Portland Flyer wreck injures many in Bridal Veil collision
A Pacific Express derailment near Bridal Veil Oregon injured several passengers and forced emergency crews from Portland to assist. Names of victims include Nellie Fittes of Walla Walla and James Ragnell of San Francisco, with multiple others reported injured or with unknown details. The incident involved Pullman cars and engine damage as trains No. 3 and No. 5 collided during signaling repairs.
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Willa Walla
James 3
Ragnell
San Francisco
East Anid
Calsien
Sarah A. Klinernat
Kern Park
Portland
Cub
W. H. Swaine
No. 5
Louis Morgan
Coburn
Ore
V. Well
Ines
William Dun
D. McLead
W. A. Duncan
Elde
Hin Bruferd
Chicago
Emer
Crighel
Tce
California Prune Wafers Advertises Digestive Aid
An old advertisement touts California Prune Wafers as a gentle tonic to relieve constipation and tummy discomfort. It promises quick relief, urges daily use, and notes pricing and distribution through Christie & Lesa and The Smith Drug Agents in Butte, Montana.
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California
Neusga
Butte
Mont
Kerlikb Yel Town Scene With Aviation Hint
A fragmented report mentions Kerlikb Yel and aviation influence amid local tension. It notes a parade or display era with elite figures and a rising trend, while authorities discuss safety and possible changes at a local site. The text is garbled but centers on a historical town event.
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Kerlikb Yel
minister commits death by own action at bank protest
A minister reportedly died by suicide at a bank protest in Venice County after a controversial letter surfaced. The incident, tied to banking reforms and political tensions, follows claims of financial misdeeds by opponents. Police and officials investigate the circumstances and motive.
Soldier Faces Long Term After Guard House Incident
A damaged report recounts a soldier’s lengthy confinement after a guard house incident. It details alleged thefts, including a horse and buggy, and a raid on a chicken house. The narrative mentions Captain Anderson, Colonel Bower, and a New York assignment, with expected imprisonment of several years.
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John Atholl
Caplain Anderson
Als
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Suard
Mikes
Sity
Colonel Bower
New York
Wooster Saw Mann Indorse the Letter
New York editors and legal figures testified in a hearing about a letter written for Count Negiguld Ward. Colonel afinn denied altering characters in the document as part of a primary charge against Bill Han L. Daniels, secretary and treasurer of the Town People Publishing Southeast.
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New York
Fab
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Mann
Town Topics
Wooster
Afinn
Amnana Ie
Negiguld Ward
Ttin
Deniny
Delegates at Algeciras Express Goodwill Mood
Fragmented OCR text shows delegates at Algeciras conference with garbled names and unclear outcomes. Mentions German stance and potential talks between nations, but specifics are unreadable. No clear date or definitive result can be determined from the fragment.
French Delegation Faces Obstacles in Revolt Efforts
An incoherent report describes representatives and diplomats including Count Puttenbreh and Marquis Vigcourt Venusia discussing revolts and signatures. The passage hints at political maneuvers to shore up support, with references to Werly and Neconeiaruns and a call to action amid unrest.
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Venusia
aTburn
Colt
Penalty for Hazing Should Be Modified Across States
A fragmented report argues hazing penalties require change to strengthen laws. It references legislative actions in Washington and other states, noting existing statutes inadequately address crimes linked to hazing rituals at schools and academies.
Hazing at naval academy sparks high level inquiry
A sweeping inquiry reviews hazing allegations against midshipmen at a naval academy. The superintendent faces potential action as investigators consider dismissals for several cadets while pardons and general questions about procedure spark debate over justice and military discipline.
Boston Bank Closed by Court Order
Court order shuts Boston Bank over alleged insolvent state path. Officials and directors, including Robert G Huston, reside in New York. Temporary injunctions restrain bank actions as authorities take control.
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Boston Bank
Dorton
Wekardeun
WapHebe UN
Jule
Wngielncour
Tanner Street
Tlt City
MI Mme
Ue Bank
New York
Robert G. Huston
Tobn S. White
Voustocs
Vaningey
Clyde
Vinol claims to cure run-down and nervousness in Anaconda
An Anaconda company advertises Vinol as a remedy for run-down and nervous conditions caused by overwork and confined spaces. It features testimonials from local supporters including Misa Tose Bilal, praising appetite, sleep, and strength restoration, and asserts Vinol strengthens organs and cures persistent ailments without stomach upset.
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Sopho- More Club
Kiss City
Leask
Nis
Clementa
Orrin
Orrine CO. Inc
Washington
Smith Drag Co
Anaconda
New York broker indicted in defraud case involving Maltese scheme
United States indictments charge broker Koater Hoaner and others with using a malts fraud to defraud a New York firm. The case involves Trust Bank and Medillon Co. records, with Attorney General Malone set to hear the matter tomorrow in court.
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New York
United States
iChoulden
Koater Hoaner
Viva
Io Hunover Wank
Honpor
Binoy Commianiouer
Dlosewis
Fam
Medillon & Co
Mreséene
Minover Bank
Aavligs Bank
Malone
Autwcms
Wong and Russian talk on Uighur Chinese treaty provisions
The article outlines Russo-Chinese treaty talks with Peking participants including the Chinese and Russian ministers. Proposals cover opening Manchuria with equal rights, mining concessions for Australia, trading privileges in Chinese Turkestan, Kalgan open for Sibulan caravan route trade, access for foreign trade, and a revision of the Khalkhakht convention. Railway links to the Amur region are planned.
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Wong
Peking
Pokal
Calin
Japan
Banchuria
Aussie
Chinese Turkestan
China
Kysela
Manchuran
Russia
Nine Die in Maryland Fire at Curtis Bay House
A blaze at a small house near Curtis Bay in Anne Arundel County, Maryland, killed nine people. Ella Webster escaped by jumping from a second story window and, later conscious, aided neighbors. The fire started from a burned chimney area and spread rapidly, leaving a pile of charred bodies.
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Baltimore
Curtis Bay
Anne Arquilyl County
Fay
Ella Webster
Body found with bullet hole outside Roanoke bank cashier ID
The decomposed body with a bullet hole was found near Roanoke outside. Authorities believe it to be Starley C. Armstrong, cashier of Washington National Bank, who had vanished from Pittsburg two years ago. Suspicion arises as foreign depositors withdrew funds amid fear, but confidence later returned.
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Pittsburg
Feb
Anata
Ttoanoke
Starley C. Armstrong
Washington National Bank
Ciiy
Armstrong
Peetu
Mgr. Armatrong
Heller
Surveyors map Yellowstone route amid rush from Milwaukee engineers
Miles City reports Milwaukee engineers pressing into the valley along the Yellowstone. A source describes a proposed line racing toward Hathawiy and Goose creek, crossing the Bim, then rejoining the wall. The aim is to push survey work toward Huyotion if feasible.
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Miles City
Thames
Two Indictments Filed Against Fort Benton Offenders
Special dispatch reports Thomas Stewart charged with unlawful killing of heaven and Clute Wallace charged with biting and assault after preliminary exams before justices of the peace. Both defendants were bound over to the district court.
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Ore Stannard
Fort Benton
Fey
County
Uttar- Nes
Thomas Stewart
Heaven
Gams Warden
Hall
Justice of the Peace
Clute Wallace
Anay
Wallace
Tavre
Wis
Colonel Allen Dea and the Cal W Allen Death
A cablegram from Tahiti reports the death of Cal W Allen aged seven. Colonel Allen Dea, born in Beatelaboro Wisconsin, survived by his widow Mrs. Cardella Allen. His father Elijah Allen served as United States minister. he was collector of the port of Honolulu for many years. He served under King Kalakine as well.
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New York
I. Alen
Tanaluta
Cal. W
Allen
Cardella Allen
Colonel Allen
Beatelaboro
Bawall Wrenla
Elijah Aller
United States
Honolulu
Kalakiinea
Promoters Get Panels To Study Asian Rail Plans
In St. Petersburg on February, commissions were appointed to study two American promoters projects for Asian rail development. One aims to connect Tankanend to Omak, the other to extend from Chita to Heynese, assessing feasibility and impact.
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St. Petersburg
Onereas
Tankanend
Omak
Chita
Heynese
Steamer Sonoma Arrives With Faravione Inlands Report
Officers aboard the Sonoma state that during a voyage from Aualalla to the Faravione Inlands the crew must operate with no one on board. The message highlights a perilous transport instruction received mid voyage.
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Ean Fuaritjaco
Sonoma
Aualalla
Faravione
Matt Antosson Dies in Anaconda Brain Troubles Claim
Matt Antosson a Grortian smelterman aged 28 unmarried died Sunday morning from brain trouble in Anaconda where he formerly resided. He left a brother in Anaconda and the report comes via Special Dispatch from Mo Stantara.
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Mo Stantara
Gread Palle
Matt Attonsen
Te Flaver
Anaconda
Former chief engineer testifies on Isthmian work and costs
Washington Feb. The former chief engineer at the Isthmian canal, Jony F. Wai Tae, testified before the Senate committee on literature today detailing conditions on the Isthmus. He described delays, cost estimates, and the impact of weather and French excavators, while defending his yearlong program and criticizing reactions to his reports.
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Nak Ahinwre
Saxe Ion
Washington
Jony F. Wai- Tae
Fenmte
Walker
Wallace
Mr. Wallace
Gustuaf Magnon
Taft
Wallice
Afr
Shonts
Lpleins
Bhonte
Governor James Smith Confirmed Governor General
In executive session the senate confirmed James J. Smith of California as governor general of the Pall.
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Senate
James 1. Smith
California
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