Tragic Cathedral Platform Collapse Kills One and Injures Dozens
A temporary platform at the St. Mary's Cathedral cornerstone ceremony collapsed sending men women and children into a pit. One person died immediately and ten were fatally injured with between twenty and forty more badly hurt. The old Catholic church was turned into a hospital as rescue work began and authorities blamed defective timbers.
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Lenin
Ohio
Get
Witheas
St. Mary's Cathedral
Pope
Sean
Willie ii
Moe
Feiliedamet
Mary Webber
Matt Webber
Mary Gashir
Anarely
M. Kelly
Kate Diedrick
John Edcamp
Margaret Mackert
Neil Dollard
Nickolas Wagner
Hobald
W. L Brown
John Fox
William du Pargett
Mary Latimer
Jacob Kenton
Hart
Jew Will Daye
John Martin
Catholi
Mec Torah
Unconstitutional Prohibition Clarified by High Court
The Kansas Prominitory Law section 8 is reviewed as the Supreme Court days earlier. It limits police entry without a warrant to certain circumstances and narrows arrest powers to supported cases. The ruling declares the broad warrantless entry and arrest provisions unconstitutional and void.
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Kansas
Topeli, Kon. Opt
Majireme
Echering Pacds
Thief Captured in Baltimore Over Express Company Theft
Detective John Re Saville arrested Ken T. J. Franklin in Baltimore for stealing $1,000 from the Alume Express Company in Torre Monte Indiana. The case grew from a September jewelry theft, with ongoing work by authorities since the incident.
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Haitimore
Heth
John
Marden
Ken T. J. Franklin
Baltimore
Alume Express Company
Torre Monte
Ind
Piss Kerion
John Re Saville
The Bannoge Indian Test Case and Evanston Arrests
United States attorney for Wyoming received instructions to apply for writs of habeas corpus for the release of two Bannock Indians arrested at Evanston for alleged violation of state game laws. A separate incident reports a 17 year old girl involved in a fight at a wholesale dry goods house where a man received a hundred dollar fine. no clear names or locations beyond St Louis and Evanston are given.
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Bannoge
Thetrudty
Corpun
Cheyenne
Gayson Clark
United States
Wyomin
Hi Bond Soepie
Indiana
Evanston
Tent
omRe
St Louis
Get
Humystike
Pitzer
Jani Rice
Hu i Teading
Tows Wholesale Dry Goods House
Hampanire
Rival boxing plans stir Indian Territory protest and politics
An article outlines competing bets and factional moves over a proposed boxing match involving Fitzsimmons and Corbett in Indian Territory. It notes territorial authorities and Chickasaw leadership weighing patronage, with mentions of Colbert station, the M K T and T railroad, and the largest town Animore. The piece reports financial stakes, potential forfeits, and legal questions about jurisdiction and public affairs.
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van Sthaty Mans
Animore
Cortott- Fiteaimmons
Titian
Colbert Station
Minkausi, Kansan & Texas
Acroud Utne
Texas Mint
Indian Territory
Tota
United Bums
Coneres
Way Tribunal
Chickasaw Legistators
Chickasaw
Florida Athletic
Curbatt and
Piteehamons
Weconda
Mamberse
Chickasaw Teil
Tadiana
Corbett
Hoh Antonio
Texas
New Orouna
New Orleans
Fitzlinmons
New York
Hampton
Phil Dwyer
Asbury Mark
Labould
Chanew
Couray
Tig Jaoguy
Howe Dhan
Dalian
Muusimmany
Te Simmons
Ant
Shekela
Brady
Pallas
Stuart
Fitzsimmons
Corpus Christi
Texan
Dolph Fitzsimmons
Demand Cromwell Resignation Tied to Adams Faction
A statement asserts General Counsel William Neilson Cromwell has been pressured to resign by Trevvlvors Mileary and Bigelow, who claim he aligns with the Adams faction. They argue his departure would reduce undesired influence amid current affairs, with James McNaught mentioned as a former Cromwell ally likely to return to Nikol portion.
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Adams
Northern Pacific
Beatty
Oot
William Neilso Cromwell
Trevvlvors Mileary
Bigelow
Graf
Cromwell
Allume
James McNaught
Ty Cromwell
Nikol
Fire damages multiple floors of a brick building in Denver
A five story brick building on Lawrener wheel in Denver suffered a major fire this morning, causing about $75,000 in losses. The blaze affected the toy floor and adjacent units, with several named businesses listed as damaged or stored on upper floors. Total loss tallied around $74,000 to $80,000 across multiple occupants.
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Denver
Dende
Orb
Leonard & Montgomery
Cooper Hawit Furniture Co
Gooda
Brunswick Katke Coleader Co
Texel Iron
Ap Turk
Bbe Cyolonaml
Timels Glam Co
Shum
Votal
Dead Body of Captain Smith Found on Snake River
The Tribune reports Idaho Pall detail a scout from July era discovering the body of Captain Smith and two companions on the ninth fork of Snake River in Teton basin. Sixty Indiana soldiers were reportedly with them. The incident sent two companies to the scene. one witness quoted saying I felt as if the world were against me. Prolonged fragmentary text from Detroit Tribune.
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Captain Smith
North Fork
Snake Rive
Tribune
Idaho
Tahe
Nase
Wilson
Fe ‘Ton Basin
Han
Stake River
Jack
Zon Tole
Indiana
Teton Basin
Dynamite in Cuba destroys Spanish camp killing many
A Sidney Neb letter from Cuba describes a raid by an American trained unit using dynamite and electricity to blow up a Spanish grandstand. The attack killed 68 and wounded 113 as 40 or more troops escaped. The letter details troop movements, weaponry, and desertion risk amid ongoing engagements near Santiego de Cuba.
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Omaha
Bee
Sidney
Neb
R.S. Oberfeldin
Watken
United States Infantry
Port Birney
Santiezo de Cuba
Oberfelder
Siri
Tampa
Orlenmenit
United States
Letpsto
Germany
Wic
Sanciogo de Cuba
Spain
Boya
Mansur Ron
Hamilton
Seventh
United States Cavalry
Thete
Bt. Louta
Lieutnont Hamilton
Herr Donzlefunn
Spantah
Sp. m
Truty
Howing
Watson
Honda
Uvana
Martinhe Dé Catipo
Santa Clan
Banenox
Bante Clara
Central Park
Kilian
Tayas
Clotuegos
Fresh Lot of Generals for CFBA 4 a cae ee
Spain proposes resume operations Against the Meurgente Madrid. Dispatches from Havana state fresh generals will be sent to Cuba to enable Captain General De Campos to recommence operations Against the Insurgents on November 15. Reports of the cruiser Conde de Venadito loan are contradicted by Havana dispatches. Also announced a hurricane.
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Spain
Madrid
Cuba
General de Campos
Havane
Conde de Venadito
el Heraldo
Thie City
Caribbean Crisis War Torn Cuba and Philippines Reported
Fragmented telegraph style report recounts cane ravaging tobacco in Piner deile with 20 deaths and homes destroyed. Mentions Spanish forces, insurgents, and a naval disaster involving the Filippo foundering in the mid ocean near Cuba with crew losses and a captain accused of inaction.
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Piner Deile
Monument to General Harrison Unveiling in Cininnatt Park
Samuel H Carey of Cincinnati to speak at unveiling of a monument to General Harrison in Cininnatti. General Carey was a close ally of the hero of Tippecanoe and aided in Harrison's presidential campaigns. William Henry Harrison grandson, will attend ceremonies. Also notes ship Victoria's record Boston port tonnage voyage to Liverpool with 12 000 ton cargo including grain flour and lumber.
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Samuel H Carey
Cineinnati
Cineianati
Samiet Ney Ting Wren
Ae Oraeor
Ganfinth Park
Lbs Oly
Deewnther
Hieneral Cosuy
Boston
Liverpool
Sheriff’s posse and mob chase ends in gunfire
A colored youth Tom McGrady and farmer Gus Perry were fatally injured after Sheriff Chaney chased them toward Tray County. A mob halted the buggy and fired a fusillade as they fled, leaving McGrady riddled with bullets and Perry wounded.
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Ren
Atrminigram
Alm
Tom McGrady
Gus Perry
Perote
Ain
Chaney
Kim
Tray
Mill Owner Invents a Rifle in Prussia
A Burnitz mill owner near Oppulen has invented a new military rifle now pressed by the war department. It fires four shots a minute without relanding and offers other advantages. The city expert commission has pronounced in favor of the invention.
Nineteen Drownings Burst From Cyclone Devastation in Cuba
A cyclone ravaged Pinar del Rio and Havant Ort, leaving nineteen people dead or missing. Reports indicate numerous injuries as rescue efforts continue amid disrupted rail service and stalled mortgage payments. Private Morrisey receives $6,000 for twenty five years of service. Private Andy Morrey paid forty years’ accumulated back pay.
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Province of Cuba
Havant
Province of
Pinar
Tel Fic
Milneine
Morrisey
Uncle Sam
Haine
Andy Morrey
Way
Ikle Heald
United Bates Army
Hearst Eyes Purchase of Four New Papers in San Francisco
Report from New York states negotiations are advancing for the purchase by Victor Ficarval, owner of the San Francisco Examiner, of four different newspapers in the city. It is believed one may be acquired.
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New York
Ost
Kan Jancisco Examiner
Wo Vicarvl
San Proncisco Examiner
British Admiral Buller to Visit Nanking Viceroy
The Viceroy of Nanking Bhanwhal has decided to receive a visit from British Admiral Buller. The return from Yangtze by the cruiser Alecrityle is noted as part of the travel.
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Namking
Bhanwhal
Chang Chi Tueng
Nanking
Baw
Buller
Slokreim
Yang Tee Kinng
Two Bank Presidents Indicted by Moscow Grand Jury
A Moscow grand jury returned indictments against Browne, president of the Moroow Na- Hone bank, and Hallabaugh, president of the Commercial Bank, along with former county treasurer Gilse... The charges allege misuse of county funds in both the Mason National and Commercial banks, totaling about $4,945 used for county debt and diverted from the towns. Browne faced travel to California at the time. bond was posted for court appearance. The grand jury's action drew widespread comment and questions about oversight.
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Moscow
Maho
Caunty
John Giletrat
Browne
Moroow Na- Hone Bank
Hattabaugh
Bonis
Grace
Pantt County
Mason National Bank
Commercial Bank
Hallabaugh
Commercial ‘Bank
GilkLeap
Mrowne
Hulinbagh
Ted
California
Gilsing
Bia Melon
Momow
Vupullet
Olhire
Honda
Vanderbilt Wedding Plans Amid New York Arrangements
The Vanderbilt family announces the wedding of Miss Caroline Vanderbilt to a duke in New York. Invitations will be sent as she prepares to move into a new home on Avenue and Befenty-necond Street. Details indicate a November date at St. Phennie Canine with family friends Colonel William Jay present.
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New York
Vane Worbill
Aadinon
Nevambar J. Ax
Raumiter
Mine Cagwarlo
Duke of
Willias Jay
Tre Vanderbilt
Jay
Mrs. Vanderbil
Revolver Accident in North Yakima Turns Fatal
A boy accidentally shot while demonstrating a revolver to a playmate caused fatal injuries. The firearm reportedly discharged through the abdomen as intestines were damaged. Rushed to a neighbor, the injured youth collapsed and died that evening.
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North
Yakima
Sothodywurobt
Marahal
Uharide
Dently
Joe van Thin Morthg
Lin Hey
Faunil Pune
Crete Faces Protest Over Murders and Governance
Inhabitants of Crete protest a surge in murders and urge action. A dispatcher from Athens cites rising crime and misrule while the governor offers remedies. A memorandum is presented to regional representatives amid calls for urgent oversight by authorities.
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Athens
Crete
Landville Sheriff Candidate Shot Amid Family Feud
A report from Landville Coli Myn says Patrick J. Kennedy, the sheriff candidate, was shot by his father in law J B Bowers after a domestic dispute. The shooter was lynched by officers in a feared mob as details unfold. Nearby reports note Gore's Hospital death of Seattle lumber official H Bartlett and a Utah Bull Lake concert finale drawing 35 000 attendees. US Minister Terrill reports calm in Constantinople and renewed protection demands for missionaries.
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Landville
Donvar
Coli
Myn
Patrick J. Kennedy
J. B. Bowers
HJ. Bartlett
Pa Ne Coast Lumber Company
Seulttin
Gore
Chicago
Bull Lake
Utah
Yuille
Mra
Denver
Laberhacts
Hayden Wvane
Wilkus
Scranton
United States
Terrill
Merbert
Constantiopl
Klatnie Pasha
Greenhalge Renominated by Republican State Convention
Massachusetts Republicans at the Boston convention renominated Governor Greenhalge for a second term. Delegates backed William J. Clin as auditor and Hague Walcott as lieutenant governor. Other officers named include Edward B. Baw for treasurer and John A. Schroball as auditor general, with Moasa M. Knowlton as attorney general.
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Greenhalges
Massachuset Boston
Massachusetts Re Publican
Corte Gala, Jr
Committee On
Iteligione
Rave
Democratic Party
Liuwe Agulnat
Long
Greenbalge
Hague Walcolt
Ant
William J. Clin
Idward B. Baw
Feds
Uvarwid Foemlvor
Ganurul
Ganurnt
John A. Sehroball
Qunditor
Moaoa M. Knowltan
Atturney Kenernt
Crowds at Yakima Fair Seek Ample Lodging and Food
Report of crowded Yakima fair grounds with many Indians arriving and thousands in the city waiting for the fair to open. Visitors are served at hotels and camps, exhibits include minerals and artifacts, with the opening Monday drawing large crowds and attention to arrangements for lodging and meals.
Judge Beatty Delays Action in Northern Pact Case
The judge signals postponement as proceedings in the Northern Pact dispute proceed. Inquiry centers on interim orders and potential appointments while parties debate jurisdiction and timelines. The court contemplates motions and the possible involvement of interim receivers as discussions continue.
Offer a $100,000 gash bonus for right of way through Notwell Caldwell
A meeting discusses offering a $100,000 bonus to secure the right of way through Notwell Caldwell for a railway line. The proposed project would run from Rutty to Han Weangiatin, about 29 miles, originally linked to the Taian Central railway company.
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Notwell Caldwell
Estinete Tolay Ik
California
Iin
Montaga
Vutleoud ‘Company
Funeral of Louie Pasteur Returns to Notre Dame Cathedral
The funeral for Professor Louie Pasteur drew large crowds from across Vrance and distant nations as delegations attended. A downpour loomed as transports gathered at Notre Dame and the cortege moved toward the Navy Lame cathedral. family and officials observed the solemn service amid worldwide mourners.
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Parin
Oveh
Louie Pasteur
Navy
Weil
Toe Cortin
Gelentify
Vrance
Notre Dame
Next Eisteddfod at Denver The Bure Band Fires Protest
Ealt Lake Oct 5 Cambrian Choir selects Denver as site for next eisteddfod. Denver presents its case led by Hon Lloyd Jones while Montana delegates J A Layton and Thomas Richarde argue. The Multhana files a protest urging withdrawal of the medal award from Salt Lake officials, contending Denver is not military and players were borrowed.
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Denver
Ealt Lake
Cambrian Boelery
Lloyd Jones
Montana
J. A. Layton
Thomas Richarde
Denhalthrr
Salt Lake
Mrs Stanford Retains J Choate in Government Case
Mrs Lélanal Blauford of Albany retains noted New York lawyer J Choate to defend her interest in the wall case brought by the government. The matter may go to the United States Supreme Court if appealed further.
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Snr
Hler
Ban Prandees
B.foaupyh Choate
New York
Lélanal Blauford
J. Wilson
Ireland Urges Unity for Irish Independence in Chicago Rally
A Chicago gathering of the Irish Nationa l Alliance urges concerted action toward Ireland’s independence from England. Leaders include William Lyman of Chicago and J Donovan of Massachusetts. Appeal calls for fundraising and global support to secure freedom, outlining plans to organize and mobilize over the next two years.
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New York
Nutotia
Irland
England
Boliy
Dnglund
Trelind
Ameria
Nome
Ireland
Treland
P V. Witagerald
Chicago
Sind
William Lyman
Irian National Alliance
J. Donovan
Massachusetts
Martin Kelly
J. Supeky
California
T. J. Lens Oble
J. Lawler
Texas
China Gallager
Minnesota
M. Mangan
Wisconsin
G. WN. Kennedy
Montana
J. Ry Gros
Pennsylvania
Inspection Certificate Required for Export Meat under Act
Washington issues an order under the Export Meat Act requiring that all meat offered for export be accompanied by an inspector’s certificate confirming the source as disease free and wholesome. Meat packed in barrels or cases must bear legible marks identifying the animal source. Uncertified meat may be unpacked and examined to determine freshness and preparation. The order, designed to prevent mislabeling, will be enforced starting January 1, with revocation of inconsistent department regulations.
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Washington
Wind Wuetton Wo
Lie Ant
Morton Nim Kinund
Department
Bnet
Wuiniln
Navn
Packikes Hall
Curt
Funeral of Harry Wright in Philadelphia Episcopal rites
The funeral for Harry Wright, veteran baseball figure and chief of the National League, was held today in Philadelphia. Rev W W Bylyantor conducted the service at the Memorial Church, with Episcopal rites and a graveside burial at West Lawn Cemetery.
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Haxehall Munger
Paadlphia
Harry Weight
Tague Wtamt
Thormday
W. W. Bylyantor
Memorial Co
Advocate
Episcopal Church
Remains In Coma Ex-Senator Mahone Clinging To Life
WASHINGTON Oct 6 The condition of ex Senator William Mahone at Viewtita shows no material change and he remains in a coma clinging to life by a slender thread. Doctors say he may be severed at any time as he is aroused only with great effort and his digestive organs are failing, worsening the prognosis.
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Mahone
Wawnington
William Matone
Viewtita
Ray
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Une
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New York World
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Yakima Fair
Eltizens
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Ie Altegedt
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Bewtte
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Atalod
Flenty
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Eure
Shefar
Ramurel
Taynit
Whit van
Judge Beatty
Ater
Hootons Monts
Mtr
Balieville
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Wil Whee
Sanders
Aoe
Mrs. Stanford
J. Choate
National Alliance Appeals
Harry Wright
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