English Flyer Bearing American Tourists Leaps From Track Near London
A train carrying 43 passengers from the steamship New York to London derailed near Plymouth en route to London. The crash killed 23 in the first car, including multiple named passengers from New York and Toronto. Dozens were injured, with the late arrival of the steamer aiding rescue. several cabin and injuries details shown.
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Weather forecast for July across states
Forecasts for Monday and Tuesday call for showers and cooler conditions in Georgia and North Carolina with varying winds. South Carolina and portions of the East expect partly cloudy skies, Tuesday showers, and fresher southerly winds. Eastern Florida and Alabama anticipate showers on Monday with cooler Tuesday weather and light to variable winds.
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Quarrel Over Money Sparks Riot at Oxford Cathedral
An electric car dispute outside Salisbury Cathedral triggers a bloody riot near Oxford with one man killed and three injured. Police describe the clash as a money dispute escalated to violence, with bystanders reporting chaos and damaged property as authorities intervene.
Rioting in Oxford Ends in Murder and Injuries
In Oxford last night at about 1 30 a man, Wil Holcombe, was killed and two Oxford police officers were badly injured during a riot sparked by a dispute over a fare on a car from Oxford Lake. Officer Knighton was struck, Holcombe fatally wounded Thomas with a knife, and conductor Walls was attacked. Acting Mayor E A Walker mobilized extra police to restore order. Sheriff Woodrum later arrested two Holcombe brothers and a man named Joe Concord on assault with intent to murder charges. Thomas will have a hearing tomorrow.
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Gots on Fight He Dies in Columbus Texas
Hiram Clements succumbs after a fight in Columbus Texas. Unclear OCR fragment mentions Colynbug Texy and a single hyphen. Rural report notes a fatal encounter with limited readable details.
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Prelate Blenk Receives Grand New Orleans Welcome
Archbishop Blenk of New Orleans returns to assume duties amid a grand homecoming. A train from across the river brought parishioners and dignitaries, followed by a 59 gun salute at the Mississippi state line. He then entered St Louis Cathedral with a 25 gun salute and was greeted as archbishop after serving as pastor here in 1899.
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Railroad builder Grigsby dies in Jefferson Texas
D Grigsby a famed railroad builder and former president of the Texas Gulf road died in Jefferson Texas from heart failure. He helped construct the Marcellus road and the first Dallas terminus and led Grigsby Construction Co now active on Southern roads including Texas and Pacific. He was rated as a millionaire.
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Canyon City raid targets labor club Aquor sale
City officials aided by church members raided Canyon City labor club Aquor on July 1 arresting the proprietors after a struggle and seizing stock, as crowds headed to church witnessed the confrontation and ensuing upheaval in the street.
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Sad Requiems for Strangers Who Perished
A Plymouth to London bound boat train collided with a milk train at 2 am near Salisbury, causing heavy loss of life. Witnesses scarce, inquest planned, and railway officials review gear and speed on the notorious curve by Fisherton Street. The disaster sparks scrutiny of rival lines and safety on high speed routes.
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Pleading of wife kept Gotham mayor off wrecked train
Mayor George B McClellan of New York narrowly avoided a fatal train wreck after his wife urged him to stay in Cherbourg. He altered plans on shipbound to London, missing the special train wreck that claimed Jack McDonald among the dead.
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Honeymoon Bridegroom Dies in Salisbury Express Wreck
Frederick Henry Cossitt of New York, nephew of Mrs Herlaton Dodge and Mrs A D Juillard, perished in the Salisbury disaster aboard the American Ling Express while on his wedding trip with Antonia Dugro, daughter of Judge F Henry Dugro. They wed June 8 at Princeton graduate’s wedding voyage cut short as tragedy struck. Mrs Cossitt remained in London with friends after her husband died.
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Wrecked Special Car Collision Described By Survivor
A survivor from the wrecked special railway car described a terrifying collision at high speed. He recalled flames, water being thrown on carriages as a precaution, and that Wyn and Wilfred Rawdom died in the incident. Initial chaos and fear followed the crash as rescuers worked.
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