Trolley Collision Near Philadelphia Causes Injuries
Reports detail a head on trolley crash on the Norristown Chestnut Will and Rexborough Railway in Plymouth Township near Philadelphia. Thirty aboard injured with several believed fatally hurt, including John Parson Philadelphia and Mrs Bridget Nunan.
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Machinery maims three boys at lime kiln near Toledo
The three Winkle brothers from Luckey Ohio were injured fatally at a lime kiln when the youngest six years old was caught in the shafting and the others, trying to rescue him, suffered similar injuries. All suffered leg fractures and are not expected to recover.
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Toledo child reported abducted from Monroe Piers
The young son of George Allspanch of Toledo Ohio disappeared while with his parents at Monroe Piers. No trace has been found and authorities believe he was abducted. Vigilant search continues. For the Parnell Monument Dublin Lord Mayor appeals to Irishmen worldwide to subscribe to a fund for a memorial with the foundation stone to be laid in October.
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McCormack Knocks Out McCoy in Chicago Bout
Philadelphia pugilist Jack McCormack knocked out Kid McCoy in about a minute in Chicago. The six round match was said to be a mismatch with McCormack seen as unlikely to win. Rebel General Wounded in Manila reports say Gen Pio Del Pilar is dangerously wounded at Gapau near San Isidro.
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Deal With the Crows Sell 1 Million Acres to Government
Government commissioners reach agreement with the Crow Indians of Montana for a treaty likely after Congress ratifies it. About 1,000,000 acres north of the Crow reservation from Fort Custer to Yellowstone River will be bought for roughly $1 per acre, enabling land for homes and grazing with timber along streams and railways nearby.
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Shortest Honeymoon Ends In Divorce Amidst drunken Marriage
J V Jobe of Pawnee and Miss Maybel Payton of Winfield wed in Guthrie Oklahoma. The bride, disturbed by the drunken groom who fell asleep at the ceremony, sought a divorce hours after the ceremony, filing at a lawyer's office.
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Disease Attacks Army Mules at Fort Leavenworth
Glanders has broken out among government mules and horses at Fort Leavenworth Kansas destined for the Philippines. Three hundred animals are affected and eighteen mules have been shot. A wholesale slaughter is expected as veterinary surgeons inoculate survivors and the quartermaster seeks replacements to duplicate the animals.
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Fear American Compe Stirring German Industry Mindset
A report from Louis Stern US commercial agent in Hamburg notes agitation in German industrial circles over US export growth. Meetings of representative branches discuss American competition and anticipate strong efforts to curb it.
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Wrecked by a Storm Off Frazerburgh large fishing fleet saved
A fierce north east gale off Frazerburgh Scotland wrecked three hundred fishing craft. The Diadem of Cullen was saved by James Brown who swam a line to the endangered boat and aided its landing. The Pioneer ashore wrecked at Banff and the Red Gauntlet wrecked south of Arram Island with passengers landed at Whiting Bay.
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Robbers Raid Farmhouse Near Fullersburg Hold Up Man and Daughter
Four men robbed Mr. Marshall and his daughter at their farmhouse one half mile west of Fullersburg on the old Chicago Mississippi pike. Marshall was struck with a slingshot, bound, and his daughter bound with a muffler over her face. The burglars took $6.
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WILL BUILD A MICA FACTORY
The Chicago Mica Mining and Milling Company plans a West Side factory to produce mica sheets for commerce and compete with the mica trust. President Ricoh says negotiations for a site are ongoing.
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Kansas cattle herd rises to 2.886 million head in 1900
Kansas reports an N increase in cattle from 1898 with a total of 2,886,008 head. Barber County posts the largest gain, Greenwood County leads in total cattle, and the state records 84,182 milch cows and over 2,000,000 cattle excluding cows for the first time.
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Rescue on Kotzebue Beach Aids 100 Destitute Seafarers
The revenue cutter Bear rescued 100 men and women from starvation on Kotzebue beach and ferried them to St Michaels. The Albion brought eight wintering passengers from Kotzebue to Cape Nome. The ships Thetis and Bear were tasked to gather reindeer and perform similar relief missions.
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Robbers Win in China Amid Heavy Casualties and Occupations
An attack near Cotkon on the West river, China, saw 10,000 robbers surround 500 soldiers, with a fierce fight ending in a robber victory. 250 soldiers were killed and 100 wounded as robbers hoisted flags on commanding points and occupied nearby villages. Two thousand more troops reportedly left Canton for the scene.
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Dreyfus Trial Hearings Stir Public During Court Fight
The Dreyfus trial reveals clashes over testimony and adjournment as Labori is wounded. Lebon Henry and Roger testify to harsh treatment on Devil's Island while Dreyfus supporters push for innocence. Picquart and Bertulus present favorable evidence, questioning handwriting links and military secrets. Court adjourns amid heated exchanges.
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Filipinos Driven From Angeles After Fierce Battle
Nearly three thousand Filipino rebels were routed near Angeles after a sustained assault by ten companies of the Twelfth Infantry with two cannon. Insurgents numbered about 2,500, suffered about 200 killed, while American forces had two killed and twelve wounded. Angeles’ capture is seen as a key strategic move. Secretary Root’s map tracks troop movements, and Wheeling has returned from Luzon coast patrols reporting insurgents controlling villages. Disparate reports reach from Negros and Cebu.
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