Boat Fire Kills Many on City of Pittsburg
A steamer City of Pittsburg burned near Ogden's Landing killing about 60 to 70 passengers and crew amid rushing flames and panic. Rescue attempts failed as boats met the blaze. many perished or were injured while others were swept away by the river current. Officials report over $30,000 in losses, and crews worked to save those aboard. partial victim lists include Captain Webley Doss and Mrs. Fannie McCullum among others, with crews and passengers missing or presumed dead.
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Wood pardons Reeves witness who testified against Rath bone
Governor General Wood issued a pardon for W. H. Reeves who had been sentenced to ten years in prison and fined 26516 for complicity in Cuban postal frauds. Reeves was freed immediately, with officials stating the pardon came because he testified for the state. The move aligns with prior expectations of immunity linked to the Rathbone case.
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Morgan's Shipping Combine Shocks London and Berlin
New York April 28 The Transatlantic Steamship Company formed by J P Morgan will have 171000000 capital with 50000000 subscribed, largely abroad. An American charter is planned but details of incorporation remain undisclosed. A working arrangement with North German Lloyd and Hamburg American suggests harmonious ties with German lines. London reports a possible Morgan counter-move using Cunard as a nucleus to form a rival shipping group, though talks remain speculative. Berlin reacts gloomily, urging government intervention amid excitement in New York. In Guatemala a deadly earthquake leaves So lola, Sunolín, Amitition, Santa Lucia and San Juan severely damaged. Quezaltenango is partially obliterated with fire. about 200 people killed. In South Africa, casualties from clashes near Fickstars and in the Transvaal rise. one officer is Captain Sir Thomas Fowler. four wounded. Governor Murphy in Phoenix says he will resign. Alexander O. Brodie is slated to succeed him.
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Chicago Grain and Provisions Mixed in Narrow Trading
Weather remained a damp influence as farmers and traders eyed light activity. May wheat edged higher while corn and provisions held steadier, with quotes reflecting a tentative, weather influenced session alongside modest demand. Live stock data showed receipts near 2,500 cattle with mixed quality, and a notable 10,000 today versus 20,000 tomorrow in context of ongoing market activity.
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Four Killed as Train Strikes Wagon at Crossing
At Loong seven miles north of Bolivar on April 21 four people died and a fifth was fatally injured when a Central Dallas Confederate reunion excursion train struck their wagon as they attempted to cross the tracks. The victims named Dolph Irwin, Mrs. Dolph Irwin, George Hurley, and Mrs. George Hurley, with Sarah twin fatally injured.
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Foley's Honey and Tar for children safe sure
Foley's Honey and Tar is pitched for children as a safe non opiate cough remedy. The ad emphasizes gentle action and reassurance of safety for young users.
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Mor rigan faces embezzlement charge in Iowa
In Talanda Mor rigan formerly of Marengo is jailed in Embezzlement case involving the estate of F. M. Henderson where he served as administrator. He previously held the office of grand lodge treasurer of the Odd Fellows.
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Farmers face drought as winds scorch Iowa crops
Des Moines reports hot winds and scarce rainfall threaten small grain, notably winter wheat, across most of Iowa. Ten days of dryness and strong winds have dried surface moisture, with southern areas slightly better. A recent thunderstorm offered little relief while indicating a broad pattern of heat. Local forecasts promise possible rains soon.
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Fire devastates Kansas City quarter mile long
A sweeping blaze in Kansas City's southwestern quarter destroyed about 40 dwellings, left 60 families homeless, and caused $75,000 in damage. Spectator John Slinne of Quincy was killed, fireman Edward Bennett collapsed, and strong winds hampered three hours of firefighting. Many residents lost everything and await temporary aid.
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Three Fires in Dallas Ravage City Across Sectors
Dallas April 21 two people killed fire chief Magee prostrated as flames hit Dorsey Printing plant losses about 370000 with 200000 at risk insurance. Fire spread to Lama street 20 buildings burned and a third blaze in South Natlas district destroyed four cottages worth 20000 amid suspicions of arson.
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Fire kills child in Chicago apartment blaze and mass damage
Chicago April 21 fire swept Monterey apartment house at 95 Thirtieminter street. Several residents burned. a little girl died after her father James Grimsted fled with her up a stairway explosion of gas followed. Property loss reported on Sandstorm at St Joseph Missouri. Also reports a sandstorm and a Costa Rican political action at Bocas del Toro with government troop movement.
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St Joseph Stock and Cattle Receipts Amid TurbulentMarket
Fragmented OCR note from St Joseph reports cattle and stock entries with figures and names garbled. Referenced items include cattle receipts and various farm related terms, with unclear totals and dates.
Cuba Bill Passes Overruled Chair in House Vote
Washington April 14 Democrats and insurgent Republicans pushed through the Cuban reciprocity bill after overruling the chair on amending the repeal of the refined sugar differential. The final passage stood 247 to 52 with 124 Republicans and 123 Democrats for the amended bill and 42 Republicans with 10 Democrats against. The debate reflected bitter party lines and beet sugar protection interests driving the outcome.
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