Bloody Robbery Suspect Sair Dies After Elmore Shootout
A violent pursuit ends near Elmore Minnesota when John D Sair, suspected in the Sherburne robbery, dies after a gunfight with Deputy Ward. Marshal Gallien of Bancroft Iowa is killed. Sair shot himself as deputies closed in, leaving about 600 in loot. Bodies and bikes are sent to nearby towns for identification.
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Sair
Marshal Gallien
Ward
Sherburne
Bancroft
Preston
Blooming Prairie
Estherville
Steamship Paris Out of Quarantine With Engine Trouble
The steamship Paris reported to quarantine that on October 8 about noon the American line steamer Paris lay in latitude 41 56 and longitude 56.35 with a broken starboard engine. A boat from the Paris was sent to the Hamburg-American steamer Fuerst Bismarck for letters to the New York agents but no assistance was requested. Capt. Watkins said the Paris would proceed on the port engine to its destination.
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New York
Albers
Hamburg-American Express
Fuerst Bismarck
Hamburg
Cherbourg
Southampton
Paris
Watkins
Tragic Bray Family Slaying In Indiana Farm Home
In Nasby ville Indiana Albert Bray a 36 year old farmer killed his wife and two young children ages three and six before dying himself. A bloody razor lay by his side and authorities suspect he committed the brutal act. Bray belonged to the Friends church and had a solid reputation prior to the tragedy.
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Nasrysvillle
Ind
Albert Bray
Bray
Friends Church
Riff Pirates Rampage Against Passing Vessels
News from Mapiro on October 10 reports Riff pirates boarding the French ship Corinte off Athucema, pinioning crew and looting cargo. The Spanish steamer Regilla aiding Cuban exiles in Ceuta engaged the pirates. a gunfight left four Sevilla crewmen dead, among them Cuban prisoner Oscar, as the pirates fled with the Corinte’s captain.
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Mapiro
Athucema
Regilla
Ceuta
Sevilla
Oscar
Corinte
Du Maurier Death Sparks Expressions Of Profound Sorrows
New York literary circles react with regret to the death of the famed artist novelist Du Maurier in London. He overworked himself, finishing The Martian for Harper's Monthly. the novel runs ten issues with 125000 words and illustrations sent from Paris.
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New. York
du Maurier
London
United States
Harper’s Monthly Magazine
Mars
Peter Ibbetson
Srilby
Harper’s Magazine
George Du Maurier Dies After Trilby Fame
London author George Du Maurier, famed for Trilby, died at 2:30 this morning surrounded by friends. His death followed a prolonged heart ailment with recent episodes of excitement linked to his work and the success of Trilby and its stage adaptation.
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London
George du Maurier
Trilby
Mr. du Maurier
du Maurier
Alleged attempt on czar and czarina in Paris
Paris reports describe a midnight incident in the Place de la Concorde after the czar and czarina passed by. An explosion near the City of Lyons statue caused damage and nails and tubing fragments were found. Police deny explosions. another blast wounded a man on Rue St Florentine. Anarchists are said to be arrested.
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Czar
Czarina
London
The
Globe
Paris
Gasket
Place de la Concorde
Lyons
le Journal of
St. Florentine
Gaulois
Belgian Major Lothaire sued for breach of promise
Mme. Van Heicke, on behalf of her underage daughter, claims 60,000 francs damages from Maj. Lothaire commander of Belgian troops in the Congo, for breaking a betrothal. The case, cited as having involved murder trials over Stokes, was heard by the tribunal on Wednesday amid quarrels over the engagement.
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Brussels
The
Chronicle
Mme. van Heicke
Maj
Lothaire
Congo
Stokes
Maj. Lothaire
Distinctly better conditions in Dun's review
New York Oct. 10 R. G. Dun & Co reports improvements in trade conditions, with higher labor employment and continued buying of materials. Wheat demand abroad, India cargoes, larger Western receipts, stronger foreign corn demand, and modest textiles gains accompany weaker output in some sectors. Prices rise for hides and leather, shoes scarce, cotton receipts high, and expected crop around 7.4 million bales amid ongoing gold imports and modest stock speculation.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Review of Trade
India
Pacific States
Australia
South Africa
Russia
European
Atlantic
Bessemer
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Europe
United States
Canada
HOT AFTER GEORGE TAYLOR IN OKLAHOMA
Deputy U S Marshal Frank Canton with four assistants pursues George Taylor the Meeks family murderer. They avoid revealing routes while tracking through the Creek nation where Taylor is said to hide. Canton reports seeing him among Indians and fears Taylor’s outlaw band could rival Dalton and Doolin.
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Guturie Okla
United States
Frank Canton
George ‘Taylor
Meeks
Taylor
Creek Nation
Canton
Dalton
Doolin
Red Man
Sac and Fox
Rohbling’s Mil
Missouri
Confidence as a Business Principle in Faith
The piece asserts confidence as essential in business, linking trust to divine provision. It cites Rev. W. R. Lawton of the Presbyterian church in Indianapolis, noting Abraham’s faith when preparing to sacrifice his son as a demonstration of confidence in God.
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God
Abraham
W. R. Lawton
Presbytérian
Indianapolis
Five reasons why death terrifies many readers
Reverend C. D. Foss of Ocean Grove New Jersey lists five causes of fear of death. He cites physical pain, sadness of leaving friends, unfinished career, remaining sin, and uncertainty about the afterlife as the main reasons men dread dying.
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C. D. Foss
Ocean Grove
N. J
No-To-Bac and Cascaret Advertisements in One Notice
An OCR fragment mentions No-To-Bac tobacco cessation claims from Sterling Remedy Co with free booklet, plus a joke line about kissing and a Cascaret candy laxative ad. It also notes a machine salesman advised to get a nail-cleaning device. The text references New York and Chicago.
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Ad. Sterling Remedy Co
Chicago
New York
Sterling Remedy CO
Montreal
Can
Reforms Need More Than a Day to Bring Lasting Change
Fragmented sermon style OCR notes discuss gradual health reforms, favoring steady regularity over abrupt methods. Highlights claim healthful changes come from progressive acts, praising Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a chief remedy and noting ailments like dyspepsia respond to steady treatment. Includes stray quips about Mr. Biggs and assorted ad-like lines.
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Hostetter
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Joh D. Sair
Cornfield
Indiana
Riff Pirates
Dun’s
Commercial Review
George Taylor
Indian ‘Territory
N. Y
Texas Sifter
Pont
Mr. Biggs
Brooklyn
Oz Possons
Walter Baker & Co
Walter Baker & Co., Ltd
Dorchester, Mass
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