THREE RAILWAY WRECKS CAUSE MANY INJURIES IN GEORGIA
A string of wrecks in Georgia and nearby areas leaves dozens injured and several dead. Notable incidents include a Wileconal Central Railway crash at Irishfield with open switch neglect, fire, and multiple fatalities. Conductor Gavin uncoupled units to safety as wreckage burned and passengers escaped. A separate Old Colony collision near Sharon Heights kills three and injures two, with faulty signals blamed. Casualties include engineers Hubbard and Chapman, fireman Gearhart, and others, while local hospitals rush to treat the injured.
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Marshfold
Bharon
Wolts
All Ives
Irishfield
Wileconal
Uber
Froman
Cara
Gavin
James Hubbard
Stavens Point
George Gearhart
Brevens Point
Jodson Bigalow
Stavenos Point
Mr. Russell
O. W. Bosley
Nowws
Bravens Point
Mr. Wegner
Russell
Bigelow
Sharon Heights
Masa
Providence
Old Colony
Boston
Specia
Harlem River
Fon
Patrick the
Chapman
Noxbury
Mass
Freman
McLeod
Frederick Lawrence
Christopher Array
Pawtucket
Lawrence
Marmy
Columbia
Castral
Andersonville
Holts
Albany
Union Station
John Bailth
Bulton
Amy Jones
Prominent figures and grand plans in a bustling era
Notable figures including Hesarwen the steel pro cena inventor who reportedly earned 10 million. Illinois mover Govesyon Autoztn linked to illness. Mrs. Aanes Enwix to head Nadcliff College, Harvard annex. Various Europeans born abroad, a 1400 acre English dairy farm, Queen Victoria converses in German at a royal wedding. Esra Hommenr to undergo throat cancer operation. Old Hutch of the Chisago Board of Trade lost 3 million. son a banker. Governor Nerthon of Georgia to become University of Georgia Chancellor. MacMonnies to carve two groups for the soldiers monument at Indianapolis. Sia Parnicx Svunrrvax knighted for a book on Turnips and patents a corn-husk pellet cereal.
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Hesarwen
Procena
Govesyon Autoztn
Illnois
Aanes Enwix
Nadcliff College
Harvard Annex
Mra
Irwins
Sxzwaron Jorzs
Arkinsag
Esra Homnenr
Italy
Frederick
Germany
Heronsmasos
Old Hutch
Chisago Board of Trade
Smreoon Witttax
Europa
Nerthon
Georgia
Htires
University of Georgia
Shoboygna, Mich
Sweden
National finances show May debt rise and gold decline
The May treasury report shows a net public debt increase of 6.69 million and a gold loss of 22 million, with revenue falling and tax receipts down about 34 million for the year’s eleven months. It notes a rise in cash in the Treasury to 789.95 million and a working balance of 42 million, despite a lower gold reserve and shifting bank deposits.
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Ivos
United States
Treasury
Werar
Internat
Sloco
Corties Not Treasury
Nations
Boston
Pittstelphia
New York
St. Louis
Farmer’s Crime Ends in Double Tragedy and Suicide
Maxon Alller, a farmer near Canane, shot his hired man B G Nalsh and his mother in law Mrs Weod, then killed himself. Neighbors found Miller dead in the yard and Als Ward wounded in a pool of blood. Relatives say Alller had been away months and jealousy motive is cited.
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Maxon Alller
Choshird
Canane
Dalgan
B. G. Nalsh
N. Law
Als
Ward
Miller
Holsh
Two brothers drown in Conestoga Creek rescue attempt
In Lancaster Pennsylvania nine year old Willie Stock swam to save his younger brother Jimmie who had gone beyond his depth. Both boys vanished and were later recovered. The tragedy occurred as spectators watched from the bank.
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Lancaster
Penn
Hisittle
Willie
Jimmie Stock
Frederick Stock
Conestoga Creek
Jimmie
Willis
Jimmy
GREAT WESTERN FLOODS RAKE PUEBLO AND REGION
A cloudburst in Pueblo, Colorado caused deaths and widespread destruction as rivers overflowed, trains and rail lines damaged, and the city flooded up to depot platforms. Railroads including Florence and Cripple Creek, Pike's Peak, and To Grande were crippled. Nebraska and nearby towns faced similar harm and looming fear for missing families.
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Pueblo
Col
Cays
Coak
Dave Rafferty
Steol
Josephi Coppa
Smoltary
Hop Loo
Misalngi
Vandaver
William Lush
Garry Durch
Mrs. Williamson
Josto Hurt
Fountain
Buslman
Blufs
Fourth Street
Union Depot
Doran
Arkinsag
Dry Creek
Hay
Plorence and Cripply Creek
Pike's Peak
Manitou
To Grande
Kanta
Colomao Spring
Colorado City
Tariff Bill Debates and Hawaiian Policy Ongoing
Congressional record summarises days of tariff debate with no progress, actions on Hawaii policy, extradition treaty with Russia, sugar trust investigations, and committee votes. Notable items include open session debate, sugar schedule discussions, and a joint resolution on the Bogard Trust inquiry.
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Senate
Hawaii
Othard
Turple
Russia
Sherman
Dar
Manderson
Pottar
Harris
Renate
All Star
Catn
Shlst
Sugar Trust
Wier Day
Gray
Fugue Trust
Flyance Committee
Missouri River Power Company
Missouri River
Homestead
Peon
House
District of Columbia
Britain
United States
Paris Tribunal of Arbitration
Stanmahi Pd
Messes
Brosius
Twondergon
Mesa
Hwanson
Tucker
Tatar
Brawley
Messrs. Intar
Lessier and Mayer
Messes Hart and Warner
Committee On Foreign
Maso
Delaware River
Philadelphia
Camden
Bogard Trust
State Bank Nx
Late New York Market Prices for Milk and Provisions
Wholesale prices in New York show steady demand and moderate supplies across milk and butter. Figures list per quart milk prices, cream tones, and boxed imports, with dairy product categories and daily receipts, alongside meat, poultry, fruits, vegetables, and grain items for the week.
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New York
Exis
Onetm Pipeseweenes Po
Westert
Mist
Western
Thirda
Seronda
Estra
Raeidenius
Wismemery
Firala
Western Factory
Frush
Ex- Urtin
Ten DROWNED In Alorra Madlro Mountains Mishap
A cloudburst in the Alorra Madlro Mountains about seventy miles south of Do rango Mexico washed a camp of charcoal burners away. Ten charcoal burners in the camp were drowned. Casualties stem from a flash flood that swept through the mountain gulch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alorra Madlro Mountains
Cdma
National League baseball notes from Boston to Chicago
The National Game notes Merritt and Mezzanin in New York pitching strength and hitting. Mentions Hortense Sox Dicey Chicago Club Dattinz or Dosze, Philadelphia’s struggles, Torper batting, and Battinans. References Girnox Auer, release of Brodin, and several league leaders in fielding and pitching. Highlights left-handed pitchers, cycloning, and notable players across teams with speculative remarks from Sporting Life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Merritt
Menzein
New York
Prrrentina
Hortentssox
Chicago
Dattinz
Dosze
Loow
Trolten- Roth
Philadelphias
Torper
Battinans
New Forks
Pitahor
Bosroxiana Bay
Onttelder Brodin
Baltimore
Lasgo
Murmaer
Bultinory
Oushit
Zimmer
Tucker
Bonner
Nash
George Smith
Kelly
O'Connor
Dugan
Mate Thele
Cincinnati
Tha Nret Pasemon
Angie
Pitohet
Brown
Hitle
Axson
Sporting Life
Aohip
Chicago Pipers
Ganz
Flood Swamps Roads and Rail Lines Across British Columbia
Widespread flooding leaves roads railways and towns submerged from Provalstoke to Vancouver Island. Water covers Chilliwack Langley and nearby communities with many farms wiped out. A raft bearing the bodies of a man woman and three children is found as telegraph and rail services falter.
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Vancouver
Ruby Crook
Chilliwack
Langley Pentries
Harcley
Cuntroville
Langley
Lalliling la Fife
Baily Tun
Tragedy in Texas Farm District Ends in Double Fatalities
A Texas farmer John Chusitout killed Willum Evans with a double barreled shotgun then returned home and died by suicide with a dowolí rope. Evans, elder, had a long family history. Chusitout, younger, married about fifteen years with no children. Family troubles cited. no clear explanation. An unrelated Georgia melon territory survey notes southeastern cultivation around 4 7378 acres versus 9339 acres last year.
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John Chusitout
Post Oak
Pritris
Texas
Willum Evans
Roxas
Evans
Oliverhut
Bhut
Georgia
Suffrage Review at Albany and Police Protests Across Cities
Report summarizes suffrage advocates addressing a constitutional convention in Albany while a police review occurs in New York City. Desperate demonstrations denounce the income tax portion of tariffs in New York. Burglars terrorize a Bridgeton farm home, binding two women and stealing about 700 dollars. Fire destroys oat works in Tocontin, Illinois, valued at 100000.
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Albany
N. Y
New York City
Carnogle Mall
Urdannoo Department
Government Proving Grounds
Bandy Hook
N. J
Genrac Neat Dow
Temporhnes Congress
Prohibition Park
Staten Island
Bridgeton
Minacs Jones
Oau
Tocontn
N. IL
Snow, lynchings, and riots sweep the South and West
Reports from diverse states recount violent events: a fatal fall from a dormitory at Newcomb College in Georgia, lynchings in Tennessee and South Carolina, and mob actions in Illinois, Missouri, and Oregon. Riots disrupted rail lines in West Virginia and Iowa, with property damage and casualties amid widespread unrest. Federal and diplomatic maneuvers touch Korea and European affairs as ships and troops move globally.
Oregon Election Hails Republican Victory in Close Vote
Portland dispatch reports the state’s most exerting election with Republicans poised for governor and likely control of both houses. Irwin may be the only close potential exception, with Republicans claiming majorities in the legislature and Populists possibly holding balance. District results show Hermann leading for Congress and Ella in the Second District, while Russia’s Czar is mentioned in a quirky aside about a journey and palace restraint.
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Portland
Oregon
Lord
Dokot
Irwin
Hermann
Ella
Uio Bovond
Five Boys Die After Slag Root Poisoning at Catholic Home
Fifteen boys at a Catholic Sisters' House of Mercy near Tarrytown New York ate a root they believed to be edible. Five twelve year olds Richard Powers John Donnelly James Forrestal John Callahan and Thomas Palmora died. Several others were critically ill. Autopsies showed heart paralysis as the cause. Coroner Apgar impaneled a jury for an inquest. The root, thought to be slag root, was found by the children and eaten in a feast. The Mother Superior ordered burial at the home's expense.
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Tarrytown
House of Mercy
N. Y
Richard Powers
John Donnelly
James Forrental
John Callahan
Thomas Palmora
Young Donnelly
Naten
Oharg
Tor
Apgar
Pookskill
Ifo
Powers
Donnelly
Pasmora
Calinban
Forrestal
New York
Fire kills two children at Duke Centre
Two youngsters of John Long perished in a blaze at Duke Centre Peon. Henny H Cunaven of Portland was renominated for Governor at the Brine Republican State Convention hall in Lewiston. Reports surface of clashes in Indiana as bridges burned and troops fretted to move.
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John Long
Duke Centre
Peon
Henny H. Cunaven
Portland
Lewiston
Starkens
Indiana
Farmersburg
Tadiqun
Trutttmore
Cumberland
Nebraska
Arkansas
Kansas
Berlin murder suicide kills four children and parents
In Berlin Germany Carl Seeger and his wife killed their four children aged nineteen thirteen ten and two with cyanide then themselves. Seeger was a master painter and his wife Beager suffered financial distress and despondency. After poisoning two older children the couple strangled the younger two and finally Seeger hanged himself using a rope attached to a door knob and chair.
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Carl Serger
Berlin
Germany
Seeger
Hino
Beager
Am Chalr
Deceased Victim Tortured by Mob After Prison Move
Alexander McCurdy aged about thirty was jailed in Golden Colorado for beating his step brother Charles Borers over domestic disputes. A mob dragged McCurdy from his cell to a jail yard and tortured him to death, with reports saying his body was later found near Olvar Crook.
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Alexander McCurdy
Golden
Col
Moiyhem
Charles Borers
McCunly
Aluxwailec Kerr
Jlor
Funders
McCurdy
Jathawa
Olvar
Stop Up Shot Holes Device Tested By Chicago Vessel
A British tested device to seal hole breaches on warships by expanding rubber clinging to hulls. Invented by a marine named Douglas and demonstrated on the Chicago. Captain Mahan and Lt. Commander Glover experimented with it. a specimen was sent to Washington Navy Department.
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Chicago
Jowled
United States
Ias
Navy Department
Washington
Violence at McKeesport Mill Sparks Furious Clash
A crowd of about five thousand strikers overwhelmed the National Tube Works entrance in McKeesport Penn driving workers from the mill and surrounding streets. A pursing mob from the central city beat and stabbed a man near the Monongahela River while police and bystanders watched. Senator Parry of Michigan and Yale alumni Saintors Wolcott Weging form a monthly reunion society.
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National Tube Works
McKeesport
Penn Hig
Yanaml
Phiant
Ahia
Putlkerm
Ontaldo
Baaten
Eltiha
Bayern
Monongabels
Stelkers
Senator Parroy
Michigan
Senator Dubois
Yale
Saintors Wolcott and Weging
Popular Science Inventions And Observations Across Fields
A miscellany notes cattle dehorning does not reduce milk, a Bradley County phosphate discovery near Chattanooga, free emergency calls in New York, vast undergound wire lengths, grape seed oil production, animal weather instincts, cholera sterilization by soap, Holfort waterproofing with gelatin and formaldehyde, nurse Mary Mutphler’s claimed hypnotic patient control, honey chemistry differing from nectar, and evaporation aids in beehives.
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Africa
Australia
Georgis
United States
Bradley County
Tenacasco
Chattanooga
New York City
New York
Grapo Culturiaste
Hamburg
MM. Foster
Nijiland
Holfort
Mary, Mutphler
Cincinnati
Ohio) City Hospital
Australian Rough Riders Open the Gates to Wild Colt
The crowd of six to seven hundred watches a gelding perform a series of explosive leaps and aerial twists as a rider asks for control. The agile mustang circles, bounds, and finally halts at the gate, a perilous feat witnessed by many as a bucking rider escapes danger.
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Uni
M Macmillan’s
Mystery Cavern Found Near Bristol Indiana
Mysterious cavern discovered near Bristol Indiana causes excitement. Henry Oswalt uncovered a solid brick wall beneath dirt, revealing a hollow opening. Investigators doubt a large cave exists, suggesting the mouth was closed with brick and hidden since the war era. A party will inspect the site, with local rumor linking it to horse thieves.
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Bristol
Ind
Henry Oswalt
Oswalt
St. Louis Republic
Boot found buried sixteen feet deep on Nelson ranch
Lon Ross unearthed a rubber boot from sixteen feet below ground on the Nelson ranch three miles south of Bangor. The boot measures fifty five inches long with a wide ball, intriguing Old Timers who note washes and dirt piles in eastern Ditto foothills reveal similar buried objects. The artifact will be kept for inspection by all interested, as reported by Hoy Eye-Beyes.
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Lon Ross
Rose
Nelson Ranch
Bangor
Ditto
Beyes
Caf
Agus
Labor World Confuses Iron, Rail, and Union Wages
A digest of labor news notes widespread wage debates in iron works and railroads. It cites 898000 railroad workers in the U.S. and 5000 at Johnstown iron and steel works. It records unions’ votes, labor church founders, and allied actions across Philadelphia, St Louis, and Europe, with figures on days worked and quarry employment in Italy.
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United States
Boston
Johnstown
Penn
Lawon
American Railroad Union
Great Northern Railroad Company
Tris
American Federation of Labor
National League of Musicians
Phiadolphia Boss
Starrry-wire Trades Unions
St. Louis
Knights of Labor
Castle Eden
England
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
A. D. Youngson
Meadville
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H. Salmons
Arthur
London
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Austria
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Belgium
Boxony
France
Denmark
Norway
Switzerland
Prussia
Holland
North America
Hungary
London Times
Lord Rosebery
John Burns
A. P
Gladstone
Mundelin
Burns
America
Milroad
Lenox Lycemn
New York City
P. M. Arthur
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
F. P. Bargent
Brotherhood of Trainmon
E. Wilkinson
Order of Railroad Conductors
E. Clark
Order of “Railroad Telegraphers
LE. G. Ramsey
Switchmen's Statual Au Boolery
John B Wilson
Opera tion Upon William Smalts Tumor Removed From Kaiser's Bolt
At the New Palace Potsdam Germany by the Emperor's direction the undersigned removal omits to tumor from his left cheek without an anaesthetic in a few minutes. More acres planted in potatoes this season to Aroostook Maine the banner potato county.
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Rototanzolger
Bergman, Lonthold and Schlangs
New Palace
Potsdam
Germany
Bo Binall Enoys
Aroostook
Maine
Syrup of Figs Promotes Health and Comfort
An advertisement extols Syrup of Figs as a pure liquid laxative that cleanses the system without weakening kidneys, liver, or bowels. It touts universal satisfaction, medical approval, and non replacement guarantees, noting bottles at 50c and $1 and the California Fig Syrup Co. as the sole manufacturer.
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California Fig, Syrup Co
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