Plague On Ship From Durban Quarantined In New York
Three bubonic plague cases aboard the Prince line steamer Saxon from Durban prompt quarantine. Sufferers include the first and second cooks and second steward. total crew 31 with five passengers aboard. Ship to sea wash and disinfect. passengers and crew to Hoffman Island for ten days observation. Dr Doty assures no danger to public.
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New York
Spielal
Swinburne Island
Prince Line
Durban
South Africa
Hoffman Island
Doty
X Ray Machines Sought From Japanese Government
A Philadelphia firm received a government order from Japan for several x ray devices. An earlier sale to a Mikado representative showed the machine’s use in detecting coin theft at the Tokyo mint by examining suspects as they left. The test proved effective, prompting additional orders.
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Ordera
Philadelphia
Ir Faiselty
Mikado
Japan
Flood Damage Strikes Kentucky and Tennessee Towns
Heavy rains and rising rivers cause extensive flood damage across Kentucky and northern Tennessee. Graney and Paducah report four feet and nearly one foot of water respectively, with railroads and property damaged. No known loss of life.
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Kentuck
Tennessee
Louisville
Mississippi
Graney
Paducah
Earlington
Hopkinsvile
Kentucky
North Tennessee
Work of train wreckers near Moundville injures clerks
A southbound limited train wrecked near Moundville on Tuesday. Officials say train wreckers caused the wreck at a trestle over a creek. Express Messenger Colson was killed. Mall Clerks Kelly and Tuggs and a colored fireman severely injured. No passengers hurt.
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Express
Birmingham
Ala
Great Southern Railroad
Moundville
Colson
Kelly and
Tuggs
Clarence
Ford County
Iminoie
Tobbers
British and Venezuelan tensions lure wary pacific talks
A Daily Mall correspondent reports efforts by Ambassador Qhoate and Charge W affatrag White to arrange a peaceful settlement between Great Britain and Venezuela. Washington state department contact continues with no final decision imminent as cabinet ministers hinder quick progress. Berlin notes Italy will join the blockade by agreement with allies.
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Bome
Cabling
Willematad
Curacao
Daily Mall
Puerto Cabello
Qhoate
White
Great Britain
Vencanola
State Department
Washington
Associated Pras
Berlin
Foreign Office
Associated Press
Italy
Guilty Murder Verdict Sentences Richard Waller
Harrisburg dispatch reports Richard Waller was convicted Saturday of murdering August Mitchell a West End Saline County merchant. He shot at William Pemberton in front of Mitchells store missing Pemberton and killing Mitchell. Court ruled intent to kill Mitchell equal to murder.
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Richard Waller
Harrisburg
August Mitchell
West Ends
Saline County
Waller
William Pemberton
Mitchell
Pemberton
Castro rises fast without political wisdom in river of change
Berlin reports Ler describes President Castro as an energetic but unwise leader who climbed from a small village magistrate to the presidency, a rise that bred overconfidence. Dr Daysarge warns of decay under Bianco's era as politics shift and the color question ignites tensions between mixed populations. Also notes trafficking in Korea with women and girls sold at auctions amid harvest failures in Russia.
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Castro
Berlin
Ler. Dussarge
Venezuela
Dr. Daysarge
Miners to Strike Over Grievances at Drifton Coxe Bros
More than 4 000 miners at Drifton near Sa gleton will strike Wednesday unless grievances are adjusted. A New York dispatch notes shipments to New York will drop by 10 000 tons if the strike proceeds. The Coxe Bros. & Co. workforce accuses the company of refusing to re hire all union miners after layoffs.
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New York
Drifton
Sagleton
Lefory
Scranton
Coxe Bros. & Co
Ite
Wreck near Minneapolis reports toll on collision near Fridley
A midnight crash on the Northern Pacific Railway near Fridley seven miles from Minneapolis left one dead and several injured. Northern Pacific officials denied six deaths and dispatched wrecking trains to the scene.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Fridley
Northern Pacific
Bombardment of Fortress by British and German Forces
News from Puerto Cabello reports British and German ships bombarding the fortress after mob action seized an English steamer. The assault silenced Venezuelan guns at Fort Colano and Castillo Libertador with few injuries amid rising public unrest. Local authorities sought and received cautious guidance from Presidune Castry, while merchants and the American consul appealed for intervention.
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Aliina
Puerto Cabello
Charylalis
Vineta
Charylitis
Fifty Armes
Sofor
Enatom
Castry
Paerts Cabello
Thia
Castro
Auiple
Fort Colano
Castlo Libertador
MISSOURI WRECK VICTIMS AND WASHINGTON DEATHS
A Brookfield Missouri wreck on the Hinanshal and St Joseph Railroad left unknown dead and many injured as a crane failed beneath a bridge causing a train fall into the water. Mrs. Ulysses S. Grant died in Washington at 11:17 p m heart failure after years of valvular disease. In Telluride Colorado the grand jury indicted fifty seven in connection with Arthur J. Culling murder and other crimes but could not identify a single culprit.
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Brookfivid
Hinanshal
St. Joseph
Brookfield
Washington
Ulysses S. Grant
President Grant
Oglock
Grant
Nellie Grant Sartoriz
Colorado
Culling
Telluride
Colo
Arthur J. Culling
Wulon
Collins
DEFICIENCY BILL PASSED AND FOOT AND MOUTH PAYROLL
A Washington dispatch notes the deficiency appropriations passed including 1.4 million for stamping out foot and mouth disease in New England livestock and rural free delivery deficiencies. A Detroit report describes a fire, a steamer launch, and local political intrigue with arrests and trials. Fifty wounded in Roche building collapse. Quebec Hotel and Victoria Motel fire destroy property. a court verdict in Boston finds a man guilty of murder in the second degree.
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Washington
New England
Fettered by Fate Ends In Vengeful Confrontations
Chapter excerpts reveal Roger Darrel’s mesmerism over Captain Darrel and a tense pursuit through an old mill. Carol and Roger confront past sins as Nora Warner seeks justice, while Carol faces her father’s forgiveness and a looming reconciliation. Dramatic confrontations unfold with threats of vengeance.
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Moger Darrel
Bin
Roger
Bestorever
Stony Allence
Meyer
Bature
Woulder
Lide
Duck
Nora Warner
Korne
Lawrence Wichmond
Carol
Roger Darrel
Nuri
Cond
Idia
Tong
Howe
Hiiself
Caral
Nova
Warner
Iseagil
Onral
Chelfea
Garet
Widvaten
Nera Warner
Hhiy
Conan
Bear Wakes Camp as Thompson Survives Night of Fear
A lumber camp tale recounts Thompson sleeping uneasily in a lower berth when a rising bear outside caused the bed to be pushed into the wall. After the bear’s attack and the tree uprooting, the men felled the tree, revealing a black bear that finally killed Thompson the next morning. The piece notes locals mockingly call him a failure despite his survival.
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Myer
Campa
Thompson
Mahie
Vorth
Tim
Agricultural Losses and Yields Across Regions Highlighted
The report surveys crop production and losses from drought and flooding, detailing total value and yields for corn and wheat. It notes declines versus prior years, with regional variations in marketable portions and average prices per bushel impacting total crop value.
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Yalu
Fara
Stuta da
Troy
Ringe
Lown
Praciete
Alis Hormona
Witton
Langmuely
Solo Tarslela
Szuhol
Defective Land Titles Over Nonfiled Incorporation
The Land Titles record notes failure of the Momestead Company to file Articles of Incorporation. It questions chain of title for lands in central Iowa, cites misdated corporate acts from 1870s to 1880s, and warns that many abstracts show defective conveyances. Possible future legislative action to resolve property ownership.
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Momestead Co
Ceansnetione
Ardelen
Loverperttion
Lintte
Otteern
Nell Lonis Atm
ISTO
WBS
Missing Man and $1200 Mystery Near Lineville
Unclear OCR text reports a man missing with $1200 linked to a deceased father, A. Yeunjaow, age about 27, last seen near a Cam three miles north west at Lineville. He was administrator of the estate and had funds to settle with relatives, but vanished suddenly.
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Otw Deuptian
Qandaan
Lineville
A. A. Yeunjaow
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