Paris Strikes Mohegan Rocks Off Cornwall Coast
The American steamer Paris with Captain Watkins ran onto rocks near the Manacles after Cherbourg voyage. Passengers numbered 880 evacuated to Falmouth with order and care as tugs stand by. The ship leaked heavily but crew remained aboard. efforts to refloat failed.
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Paris
Watlsine
Cherbourg
Spagaengers
Charborne
Falmouth
Watkins
Coast Guard
Weasel
Cameron
Mohegan
Berd
Fatal shooting spree ends in hospital chaos
Moore, 88, armed with a revolver, attacked Campbell, Meck, and Landis after a dispute over a photograph. He shot the Campbell woman in the back, hit Mrs Landis in the abdomen, and fired at Mrs Meck before fleeing. He was arrested as a crowd pursued him. all victims were mortally wounded.
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Moore
Wyandotte
Meck
Pacific Short Line auction to highest bidder at South Sioux City
Sioux City ONeill and Western known as Pacific Short Line, built by the late Donald McLean, faces sale by B S Dundy Jr of Omaha in chancery. The 180 mile route from South Sioux City Neb to ONeill Neb is expected to pass to J Kennedy Tod Co of New York. Prohibitionists in Des Moines plan a state platform and gubernatorial candidate. Heavy rains flood rivers and crops. Boon boy Vernie Lane abducted. mother suspected. Recruiting office opened in Hastings for Philippine campaign. National and Western League scores listed. weather notes for Iowa and Nebraska.
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Bionx City
O'Neill and
Weatern
Sioux City
South Sioux City
Neb
O'Neill and Weatern
Pacific
Donald McLean
Palmer Honey
Ohi
T ' Sioux
Northern
United States
Costa
Pasa
O'Neill
Des Moines
Prohibitionists of
Iowa
E. L. Eaton
First Methodist ‘Church
Granals Bacon
Muscatine
Rivera Fata Ourry
Nemaha
Great Lakes
Dewey Home Fund
Pittsburg
International Association of Ticket Agents
Atlanta
Wabash College Club
Dalene of Nebraska
Hali’ Adair
Jack O'Neill
Marquette
Mich
Bunker Hill
Douer d'Alene
Senate
Chamber
Paris
Milwaukee
Thuraway
London
Lady Henry Somerset
British Woman’s Temperance Association
Bob Fitzsimmons
Jim Jeffries
Coney Island Athletic Club
George Siler
Chicago
Samuel R. Bullock
New York
Dianta
Sandusky
Fostorio
Fremont
Charles W. Briggs
Rochester
Briggs Bros. & Co
German American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
H. M
Egeria
Vancouver
Fanning Island
Australia
Western Railroads
Western Passenger Associa
Philippine Commission Confers on Autonomy Amid War Talks
Filipino commissioners in Manila hold talks with U S Messrs Schurman Worcester and Denby. They say they cannot bind the so-called Filipino government and will refer results to Aguinaldo. Autonomy is discussed with hints of a protective status while pacification grows. In Arayat region, Major Robbe’s expedition reports friendly Pampanga natives and no insurgents found. 200 insurgents had withdrawn from nearby towns.
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Manila
United States
Schurman
American Commission
Bobbo
Layton
Arayat
Bayond
Candads
Rio Grande
Pampangas
Robbe
Santana
San Fernando
San Isidro
San Nicolas
Santiago
Villingas
Bella
Barbarossa's exciting return to Hoboken after collision
The Barbarossa, cruising from New York to Hoboken, returned to port with thick smoke and a blazing fire below decks after striking a lighter and ramming the Bretagne. The collision sank the barge Leroy and damaged the Bretagne, while the Barbarossa was hauled to its dock as the fire was put out and cotton aboard flooded.
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Ceater
Leroy
Hoboken
Conference Program Prep at The Hague as Sessions Go Secret
At The Hague press conference M de Brant will read replies from Emperor Nicholas and Queen Wilhelmina and propose a general scheme. Delegation chiefs meet to form three committees on Disarmament laws of warfare mediation and arbitration. Andrew White and Sir Julian Pauncefote back broad, conciliatory talks and secret sessions start.
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Varlou
Hague
Tan Haeve
M. de Brant
Nicholas
Wilhelmina
Majestica
M. de Staal
Andrew D. White
United States
Julian Pauncefote
Shooting Affray in Joplin Ends in Black Barber's Death
In Joplin on Main Street Andrew Woods a Black barber was killed after a confrontation with DeWitt Lapsard and others following an insult to Woods' wife. Woods fired first, a crowd chaos ensued with a white hat incident and multiple shots. Three white bystanders were wounded, police prepared for possible mob violence as tensions rise.
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Melean Jorum
Andrew Woods
Main Street
DeWitt Lapsard
Chicago Consolidated Mines
North Main Street
Woods
Leonard
Officer King
King
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Boone
Boons
Vernie Lane
Garner
Onawa
Keetings
Haskines
Warren Dean
Hentengat
Sixth Cavalry
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Philippine Islands
Gineln Otta, Brooks
Buaw York
Becondeau Louis
New_ York
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Holtimora
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Indianapolis
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Rock Island
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Telpartmore
Bad
Brooklyn
Ibtebure Bia Beaton
Balboa Ia
Cincinus
Newark
Phili Wo
Cleveland
Paul
Minn Oh
Aguinaldo
Philippine Commission
Koubbe
Aragat
Belos Mercedes
Hampton Roads
Newport News
Merritt
Old Point Comfort
Newport
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Portsmouth Navy Yard
Overna
Lea
Charles Ogrr
Blusfelds
Washington
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Outpaco
Times-Herald
Saya
Bishop Quigley
Mexico
el Paso
Tex
Sacramento Mountains
New Mexico
Frasnal Canyon
Alimongordo and
Sacramento Mountain
Sorenson
James Bradford
Hardy
Bostwick
Denver
Dalton Smith
B. EB. Smith
Sheldon School House
Huo House
Barbarossa
THIF
Brave Dealers’ Association
San Francisco
Bow Wah Tong
Chinees Slave Dealers’ Association
Chinese Society For
Chinatown
Ong Foon
Chin Jimia
Chin
Cincinnati
James Weaver
John H. ‘Jackson
Jackson
Weaver
Big Combine
Sioux Orty
Cchicago
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Live Stock National Bank
Third
Lrycoty
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Poynter
Elaimes
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Orange Courthouse
Swift
Swift Specific Company
Gai
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Chisago
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Texas
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O’toole
Fitzouraup
Willacoochee Dresk
Polly Mitchell
Martinsdale's Mill
Joplin
Hrestier
Atlantic Iron Works
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