Deadly rail disaster near El Paso claims many lives
A wreck on the Southern Muclty road near Mozon station left 15 dead and 28 injured as multiple cars of a Galveston Harris and San Antonio train burned. Passengers, many in night garments, were carried to hotels and hospitals. names of the dead and wounded are listed, with accounts of rescue and shock following the crash.
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EL Paso
Tex
Muclty Rill
Muxon Station
Moring
Oderwike
Ares
Shellwoler
D. J. Housen
Tetne
Wis
Said
White
Manitowne
Mast
Pex
Vivemon
Bertseholst
Paso
L. A. Dhone
News Agit
Mary Koehler
Ban Veivikeoy
A.M Darner
Black Hawk
Miss
EB. M. Sheppard
Glenn Mills
Pais
Utiles
Wantiington
Antonin
Rio
del Sho
George Ollenburg
Lexington
Baker
Angleton
Chairles H. Hoy
San Antonio
A. Ts
Missey
Wilby
Tayor
Mulberry
Mitchell
Teva
New York
Digeuge
Tive Pere
Thames
Samy
Prince Henry Visits Grant's Tomb in New York
New York Prince Henry of drei breakfasted at the Waldorf and then went to Grant's Tomb to lay a wreath on the late President's sarcophagus. He planned rest later and to entertain guests including Mr and Mrs Ogden Mills, with a reception by the German Society of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mareh I
Prince Henry
Drei
Waldorf Antoine
Prince Deut
von Heldy
Wissulle
Grant
Sam
Ogden Mills
Titcheon
Corman
City of New York
Equestrienne from Indianapolis in perilous ride incident
Ethel Foraker daughter of Senator Bora Lad and Katherine Malt land rode a tunmiane horse at Py Hlek Springs when the animal reared and bolted for miles. Donild Lowe of Chicago assisted as others pursued. The chase ended without tragic harm though the horse and riders faced a dangerous moment on the course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
March
Ethel Foraker
Bora
Py Hlek Springs
Katherine Maltland
Mein
Robins and Blue Birds Are Here Says Mr Sawyer
Akron poet laureate William T. Sawyer, a noted ornithologist, celebrates robins and bluebirds visiting his North Hill home. The piece paints a lyrical scene of winter birds gathering, Sawyer’s porch, and the living rhythm of birds and nature in his park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Sawyer
William T. Sawyer
Akron
North Tum
Mel Peorty
Sawyer
Raayywr
Lawrey
Boer Magazine Discovery Report From Orange River Colony
Taunton March 8 Pretoria reports the discovery of a Boer magazine north west of Hot, Orange River Colony containing 41 rifles powder and stores. Canadian scouts under colonel Ross captured the magazine and mictotyctive roots were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taunton
Maceh
Pretoria
Orange Mtiver
Coline Ross
Sheriff Refuses Ousting in Kings County Court House
Gouverneur Odell order attempts to remove Chiles Guden Iron utter. Col Dike named successor barred from offices by Guden. Special counsel to move for writ of prohibition. Court House tense as deputies and guards enforce loyalties amid contested possession of office.
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New York
Odell
Chiles Guden
Kings County
Guden
Houe
Col Nowa
Dike
Stina Long Selge
Benjamin
Tracey
Xem Chie
Kings County Court House
Cal
Guile
Sone Sist
Simone Hse
Hutt
Raymond Street
County Court House
Warden Road
Ant
Decisive Action To Tear Down Old Wilson Block
The city board adopted a plan to demolish the West Market building known as the Old Wilson Block unless the owners furnish an indemnity bond. Committee member Mr. Weber warned the Wilson site is deteriorating while architects and builders debate safety, with the project moving toward demolition if conditions aren’t met.
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Hearth
Tie
Wilko
Pilday
Weber
Committee On Buildings
United States
Ballin
Cleveland
Dismissal in Cleveland Electric Railway Case Ends Injunction
Judge dismisses motions by Cleveland Electric Railway Co to dissolve a restraining order preventing interference with a newly organized three cent freight railway company. Petitions by John He ofgen, president, and the city of Cleveland challenge purchases of property and withdrawals of consent for a route along certain street segments.
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Cleveland
March
Jdge
Tony de
Cleveland Electric Rolhway Co
Tor Porwry
Threecent Favestvent Milhiwoay Company
Geminal
Dadee Phuips
John He Oefgen
New
Conquiy Aml
Clevelanid
TWO IN THE RACE FOR ME PONCE NOMINATION
Two candidates seek the Republican nomination for Me Ponce in a small regional race. Incumbent Avilee HS. Bion announces a race with opponent Talnid Tey Gontia and former Deputy CHhy Olek also entering.
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Uetlee
Ponce
Lranee
Olek
Pugh-Ribler Bill Faces Uneven Faction Support
In Columbus, lawmakers debate the Pugh-Ribler bill with some members unsure and wary of voting yes. Representative Wan and Buchtel voice concern over complexity and potential future regret, while opponents fear the bill may be replaced by the Poghelethter measure. Residents await a clearer stance as discussions continue.
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Wan
Buchtel
Ienor
Tuchtel
Nornig
Columbus
Cleveland
Chiommit
Hayes I Arnon
Gomeremens
Vettigstaven
Oils
Etter
Akio
Towann
Seese
Another Daughter of Secretary Hay to Marry
Washington March 8 Miss Alice Hay and Miss Helen May Wadsworth become engaged. The weddings will be publicized via Secretary Hay and Mrs Hay with Easter plans. Miss Hay is the second daughter of Secretary of State John Hay. Mr Wadsworth is James Wadsworth of Geneseo New York.
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Hay
Washington
Alice Thay
Wideworth
of Blut
Helen May
Payne Whites
Misa Hanya
Wadsworth
Chine of the Covenant
Hewes
Congremm
Dan
Mon
James W. Wadsworth
Geneseo, N. Y
Harvard
Livingston Bounty
Great Fire Near Lorient Destroys Key Documents
A large blaze occurred off the government at Lorient destroying documents plans and reports of great importance. Details are sparse but the incident is treated as significant.
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Lorient
Teachers' Tale Of Woe Amid Bank Note Scam
A wave of teacher mistrust follows a forged note scheme. Agents posed as county Board of Examiners and induced 100 teachers to sign promissory notes for a college venture, then disappeared after misrepresentation. Officials deny deceit while teachers prepare to pay after meetings and investigations conclude the notes are valid.
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Guarfin Livings Bank
Guardian
Walt Moult
Cilenge Silency Union
Amooth Young Nah
B. Russert
County Board of Ejohunners
Teachers’ Library
Colon
Anmeng
Hiemianiel Ys
Busi College
Meredi Medley Stirs Newry Stage Crowd
A vivid crowd scene on stage features Meredith and Newry in a brisk concert-like event. Performers wear gowns with bright hair and bold dress. Akron’s withering conservatism appears in distant notes as the crowd cheers and the meet draws public interest.
Possible Solution to Dead Negro Mystery
A farmer named Wm Huggins formerly from the southeast corner of Buli township has disappeared. Remains of a man described as a "Negro" were found in an old barn near Portage in December in an advanced state of decomposition. Rumors tie Huggins to the notes worth about 200 dollars held by local people. his wife and neighbors report overdue notes and Huggins’ absence. Investigators consider foul play. speculation centers on his old home area and a night at a former neighbor’s home. The story continues on the second page.
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Wm. Huggins
Buli
Huggins
Huggind
Tved
Tintin
Tile
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Southern Pacific
Maxon
Chris Keel
Sin Antonio
Wow. Prine
Children of
Muri Riddle
Chetopa
Kan
Estivon Contrary
Dotile
Tes
Suite
Knell
Mix Malthond
Pete Tore Wilh
Ponther
Boer Magazine
Court House
Old Wilson Block
Pugh
Ribler
New Yorker
Digg
Alice Tay
Alice Hay
Paris
Guardian Savings Bank
Steynolds
Han Wen
Lyle
Metmlvey
County Board of Examiners
Kirk
Bier
Glangow
Whd U
Mir
Glaggran
Barberion
Frank Ta Lytle
Vopléy
Glasgow
Rick
Lytle
Prof
Glingow
Janice Meredith Curl
M. E. Choir
Haeraneryt
Meredith
Highton
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