Disorder subsiding as Warsaw riots damped
Partial suppression of disorder in Warsaw allows limited food supplies to reach the city. Attacks on soldiers rise in frequency while strikes in Moscow and St. Petersburg near victory. Grand Duke Vladimir hints at limited representative government, rejecting general suffrage. Ministers publish a reform report amid imperial decree review. Unverified claim links a terror act to the January waters blessing ceremony.
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Warsaw
Moscow
St. Petersburg
Grand Duke
Vladimir
Associated Press
Russia
Government action to enforce beef trust ruling
The Supreme Court decision upholds the administration, and the government will pursue criminal proceedings against individual officers of the corporations if the so called beef trust does not obey the injunction. The president and cabinet are resolved to stop further delay and ensure compliance.
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Washington Disputes
Beef Trust
Supreme Court
Hoch Will Not Fight Extradition In Bigamy Case
Johann Hoch arrested in New York on bigamy and wife abandonment charges said he wants to return to Chicago immediately and oppose extradition. Chicago police chief O'Neill alleges Hoch carried on with over twenty women and may have murdered at least twelve. A grand jury in Chicago attempted to indict Hoch on abandonment and bigamy charges.
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Johann Hoch
New York
Chicago
O'Neill
Johann Adolph Hoch
Hoch
Cutler Mountain Tragedy Connects Man to Syracuse Woman
Colorado Springs police chief Reynolds reports progress in the Bessie Bouton case. He believes the body found on Cutler Mountain is Mrs. Bessie Bouton of Syracuse and identifies Milton Franklin Andrews of Hartford as Milton Franklin, alias Geo Bouton, alias George Burnett, suspected in her death. A warrant will be issued immediately.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Reynolds
Milton Franklin
Bessie Bouton
Cutler Mountain
Syracuse
N. Y
Milton Franklin Andrews
Hartford
Police corruption probe in San Francisco Chinatown
The grand jury committee in San Francisco reports evidence of a regularly organized system of police corruption in Chinatown. It states it has bribe money that has passed and confessions from several officers.
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Frisco
Police Committee of the Grand Jury
San Francisco
Chinatown
Whipping Post Suggested for Wife Beaters in Minnesota
In St. Paul Minnesota Representative W J Nolan of Minneapolis has introduced in the lower house a bill to establish the whipping post as a punishment for wife beaters. The proposal reflects reform efforts aimed at addressing domestic violence through corporal punishment.
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St. Paul Minn
W. J. Nolan
Minneapolis
Steamer Albia in peril off Zandvoort
Amsterdam advices say the steamer Albia from Newport News is ashore at Zandvoort in a dangerously critical position. Rescue teams are being sent to save the crew.
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Amsterdam
Albia
Newport News
Zandvoort
Mudeavare
Sioux City Stock Market Prices and Political Scuffle
Quotations from Sioux City stock market show prices for Butcher-sleats and Yop hugs. Ex-Senator Moilly struck Republican Daniel A. Campbell in the Springfield senate, was arrested after the assault. Rev Father Edward S. Welch left Boston College $100000 in his will.
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Sioux City
Suesday
Daniel A. Campbell
Moilly
Senate
Springfield
Tel
Reilly
Campbell
Boston College
Edward S. Welch
Washington
Arrest of Johann Hoch Bigamist in New York Case
Johann Hoch, charged with bigamy and linked to claims of having married twenty women, was arrested at a West Forty-seventh Street boarding house by Central Office detectives. He admitted his identity under varied aliases and provided conflicting personal details while police corroborate his known names. A landlady who hosted him reported his rapid marriage proposal after a brief stay, prompting a quick police response.
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New York
Johann Hoch
Shiengo
West Forty-seventh Street
Central Office
Henry Bartels
Fortyseventh Street
Pm Hoch
Asx
John Joseph Adolph Hoch
Union Avenue
Chienzo
Hoch
Alfred Hecht
Albert Busetburg
Joseph Hoch
Jacob Hoch
Adolph Brumm
Hoec
Catherine Kimmerle
Becn
Fie
Chicago
Bartels
Bomb Found in Paris Front of Prince Troubetskoy House
Police extinguished a bottle shaped bomb with a lighted fuse in front of Prince Troubetskoy’s Paris residence, an attache of the Russian embassy. Two tubes, one metal and one glass with acid, were found but could not mix with powder due to faulty construction. authorities investigate potential threat and damage risk.
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Paris
Prince Troubetskoy
Supreme Court Affirms Beef Trust Ruling In Swift & Co Case
Washington high court leaves intact lower injunction against United States v Swift & Co. ruling. Justice Holmes writes the opinion, joined by all justices, upholding Sherman antitrust injunction against meat packers for price fixing.
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Supreme Court
Washington, D. C
United States
Swift & Co
Beef Trust
Justice Holmes
Runaway crash injures real estate man in Denver
Frank Young of Griffith Young, a Denison, Iowa native now with Griffith & Young, was hurled from his runabout and suffered a severe skull fracture. His passenger Mrs Ndith Samuelson was also injured. Young, who had been set to marry Edith Delay of Galesburg, was reported unconscious. Telegrams were sent to Delay and Young’s parents in Denison. Young recently moved to Des Moines area from Denison, with backing credited to Crawford County State Bank and Secretary Show. Police and extradition notes appear elsewhere in the dispatch. A separate item reports a boiler explosion near Bloomington, Illinois, injuring Ray Lawrance and claiming life of William Paddy.
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Iowa
Denver, Cole
Frank Young
Griffith & Young
Ndith Samuelson
Yount
Edith Delay
Galesburg
Uo Imonth
Miss Delay
Mr. Young
Denison, In
Young
Denison
Crawford County State Bank
Bank Swindlers Sentenced in Mexico City Case
Convicts in the Central Bank swindle at Mexico City are sentenced. Manuel Dunto to sixteen years and six months in prison. Assistant Cashier Com bos receives eleven years. Angelo Galiz gets three years and eight months. Cashier Rector surrenders after indictment tied to the Pan American Bank failure. W C Rector surrendered to the sheriff on Monday.
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Mexico City
Mex
Beeun
Manuel Dunto
Combos
Aml
Angelo Galiz
Rector
W. C. Rector
Pan- American Bank
Chicago
Rioting in Warsaw and unrest across Russia
Rioting and pillage erupt in Warsaw despite troop presence as consular officers face assault by Hussars and a protest is raised to St Petersburg by the British ambassador. Moscow aids authorities with a storm to avert disorder while St Petersburg sees no disturbances. Prince Guriclly is assassinated in Batoum as Grand Duke Sergius and Nicholas allegedly push drastic reform suppression. Father Gopot escapes to Stockholm, proclaimed a criminal priest by the holy synod. Sergius’s influence underpins government actions, including appointing Cen. Crepoff with broad powers in St Petersburg.
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Russia
St. Petersburg
Moscow
Batoum
Prince Guriclly
Sergius
Nicholas
Father Gopot
Stockholm
Holy Synod
Grand Duke
War Party
Father Gopon
Cen
Cre Poff
Omaha Wholesale District Fire Tops Half Million Loss
A Saturday midnight blaze in Omaha Nebrans wholesale district became the citys most destructive. Total losses are estimated over 500000 with detailed figures for Mercer Mil lard Harold Gifford Wickendall Shoe M E Smith Co Snyder Bingham Porter-Reyerson Lo b ler Voegele Denn ing Mill Hn Marsh Moore Martin Cott Hat Co and numerous small losses. The fire began from an overheated stove at Mullin Co.
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Omaha
Neb
Mercer
Millard Estate
Harold Gifford
BP. Wickendall Shoe Companys
Manili tragedy as wife hangs herself after horse attack
Beusking, 60, of Burksville TL lay bedridden from a horse kick that broke his leg and caused internal injuries. His wife, unaware, hanged herself in the kitchen. A neighbor found the bodies. Beusking regained consciousness and learned of the death, but collapsed and is feared dead.
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Beusking
Burksville
Gambling on the Ice Across the Mississippi River
A St. Louis special reports the Mississippi River frozen from Missouri to Illinois shore with complaints of gambling on the ice midriver. Police from East St. Louis and St. Louis have assigned detectives to patrol from each side to the river center.
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St. Louis
Mississippi
Missouri
Ilinois
Protests Across Italian Towns Rally Against Russian Atrocities
Sunday meetings in Naples Isa Jisa Ancona Messina Genoa and Brindisi protested alleged Russian crimes. In Brindisi no attempt was made to remove the Russian arms from the consulate door.
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Italy
Naples
J’isa
Ancona
Messina
Genoa
Brindisi
Bath house tragedy on Jester Street claims two lives
In a New York steamroom, two young men were scalded to death before staff noticed. Bath house owner Abraham Stern and five attendants were arrested as investigators examine the fatal accident at the Russian bath on Jester Street.
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Jester Street
New York
Abraham Stern
Rail collision near Ardmore leaves one dead
Northbound passenger train on the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad and an extra freight collided early Sunday twenty miles north of Ardmore. One person was killed and several others were injured.
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Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Ardmore
Three Die From Stove Fumes At St Louis Home
A St Louis incident reports the asphyxiation of Mrs. Louise Mullen aged 60 and her two grandchildren Mara Jones aged 12 and Chreyee Jones aged 21, all identified as Negro. Fumes from a hard coat stove caused the deaths.
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St. Louis
Louise Mullen
Mara
Chreyee Jones
Vaughan Convicted Habitual Criminal Sentenced to 35 Years
Vaughan, convicted in St Louis Missouri on an habitual criminal charge, was sentenced to thirty five years in the penitentiary.
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Vaughan
Thlarry TL
St. Louis
Colfax Mercantile Co Fire Wrecks Stock and Fireman Badly Hurt
Fire at the Colfax Mercantile Company store causes about 26000 loss to stock and substantial damage to merchandise and building. Fireman Far k Chapman suffers serious injury when struck by a hose nozzle. George W. Scovers of Oskiloosa is principal stockholder. building owned by Croce estate and insured.
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Colfax Mercantile Company
Colfax
Colt'tix
Ducke
Croce Estate
George W. Scovers
Oskiloosa
Feark Chapman
Harveys Sentenced to Three Years for Glidden Hotel Fire
Judge Powers at Carroll sentenced Clyde Harvey and his wife to three years in Anamosa penitentiary after overruling the information in the Parley arson case. The couple faced tears as they heard the verdict, linked to the deadly August blaze at the City Hotel in Glidden that claimed the Hobbs brothers’ lives during a failed attempt to lodge for a night.
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Carroll
Powers
Anamosa
Pew
Harvey
Clyde Harvey
Harveys
City
Glidden
Hobbs Brothers
Deeter Murder Case Delays In Weighman Trial
Saturday testimony in the Weighman case halted near noon as photographs of Deeter's body were not admitted. Court wiring barred witnesses not before the grand jury due to notice served on attorneys rather than the defendant. State attorneys reopened the issue, with the matter still under advisement. Monday testimony aimed to lay foundation for admission of the ante mortem statement, defense objection noted and arguments planned.
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Deeters
Becaase
Labor Leader Arthur Ireland Convicted in Fort Madison
Arthur Ireland a prominent labor leader was found guilty of assault with intent to commit great bodily harm against Mathieson a strikebreaker brought to Fort Madison during the Santa I o i ma strike last summer. Witness John Devine said he was a detective and saw the blow. The case may be appealed if a new trial motion is refused. Ireland’s home is said to be in Topeka Kansas.
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Arthur Ireland
Mort’ Madison
Mathieson
Fort Madison
Santa Io i
John Devine
Ireland
Topeka
Kan
Big Fire at Milford Destroys Block and Stores
A Saturday morning blaze in Milford destroyed seven buildings between the depot and the bank, with a loss near 1000 dollars and insured for 8000 dollars. Grocers N A Miller and Waterman Williams dealers suffered heavy losses along with a George Piper owned building. Help from Spencer and Spirit Lake arrived too late. the fire involved a Fire was reported at an alley belonging to George & Piper. No resident of Sergeant Bhuts.
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Milford
N. A. Miller
Waterman & Williams
Spencer
Spirit Lake
Toe George & Piper
Fosiance
Greorge
Bhuts
Nevada Youth Jay Menton Dies in Wisconsin Woods
Jay Menton a young man from Nevada died Wednesday when a tree fell during work in northern Wisconsin. He was about 70 years old and well respected in his community. He was interred in Nevada Saturday.
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Jay Menton
Nevada
Wisconsin
Welch department store fire devastates building and stock
A Welch department store building and contents were destroyed in a sudden fire that started in the basement. The loss is estimated at 80,600 dollars with insurance halted. An open house was held at the burned site.
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Boow. Welch Department Store
Utdden
Frnally
Fire destroys six buildings at Pills hore cause loss
A blaze occurred at Pills hore Saturday at 2 o clock destroying six buildings and causing about 25000 dollars in damage. The blaze is partly insured and the business portion of the town is practically wiped out.
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Pillshore
Weighman murder trial jury secured in Spencer
The twelfth juror was seated as the Weighman murder trial opened in Spencer. Opening statements described the shooting of Henry Deeter near a haystack after a package allegedly demanded through a mail letter was ignored. Deeter, claimed to be hunting, was shot when he allegedly refused to drop a gun and package за
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Weighman
Spencer
Henry Deeter
Crachtinger
Dinek
Deeter
Welghinin
Shooter Smith Held Without Bail After Storm Lake Shooting
Albert A. Smith editor of the Buena Vista Vi dette remains jailed without bail while authorities seek to resolve doubts about ex County Attorney H. H. Schultz’s recovery. Schultz’s physicians report improvement though a pierced arm face blood poisoning risk from two shooting incidents. Clarity Attorney Whitney has filed assault with intent to murder charges. case to be tried in court.
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Albert A. Smith
Buena Vista
HH. S. Schultz
Storm Lake
Schultz
Clarity
Whitney
Smith
Brakeman Nearly Killed in Box Car Accident
Frank Allderdice, a Burlington Railroad brakeman, was nearly killed Thursday morning near Sedan, a station southeast of Centerville. He slipped on a moving box car, struck his head, and was knocked unconscious. He was transported to Centreville Hospital, where doctors found broken bones and serious internal injuries, though consciousness remained uncertain.
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Frank Allderdice
Burlington Railroad
Sedan
Centerville
Forty in Peril in Rail Wreck Near Cedar Falls
A wreck on the Illinois Central near Cedar Falls four miles north on the Albert Lea branch left four passenger coaches and the baggage car ditched. The baggage car caught fire and was extinguished with snow. four dozen passengers escaped serious injury. The baggageman survived after being in the smoker. A broken rail caused the incident. passengers were moved to Cedar Falls by freight.
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Ilinois Central
Cedar Falls
Albert Lea Branch
Cedar Malls
Medical Men In Session in Sioux City Convention
The Sioux Valley Medical Association held its semiannual convention in Sioux City with about 75 visiting physicians. Mayor Sears gave a welcome address and Dr. G. Cottum of Rock Rapids responded. Papers on medical subjects were presented, followed by a banquet at the Monadamin Hotel Thursday evening.
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Sioux City
Sioux Valley Medical Association
Sears
3. G. Cottum
Rock Rapids
Monadamin
Postmaster Faces Charge in Treton Forgery Case
S H Carr prominent Treton resident and postmaster is accused of forgery. He allegedly signed farmers names to a note while acting as Treton loan agent for a Maurice bank. Money was used in speculation in South Dakota. Bondsmen resigned and his postmaster post ended.
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S. H. Carr
Treton
Carr
Maurice
South Daketh Fra
Fire at Carroll Burns Arm strong Building and Stock
A blaze at Carroll damaged the Armstrong building and its contents valued at 50 000 dollars. The building worth 15 000 dollars carried 15 000 dollars insurance. Stock of furniture clothing and general merchandise valued at 20 000 dollars. Building owned by Md Gailick of Denison who obtained it from Armstrong in exchange for Monoun County land. Tris Wat believed Gatick will rebuild.
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T Carroll
Armstrong
MD Gailick
Denison
Monoun County
Tris Wat
Gatick
Fifth annual Iowa Electrical Association convention held in Dubuque
The fifth warning convention of the Iowa Electrical Association will be held in Dubuque on April 1 and 20. Secretary William S. Portoy of Eldora mailed the program. The meeting is expected to attract about 100 representatives from various power plants and 150 supply men, making it one of the association’s largest gatherings.
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Lowa Electrical Association
Warnant
Lowa Electrics Association
Duabuque
William S. Portoy
Eldora
Duel on Ottumwa Farm Ends With Injuries and Jail Time
AOS and George Halsted clashed in a Thursday Ottumwa duel using shot and buckshot. Maemer recently married Halsted’s daughter Mamner, leading to a chaotic scene that left Maemer in Oblumwi hospital and Halsted jailed in Wa pelle County jail.
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Aos
Farmer
George Halsted
Ottumwa
Maemer
Halsted
Mamner
Oblumwi Hospital
Elalsted
Wapelle County
Pound Dying in a Baggy Widdell Chance Incident
Abe Riddell a Webster stock buyer died after being found in a baggy near What Cheer The incident began when a farmer Edgerton saw movements in a baggy along a country road and alerted authorities Centre of Balgerion reported the arousal leading to the confrontation with Riddell on the road in what appears to be a fatal driving condition
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Pound
Storm Lake Deal Seals Purchase by Migabeth Sohm
Migabeth A Sohm completed a deal Friday afternoon purchasing the Buena Vista Vie dette trom Abert A Smith in Storm Lake. The transaction confirms a transfer of ownership and indicates local business activity in Buena Vista County.
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Storm Lake
Migabeth A. Sohm
Buena Vista
A. Smith
London institute founded by Sir Francis Baring
The London institute for the advancement of literature was founded by Sir Francis Baring. French soldiers sold at public auction the cargoes of English manufactured goods which they had confiscated at Amsterdam. The Emperor of Russia ordered that the city of Scif should be the residence of Louis XVI of France. Charles Mathers Sutton was elected Archbishop of Canterbury.
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London Institute For the Advancement of Literature
Francis Baring
Amsterdam
Russia
Scif
Louis Xvi
France
Charles Mathers Sutton
Canterbury
Seventy Five Years Ago In Briefings Across Cities
A dated review notes events from Mobile where the Episcopal diocese of Alabang formed, a fire at Constantinople quelled by an English ship crew, Morocco’s ruler demanding tribute from Bremen and Hamburg, Bolivar resigning all offices, Lower Canada’s Provincial Parliament opening in Quebec, and Father Mathew announcing total abstinence pledges reaching 2,000,000 people.
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Mobile
Constantinople
Morocco
Bremen
Hamburg
Bolivar
Lower Canada
Quebec
Father Mathew
Riot on Buffalo and Brantford Railroad Affects Workers
A clash erupted between high laborers and company guards on the Buffalo and Brantford Railroad. The confrontation disrupted operations and drew attention to labor tensions along the line.
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Buffalo and
Brantford
Wellington
New Zealand
Union Victories Trim Duties and Prices Amid War News
The House voted to repeal the paper duty while markets moved on Union successes in the South with gold down ten points and wheat down 15 cents per bushel. The Smithsonian in Washington suffered partial fire damage as Illinois moved to repeal discriminatory Black Laws. The King of Sweden expressed sympathy for the Union, and War Department figures showed 43,000 Union prisoners in Confederate hands and 78,000 Confederate prisoners in Union custody.
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House of Representatives
South
Smithsonian Institution
Washington
D. C
Ilinois Senate
King
Sweden
Lincoln
War Department
Thirty Years Ago In Various Global And U S Political Events
Garibaldi was feted in Italy by authorities and workers during his journey. Missouri Legislature elected Vranels M. Gockretl U S Senator with eleven other states following suit. President Crant urged more fortifications funding reviving talk of breaking with Spain. Witness Irving explained distributing “ar ruption money” to Pacific Mall investigators. Milton Beecher suit trial in New York drew crowds. One hundred forty eight sisters of charity expelled from Mouxlco found refuge in Cuba.
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Italy
Vranels M. Gockretl
United States
Missouri
Crant
Spain
Irving
Pacific Mall
Milton-Beecher
New York
Sisters of Charity
Mouxlco
Cuba
Global confusion as cholera fears rise and revolts loom
Mentions Myo deaths in St Louis blamed on Asiatic cholera by health officials. Paris and Berlin committees plan tributes to Bismarck on his 70th birthday. English press awaits news from Gen Stewart in Africa amid dire rumors. Oklahoma boomers clash with U S soldiers. London rocked by two Parliament explosions. Eastern railways in freight war amid Pennsylvania line disruptions.
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Health Department
Paris
Berlin
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Hnngland
Agre
Stewart
Africa
Oklahoma
Captain Couch
United States
London
Parliament House
Pennsylvania
Astral Crat
Shipping disaster near South Haven recalls 10 year storm
Ten years ago a chaotic voting battle over a new post office for Chicago sparked dispute while wreckage was found near Chicora and South Haven. The packet Ole Toursville with 55 aboard was reported to have gone down in rough water, leaving uncertain details and a fragile rescue effort.
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South Haven
Ole Toursville
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