Wreck in Ohio Kills One and Injures Three
Sunday near Columbus a passenger train on the Cleveland Akron and Columbus line derailed after a switch failure. One man, Rizen Fry of Louisville Ohio, was killed when his head was crushed between cars. three others were injured although not seriously. The engine plunged down a steep embankment and several cars were destroyed.
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Ohio
Columbus
Theittsburg
Fort Wayne
Chicago Road
Cleveland
Akron
Rizenry
Louisville
Chase Street
Rizen Fry
Government Provides Hospital Ship For Cuban War Expanse
Proposal includes a hospital ship to shuttle the sick and wounded from Cuba to northern hospitals or to mountain regions of the Carolinas. A chartered Tampa train will transport patients from the port to specially equipped cars with cots for surgeons and nurses. The system aims to reduce risk by moving patients within 24 hours to safer mountain hospitals.
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Cuba
Port Tampa
Sounhtain
Carolinas
Tampa
United States
Fifty houses destroyed in Duluth blaze
A Sunday fire on Minnesota Point above the ship canal left hundreds homeless as twelve frame stores fronting lower Lake Avenue burned back to the lake. The district housed the city’s poorest residents with many tenements. total losses exceed 100000 dollars.
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Duluth
Minnesota Point
Ship Canal
Minn
Lower Lake Avenue
Lake Shore
Dev Ss
Missouri Station Reports Strong Agricultural Results
The Missouri Station releases last year’s progress on state agriculture. Experiments cover fertilizers, beef and pork feeding economies, seed selection, and crop cultivation. Studies include wagon tire effects on draft, dipping cattle to remove ticks, and trials toward new fruits introduction.
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Missouri
Captain Hart to Be Pardoned in Cuban Filibuster Case
A president will pardon Captain John D Hart, serving a two year term for Cuban filibustering. A House delegation including McAleer Bingham, Cummins god McClellan urged action. Hart’s wife Myra greeted the news in the east room with measured gratitude, awaiting a timely pardon.
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Captain Hart
Mya. Hart
Leyden Lands Scouts for Cuban Insurgents Under Gunboat
The Leyden returned to Key West and landed scouts and ammunition for Cuban insurgents under the gunboat Wilmington. Spanish forces repulsed thrice. four Spanish warships reported near Barbadoes to intercept Oregon. No expedition members were killed or wounded. Charles Deacon named superintendent of the Childs-Drexel Printers Home in Colorado Springs, succeeding Mr. Clark.
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Leyden
Wilmington
Key West
Barbadoes
Oregon
Chicago
Preseett
International Typographical Union
Charles Deacon
Childs-Drexel Printers
Colorado Springs
Clark
Boston
Pittsburg
Washington
Peoria
Denver
Rebellion Spreads From Freetown to Shongay
Dispatch from Freetown Sierra Leone reports natives’ law tax discontent fueling a rebellion that has reached Shongay in Sherborn district, with American missionaries’ headquarters burned. A police detachment has been sent to aid three Airion members amid ongoing unrest.
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Freetown
Sierra Leone
Arica
Shongay
Sherborn
Airion
Jeffries Defeats Sharkey in Calfornian Heavyweight Showing
Jeffries and Sharkey met at the National Athletic Club in San Francisco Friday night for a heavyweight bout. Jeffries won after twenty rounds amid enthusiasm, with Sharkey accused of fouling though failing to be knocked out. The preliminary Stelzer vs Baker ended with Baker awarded a foul-based decision and police intervening as the fighters clashed.
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Jeffries
Sharkey
Thomas J. Sharkey
James J. Jeffries
National Athletic Club
San Francisco
Jack Stelzer
Henry Baker
Agnew
Baker
Stelzer
Jeffriesi
Fish
Wool Growers Fear Conspiracy to Absorb Clip at Cut-Prices
In Fort Steele Wyoming area the wool trade usually sees twenty to thirty buyers and many railroad solicitors. This year no real wool buyers or railroad shipment solicitors are present. Two Boston agents offer to advance decants per pound, letting consignors gamble on market price with a buyer-friendly drawback if the price fails to meet five-cent baseline. Robert Jones, a leading local sheepman, cites two points: Wyoming wool may sell this season only on the current market, and a vast eastern capital conspiracy seeks to absorb western wool at cut-throat prices.
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Fort Steele
Wyo
Boston
Robert Jones
Tayans
Wyoming
Walter Wellman To Lead Arctic Pole Expedition
Walter Wellman will depart New York this week on another Arctic expedition to reach the North Pole and possibly learn the fate of Andree. The party, including Lieut. Baldwin, Prof. Gor, and Dr. Hofmann, sails June 20 aboard the ice ship Fridtjof Wenker, with dogs, sledges, provisions, and scientific instruments.
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Walter Wellman
Steet
New York
North Pole
Andree
Tie
Temson
Norway
Baldwin
United States Weather Bureau
James IL. Gor
Columbia University
Washington, D. C
Edward Hofmaof
Grand Haven
Arctic
Fritjof
Spanish Ex‑Secretary Attacks Americans in Toronto Lecture
Senor du Bose, former Spanish secretary at Washington, spoke to about 2,000 in Toronto on the causes of the war in a private Red Cross benefit. He attacked the American people, calling senators border ruffians and lampooning their conduct, while warning that American conquest could threaten Europe Canada and Mexico.
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du Bose
Toronto
Senor du Bose
Washington
Senor Polo
Red Cross Society
Senor
Europe
Canada
Mexico
Spain
Van Wyck May Step Out As Mayor Amid Rumors
Rumors swirl around New York Mayor Robert A. Van Wyck claiming he may resign. Friends report he dislikes the job and would be glad to be relieved, consistent with past statements fueling speculation about his departure.
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van Wyck
New York
Robert A. van Wyck
Tan
Tripl es Tragedy and Crime Report From Nation Wide
Reports detail multiple sensational incidents including two New Orleans policemen and a robber killed during a struggle with Dennis Burrell, a tax assessors enforcement note from Quincy, patriotic theatre moment at National Theatre in Washington, a glamorous Austrian thief caught by immigration, bandits on an electric car in Chicago, and Edna Wallace Hopper’s divorce in San Francisco.
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New Orleans
Anthony Cleary
Dennis Burrell
Tie
Omcer ‘Crimp
Patriotic Playhouse
Chicago
Bears Quotations Market Prices by City and Commodity
A dense tally of livestock and grain quotes across multiple markets including Chicago Indianapolis St Louis Detroit Milwaukee Buffalo New York and Cincinnati. Prices cover cattle hogs sheep wheat corn oats rye and butter with varying grades and ranges, reflecting regional trading.
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Chicago
GileLo
Dsidianapolis
Cartie
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Detroit
Milwaukee
New York
Day Dies in Iowa Courtroom Amid War News
Iowa Chief Justice J G Day died suddenly in Des Moines as he spoke with his son. The 63 year old Ohio born jurist, who served as district judge, then chief justice, and who authored a key ruling on the 1880s prohibitory law, collapsed after a moment of illness. Also in Des Moines stock cases set precedent denying liability of partially paid stock holders. several city fires, accidents, and a Davenport hotel death were reported.
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J. G. Day
James
Gamble Day
Town
Tes
Moines
Ward
Judge Day
Ohio
Tawa
Afton
United States Army
District Court
Justi
Supreme Court
Supreme Bench
Hims
Des Moines
Holmes
PS ’Morrisey
The
Valley National Bank
Aginst
Apyise Vy
Brie
Byers
Liebbe
Board of Control
John Downie
Superior
J. YT
Nelson
Hars
NSC
Hoover
Board of Supervisors
Franklin County
Annie
Keokuk
Warren Smith
Town news and court cases from Marshall and surroundings
A roundup of local notes includes a Clinton militia drill of one hundred, verdicts of manslaughter for Norman Smith in Mahaska County, and postmasters announced for several towns including Clear Lake and Dubuque. Fire and storm damage reported near Maurice and Sivas County. burglaries at Bertram. Father Klos rumored hiding at Chelsea amid anti war tension.
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Sirs Gollupids
Des Moines
Clinton Company
Clinton
Peg
Cronake
John Cons
John Sievera
Bred Phillips
State Funeral Directors’ Association
Marshalldown
United States
Town Falls
Duluth and New
Orsloans Railway
Marshalltown Military
Lawn Central
Norman. Smith
Mahaska County
Dick DeLong
Omee
George A. Watts
Clear Lake
Joseph S. Morgan
Dubuque
William F
Warmington
Thomas T. Green
West Union
W. H. Price
Prairie City
Edward Bailey
Burlington
Tadget Withrow
Marsh Roberts
State Center
Father Klos
Chelsea
America
Clark
Des Moines Insurance Company
Theodore F. Gatehell
Merchants and Bankers” Insurance Company
City
Merchants and Bankers
Maurice
Sivas Couunty
Whiting
Eland
Thompson & Knapp
Bertram
Fim
J Rey Moyer
al Denison
Denison Review
Vreastry
Sinath
Grant and Harrison
Germany
Meyers
Amies G. Blaine
Zach Chimadter
Ue Republic
Civil Service Junrnaat
Michigan
Wisconsin
Ohio
Kent
Towa
Pleo
Belle Plaine
Chelson
Spain
Thilek
Father Mios
Cieneral Association
Congregational Churches
Stampton
Wornit
Home Missionary Union
Banidhity School
Burningtony
Cummings
Sheldon
Anti- Saloon League
Coflind
Fort Dodge
Moody
S. Miller
Ogres
L. Ers
Kig
M.D. Reed
Cenawead
Osage
Sioux City
Iowa
Iite
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Itty
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Arvey
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Kansas
Ture
Fort Worth
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Ahmeid F Fuad
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Helen Gould
Treasury Department
J. M. Marlin
Watertown
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Sun
Ize" Lacombe
York Sun
Associated
Sun Service
Speaks Sechmini Sila SA
Pardona
Santa Cruz
Kouni
Tsang di Yamen
Bix
W. Akin
Springfeld
W. SP. Harkness
Ie Anarsnda Mining Company
Rovbery Ds
Mwecor
Ure Metwrmick
Jie
Aw Rnitn Reaper Company
Miller, Austmuin & Co
Loqally
Missouri Soldier’s Home Trustees
St. Joseph
Ardmore
Htinnali
Ames
Hawaii
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Wil
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Wool Growers
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Aurder
Dixey, Jr
Howe
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Volsted
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Clevehant
Dea
State Nationl
Bank of
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Leavitt and Johnson
National Bank of Waterloo
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Lra Rodimnar
Lele
University of Wyoming
Gove
Cheyenne
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Wolkers
Funy
Old Railroad
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Why
Thonas B.swamb
Chivagge
Todk Taland
Pacific Naitrond
Las
Ana
Bain
Oklahom
Oklahoma
Quincey, Sr
Fulda
Edward Graen
Baron Unterrichter
Uwe
Enterbachen
Tyrol
Burlington's
Dlacat
Pire
Mason City
Inte & Lee
Burns’ Drug Store
Clark's Meat Market
Niles’ Hardware
Ashton
Joseph Melcher, Sr
Hein Feeway
Wither
Wright
Afwishamtown
George Wright
Jaume- Coir
Miblod
Strat
Olney Ar Chilton
Goldfield
Ain
Scott
Eagle Grove
Temple
Ethan Inch
A Daly
Foond
Dalmage
Walker's
Davenport
Daliange
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