Captain's Error Cost 20 Lives in Pacific Disaster
A Pacific steamer Taboga carrying 120 passengers and crew ran aground off Colombia. Captain Campbell ordered a course change that led to a collision with breakers. Women and children were told to the saloon, boats failed, and the ship sank with about 20 lives lost. Survivors reached shore on planks, trunks, and even bullocks. No Americans among the dead. several survivors aided by families from the interior.
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Ihene
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Catti
Cardinal Gibbons Dent and Colonel Roosevelt Meet at His Jubilee
Cardinal Gibbons and Colonel Roosevelt attend a Baltimore jubilee, sharing a public appearance that highlights their prominent roles in contemporary events. The gathering emphasizes civic and religious leadership, drawing notable attendees and press coverage.
Taft Meets Roosevelt at Cardinal Gibbons Jubilee
In Baltimore at Cardinal Gibbons Jubilee President Taft greeted Colonel Roosevelt with a hearty hello and broad Roosevelt grin. The two leaders shared vigorous handshakes as Roosevelt joined Taft in praise of Cardinal Gibbons and discussed health of Mrs Taft and the planned White House silver wedding visit.
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Cardinal Gibbons
Theodore
Roosevelt
Washington
Hoonevelt
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Tito
Utzenstin
Rolle
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Callentia
Chriatia
Aviator Still Missing in Corsica Trip
Nice reports no news on Lieutenant Bogue a French aviator who planned an overseas flight to Corsica. Public speculation likens his fate to Cecil Grace with hopes he landed somewhere safe and is awaiting rescue. Women remain hopeful he may have landed in a magical place and is in need of help.
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Nice
Bogue
Dinnign
Cecil Grace
English Channel
Calais
Dover
Mav
Mediterranean
Antibes
Cor Gona
Man shot in ambush leaves victim in critical condition
Lebanon Pa June 7 Francis Deangell of West Myerstown in the city hospital is in critical condition from a bullet wound. He was walking with his wife near his home when he was shot from ambush. There is no clue to the assailant. Immigrant Bernis dies of cholera in Trieste after returning from New York. a witness notes he died after landing.
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Lebanon
Francis Deangell
West Myerstowna
Tty
Bis
Deangell Wis
Trieste
Bernis
Baxonia
New York
Wax Halen Roie
An Witoney
Young Pirates Steal Vessel In Berlin Sea Chase
Two youths named Velet and Tom steal a fishing smack from its anchorage at the mouth of the tide. They flee in a motor boat, open fire with a duck gun as pursuers close in, injuring the owner Schmoower. Wind dies, police capture the runaways after a pursuit to shore.
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Velet
Tom
Atonlig
Schmoower
SkUlfolly
Admiralty Office
Cuxhaven
Taneuver
Selinmenor Dvd
Submarine Tarpon Narrowly Escapes Damage At Sea
Newport June 7 Submarine Tarpon under Ensign John W. Barngtr mandate endured a near disaster while en route to Point Judith. A submerged object struck the forward rail and periscope and damaged the conning tower as the crew blew ballast to rise. Tarpon surfaced without further incident and a search failed to reveal the culprit.
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Narrgan Bott Bay
Dill
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Tarvon
Wall
Point Judith
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Barnett
Dickinson School Fills Board In Philadelphia Meeting
Dickinson School in Carlisle fills its law school board with three members chosen by Judge Mayer Sulaberger of Philadelphia, Colonel Robert Hays Smith of San Francisco, and Charles Greer of Johnstown. Plans for further and legal studies development were discussed at the annual meeting.
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Carlisle
Susie
Dickingon Sohne of
Faoanoleson Sholl
Mayer Sulaberger
Philtisiphia
Robert Hays Smith
San Francisco
Cal
Chiarten (Greer, Esq
Johnstown
Steel Furnaces Reopen After Long Shutdown
A large workforce returns as several Carnegie Steel and Jones & Laughlin furnaces that had been idle for some time resume operation yesterday. The restart signals renewed activity and potential production gains for the Pittsburgh area steel industry.
First National Bank of Warren Penn a Oldest Bank in Warren County
Jamieson serves as president with G T Conarro as cashier at the historic First National Bank of Warren in Pennsylvania. The institution markets itself as the oldest bank in Warren County.
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First National Bank of Warren, Penn’a
Warren County
GW. Jamieson
G. T. Conarro
Saved Daughter's Life This Father Refuses to Let Die
A father recalls his pale sick daughter who suffered back pain and could not hold urine. After trying medicines, four bottles of Thompson's Barosma cured her, now healthy. The ad claims Barosma fights Bright's disease, liver and kidney disorders, selling in two strengths with a guarantee.
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Brank D
Mueder
Pleasantville
Thombeon
Harosma
Ames & Co
Thomas [Downey
Thompeon
Bright
Very Latest Out The Standard Princess Hygienic Central needle sewing machine
Call and get a booklet. 16 per cent discount on all office sales. Several other makes of machines. Geo. W. Martin, 160 N Center street. Ned Harrigan dead. New York June 7. Ned Harrigan, one of the best known Irish comedians of a generation ago, died here yesterday of hour disease. Mr. Haspigan was in his 68th year.
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Geo. W. Martin
Center Street
Ned Harrigan
New York
Mr. Haspigan
Corry Ice Promises Pure Pine Ice Made Local
Why You Should Use Corry Ice claims absolute purity from Hinz water, distilled and filtered to remove dirt or germs. It promises clean refrigerator storage, longer lasting quality, and lower cost, delivered by the year or by the 100 pounds, locally produced in Corry and not shipped in.
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Corry
Buggies Sold at Unmatched Low Prices in Closing Sale
After selling his store building Jeremiah Stone offers his entire stock of high grade buggies at unprecedented low prices to move them quickly. Prices are slashed to clear the inventory at 1st Avenue vicinity, urging buyers to act fast.
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Jeremiah Stone Pirst
Grand jury report on bribery probe extends into week
EvidenceNet concludes that the grand jury investigation into legislative bribery will continue for several days. Representative J Eyana of Stark County, whose confession is expected to lead to indictments, did not finish presenting evidence before the grand jury yesterday and will be examined further through Friday.
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Gohimus
J. Eyana
Stark County
Lathing and plastering rates from Corry tradesman
J Wise of Corry RD provides pricing for lathing and plastering services at 11 cents per yard, plastering alone at 7 cents per yard, and chimney work at 20 and 46 cents per foot, with the advert likely from a 19th or early 20th century listings page.
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Corry
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