Eight Die in Tug Charles Parker Explosion on Chicago River
Eight persons killed and about a dozen injured when the tug Charles Parker exploded near Aycint avenue bridge in the Chicago river. Victims included crew members and bystanders struck by flying debris as Parker and allied tugs sought to free a grounded vessel. Debris scattered onto docks and streets amid frightened crowds.
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Charles Parker
Aycint Avenue
Parker
VanSehauck
Porgy
Shields
Pickandy
Archer Avenue
Mary Rick
Barbara Rick
Nice
Samuel Sawyer
Illinois Steel Romny
Bartholomew Cuiculn
Jones B. Carter
John C. Moore
Enwinne
Samuel
Cody Nos
Mrs. Rice
Tun
Steacl
Bartholomew Curtin
Richard Powers
Curtin
Young Powers
Steave
Dirk
Twelve Miners Entombed in Crosby Vein Collapse
In BueNcanton Pa on October 5 reports said the Richardson mines closed with twelve men entombed in the Crosby vein's west gangway. Michael Grant died on the gangway, John McGuskie was found dead, and Thomas Con ville James Brennan were seriously injured while Martin Kelly the mine foreman was slightly hurt. Seven others remained entombed with no chance of recovery.
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Savon Sti
BueNcanton
Richardson Guines
Crosby
Michael Grant
John McGuskie
Thomas Conville
James Brennan
Martin Kelly
Bloodshed Report From Hidalgo Mexico Outbreak
John H. Parton, an American mining worker near MetztilHan Hidalgo Mexico, arrives with word of a bloody outbreak in Talumengo district. He cites growing conflict between several Spaniard and German colonies and local Indians as settlers push to take land, with resistance leading to widespread bloodshed and attacks on whites.
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Ban Antonio
Tex
John H. Parton
MetztilHan
Hidalgo
Mexico
Talumengo
Mr. Parton
Capture of American S centers by Russians and other shock events
A chaotic dispatch from San Francisco reports details of a Russian seizure of an American schooner near Copper Inlet, with Captain McLvan and crew overpowered and held at Windivostock. The raid provokes harsh punishment threats from Russia, while other items note a fatal domestic shooting, a military deployment shift, and a Cleveland birth announcement, all threaded through a volatile news tide from the Pacific to New York.
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San Francisco
Omalaska
J. Hamilton Lewis
Onnalaska
McLvan
Windivostock
Honey Drips From Church Pulpit Amid Odd Tulare County Tale
A bizarre Tulare County report describes a hot day at a local Episcopal church where honey streamed from pews pulpit and stained windows. The custodian found an enormous honey supply within woodwork while a miner near San Heruariino blasted a cave to extract more honey, attracting attention from locals and drawing comparisons to a wandering old man described as cultured and well educated.
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California
Tulare County
Nindpiscopal Church
Corpot
Sesino
Phwelimate
Cajon Pe
San Heruariino
Veriexenl
Hamid
Drago Davi Grove
Marti
Orosilly
Yenitin
Falows
Hutto
Loic Burwell
Oroville
Lutte County
Cau
Fraule Molauhlin
Ati
Conahtorbe
Hho
Calced
Mili
Bun Brancisco
Martin
Nateape Olin
A. Manten
Redwoods
Linwoudla
Boxides
Bohemia
Healdsburg
Polstoi
Austria
Wiving & Krent
Visible fragment related to historic emigration trends
The text outlines historical visitor patterns and emigration figures, noting foreigners entering a region and subsequent emigration to Russia. It cites numbers of native and foreign populations over specific years and hints at changes between 1575 and 1810.
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Husainn Imperia
Lavis
Caar
Inuda
Iussia
A Famous Horseman Kingston Easton and His Fame
The article surveys Kingston Easton a renowned figure in horse running circles. It notes his deep knowledge of horse traits, his influence on buyers and trainers, and his widespread reputation in New York and beyond. It mentions patrons, sales, and the prominence of the Kingston stable in the racing world.
Two Daring Sailors Start From New York To Roxton
Two young sailors Captain Harry Tiehentuek and Robert Van Valkenburg left Rockaway Beach in bathing suits amid rain to sail the Little Rover from New York toward Roxton. They attracted cheers and anxious commentary as they undertook the perilous voyage. Their risky ascent down Pike’s Peak on bicycles, led by P. Walden, drew public notice weeks later as Mesata, Coleman, Shumway and Douglas followed.
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New York
Roxton
Harry Tiehentuek
Robert van Valkenburg
Rockaway Beach
Pilko Vouk
Elreluy
HK. P.walden
Wheelmay
Severl
Mesata
Coleman
Shumway
Douglas
Wnilen
Connor Seeks Release in Baseball World
In the baseball world Big Roger Connor of New York is set to request his release. Captain Ewing appears to be involved in the test bag. A young American Association player, Jennings of Lewinville, Welds of Baxtern, became the first to 1,000 men at first base this season. Boston American notes.
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New York
Bazemnan
Ewing Ia
American Association
Jennings
Lewinville
Jim Welds
Baxtern Adsoclasion
Mi Mm
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