Widespread Ruin From Earthquake Reported in Guatemala
News from Guatemala City dated April 23 describes extensive destruction across towns villages and plantations in the rich western region. The Chingo volcano on the border with Guatemala and Balvador has reawakened and the Santa Maria volcano remains highly active centering the calamity.
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New York
Guatemala City
Herald
Republic
Chingo
Guatemala
Balvador
Santa Maria
Married by Telephone First Meeting in Dayton Drug Store
A Dayton widow and a Hopkinsville merchant met for the first time in the drug store of A. G. Goets in Dayton after a long distance marriage by telephone. The ceremony lasted 15 minutes with Rev. R. D. Harding officiating. charges totaled 23 dollars.
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Cincinnati
Dayton
Hopkinsville
A. G. Goets
Gertrude Gallagher
Theodore Cohen
R. D. Harding
Hopkinsville, Ky
Cyclone hits Milwaukee railroad shops and area farms
A cyclonic storm struck Milwaukee causing the West Milwaukee railroad shops to be wrecked including a damaged steam building and a collapsed roof. Thomas Bedeman suffered a skull fracture and likely fatal injuries after being blown from a platform. In Goymour the electric plant smokestacks fell and a barn was burned. its owner Charles Zombeke was fatally burned along with farm buildings.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Railroad
West Milwaukee
Thomas Bedeman
Simore
Goymour
Wis
Charles Zombeke
Missing Pennsylvania girl found dead in quarry
A six year old girl, long missing since November, was found dead in a Lansdale quarry twenty feet deep after two boys spotted the body while ashore. Her parents, Albert Speceberem and spouse, believe she was murdered and dumped into the water.
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New York
Lansdale
American Ard Journal
Albert Speceberem
Committee to Meet Inaugurate Strike In Breaker Coy
The Hazleton mine colliery of Lehigh Valley announces a suspension of part of its workers due to lack of work. A meeting is planned by the committee to discuss the strike, with members consented to by the Breaker Coys. Weather notes from Philadelphia indicate unusually warm conditions for April 23.
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Breaker Coys
Madélton
Hazleton
Philadelphia
Suit Seeks 25000 Damages Over Wooden Goat Injury
Yorkville resident Samuel W. Mitchell sues the Woodmen of the World camp in York County South Carolina seeking 25000 damages for injuries he claims occurred during an initiation. He alleges the wooden goat caused severe physical and mental pain after being used recklessly. The sovereign camp denies responsibility, contending no act in the ritual authorized such harm. Attorneys are Finley and Drico for the plaintiff and Brom and Burnett for the defense.
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Geuth Garpiinian
Columbia
8. C
Yorkville
Samuel W. Mitchell
Hickory Grove
York County
Hhis
Mitchell Paya Ho
Peison
Woodmen's
Finley & Drico
Brom & Burnett
Omaha
Nob
Sovereign
Milly” Han
Old Family Feud Sparks Duel With Shotguns
A long for feuding brothers in Groomstown Sear Gumter near Columbia clash with double barrel shotguns. Over 20 shots fired. Connell and Groom both wounded but not seriously. They arrested each other and posted bond. Feud stems from a disputed ditch on Grooms land and years of contention.
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Columbia
8. C
Groomstown
Sear Gumter
Charley Grooms
Tom Connell
Connell
Grooma
Grooms Land
Memorial Services for Wade Hampton
A solemn memorial service honored Confederate veterans and Winnie Davis at the United Confederate Veterans meeting in Dallas. The Kalipha parade was set as the main feature, with crowds pouring into the city and 140,900 visitors recorded since the reunion opened.
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Dallas
Tex
United Confederate Veterans
Winnie Davis
William Jones
Jefferson Davis
Albert Sydney Johnson
Shiloh
Robert E. Lee
Joseph E. Johnston
Beauregard
Kirby Smith
Hood
Stonewall” Jackson
Thunderbolt
J. E. Stuart
Nathan Bedford
Forest
Sterling Price
Dick Taylor
Wade Hampton
The
Sons of Veterans
Bureau of Information
Loigliga
Health Warning on Tongue Coating Signals Liver Trouble
A cautionary note advises that a furred and coated tongue may indicate liver issues and warrants attention. It frames tongue observation as a potential early sign and recommends medical evaluation if changes persist.
Paine's Celery Compound touted as liver cure
An advertisement extols Paine's Celery Compound as a cure for liver troubles and related mental and physical symptoms. It claims the liver governs health, lists signs of liver disease, and cites a testimonial from Olsde F Tucker of Savannah Ohio describing weight gain and recovery after use.
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Paine
Olsde F. Tucker
Savannah
Ohio
Pistol Duel with Robbers Ends in Double Tragedy
In Chicago on April 24 Peter Fafinski was killed and his 19-year-old son Julius mortally wounded during a store robbery at 409 Bradley Street. Fellow suspect Thomas Glynn surrendered with a bullet wound claiming a revolver duel followed the attempted robbery. he named a second man, R. Smith, and said he was unsure who fired the fatal shot.
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Chicago
Peter Fafinski
Julius
Fafinski
Bradley Street
Thomas Glynn
R. Smith
Smith
Rockefeller Gives One Million For Southern Education
New York reports John D Rockefeller donated 1 000 000 dollars to the Southern Educational Conference for a broad education program in the south. The fund aims to uplift both black and white students under Robert C Ogden as head of the movement with George Foster Peabody as treasurer. The conference plans expansive aid to southern schools and operations across several states.
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New York
John D. Rockefeller
South
New York World
Southern Educational Conference
Athens
Robert C. Ogden
Mr. Rockefeller
George Foster Peabody
Mr. Ogden
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Young Rockefeller
Southern Educaonal Conference
Walter H. Page
Edward Randthaler
North Carolina
Eugene C. Branson
Georgia
A. B. Hunter
Raleigh
N. C
H. Prissell
Francia G. Peabody
Chas. Menorve
Albert Shaw
W. A. Blair
Spain
J. L. M. Currie
Supposed Corpse Revives During Gurial Preparations
A 63 year old New York woman Amelia Hummel was pronounced dead after carbolic acid poisoning but revived before embalming. She lingered then died, after a life as a large property holder and long illness.
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New York
Amelia Hummel
Deutschland Stricken Rudder Forcing Slow Plymouth Voyage
The Hamburg American steamer Deutschland left New York on April 17 and, with its rudder broken, has been driven 18 miles south of the Scilly Islands. It is expected to reach Plymouth about 5 p m today.
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Plymouth
England
New York
Cherbourg
Hamburg
Scilly Islands
Plysouth
Mes Dogs Ce yi
Readable fragments describe a local incident involving Mes Dogs Ce yi with unclear location and parties. The text lacks complete names or dates but implies a small community event or dispute. Further readable details are insufficient to confirm a precise outcome or action.
Bank Directors Reelect. Stockholders Praise Bank’s Condition
A fall stockholders meeting of the Bank of the University praised the bank’s sound condition. Directors re elected include Billops Phinizy A H Hodgton Thos P Vincent W T Bryan J J Wilkios J M Wibb and A S Erwin. Ely’s Liquid Cream Balm advertised for nasal catarrh with testimonials from New Orleans and New York.
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Bank of University
Bank of the University
Messrs. Billops Phinizy
A.H Hodgton
Thos. P. Vincent
W.T. Bryan
J J. Wilkios
J. M. Wibb
A. S
Erwin
Ely
Ely Bros
Warren &T
New Orleana
Mr. Ely Bros
Wm. Lamberton
Delachaire St
New Orleans
Geo
W. McDuff
Delinquents Heavily Fined In City Court
Several African American men appeared before Mayor Rhodes for nonpayment of taxes under city code 621. Each defendant offered excuses, which court officials rejected as unproven, and fines were imposed for delinquency and failure to work when ordered by the city marshal.
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Rhodes
Obrley Watson
Lucius Cole
Simon Thomas
A. W. Jackson
Emanuel Johpson
Lacioe Clementa
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