Two Deaths From Hudson River Boiler Blast
News brief reports two fatalities from a boiler explosion near the Hudson River Upper West Side. Joseph Morgan a colored fireman died from burns, while Frank Marone went missing after debris shower. four others hospitalized and twenty treated at home. Police arrest Daniel Barry and John L Keavery as investigation continues. The second item notes President Roosevelt awaiting belligerent envoys as Eastern peace talks proceed.
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New York
Hudson River
Upper West Side
Joseph Morgan
Scards
Frank Marone
Daniel Barry
Subway
John L. Keavery
Washington
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Worcester
Williamstown
Mass
Clark University
Williams College
Manchuria
Linovitch
Oyama
Port Arthur firms ordered to depart with merchandise
Chefoo reports Japanese authorities warn American and European firms at Port Arthur to leave and remove cargo. Many plan to charter steamers for evacuation while contraband shipments from Chefoo to Dalny continue. In Warsaw, a clash between troops and Socialists in Lodz leaves two dead and thirty six wounded.
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Chefoo
Port Arthur
Dalny
Warsaw
Lodz
Winning schooner yachts in Dover to Heligoland race
The American schooner Atlantic won the Dover to Heligoland auxiliary yacht race in 41 hours 26 minutes 24 seconds. The German owned Sussane took second, and Navahoe placed third in 42 hours 28 minutes 32 seconds.
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Heligoland
Atlantic
Dover
Helligoland
Sussane
O. Huldschinsky
Germany
Navahoe
George W. Wattens
Pirates Do Crimes In Kamchatka Native Massacre
A San Francisco letter from Petropavlovsk recounts a massacre on the Kamchatka coast where 150 natives were killed during a pirate raid. Native huts were looted and ships’ crew reportedly included some Japanese. authorities fear further attacks on Petropavlovsk as a result.
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San Francisco
Petropavlovski
Kamchatka
Oorgraveinor
Orly
Petropan- Jovoski
Dorogravelnoff
Corogravelhof
Pretopavlovsk
Hargises and French Free in Jett-Marcum Murder Case
Fayette county authorities failed to convict the Hargis family members and B A French in the Curt Jett, J B Marcum murder investigation. Judge Allen discharged the defendants after County Prosecutor Blanton withdrew amid accusations of corruption and court manipulation. Court scenes were sensational and warned of potential new feuds and violence.
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Marcum
Lexington
Fayette County
Hargis
Jim Hargis
Breathitt County
B. &. French
Curt Jett
J. B. Marcum
Jackson
Allen
Blanton
Panhandle grass in fine condition and varied regional notes
News in brief covers flora health, visitor counts in Galveston, reform movements in Oklahoma, a new steel plant project at South McAlester, and multiple local incidents. It notes deaths, crimes, and public notices from Texas, Oklahoma, Iowa, and elsewhere, including a deadly assault in Houston and a fatal animal attack incident.
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Galveston
Anadarkoe
Aline
Oklahoma Reformatory
South McAlester
Robinson
Fayette County
Texas
la Grange
Arthur Lefevre
Victoria Public Schools
Meridian
Okla
Guthrie
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Cottonwood
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Livingston
Charles Tull
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Houston
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Henry Scott
Will Laudenbach
John Hall
Orlando
Armour Ice Houses
Milwaukee
Henry Lueherman
Memphis
Knoxville
Tenn
South
Poplar Bluff
Charles Vanderpool
Charles Booth
Cleveland Parrim
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Luling
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Stevenson Machine
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