Overdue crew vessel believed wrecked near Cape Horn
A derelict vessel sighted near the Cape Horn vicinity is believed to have founder the crew of 40 is long overdue. Reports note the ship, possibly the Frigate or steamer Arthur Sewall, was last seen during storms near the Horn and Straits of Magellan as rescuers search for survivors and wreckage.
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York
Arthur Sewall
Cape Hors
Terra We Fexuen
Straits of Mauviiin
Sewall
Andi
Wienag
Mar
sHerchand Marie Bay
Atratia
Mastrad Square
Strange Birds in New York Describe Local Flocks
A fragmentary account notes unfamiliar birds in New York with four primary individuals of indigo and reddish brown plumage. Distinct yellow stripes on crests and feathery tufts mark each bird, with three displaying grey wing patterns. The report suggests migration and novel behavior observed by residents.
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Oath
Mrz Powel
Mevea Wits Hull
MANS TOOTH XILLS DENTIST Pesca Infreta
A man suffered severe dental work injury when a dentist allegedly jabbed a tool into his hand. He bled heavily and endured three hours of intense pain before succumbing to the injury. The incident, noted by Ninod Ang, involved instrument mishandling during relief efforts and medical distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pesca
Ninod Ang
Suferca Trom
La Follette nomination shaping Republican conference
Local Republican leaders move to promote Robert M C La Follette for president as the party seeks a candidacy that would unite factions. A committee was formed today to organize support and present the plan to the convention and voters.
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Eommattes
Miyinon
Arsinete
Robert WC la
Uitendax
Man saves three as he is killed by train at Greensburg station
In a Greensburg express incident, Mason leaped onto the tracks to push a woman, a child, and a man to safety just as an oncoming train struck him. The passengers escaped the platform, while Mason died saving them. His widow mourns his loss.
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Hern
Pothang
Cid
Dee
Pittsburg
Penn‘auteomie
Campaurs
Union Paralller
Weman Ani Chlia
Ilis
Mano
Fire Panic at Harlem Church Causes Injuries Amid Moving Picture
A lamp used for a moving picture machine exploded during a Biblically themed display at the Harlem Bop fiat Church. In the rush to exit, 500 children and attendees trampled one another. The pastor sustained facial and hand injuries. Maud Raeptherdr, aged six, and Acnle Brel, seven, were among seven severely hurt. The scene of chaos damaged the building.
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Maud Raeptherdr
Mutual Life Auction Reveals Historic Furniture at Silo Gallery
Trustees of Mutual Life Insurance unveil a private showroom refurbishment funded at $9000 by artist imports from France. The McCurdy era is recalled as 36 pieces go on sale with prior notice in Washington and New York coverage.
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Geatly
McCurdy
Ota
Hasamer
Washington Post
New York
Silo Art Gallerien
Mutual Lite Taeqyance Company
Hoban McCurdy
France
Recor
Million-dollar swindle charged in New York stock case
Police say James B Lytle, 49, of Minneapolis, defected from the Hotel Knickerbocker and swindled stock buyers in nonmetals firms. He allegedly sold over 2000000 watts of stock and fled. authorities claim the Automatic Nee ole Company involved had no assets. Investigators link the case to deaths and a chain of fraudulent schemes across several states.
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Seely
Westdoeton
New York
James B Lytle
Knickerposter
Whitch
Nelson W Clark
Lake Atrest Bridge
Smart
Lytle
Automatic
Neeole Company
Vayrurt
Harden Not Guilty In Turbulent Trial Fallout
Harden was found not guilty after a sensational courtroom drama marked by duels, public uproar, and intense press coverage. The verdict followed intense public attention to the von Moltke case and related political tensions, with supporters praising the acquittal amid calls for order as authorities moved to control demonstrations.
Trial Echoes Through Boston as Walker Death Sparks Turmoil
A courtroom scene near Boston erupted as a verdict was announced, with fans and reporters surged toward the editor amid shouting and chaos. The incident coincides with political tensions, socialist paper protests, and remarks on Col Walker at Mile Point, while Fort Banks mourns the loss of Col. Leverett Hickey and others connected to the defense commands.
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Arma
Catriet Tim
Iran
Aim
Boston
Fort Banks
Bowton
Col
Leverett
Walker 1
A. & Cocimanis
House
Whiaup
Denses
Barber
Banks
Walker
Pennsylvania
Nome
Eusemand
Forgerys and Trials Stir Istanbul Headlines in October
In a sprawling report from New York and Frankfurt circles, Eyman & Andrews face forgery charges tied to an Andrew B. Green debacle. District Attorney Jerome cites court plans as Andrews awaits trial while investigators pursue a false papers scheme linked to Pompeian exports and Olive oil shipments amid political tumult.
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New York
Eyman
Jerome Told
France
Rosairiay
Andrews
Corelga
Oributes
Cain
Reil
Geologist Overruled as Pike's Peak Height Is Revised
A Geological Survey engineer reduced Pike's Peak altitude by about forty feet after rejecting prior measurements. The prior height of 107 feet is corrected, with the new figure reflecting the updated measurements and relief in the area.
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Geologaen
Denver Cole
Geological Survey
Rumors of German Imperial Purge and Moltke Duel
An article reports courtly and military intrigue in Germany with the Kaiser silent on confrontations among high officials. Baron von Moltke challenges Count von Moltke to a duel for defamation. Harden declines. The affair draws numerous witnesses and touches on royal and military circles.
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Germany
Tilberts
Ehlet
Sta
Aimung
Baron von Eiby
Vou Moltkes
von Moltke
Vou
Elewse
von Stotke
Jon Vmortke
Fey
Farden
Vom Moltke
Harden
Pricey von Huglow
Princessu Bolenburs
Wilhelm Uvnenes
Downtow von Blue von Voltas
Hanien
Wees
Cork
von Mottite
Opurt Posmaarilie
Couait
Count von Meltke
Kaiser
von Meltke
Puflp von Eulenvarg
Philly
Wis
Ald
Enighia
Syndicate cash and stock dispute with Thomases escalates
New York banks report a Plexus syndicate dispute over Provident Savings Insurance assets. The Thomases allegedly promised $1,100,008 in cash and stock collateral for a holding company and Western Ice bonds, but only physical possession of assets has been delivered. A conference between representatives failed to resolve debts or deliveries, with calls for return of funds or securities and potential court action pending.
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Parse ‘Pola Syndicate
Thomases
Provident Savinge Insurance Company
Wes
Insurances Company
Provident
Western Tee Company
Orem
Knickerbocker
Philadelphians
Chomases
Asda
Josnet
Banka
Tim Thoms
Morgin J Obrien
Philnot
Thoma
Edward Tauiertoch
Thomaseu
Hrateh
Truk
Toomorrow
Woman’s Will Case Reveals Hindu Adoration Claims
A fragmentary note details Mrs Taylor worshiping an idol and a Hindu figure. Testimony describes a 16144 delegate to a congress of religions and a letter urging truth. The text mentions a husband who lied for twenty years and urged a widow’s claim in a disputed will.
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Womar
L. Taylor Grieus
Toledo Glico
Taylor
Taint O Hindoo
Clatage
Congress of Religions
Jackes
Mra
Hubkum
Beef for liquor scandal breathes through Brooklyn Navy Yard
Report from the Brooklyn Navy Yard details a wide illicit alcohol and food smuggling ring linked to wholesale smugglers and sailors. An admiral’s order requires inspection of all packages as yard watchmen note many bundles exiting with contraband.
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Broklyn
Waddington Post
Caspar
Brooklyn Navy
Heuer
Navy
Ttm
Waldorf Tragedy Recalled In Memoir of Fateful Fight
An insurance agent recounts a dramatic incident in Waldorf involving a late night affray with footpads. He describes a struggle that left him battered and robbed of valuables and lenses. An autopsy is planned to determine cause of death as investigators search for clues.
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Fetter
Ghost Relic Heist Attracts High Scene In Lavish Heist Tale
A phantom tale centers on the theft of Russian treasures valued around 11 million and medals from the Hermitage, with reports of staged violence, substitutions, and a Walcott Astoria hotel link. Detectives pursue a suspect while officials confirm the missing era items and a scheme to replace jewels with copper relays.
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Hinperita
Russie
Engineer Dies While Holding Throttle on Pennsylvania Bridge
Special to Telegrams reports engineer Charles Betters died in charge of a moving train on the Pennsylvania bridge over the river. He remained at the throttle to avert disaster as the engine stalled and began to fall, his body found pressed against the controls while attempting to stop the locomotive at depot junction.
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Pennsylvadia
Hver
Charles Ts Bettera
Ceers
Penns
Peanut Diet Dramatically Reduces Weight Losses Reported
A garbled clipping details a dramatic weight cut linked to a peanut based diet. It mentions Aurora, a 565 pound judge, and references a figure around sixty pounds lost. The piece hints at a reform trend among older men and a group gathering.
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Aurora
Expesta
Suxty
Fecwr
Cnet Duieo
Smelfis
Gustice Kiees
Utes Fight School Attendance as Troops Move to Osage Territory
A garbled report from St Paul notes Ute leaders defy orders to send children to school while chiefs claim Ute fear and tribal elders push to Washington to contest federal actions. Troops and police near the Bad Lands camp include cavalry from Fort Des Moines and Dept Downs officials seeking compliance.
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Clef
Red Cap
St Paul Minn
Vorestiby
Dakanvé
Mhansas
Donna
Cheyenne Scar Agency
Tutue
Washington
Red Dowever
Shewend
Capt Downs
Fort Des Moines
Dave
Reservation
Dept Downs
Ales
Gates to Come Home Fowl Skble to The Wandfieston in Londo
Gates and vis yon Charley Gates, who wavn been in Ehropp for several months "allowins thet retirement from business in Aner sca owl return to Newark on the Hort German Llwyd None Wremnstasessin Cecilie which Tek Bremen to say one will touch at Honthunpede and Cher bourg: to morro The Elder Cates is greatly benefited in wealth and result of its touring of the old world c and both the and due son wer in excellent humor Wien they set out for the United States.
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Londo
Oet
Wantohn Gates
Vis
Charley Gates
Ehropp
Newark
Cecilie
Bremen
Honthunpede
Cherbourg
Morro
Cates
United States
Noonins
Vr Gasca
Morse Prawning Tight Rapetted Retirement from Consolidated Steamstop
Charles W Morse plans to attend a meeting of presidents from Consolidated Steam Lines to oppose retirement from the company he helped organize. He asserts the consolidated should not have operated as a single company, while other holding firms intend to continue.
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Consolidated Steamstop Company
Nework
Charles W Morse
Consolidated Steams Liges
Morse
Dissin Ie
Kinefre
Riots erupt on Halstead and Taylor streets injure and arrest dozen
In Chicago on October 2 a riot broke out near Halstead and Taylor streets. Twelve men were arrested as clashes left several civilians battered. A feud reportedly sparked the disturbance, with gunfire and a chaotic scene as police restored order.
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Chicago
Cuemas
Athens
Halstead
Taylor
JUDGE GROSSCUP INDICTED IN WRECK CASE
Indictments issued against Charleston company directors after a wreck last August killed several passengers. Judge Grosscup of Chicago is named among those charged along with other directors and officers of the firm. Defective construction or faulty machinery cited as the cause amid accusations of orders carried out and company responsibility.
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Wravk Tm
Charleston
Cates
Cheeni Court
Alleles
Mittuen Chy
Itritway
Verstig
Matigon Interurban
Patal Tadge Poter
Grosscup of
Chicago
Chiessa
Laure
New InviAn Tribe Found Near Alaska Border
Dr Gordon of Ene University reports discovery of a second unknown Amendea tribe near the Kuskokwim delta. The group, smaller in number, uses log skins for clothing and shows distinct ethnological traits, with locals noting limited interaction with neighboring peoples.
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Gordon
Department of American Archaeology
Ene
University of Pennsylvenia
Kuskolewim
Humser
Gordon Gays
Rakimes
Beggar Girl Witnesses War Tragedy Ending
A garbled account recalls a beggar girl linked to a far reaching battle near Lisoyaar Awmartlandau. A soldier’s family is depicted amid looting and pursuit, the girl’s fate split from captors, and later a detachment rescues plunder and returns a lost child, ending in Moscow with a tragic wanderer.
Stock Market Struggles Amid Currency Strain and Bank Panic
A chaotic financial scene unfolds as a vast 820 million dollar note and gold movements signal liquidity stress. Bankers in New York and major centers face public confidence shocks, with calls for gold to ease markets and curb stock exchange volatility. Authorities push for cash preservation as deposits, certifications, and broker behavior reshape trading.
Attell Wis In Fourth Knocks Weeks Down Five Times
Attell defeats Weeks in the fourth round of a featherweight bout as Weeks is knocked down five times before the referee stops the fight. The bout took place tonight with Attell as the favorite, delivering decisive action in the early rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annelok
Missing Girl Trace Sparks Public Alarm in Revel Bassa
Reports say Leponkhin, daughter of former Gov Laposkhin, vanished after leaving the Alferych Thexter. Authorities search the area as families and business owners urge calm while residents recall her last known activities at Oriental rugs dealer Solesf Oriental Rupa Tosa Thoele. A reward or new leads may follow as the case draws attention from local law enforcement and the Union Trust banking notices.
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Moss Island
Capt Gates Svay Roune
Arthur Sewull
Ali
Melbourme
Soeras
Ug Sf
Femail & Co
Banginik
Strange Birds
Mutual Life
Stacie
Count von Mipitke
Webleman
Puont
Real
Svovint Cubhs
Theorton Pont
Boel
Lssr
Hardén Alor
Zu Huntt
Ano Hon
Bertie
Za Wilenburg
Jude
Maj Cound Lynars Villa
Yicar Gen
Moltke
Familly
Justha Kern
Sioner
Refian
Ana
Barden
OL T H Walker
Lyman
Constantinople
Jan Pasta
Council of Plitigers and Cocmerty Toreten
Moline
Calltaraia
Baghington
Win St
Peaniy Wien
Pike's Peak
Fixus Peak
Philadelphans Amoons
Ido
Wera
Waldorf's
New York Hotel
A. Ama Eho
Waldolf Astoria
Geteper
Registerea
Srasapnaga
Jost
Detective Smith
Hoto Cout
St Petersburg
Brent
Hermitage
Lyaeum
Lowell
Peter the Great
Sma Bort
Fronkto
Simiti
Vane
Larhurkee
Brista
Townie
Nak
Lkyee Toughn
Baltimre Sette Severn
Hilltown
Gates
John Wood
Eit
Ong
Grosscup
Alaska
Dapgnter
Lizoyatie
Oh Streete
Moscow
Alppesti
Aly
Wascoudet
pBdera
Lisoyaar
Jerses
Pye Jaccuparts
Piteaus
Amd
Piri
Lieneang
Newax
Mowow
Stok
Arsaez
Buje
oFifner
Zaypageat
Robacta
Europe
Trporta Tran
West Seend
Az Emi Socometr
Amwrson Jyodue
Mali
Go Cattnber
Reawnahie Demacds
Alreauix
Cleering House
Mer Persars
Stock Exchange
Solesf Oriental Rupa Tosa
Sloan
Dept. of Union
Trust Boies
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