Wreck Derailed Train In New York Central Line
A derailed Northern Central passenger train near Paineville station, ten miles north of Newark, injures about twenty and kills engineer Meagher of Sodus. Five cars and a baggage coach toppled after the engine jumped a gravel pit curve at speed. Two seriously hurt include Monard Tubs and Libbie Podd. Coroner to hold inquest. many scorched by bursting steam pipes.
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Berdus Port
Northern Central Railroad
Paieville
Newark
Wargviews
Meagher
Sodus Maint
Monard Tubs
Lake Shore
Libbie Potd
Sodus Point
Waivville
Thriess
Pastey
Prak Presbyterian
Pingees
Corener Thatcher
Moeagher
Beaby
Will
Rene Che Mnike Spagdi
Eleven Die as Steam Boat Disaster Rips City Near Philadelphia
Eleven victims believed dead after a steam boat explosion near City of Trenton, Pennsylvania. Ten bodies recovered and identified. one severely burned still undetermined. Ninety two injured, all reportedly stable with no expected deaths. Cause not yet known. crew deny wrongdoing. An expert machinist cited possible boiler water exchange during firing.
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Fleren
City of Trenton
Philadelphia
Stoddard Grand Master Elected at Knight Templar Encampment
Frank T. Thomas, past officer of the District of Columbia, was elevated by the Knights Templars at Lewisville to junior grand warden. The grand encampment elected H. J. Stoddard of Bryan Texas as Grand Master and named officers including Deputy Grand Master George MM Moulton of Chicago. Rey W Stugg of Providence and Captain General W R Morch of Cincinnati were also chosen, with Joseph A Lovke of Portland named Senior Grand Warden.
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Trinplass
Louieville
Frank T. Thomas
Pastonaut Vommibider
District of Columbia
Tle Grand Etampraeur
Knights Templars
Sessiet
Lewisville
H. J. Stodi
Bryan
Tex
Ocporge MM
Moulton
Chicago
Not to Pay Reward in California Smelting Case
California Smelting Company refuses to pay a reward of $25,000 offered for arrest and conviction of thieves who stole over $300,000 worth of edd tuition Aus. Detectives and others who aided in recovering the treasure and sending Robber John Winters to jail will be liberally compensated for their service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Gold Brick Swindle Stirs Klondike Trade Bust
San Francisco Chronicle reports a fresh phase of the gold brick swindle reaching Alisha and the Klondike with dust and nuggets moved north and sold as various products. Two secret service agents work Dawson in a widening investigation as police and the press track the scheme. The Urth Pole Expedition notes the steamer Brithjof arriving at Sai bierfest with a claim of landing the Baldwin Zeiglin arc at Caug Zeigler, at approximately 80.24 north 55. east.
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Klondike
Alisha
San Francisco Chronicle
T Darre Boon
Secret Service
Dawson
Hi Tatter
Brithjof
Sai Bierfest
Rejaids
Baldwin-Zeiglin Arc
Caug Zeigler
Lotividy
Louxsiandy
Britain Nut to Waver Milner Arrives in Capetown
British High Commissioner Milner arrived at Capetown on Tuesday from England. He asserted unwavering resolve of Britain and its government to uphold its South African policy amid ongoing debates. Chilton Minintee Tomasz Cody, former Chifian minister to the United States, died in Rio yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Milner
Capetown
England
Chilton Minintee
Tomasz Cody
Grawil
Rio
United States
Rebuff to Savage at Nebraska Republican Convention
At Lincoln on April 28 the Nebraska Republican convention clashed over Joseph Bartley’s parole and gubernatorial policy. Delegates clamored as Ed Rosewater urged punishment in proportion to offense, Savage argued for honesty and equality, and the crowd demanded accountability amid a chaotic, emotional scene.
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Nebraska
Lincoln
Joseph Bartley
Ravage
Committee On Resolutionis
Ge Savage
Bartley
Saki
Delescates
Chasemat Nerval
Edward Rosewater
Thart- Tey Ani
Savage
Judeshty Miler
Aid Om
University of Nebraska
Ta Goold
Daayson County
Ernst Wf
Fanieaster
Bawa
Uinald
American Tin Plate Company Stands Firm in Pittsburgh Strike
The American Tin Plate Company announced it will retain workers and continue mills in operation during the strike, denying any negotiations for settlement. The move challenges the Amalgamated Association, which claims the company cannot run without union labor though the company says all current workers will be kept in their positions. President J. T. Shaffer will review any peace proposals from responsible parties.
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American Tin Plate Company
Pittsburg
Amercan Tin Plate Company
Ment Troin
Dod
Tin Plate Company
Henorforth
Thni
Laibar
Association Ofieiahs
J. T. Shaffer
Lrow
Whitecappers Threaten Prosecutions After Liberty Attack
Mrs Kiske vows to prosecute those who tried to drive her out in Liberty Missouri when Whitecappers dragged Mrs Httae Wiske from her house and ordered her to leave. Merrimeua Shel Lon, a blacksmith, has been arrested on an estate warrant connected to the incident and named as a leader by Mrs Shelton who identified him. The attack on Mrs Wiske, a widow who had left her second husband, spurred prosecutions of other members. Public health note reports 82568 smallpox cases in the U S, Minnesota highest with 1152. Prof F P W Blubbard, Hed Wing Minnesota school superintendent, killed when wheel scraper struck him during excavations at his home.
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Wiske
Whitecaps
Lers
The
Marine Hospital Service
United States
Minnesota
FP. W. Blubbard
Republic Schools
Hed Wing
Minn
Wreck to Klingis at Aiken LiL Three Rallies Killed
Dispatches report a collision between Great Western and Burlington trains at Aiken LiL Tuesday morning. Three rallies were killed and rolling stock damage is heavy.
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la Crosse
Wis
Great Western
Burlington
Aiken
Lil
Girt Bushbinders Strike Affects Union Bookbinders
Two hundred and fifty Wo B Coukey Company of Haumond Jed union binders walked out Tuesday after their coworkers were discharged and not reinstated. The strike involves bookbinders and highlights labor tensions at the Wo B plant.
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Pitt
Wo B
Coukey Company
Haumond
Jed
Otters
Non Intervention Policy Stressed Over Isthmian Tensions
Washington officials have received no advisories on Colombia or Venezuela since the Machina gunboat arrivals at Colon. The administration preserves non intervention, noting only a disruption to Isthmian traffic or a direct threat to American interests could prompt action, given telegraphic cutoffs and uncertain reports.
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Washington
Colombia
Venezuela
Colon
China
Veneasela
Sargent
A Million for Militia Secretary Grants 1,000,000
The secretary of War allocated 1,000,000 to militia forces across states territories and the District of Columbia. Distribution followed each jurisdiction's representation and needs with funds for districts and the districts discretionary. Certificates of eligibility will be required before funds become available.
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States
Territories
Secretary of War
District of Columbia
Indif Ha
Puch Inaivtvina
Ib Ida Etecntar
Eacla
Kidnapping Trial In Chicago Involving Heiress Case
A year-old heiress, Margaret Lyler, allegedly abducted in Chicago by a woman posing as a relative. The child was in the care of Mrs. M. J. Green on Magnolia Avenue after the mother’s death. A fast-driving pursuit through Ravenswood failed to capture suspects, and custody of the child was awarded to Mrs Green after the mother’s death.
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Trom
Margaret Lyler
Kidbape Puesdhis
Chicago
Crom
M. J. Green
Magnolia Avenue
Ravenswood
Hinesea
Families Sleep in the Streets Amid Tampa Unrest
The Resistencia union in Tampa reports over 100 women and children sleeping in streets last Tuesday night as renting agents provoke unrest. The central committee slashed the soup house meal to one daily. Separately Texas Banking House fails. Raymond Banking Company of Awsilu files voluntary bankruptcy with 878000 in closing liabilities at Wiest National Bank, assets largely unavailable.
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Resistencia Union
Tampa
Central Committee
Texas Banking House
Raymond Banking Company
Apelgate Corporation
Awsilu
Texas
Pedteet
Wiest National Bank
Johnny Shersick
Chais Simprich
Bertram
Cedar Rapids
Intervenee Talk Sparks Transvaal Intervention Hint
A St Petersburg correspondent for the London Times hints that the Cxat may intervene regarding the Transvaal during his country trip and plans to discuss war with M Loubet King Edward and Emperor William. Carrie Nation visited New York police headquarters for an interview with Commissioner Murphy who warned she could be arrested if she violated the law.
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St. Petersburg
London
Carrie Nathon
Gotham
Carrie Nation
New York
Murphy
Mrs. Nation
Market Quotations Cattle Hogs and Grain Across Cities
Market quotations from multiple locations show cattle prices from Chiengu to New York, with hogs and sheep ranged widely. Wheat and corn figures appear for St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Milwaukee Toledo Buffalo and New York, with butter at 20 cents and eggs at stated ranges.
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Chiengu
Caligiapolis
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Detroit
Toledo
Ste
Milwaukee
Sue
New York
Correctionville Wild West Show Tragedy and Mob Action
A Pawnee Bill Wild West show worker Joseph Sullivan was shot and killed by Harley Cave in Correctionville after a late night incident. Rioters besieged the Petty Hotel as officers escorted Cave to Sioux City. Coroner’s jury found Cave acted in self defense and fully exonerated him.
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Joe Sullivan
Harley Cave
Correctionville
Sioux City
Pawnee Bill
Dog Sullivan
Wpth
Petty
Cave
Bice Ty
Tllinois Central
Bridge Gang
Cuave
Anti
M. 4
TL Me
Coronte
Ciyereelionville
Joseph Bulliven
Alt Etpploye
Trwnee Bill
Moulaybee
Jackson
Lown
Woolling County
Woodbury County
Statte
Down
Ponce L
Adams
Joseph Sullivan
Page
Gall Harley Cave
AL Welsti
Upper Des Moines Association Convention Program Set
The convention agenda lists speakers on topics from newspaper editing to job printing. Notable presenters include W. E. Hamilton, W. S. Parrott, A. E. Sniff, Carl P. Kuehnle, and Hillary F. English with talks on news, advertising, ethics, and the role of the editor. Events take place in Denison on September 19.
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Platt
Upper Destines Editorial Association
Denison
W. E. Hamilton
Odebalt
W. S. Parrott
Water Ton
Lesa
A. TE. Sniff
Missoni Valley
Carl P. Kuehnle
Hon
KR. FB. Cousins
Tipton
Potites
Hillary F. English
Valley Junction Express
John K. Dalton
Manson Democrat
Independent
Mian Dawson
Les Moines Leader
Newspaer
Chis, K. Myers
Cerro Gordo County Republi
Dowie Apostle Sermons At Webster City
Elder James I Adams, Waterton sect leader, held five services in Webster City Monday. About twenty five followers attended the afternoon baptism on the Boone river bank in the northern part of the city. Six were baptized as Adams urged the brethren to cling to Dowie and his ordained.
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Dowie
James I. Adams
Webster City
Boone River
Tragedy and injuries strike small mining region
In Cleveland near Orlimwa Thomas Hall, alleged joint keeper, was fatally shot after an altercation. James Sage faces charges but claims self defense. Patrick Mulligan of Magnolia suffered severe foot injuries in a thrashing machine mishap at Ruck Napils. Ira Godfrey, 60, died from carbolic acid poison in Bussey after liquor-induced mishap. Rock Rapids runs on blackout as dynamo repair trips shut it down, first since 1897.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Thomas Hall
Orlimwa
James Sage
Patrick Mulligan
Magnolia
Napils
Ira Godfrey
Bussey
Rock Rapids
Darkney
Bronx City
Firemen's Tournament Draws Large Crowds in Marshalltown
Fifteen hundred firemen from towns including Albert Lee, Iowa City, Belle Plaine, Council Bluffs and Muscatine paraded in Marshalltown. Muscatine won best appearing department. F C Pierce hose team won straight away race in 28 2 5 seconds and novelty race. Bushwald team second. West Liberty placed second in the 3 heats with 38 6 5 seconds.
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Marshalltown
Affair Inn
Marshalltows Wednesthir
Tere
Albert Lea
Minin
Iowa City
Belle Plaine
Whitterloo
Tama
West Liberty
Laporte
Marion
Gripnell
Council Bluffs
Muscatine
F.C. Pierce Hose
C. A. Bushwald
Pierce
Butchwald
Ces West Liberty
State Fair Stock Exhibit A Crown Jewel Of Ita History
The stock show at the Iowa State Fair is the finest exhibit ever seen, surpassing all western expositions with more than 700 head of cattle. Large horse herds from Illinois and surrounding areas are present, though about fifty fewer horses than usual remain. The sheep exhibit is larger, swine ranks third, and cattle sheep and swine classes dominate. Strong harmony exists between fair management and Abele machinerymen, with more exhibits and attendees than before, and robust displays in the Iowa producers' building showcasing goods manufactured in Iowa.
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Ita
Luwa
Abele
Iowa
Towa
Settlement of Hathaway Estate Divides Monona County Property
The Hathaway heirs reach an amicable settlement with widow Ann Tinett Hathaway receiving twelve hundred fifty dollars as her share, three other heirs awarded nine thousand dollars each, and ex-county treasurer J. W. Hathaway receiving the remaining balance estimated at five thousand dollars. J. W. Tathaway named administrator. settlement to be completed promptly in Monona County.
Indicted Auditor Faces Back Tax Collection Probe
Hardin County grand jury re indicted County Auditor B Welch for failure to publish official board of supervisors proceedings. Initial number of suits arising from delinquent tax collections draws wide interest across the county.
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Hardin County
Hardin County Grand Jury
B. Welch
Four fish cost him seventy dollars in court
George Funk of near Waterloo was fined about 70 dollars including costs for jeining fish. The offense occurred last May and his four fine bullheads were all caught. He admits guilt though calls the penalty severe.
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George Funk
Waterloo
Mbade
Fonk
Are Many Land Buyers Near Sibley In Grain Prospects
Owing to fair crops of small grain and good corn prospects, buyers from Wilavis and neighboring states are inspecting land near Sibley. Steuben Jarrett, once one of Dubuque’s wealthiest men, died recently in the Poor House at the new house, aged certain years.
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Wilavis
Sibley
Steuben Jarrett
Dubuque
Thirty seventh district GOP convention concludes at Webster City
After five days in session the Thirty seventh District Republican senatorial convention wrapped up on the SA 80th ballot at Webster City. Hardin County cast twenty votes for W C Thartabern of Wright County, influencing the nomination among peers and state party delegates.
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Weadrock
Webster City
Hardin County
W. C. Thartabern
Wright County
Bin
Amine i
Sultan breaks off with France over Constantinople stand
A semi official Paris note says the Porte failed to fulfill undertakings, prompting M Constans to leave Constantinople. Frictions escalate as Delcassé warns the negotiations must stop, and Munir Hey is told not to return to Paris. Diplomacy suspended until the Sultan honors indemnities of 12 million francs.
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Paris
Porte
M. Constans
France
Constantinople
Torre
Abpul-Amid
M. Delcass
M. Constana
Turkey
Munir Hey
M. Coustans
Therapia
Vautour
Stamboul
Orient Express
Therapin
Corrupt Cofficlole Smuggling Ring Busted in Nogales
Authorities in Arizona arrested William M. Hoey Nogales customs chief BWF Jossey an immigrant inspector Frank How and a Clifton Mexico Chinese resident amid a probe into Chinese smuggling across the U S Mexico border. Secret service operatives arranged sting with bribes ranging from 10 to 200 dollars exposing graft in the Nogales customs and immigration setup.
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United States
Arizona
William M. Hoey
Nogales
B. WF. Jossey
Frank How
Clifton
Mexico
The
Treasury
Secret Service
Obice Cloget
Millionaire Henry Flagler Marries Mary Lily Kenan at Kenanville
Henry M Flagler Standard Oil magnate wed Mary Lily Kenan in Kenanville North Carolina at the Kenan family estate. The ceremony was small with close friends and relatives present. Officiant Dr Peyton H Hoge former pastor to Miss Kenan. Flagler gave a $1,000,000 gift plus $3,000,000 in government bonds.
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Henry M. Flagler
Standard Oil
Mary Lily Kegan
Henry AL. Flagler
Kenunville
N. C
Kena
Hey
Peyton H. Hoge
Warren Memorial Church
Louisville
Miss Kenan
First Presbyterian Church of
Wilmington
Mr. Flagler
Texas Farmers Starving Amid Ruin and Drought
Reports from the Zacatapata family in Tea us describe widespread hunger as drought and failed water ruin crops. Impoverished people struggle to travel, suffer weakness, and die, with only cactus plants surviving fifty miles from the nearest railroad in Zacatapata County.
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Zacatapata
Teaus
Zacetapate
Navy to assign engineers aboard ships of war
Rear Admiral Crownlpshiell announces a general order to place two line officers on each commissioned ship as assistants to the chief engineer. Detachments will rotate every six months and engineers will join chief engineers during overhauls. The move follows reports of machinery deterioration and hopes to avert Congress stepping in to reestablish the engineer corps.
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Crownlpshiell
Bureau of Navigation
Woss
Caine
Fire Room
Navy Department
Congress
Engineer Corps
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Arncaster
de Goal
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Milatia
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