian embassy.
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London
Barbare Laponienin Daugher
Uexander Laponichin
Reval
Scottand
Barbara
Anil
Fertera
Iseira Fein
Althoust
Beliot
Foreign Office
Unclear court scene in Berlin draws massive crowd today
A chaotic Berlin court scene is described with a huge turnout as judgments are awaited. The text mentions factions, foreign officials, and a prominent figure Harden, amid political tension and public disorder.
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Court House
Berlin
Tokabetha Wellabinian Pest
Orlier Tha
Paris
Kimo von Moltke
Masteninen Harden Calor
Hej Winterrate
Archduke Ferdinand Reported Dying Amid Court Turmoil
Fragmentary dispatches from Salzburg report Archduke Ferdinand in poor health and nearing death. The text mentions ex counts and various royal connections, with unclear details about lineage, marriages, and the Austrian court, reflecting turmoil among listed noble families and recent shifts in titles and positions.
Independent Democrats Face Ballot Strain in Maryland Primary
Voters in Maryland face a high stakes primary where independents and Democrats may split ballots. The discussion centers on whether to back Senatorial contenders and county officials, with calls for strategic voting to influence party outcomes and top-ticket support. Strong emphasis on party loyalty, turnout, and the impact on the Democratic slate.
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Democrata
Maryland
Hartimore
Jude
Promary
Fede Senoras'y
Anderstada
Asul
Ftuke Benoter
Geenen
Tot Howard
County of
Gor
Ted
Jacob J Svernyt
Crodute
Ail
Guy Werdeld
Gorm
Warfield
Dentoord
Woman Assassin Condemned by Terrorists in St Petersburg
In St Petersburg a young woman, Ned a5 dle Regednnisova, shot and killed General Maximaruky, claiming to be an emissary of revolutionary terrorists aiming to punish officials of the regime. She fired seven bullets, was captured, and faces charges as an assassin. The event follows a wave of terrorism targeting high officials and prison authorities.
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St Petersburg
Get
Madtmoll
Ministry of the Interior
He Sonerst
Umm Rumson Raons
U 15
Asmancinayen
Regednnisova
Eschaslit
Puniching Yaoomottsky
Utera
Neutsty
Boroduhn
Vitory
Muréa
Ana Reech
Allen Ragerinnike
Polvis Gallery
Wampurta
Nevarthelesa
Gan Afari
Motrsky
Proun
Fall Kills Banker Suffering From Apoplexy In Air S
A banker, Mr Henderson, died after apparently suffering apoplexy while attempting to get fresh air near a window. He was found dying in his home with injuries that suggested a fall, and coroner Shrady later ruled cerebral injuries as the cause alongside heart failure. Henderson held multiple high posts including president of the Henderson Estate Company and director of several firms. He resided at 27 Host Street and his servant Mary discovered him. The death was reported to the coroner by midafternoon. The case lists extensive corporate memberships and community roles.
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Vather
Countes
Saxony
Montguese
Bovlea
Leopold
Leopold Waohiting
Tor Narre
Fiennese
Yovenat
New Fork
Mendelson
Noosa
Ms Hérha
le Hurne
Henderson
As Home
Hiahomie
Shrady
Henderss Gan
Mary Lynel
Foster
James
West Mitty-tourdalreet
I Anderson
Wellana
Alona
Mr. Hemtersohs
Mary
Yas Morkine
Mr Benderood
Ying
Abr
Abe
Henderson Estate Company
Huai
Matteawan Manufacturing Company
Atlantic
Campiany
Mutual Life
Bowery Savings Bank
New York
Half Clad Freshmen Tied to Trees Amid Campus Turmoil
In a troubling incident at the State School of Mines, dozens of sophomores allegedly dragged freshmen from their beds and tied them to trees. Reportedly the attack followed a dispute over uniform colors, with freshmen forced to wear green capes and yellow buttons as sophomores demanded discipline.
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Balla
Rumtat
Denselvalzy
State School of
Mince
Elevex Die in Church Fight Amid Festival Turmoil
A violent clash at a local festival left Elevex dead and Praumts and Gendever Badamsr wounded. Police and gendarmes intervened as the riot intensified near CzamoV a venue, with several casualties reported and ongoing investigations.
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Elevex
Praumts
Gendever
Czamova
Acta
Auvin Persins
Jewelry Heist Leaves No Clue in Norwel Case
In Norwich a theft of 37,000 in jewelry occurred as burglars escaped with no trace. The described residence and accomplice leads failed to yield identifiable suspects or a clear pattern, with investigators noting damaged and unclear notes from the scene. Frederic LZ. Osgood is mentioned in connection with the case but no decisive evidence emerged.
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Berglars
Norwel
Com
Norwich
Valle
Frederic LZ. Osgood
Birmingham Dry Victory Prompts Large Prohibition Wager
In Jefferson County Alabama the Birmingham area swung dry with Prohibitionists leading by about 1500 votes. Bets placed by both sides abounded with even money and extra wagers on margins. The vote drew thousands of women and children to the polls, and bookmakers predicted Dempsey and other bets as part of the broader betting scene surrounding the era's referendum.
Grant Family Reunion and Presidential Honor at Congress Center
Gen Fredanck D Grant was elected President of the Shear Association at the First Congressional Chitralizew held this afternoon in Windsor Conn. Attendees included Josep Enetra Stokes of New York and Gen Frederick Grant York who served as secretary and treasurer. The event closed with a banquet and speeches highlighting Grant family unity.
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Fredanck
Grant
Shear Avsociation
Winsor Conn
Fretetek Dent Grant
Josep Enetra' Stokes
New York
Alse
Prealden
Mrederick
Grant York
Ah Grane
Secretary for Nominee Mentioned in Stale Speech
A Mnnesota representative said Secretary Tawney may be a preferred pick for the Republican nomination as President Roosevelt’s stance and party sentiment shape the path to next year’s convention. He noted Minnesota delegates would align with Beardary Taft delegates if needed.
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Beardary Taft
Roosevelt
Wheat Decline Triggers Liquidation on Wall Street
Washington and Chicago mark a tense trading day as wheat futures plunge amid inflation fears. Traders report sharp selloffs from widespread spillover, with December delivery dropping and policy talk of freer exports to ease shortages.
Troops March On Utes In Cheyenne River Clash
Unverified reports claim troops push toward a Ute camp on the Cheyenne River frontier. Indians reportedly resist compulsion to work as pursuers close in. Rhetoric describes violence with chiefs threatening to shoot if forced. Poor spelling and fragmented lines obscure precise details.
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Pere & Dale
Cheyenne
Blove
Tadlin
Riot at Coal Yard Sparks Violent Clash in Communipow
In New York on October 3 a mass clash broke out as striking workers attacked the Burt Brothers Coal Company yard in Communipow. Bricks and stones struck police and nonunion drivers, with mounted police and guards facing volleys of stones as crews attempted to move coal trucks. Dozens of strikebreakers were wounded. some officers fired into the air as the melee spread, ending with carts stalled and workers retreating to protection.
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Seadal
Tha Watrerouge
Coe
New York
Burt Brothers Cul Company
Communipuw
Era
Youley
Cayta
SLAIN NEPHEW HELD AS KEY SUSPECT IN FARMER MURDER
Police report Absolam Magee’s nephew Jerety Farmer was arrested and jailed as a witness after giving conflicting stories about the murder near Washington Cort. Detectives hold him while reviewing his explanations and the clothing and shoes found at the police quarters.
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Meadex
Jerety
Poeta Lo
Washingen Cort
Atlantic City
Jaenh Frese
Absolam Magee
Chelses
To Ites
Cyty
Nalé
Breas
Wewalting
Rogers Found Guilty in Your Degree Murder Trial
In Goshen Crane County on October 28 Charles H B Rogers was found guilty of murder in the second degree for the killings of Whitn T Olney Pred Olney and Alise Tagerick. Justice Tompios ordered a sentence by Thursday and said any prisoner's motions would be heard then. The case involved the Giney brothers William and Beetra and the town housekeeper George Ingerich and Alice, with details read aloud at the trial.
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Munter
Tuple
Midktowa
Qet
Charles HB. Rogers
Whitn T Olney
Pred Olney
Alise Tagerick
Aniaied
Tompios
Coun
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Giney
William
Beet Ra
Fermasra
Howe Town
George Ingerich
Alice
Yonkers Strike Ends After Wage Talks Reach Settlement
Yonkers labor dispute concludes as negotiators led by President Edward A. Maher reach a compromise with strikers' representatives I EB Dreenan Rev Charles E Cerlez and George Ray. The firm agrees to recognize the union and appoint an assistant superintendent from the workers. Wages rise 25 cents per hour, with arbitration to settle further disputes.
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Yonkers
Eiwerd A. Maher
Charles E Cerlez
George Ray
Muon
Motorman Loses Control In Fire Truck Collision
A collision on Rhode Island Avenue near Fourteenth Street involved Truck No 4 from the local fire department and a southbound streetcar. The wreck left the truck severely damaged and several passengers injured or shaken, with the motorman blaming slippery tracks and lacking sand to prevent the crash. Firemen aided victims and the crowd evacuated as investigators began.
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Tisitict Fire Department
Rhode Inland Avenue
Atriar
Miller
Talied Avenue
Daniel Williams
Martin
Betty
Epted
Tim Street
Wies
Fragetore
Baby Girl Halts Court Scene In Imprisoned Mother's Trial
In a tense session Judge Winder heard Mary Sladek accused of poisoning her parents Frank and Minnie Mette. The infant Liberty, born during Sladek's imprisonment, remained in custody as the mother resisted the proceedings. A request for a wet nurse led to delays and guardianship steps as officers guarded the courtroom.
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Auddon
Mary Sladek
Ieltea
Frank
Minry
Mette
Wloden
Orin Inn
Prikesee
Whch
Liverty
Apakling
Uitte
Hunt on the Border: Helena Party Returns from Expedition
Special to The Washington Prat reports Helena figures William Leechenstor Thomse H. Garter and Thomas WGiller Cates States essayer, and HW Hyld, president of the Yalonstine Park Transperia. The group on an expedition near Wonder land returned to their homes from Livingston with two mountain sheep and deer. Loeb has departed for Washington.
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Washington Prat
Helena
William Leechenstor
Thomse H. Garter
Thomas WG Iiller
Cates
HW Hyld
Yalonstine Park
Transperia
Siste Ang
Livingston
Lestichlea
Meat Cut Ten Per Cent In Omaha Packing Prices
Omaha packing houses plan to cut meat prices by about ten percent and expect further reductions. A. Cudahy of the Cudahy Packing Company said that fares of all commodities would likely be reduced. the current scandal is seen as створing broader value decreases.
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Omaha
Nebr
A. Cudahy
Oudahy Packing Company
Cleveland T Voters Call Republican Rule in New Jersey Event
Former President Grover Cleveland writes from Princeton about Democratic opposition to Republican control in New Jersey. The letter supports Frank Xatzenbeck Jr. for governor and urges economy and honest service, pledging to restore public rights and reform abuses. Cleveland visits Princeton and speaks at Trevedon amid mixed party attendance.
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Trenton
Vints Sage Et Praceton
Beyard Stockton
Grover Cleveland
Frank Kutnenbeck Jr
Oras
Treutay
New Jesus
Frank
Estenbach Jr
New Jersey
New Jermes
Tye
Prmseton
Jorfol
Princeton
Frank Xatreybeth
Hatzenbech
Grover Claveinnt
Democrata
Kae
Weston Begins Long Walk From Forsland to Chicago
Pedestrian Weston, famed for a 40 year record, plans a novel trek from Forsland to Chicago to cover a century of travel. He will be escorted by witnesses to document the journey, aiming to surpass previous durations as he toes along in measured steps.
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Forsland
Mane
Cincabe
New York
Edward Payson Weston
Glerted
Tren
Chun Weston
Porthend
Chicags
Portland
Chicago
Westen
Copper Rush and Bank Runs Shatter Markets Abroad
The article reports large copper sales abroad easing money strain while U S banks face suspensions and runs. Imports of gold to New York rise as trust companies struggle to pay out to depositors. Wall Street stabilizes briefly as copper prices soar and banking deposits recover modestly amid cautious liquidity.
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Gmc
Hatshono Jk
New York
Strungrties
Benking- Quarters
de Luce Aurive
Tosine Saxe
Plarport Morgin
United Metals Selling Company
Copmar
Hey
Gisdlp
Aples
Thin Company
Nnfui
Wiebt Milous
New Fores Bank
Wall Street
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Nosmiertake
Lapeniinin
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Pillen
de Rossa
Mira Pursell
Thanuet
Barrera
Acadan
Blackotes
Eaghh
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Maximaruky
Toosnor
Gor Borodutin
Akatul
Siberia
Mile
Gem Nwytmertaky
Terrdevitt
Pellue
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Bekeil
Mada Yrefer
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Sentem
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Fuseia
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Midelity Hank Tie Ot Mowork Insurance Company
Gikor- Ably Trust Company
New Tork
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Mutts Tram Company
Westeherer County
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Chamber of Vomfiatea
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Ageatt
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Trost Company
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Dlhsola Trust Company
Panka
Ehocke
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