Alix Furnace Disaster at Carnegie Steel Plant
A deadly accident at Carnegie Steel Company’s Braddock plant in Pittsburg Friday caused a furnace blast. Twenty workers were injured. six died, ten hospitalized in critical condition. others home with severe burns. Fire, heat, and flying debris trapped workers in a pit during a hopper jam.
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Pittsburg
Andrew Jabae
Joe Velar
Jot Skotan
Johnf Pelar
Jaree
Work New
Wasted States Steel Corporation Binet
Mystery surrounding Wallace Hopking at Sioux City vault
Reports indicate manager Wallace Hopking vanished after a Chicago funds transfer and about $4000 missing from his accounts. Officials say Hopkingt was last seen heading toward Chicago as investigators search his associates and Wood & Co. for links to the loss. A separate Fort Migs drill accident caused a corporal’s death and three privates injured when a battery piece turned over during a field exercise.
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Wallace
Hopkina
Hopkingert
Unday
Chicago
Troy
Wards, Wood & Co
Chicago Board of Trade
A. Washington
Fort” Migs
Stephen M. Foote
Dell Han
Burdick Case Findings Point to Pennell Identity
Judge Murphy releases findings in the Burdick case identifying Pennell as the likely killer after reviewing evidence from the inquest. The report highlights exchanged messages between Archibald Pennell and Mrs Burdick, including a threat to Burdick’s life, seen as ground for suspicion if he were alive.
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Burdick
Buffalo
N.Y
Murphy
Uuirderer
Archir I.pen
Nell
Nys
Warrant for 3 Million to Aid Philippines Distress
A treasury officer signed a warrant for 3,000,000 dollars in favor of the United States Guarantee Trust Co. of New York to cover a minting appropriation to relieve distress in the Philippines amid ongoing hostilities. News dispatches report unrest near Astuto, with reports of massacres and shifting authorities.
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Shaw
Washington
the Treasury
United States Guarantee Trot Co
New York
Congress
Waterbury Strike Violence Leads to Police Arrests
Eighteen men were arrested on state warrants in Waterbury on charges of assault with intent to kill connected to ongoing transit violence during a strike by Connecticut Railway and Lighting Company workers. Several were non union employees assigned to the Waterville line. one officer was killed in a prior attack near For est Park. Authorities hope the arrests shed light on the earlier death and broader unrest as the wave of violence continues into a second month.
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Athicons Hy
Waterbury
Puthe
Ian
Murner
Marrisette
Eiiployes
Tralley Company
Waterville
Foresti Park
Paul Mguletssohn
Mendelssohn
Cahobey
Harpee
Humber
Merced
Tralley-Men's Union
Mysterious Utah Case Described as Sleep Like Death
The 22 year old Miss Bexsiv Kangelit has slept for eight days with eyes closed and no words spoken. She remains breathing naturally while being fed by artificial means, with doctors fearing exhaustion may end her life.
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Asin Lake
Thin City
Bexsiv Kangelit
Abe
BIG MINES TO RESUME
Wilkesbarre area mines plan full restart with 1500 workers. The oodward mine operated by the Delaware Lackawanna and Western Canal Company resumes after idle period, producing over 1000 tons and employing about 1200. Bernice coal mines to reopen April 1 with 300 to 400 workers.
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Bulet
Wilkestarre
Wilkesbaere
Oodward
Delaware, Lackawanna and Wester Canal Company
Bernice
Connell Anthracite Mining Company
Thousands Idle as Lowell Mills Shut Down in Wage Strike
In Lowell Massachusetts the seven cotton mills remain closed after strike orders from the executive council demand a ten percent wage increase. About seventeen thousand workers are idle as mills halt production while two print works operate briefly before also stopping once current stock is used.
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Lowell
Mass
Executive Council
Fojk
Planta
Train Derailment Near Concord Pa Shakes Passengers
A fast Erie railroad express derailed near Concord Pennsylvania while traveling westbound toward New York and Cleveland. No confirmed deaths, but several passengers were shaken. four wounded and one killed in a separate Morgen County family feud incident. Another Yale student, Merman Bowman Usher of Chicago, killed himself in a Manhattan hotel room. No arrests reported.
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New York
Cleveland
Cleveland,o
Erle Road
Concord
Erie
Lee City
Howard
Mays
Morgen County
Nicholas Strickland
Charles McCormack
Clay Ross
William Mauz
Robert Howard
Yate
Merman Bowman Usher
Chicago
Yale University
Manhattan
Fairbanks Funeral Held in Chicago Residence
The funeral of N. K. Fairbanks, a well known manufacturer, was held Monday at his home in Chicago. The ceremonies were private at the late residence, marking a quiet farewell to the influential figure.
Textile mill shutdown shocks Lowell workers
A strike by agents of a major Lowell mill halts work, leaving 17 000 idle as up to 80 percent of workers reportedly oppose a walkout. Financial backing from national unions supports the stoppage, which could last weeks, with 418 000 workers affected nationwide.
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Couroy
Textile Council
Will
Thor Harp
Crevasse Growth Threatens Shipping Near Hymia
A New Orleans dispatch reports a widening crevasse near Hymia with rising floods and massive surges affecting Abundances. Refugees arrive as relief efforts struggle to provide shelter and food amid a worsening crisis and disputed border conditions.
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Ureak
Hymia
Boeing
New Orleans
Isha
AU Grenville
Mins
Xays
Treaty Ratified by Cuban Senate Adopts Reciprocity Pact
The Cuban Senate approved the reciprocity treaty with the United States by a large vote as of an early Saturday session. The ruling conveyed that no conditions remain and that President Roosevelt would not call a special session before December.
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Cuba
United States
Senate
Wha
Secretary Way
Roosevelt
Hut Ole Rehs
Polma
Submerged City of Greenville Faces Rising Backwater
Fragments report Greenville Mississippi nearly submerged as LaGrange backwater rises two inches in twenty four hours. Citizens move through flooded streets while officials deny widespread deaths or destruction claims. Rumors of a national labor strike and other incidents are noted in dispatches.
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Greenville
Miss
Diapateh Soga
LaGrange Creva Use
Whife
Acta
Sioux City Man Spends Life Savings in Search for Woman
Abel Kopald, a Sioux City shoewaker, says he lost 2400 to an eastern girl via an agency controlled by her father. After a brief reunion that lasted one day, Kopald left his property and chased her from Dubuque to Chicago for six weeks, hoping for more money and truths.
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Sioux City
Hecate
Abel Kopald
Kopalis
Sioux Chey
Kopali
Dubuque
Chicago
Runaway Car Incident Injures Three Young Women in Marshalltown
A Marshalltown report says Miss Cora Galloway was thrown to the pavement and seriously injured while Miss Laure Galloway and Miss Blanche Melean along with Miss Lane Evans were also hurt when their horse Henan spooked by a passing streetcar. The three were out driving and suffered head injuries and possible brain damage.
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Laure Galloway
Marshalltown
Cora Galloway
Missy Blanche Melean
Lane Evans
Miss Gatloway
Bert iv
Section Foreman Accused in Fatal Accident and Local Notices
A Corunee dispatch reports section foreman Daniel Fwande blamed for negligence leading to a fatal accident near Mowley involving Enginer Hyatt. Edwards bound over for investigation. Separate items note school contracts, prize awards, and various local notices including a boy killed near a railroad crossing and a family fortune division.
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Corunee
Nursington
Wreet
Kovsvite Dispatch
Daniel Fwande
Jay
Falweante
Edwards
Dhe
Escaped Lynching Sparks Iowa Race Riot Alarms
A Black man narrowly escaped lynching in Iowa as a mob of hundreds pursued him through a town street. Police, aided by twenty men, rescued the man after he received wounds, while countenances and tensions rose as bystanders watched the events unfold.
Provisions of Irish Land Bill Outline
The article outlines a government driven plan to reform tenant land holdings. It envisions rent and interest arrangements, grants to tenants, and financial provisions totaling about 7.25 million dollars in long term funding. It mentions guaranteed interest, free grants, and treasury commitments to support land reform efforts.
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Ubig Land Fords
Mastinanna
Rhs Treasury
Counterfeit Money Ring Reported in Burlington
A Burlington report warns of counterfeit ten dollar and forty dollar notes circulating. Police note rising activity as impostors pattern after a clarified design featuring a U S government era portrait and security features. Officials urge shopkeepers to vet notes carefully and report suspicious cash handling.
Irish land reform plan outlines tenant ownership path
The piece discusses a British government proposal to fund Irish land reform enabling tenants to become owners. It mentions large sums, staged payments, and commissions to oversee the plan aimed at easing landlord tensions and reducing military presence after a potential shift in policy.
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Trelaml
Redman
Quay Mets
Tagitlordas
Nepal
Tiennitts
Venaute
Mr. Wyndham
Teich
Ube Bil
Lela Sal
Woodlorda
Ureitiah
Fesi
Tyne
Brother's death investigated after discovery on bridge
Police found a man on the East Ninth Street bridge with a broken neck and awkward body position. The deceased was identified as Urorge Waddell by his half brother Werner Powys who reported the scene to authorities. An inquest led by Coroner Beek will determine cause amid suspected marijuana use and other factors.
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Urorge Waddell
Southeast
Suvu
East Ninth Street
Wernor Powys
Ames Board Delays President Selection at College Meeting
At the Ames Iowa State Agricultural College Thornlay meeting the board of trustees postponed choosing a president until the next session in May. W C McElroy of Newton presided. leading candidates included Prof E W Stanton and Prof C D Cutting with Stanton having stronger support. The process was deferred amid strong opposition attributed to anti Spanish sentiment and the likely candidate may be Secretary James Wilson.
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Board of Tranteey
Aspen
Board of Trantees
Iowa State Agricultural College
Thornlay
W. C. McElroy
Newton
E.W. Stanton
C.D. Cutting
Stanton
Galo
Janes Wilson
Sioux City Riot Sparks Prosecutor Threats Over Hazing Incident
A Sioux City case centers on hazing of Evel Gleaves after a return from Wisconsin. Evel, an 18 year old student, was distressed by taunting and is under medical care as authorities consider legal action. The report also mentions a retiring Congregational minister Rev J C Sams and other local incidents and arrests.
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Wlacanah Sahoot
Sioux City
Innenville
Wis
Evel
Frank B. Gleaves
J. C. Sams
Tee
AL Dunran
Gilbert Station
Bands ix
Big Frauds Shocks Post Office Department In Washington
Investigations led by Gen Bristow expose a widespread corruption scheme within the Post Office Department. A system of profiteering and bribes is alleged, with suppliers overcharging and officials taking commissions as a nationwide network allegedly operated from Washington.
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Vostolice
Tenyers
Allvision
Washington
Roonevelt
Gen
Bristow
Poxtminster
Vostoiice
Wankington
United States
Antenne
Desert land open to settlement as government restores 1,000,000 acres
The United States opens about a million acres of restored land from Mojave to the Colorado River for settlement. Letters from New York and other states reveal interest in ranching belts along the Colorado. some fear rapid settlement. Fire damage hits multiple firms including Ajax Manufacturing. appointments in New York and Manila draw notice.
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United States
Los Angeles
Cal
Aue
Mojave
Colorado River
Emery
Low Angeles
Union
New York
Cnet
United Beaton
Willian Crozier
Manila Avro
Yavin
Windup
Fabieni
Quigley
Notable London preacher and his parish fees
The article discusses Doctor Marker a London preacher of fifty years service at City Temple and other churches. It notes his willingness to give money and effort to church causes while charging substantial fees for sermons and exams. A debate arises about the cost of preaching and gospel delivery.
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Divine
Ake
Chartos I Spiegoon
England
Ko Henry
Ward Beecher
Jiogtor Talmage
Joseph Parker
City Temple
London
Thortehor
Marker
Alain
Doctor Marker
Rem Rem Cure for Diabetes Prompts Reader Questions
A past item recounts a man named Rem. cra' and his claim that Hodis Kidney Pills cured his diabetes after physicians failed. The narrative also touches on cultural tales about tooth worship and a Southeast Asian treasure kept in a temple box.
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N.Y
Ateners
Rem
Efe
Rennerson
Lancaster
Ba Walt
Avarybody
Vory
Frlth Diabetes
Dodie Kidney
Donn's Kidney Pills End Kidney Pain, Says Patient
An advertisement features A C Stitypour of Winchester Va describing severe kidney pain and backache. He claims Donn's Kidney Pills cured his illness, restoring health after poor urine, weakness, and constant pain. The ad promotes the product, price, and distribution by Fortore Medicine Co. Battate NY, 60 cents per box.
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A.C. Stitypour
Cork Street
Wincheswr Va
Byanck Unter & Sons
Adarand Fortore Miin Co. Battate
N.Y
unclear OCR fragment about officials and telegrams
unreadable text fragment mentions Moough clerk telegraph question. partial names and actions unclear. no coherent event or outcome present.
Fragmented OCR reads as an unclear local note
The readable fragments mention a couple named Aw Nyplainoad and Gite Else Whit in a Christian context with a Mitra, a Bible, and a wife carrying a work titled The Wise vee, but surrounding details are unreadable.
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Carrie
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Buffalo Jay Dock Company
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International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers
Erle
Erle Railroad
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Freed
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Norn
Victoria Scheffer
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Flower
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Aya
May Jachkson
Algoro Jackson
Chicago Dispatch
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Sigar
Awopty Tig Monona Canary
Tehoel Books
WMO
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National Publishing Company
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Welbak Co
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