Rio de Janeiro Sinks After Reef Strike Off Golden Gate
The Pacific liner City of Rio Janeiro struck a rock near Fort Point during thick fog and sank within fifteen minutes. Of 208 aboard, 121 perished, including Consul-General Wildman and family, Captain Ward, and many noted passengers. Survivors reported chaotic evacuation as boats failed to lower and heavy tides hampered rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Gate
San Francisco
Cai
Anil
Rio
Janeiria
Fort Point Lodge
Allsahout
Losis
Stonnyeville
Wild Man
Geternal
Hong Kong
A. Wart
San Vrauciven
Dodd, Ocullyt
Butte
Dr. Fatounn
W. A. Houshall
Miss Jehu
William Cesp
Cantain
Wiliam Ward
J. C. Johnson
John Rooney
G. 4
Englehardt
Offcer C
Jelland
D. A. Carvin
J. Russell
Z. Brighton
R. F
Fort Point
Ward
Jordan
Lonte
Chanaman
Kate West
William Ward
West
Captain Ward
Drs Wintermute
Ward Wan
Raleigh
Lena Jacobs
Wildman
Mra. Wert
Bird
Turner County Burying Ground Wiped Out by Macnsley
The Turner County area surrounding Shaftes bury Vt. was almost erased by the macnsley Bight. Last victim Joby Turner was buried days ago. Mrs. Fairbanks Cliceen Airs Charles W. Fairbanks was elected President General of the Daughters of the Garren terrain law at Washington receiving 333 of 584 votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner County
Shaftesbury, Vt
Macnsley Bight
Joby
Turner
Fairbanks Cliceen
Airs
Charles
Fairbanks
the Daughters of the Garren Terrain Law
Washington
Sports Briefs Propose Baltimore Handball Club and Other Notes
A handball club forms in Baltimore as news items report varied sports notes. Proposals include a Broadway length road in New Zealand and California horse racing weather disruptions. Bristol work advances, Florida resorts host auto pleasure driving, and a New York City team defeats Philadelphia. Bowling records are claimed in Indianapolis. Olympia Club plans a San Francisco athletic delegation including boxers and swimmers.
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Baltimore
Mad
Piainfield
N. Z
California
Bristol
Florida
Yaockey Lab
New York City
Philadelphia
Webb Jay
Indianapolis
Ind
Olympia Club
San Brancisco
Cal
Cineludhaig
Swinners
Amos Ruste
Richpfond
Tule
Eanes
Feste
Head On Collision Near Trenton Kills Many
A head on crash between the Nelle Uy Lepren express and an Accommendation train on the Camden and Amboy Division of the Pennsylvania Railroad near Smiths Siding south of Trenton leads to about fourteen deaths and between forty and fifty injuries. Among the injured are local residents James Birmingham Walter Earle John Gates and Walter Hale. The wreck destroyed engines and first cars as trains at top speed collided, with rescuers rushing survivors to Trenton Camden Bordentown and area hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Earle
John Gates
Trenton
Walter J. Hale
White IL
Smith's Siding
Atlantic City
Thich
Thie City
Camden
Bordentown
Death of Former U S Senator Stephen White
Former United States Senator Stephen M. White of California died suddenly in Los Angeles after several days with stomach ulceration symptoms. Born in Los Angeles in 1858, he studied at Santa Clara College and built a noted legal practice before entering public life as district attorney, state senator, and eventually U S senator in 1903.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garepe
Wildman
Rounseville Wid Way
Batavia
N.Y
Gehosee_Wesleyan Seminary
Syracuse University
Boise City
Thahosiind
Inaho Statesman
Congress
Singapoe
United States
Borman
Germany
Chicago
Hong Kong
Stewart
Nevilla
Cal
Lrornla
Los Angeles
Stephen M. White
Tle
Senate
White
Senator White
Catholic College of
Tom L. Johnson Nominated For Mayor In Cleveland
The article notes Tom L. Johnson, a well known capitalist, nominated for mayor by the Democrats in Cleveland Ohio. It mentions appointments and reforms under a new administration, with focus on clergymen and divisions among dyno nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom L. Jotnson
Atyor
Tom L. Dahnson
Democrate
Maries
Cleveland
Ohio
Fragmented State Legislative Notes From A Distant Era
Disjointed report lists various political actions and legal questions from multiple states. Mentions reforms such as compulsory grace periods, Senate declarations, prohibition measures, and redistricting debates. Notes proposals and petitions in several legislatures with uneven phrasing and damaged wording.
Crazed by a Girl Death in a Russia Officer Tale in New York
An odd tale from New York recounts a former Russian Army officer claiming visions and a vow to shoot a woman to prevent wolves from harming her. He describes battles with wolves, a fatal shot, and his subsequent confinement at Bellevue Hospital amid questions about his sanity and his past.
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New York City
New York
Clive
Tilly
Eto
Macdougal Street
Issane
Eavant Deina Deleaves
Shania
Aumett Cano
Ptrleien
Sko
Titz
Miskalitzski
Lowes
Biernath
Kessler & Co
Wankers
Bieinith
Tn Ute
Bellevue Hospital
Chu
Jess Quitoes
Hong Kong
Lord Armstrong
Alnriyour Run
London
Frode
Ethelaly
Spain
Jamis Hendvicks
Wilhesturre
Hatel, “& Boote
Terre Twatite
Mine Finklestein
Lawrence O'Donnel
Ward
Nob
Ida Finkelatela
Wardl
Murtler
Muggins
Newrich
Buggins
Elsie
Puck
Tatum
Tarta
Philadelphia Press
Bragg
Serlbuell
Penner
Wright
Philadelphia Record
Hodge
White
Daadelphis
Presa
Cuban convention drafts independence charter at public session
The Central Committee presented a Cuban independence charter at a January 21 public session. Senor Claneros caused a sensation by opposing questions. The document, drawn by the Convention, claims Cuba's independence and assigns responsibility for establishing the republic to the delegates. One copy was sent to the Governor General, another kept with convention records.
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Senor Claneron
Vavana
Cuba
Central Committee
Rhorsd
Senor Claneros
Aefising Qosien
Tau Bean
Govert
Pethred
Mayo
Cisneros
Washington
America Leads World in Exports at Turn of Century
The United States tops global export lists in the calendar year 1900 with domestic goods totaling 407,000,000 dollars, surpassing Germany and France. Noted figures include Germany at 1,050,000,000 and France at 1,087,107,010, reflecting a long rise from fourth place twenty-five years earlier.
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Washington
United States
Germiany
Prince §Tsi
Ista
Geremany
Thore
Trance
Invasion of Cigie Colony Defeated by British Forces
General Kitchener reports General De Wet's invasion of Cigie Colony as a complete defeat. British losses include five officers and 51 men killed, 4 officers and 58 men wounded, 82 wounded or captured, and 160000 rounds of ammunition seized. De Wet's forces suffered heavy casualties and were pursued after a retreat.
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London
Kitchener
de Wet
Cigie
Freneh
Tet
Rettet
Pebruitry
Amsterad
Vlete
Pluner
Gwyn
Daily Telegraph
Steyn
Orange River Colony
Minister Conger to Return on Sixty Days Leave
Commissioner Rockhill to take full power to conduct negotiations as foreign ministers prepare to depart Pekin. The move places Rockhill in charge for a sixty day leave while all efforts to advance talks proceed.
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Rocckhill
Pekin
Rockhill
Cinoer
Pakla
Bonds
Mondalta
Luigi Perrara
Ofs Vondale
Wotttot
Ferrara Savas
Giuseppe Mondalto
Pala Ratts
Shen
Avondale
Mondalto
Angelo
Michael Toto
Wren
Newark
West Hauts
Distress in South Italy Amid Snow and Crop Failures
Reports from Apulia describe thousands lacking shelter and bread due to famine. Local authorities faced hostility as relief efforts began. two thousand peasants attacked. teams were sent to assist villagers and distribute aid while political notes from Oregon and Europe appear in the same column.
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Rome
Apulia
McKinley Era Nominations and Public Works Proposals
The report notes a proposed 900000 dollar appropriation to begin a building project for the Department of Paily Leys. It mentions President McWigley selecting Cap aly Willam Crozier to head the line professor Michly at West Point and President McKinley nominating ward TH Anderson of Utah for Sur- Viror-General of Utah. It also records Captain Nehemiah M. Dyer, commander of the Baltimore at Manila Bay, being retired from active duty and broader mentions of promotions and retirements in the military.
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Washington Stech Stome Pee
Department of Payal Leys
McWigley
Capaly
Willam Crozier
Michly
West Point Military Academy
McKinley
Varied Dispatches Reflecting Turbulent Global News
The piece surveys a wide array of events including arrests in Manila, mining and prospecting reports in Luzon, deportations planned for insurgents, against a backdrop of international incidents. It notes political moves, criminal trials, weather impacts, and maritime losses, with references to officials and places across the United States and abroad.
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Charles
Landeau
Mayague
Porto Turo
Ila
Provivice
Zambales
Manila
Luzon
Guam
Islands
le Panto Trovines
Mantla
Government Defaulters Sent to the Spotlight in Historic Ledger
A historical report outlines losses to the government totaling about 16 million dollars from 1789 onward. It details defaulters in the Span ish American War era, bondsmen, and collections efforts by agents of the Treasury and other agencies.
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Washington
United States
Tim Trom
Lees
Sim
Treasury Department
Aly
Sam
Wit
Ube
Orginlenow
Prati
Numa Ous
Hondsuien
Aise
Tre
Wwe
Retired UST Costs 2 Million Amid War Office Follows
The Army Register shows a large retired list costing about 2 000 000 annually with officers of high rank including colonels and majors. The report notes increases since 1887, lists naval nominations confirmed by the Senate, and mentions a British inquiry in Pekin China.
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Warrington
Civre
Relen- Heras
Cam
Edward's Visit to Germany and Imperial Affairs
King Edward traveled to Germany to discuss private matters with the Empress Dowager Frederick. The Empress Dowager plans a new will and seeks approval from Emperor Wilhelm II and King Albert Edward for the disposition of her fortune and estate.
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Edward
Germany
Dis
London
Crath
Willian
Hilward Shold
Thirty-Five Miners Lost in Wyoming Coal Shaft Fire
A mine disaster at a Wyoming shaft near Kemmerer trapped and killed thirty five workers. Only John Anderson escaped by reaching the main shaft as fire spread through the levels. Rescue teams descended repeatedly while fraught with collapse and shifting cavern conditions.
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John Anderson
Che
Italia
Executions Reported in Pekin Officials Beheaded
The article notes public beheadings of Chi Hsin the former Grand Secretary and Chen Yu, sons of notable figures, in Pekin. It describes German intervention and an assault on the fate of Si Choe Yu, with both victims depicted in traditional Chinese attire, lacking insignia of rank.
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Pelion
Chi Hsin
Gran
Pse Chenys Yutson
Notarigns
Psy-Tungs
Atari Obyrene
Alberlantt
Chi-Eein
Tsi-Choe Yu
Che
British War Secretary remarks dismisses ten officers
War Secretary told the British House of Commons that ten officers were dismissed for their behavior with natives, affecting British posts in South Africa.
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Wgny Britta Onlenne
Mk. Broverletks
House’of Commons
Ten Ofleera
Sia. Jishders
South Africa
Turbulent Dispatch Notes Global Turmoil and Economic Strife
Fragmented OCR text describes several disparate events including a U S Department report on substantial losses of pos cards and other assets in Hawaii, a secretary addressing moves to study theater conditions in Europe, and references to negotiations for loans. mentions of foreign aid impact on Turkey and plague in India are included in a garbled form.
League lawmakers injured in Vineland mishap
In Vineland during a legislative visit several lawmakers including State Senator Stokes of Cumberland County Assemblyman Steer IMAL and others were in a bus wreck when frightened horses pulled the vehicle off course. Stokes suffered scalp bruises and other passengers incurred various injuries as the team ran for miles before being halted by the driver.
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Legiaintoras
Sthiaway
Stokes
Cumberland County
Haines
Burlington
Huten- Inson
Xercer
Yiuet Abbott
Athinties
Aga
Imal
Imal Was Aso Throsvn
Ieee Ene
Grip named in humorous and literary clippings
The page blends a mock medical verse about The Grip with humor items from Philadelphia, New York, and Chicago weeklies. It includes quips about hoaxes, fashion, and gossip, plus brief notes on global topics like Ballybunnion fires and British politics, concluding with literary and linguistic curiosities.
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Staten
Nea
Nanny Lotto Sone
Chia
Rlo
Rio Te Janeiro
Chester
Perm
John Ranch & Son
Ette
Stephen "M. White
Stephen
Whitier
Melkistey
Ary Wehranination
SIS
Dolnga
Teglainincer
South Carolina
Idaho
Arkansag
DHE
Beltre
Sun Massachusetts
Tountysee Legengnature
SM Deen
Baya
Hume
America
Dre Venisone
BK. Pearsons
Chicano
Tinots College
Wackson Ville
Hingis
Semoat Parks
Mianee
Stiner
Chrintian
City
Ville University
Capa
Isa
Cape Town
Sunrh? Ather
Phamer
Disnelfontein
Orange Wives
Minister Conger
Italy
Oregon
John S. Mitehele
Puceved
Dolmake
McBride
Steenl
Shalom
Germak
Lly
Wid Afan
Barnes den
Tlyny Wobinson
Maysville
Eleunes Mat
Gawi
Seuih
Country
Meighing
Barry Hun Bown
Perpous
Goshen
Cuales
Blutgletted
Christian Wagners
Edward VII
Linuu
Mateont
Reaph
Henry Wiatterson
Miles
Ben Muanitionsty
Mer, Cockrell
Missouri
Udeaty Vuite
Tovinberstilp
Alerry Shapeon
Wiehlltz
Kan
W. LL Akers
Clévelant
Salvo Giovanni
Ilan
Ed Gy Mitchell
Boston
Mass
Shadd
Charles Hedges
Kannas City
Steanship City
Depew
Annie Depew
Nanig
John $. Edle
U.S. N
Fire and Police Board
Denver
Gifcera
Chautauqra County
N. Y
Minneapolis, Minn
Frank Hamilton
Leonard Ray
West Hotel
Philp J. O'Connel
Worcester
William A. Lyte
Mona
Ark
Peter
Berryman
Netlouw
Tia
Kansas
Pvlyeus
Temperance
Thirty-seventh Infantry
U.S. X
Iwais
Presid
Rock Bridge
Wilian Kaubanner
Creign
Porsons
Vheatre
Castignanola
Smd
Robert Hart
China
Frederico Mora
BN. 52
Ater
Costa Rica
Nis
Quay
Tokio University
Japan
Hussett
Daily Mail
Ruekel
Zack Sind Lindenan
Te. Klotows
Kolemings
Pan-Germanus
Vlentz
Tzaneviteh
la Seyne
France
Ixtrehener
Longford
Ireland
Don Carlos
Quatre
Mhirteenus Wu
Ondgrman
South Battery
Gibraltar
Gontmonsai
WRN
Speaker Gully
London Couy Coymei
Creu
Thoan
Sumpaon
Schley
Vedt Ashington
Addalale Sampson
Seley
Philippines
Visayan Islands
Uriah Vorbitden
George Clamillon
Dasweerlog
Commons
Mote Monae Shin
Chriss Zeram
de. Kennedy
Dre Kennedy
Porto
Walliamspors
Pont
Henry Phbeerd
Indiana
Negre
Takeh
Terre ‘Haute-by
George Ward
Milas Finkelsten
Frederick
Mim
Wer
Wil
Mars Empress Frederick
Wyoming
Ttawallan Portal Caria Dontrovedy
Waehe Tipton le
Republic of Hawaii
Rann
Tha Col
Lau Lon
de Witte
Turkey
Shrnor
Mitte Swine
Lahore
Pate
Atile
von Waldersee
Kuynehang
India
Supreme Court
Fidelty Trust Company
Sewark
Ita
Anker
Uder
TSCY
van Syckle
Conslet Kerr
Wilf
Hugh Kerr
George J. Kerr
Bossehietererie
Paterson
George
AL Casto
Inlet
Fum
Lyrignutine
Athantic City
Jersey
Auddlesox
Eadward Wangroff
May's Landing
Aening Company
Wiliamstown
Great Demana
Great Dewand
Sloucester
Salem
Doorw
Glouvcester
Ashley
B. Stoutt
Oakhurst
May
Tlanding
Maurice
Iapuienia
Charles Flanders
Alust
J. E. Stevens
Trinity GE
Suureh Thors
Salew
Williamstown
S Woodbine
Cape May
Ihe
Atlantic County Game Society
Lower Alloway
Catel
Aden Sfiler
Almonvsson
Sue Tes
Gloucester County
Huw Camimisblan
Agiewlturiasta Ane Park Commissioners
Massachusetts
Stepa
State
Wisennsit
Toners
Iivers
Weyodice
Creulara
Newepapera
Paris
Auote
Demath
Kaiser
Pitteburg-Chronicle Telegraph
Ballybunnion
Tvest
Treland
Arctic
Iast
Glindatoun
Vietory
Wim
Benjani Disnien
Earl of
Beaconsfield
Annals of Parliament
Arthur Guilivan
Lin
King's College
Oope
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