Decline of Emperor William Despite Century of Illness Rumors
Reports trace the aging emperor’s waning grip on life as he approaches his 85th year. He cannot consult ministers or open parliament, and a failed interview with Bismarck sparks concern. Rising radical socialism and public demands add to an uneasy outlook for Germany.
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Tragedy at Gibson Station FireKills Twenty Six Laborers
Twenty six railroad laborers burned to death and four maimed when a shanty at Gibson station on the Pittsburg and Erie line caught fire at 4 AM. The deadly blaze followed a lamp explosion amid straw and crowded bunks housing about forty three sleepers. Names of the dead include Patrick Foley James Kearns Jonathan Kennedy Michael Doyle and others. Survivors and wounded were taken to Pittsburg with a relief fund started to aid the injured.
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Hearing on Corinne case ends before Judge Donahue
The investigation into the Corinne child actress case wraps after testimony from society officials and defense counsel. Witnesses challenge cruelty claims while noting Corinne was cared for by Mrs Flaherty and her guardians, with Judge Donahue reserving his decision.
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Train Collisions Spare Passengers After Rail Breakage
A northbound Chicago and Alton train near Bloomington struck a broken rail this morning, two sleepers derailed but passengers unharmed. In Chattanooga, a Cincinnati Southern freight collision two miles south of Kismet killed engineer Brice, fireman, and a brakeman. second section rear-ended the first, track torn up, engine demolished. cause under inquiry.
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Vienna Theatre Fire Victims Funeral Set With Public Guarded Honors
Vienna officials ended debate over a public funeral for theatre fire victims and ordered a quiet transport to Central Cemetery with a Monday service beside a colossal catafalque. Orations will be delivered by Marschan, Kanka, Rabbi Jellinek, and Burgomaster Newald as 580 victims are listed and debris removal continues amid crowded scenes. A relief fund of 50,000 florins from the municipality and 50,000 florins from the Reichstag are pledged, and new safety inspections will precede all public entertainments with locked doors until verified safe.
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Liberian tax on Sierra Leoneans sparks backlash in Grand Bassa
From Freetown a Nov 18 report says Liberia paid 5060 moosea to Germany over the Carlos incident. A new Grand Bassa law fines or imprisons Sierra Leoneans working outside the port, provoking losses and insults while Liberians face mounting friction amid Sierra Leonean arrivals. A tunnel collision in Canonbury kills eight clerks and injures many as trains derail in dense London traffic.
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Rogues on a Rampage In Fitchburg Train Case
In a police court in Somerville on Saturday Patrick Fahey Charles Corrigan of Watertown and Thomas McManus of Somerville were arraigned for rowdyism on a Fitchburg rail road train Thursday evening and assaulting Con ductor James H Hughes Fahey was fined 30 dollars and costs and one month in the house of correction Corrigan fined 20 dollars and costs McManus held on 500 dollars bond for trial in the superior court
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Philo Celtic Society Holds Annual Election and Readings
The Irish school at Emmet hall Kneeland street drew a large audience as classes completed and P J O Daly read the third Irish poem from Timothy O Sullivan s Pious Miscellany, followed by Michael O Sullivan s singing Exile of Erin. Officers were elected, including John P Lane president and Michael O Sullivan first vice president, with Miss B A Downing, P J O Daly, Michael Gallivan, Dr John J Lane, John L Scanlan, John J Sullivan and Miss Maury Garvey named trustees. The society displayed membership cards featuring Eugene O Curry and a depiction of the Irish scholars along with a quoted stanza extolling the tongue of druids and bards.
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