Capsized Andelana Draws New Ocean Salvage Hope
Victor L Cross of Treadwell Alaska seeks to raise the sunken Andelana in Tacoma harbor after more than two years, claiming a flexible armored suit and descent to depths up to 4 000 feet. Diver casualties and costly failed attempts mark the long saga of reclaiming the vessel valued at 150 000 dollars and linked to Andelana Ship company of London via local agent JT Steele.
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Tacoma
Victor L Cross
Treadwell
Alaska
Mr Crossage
Wessel
Andelana Ship Company
Vo London
JT Steele
Emma Goldman’s Creed Inspires Assassin Death Threats
The passage cites Emma Goldman urging violent overthrow of government and institutions, including burnings and killings, with calls for free love, labor conflict, and overthrow of rulers. The speech allegedly influenced Cesor Czolgosh to claim he was inspired to kill the president, depicting a fiery revolutionary creed.
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Emma Goldman
Czolgosz
Aesacain
America
Clark of the Oregon Commoner Calls for Recognition
A public letter urges that Captain Charles Clark, commander of the Oregon, be honored for his gallant services in the San Francisco to Santiago run and the naval battle of Santiago. The writer laments his lost rank and asks for deserved promotion and reward in the nation’s moment of need.
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Charles Clark
Oregon
San Francisco
Santiago
Yellow Press Critique of Eugene Register Sparks Debate
An editorialized question contends that the yellow press misuses sensationalism in reporting on anarchy and urges lawmakers to respond with restraint and clear policy. The piece frames media ethics as central to public order and democratic accountability.
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Eugene Register
Yellow Press
Yellow paper attacks free press with misstatements
A Thursday Register editorial labels the paper as wholly yellow, accusing it of false statements and lack of investigation that harm the city and its residents. The piece asserts damage to the public’s good name and the city's standing.
State seeks judgment against bondsmen in Geof Davis case
Geof Davis, formerly the State land board clerk, did not respond to a court summons. The state will seek recovery of a $5,000 judgment against his bondsmen while Davis’s shortage is stated at over $30,000.
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Geof Davis
State Land Board
Royal visit ends in blaze of glory in Victoria
The Duke and Duchess of York departed Victoria yesterday amid fanfare as loyal western observers caught a rare glimpse of royalty. Crowds cheered as the royal party, en route to distant agendas, staged a memorable farewell from the city.
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Duke and Duchess of York
Victoria
Portraits Set for New National Bank Notes
The portrait of William McKinley will be placed on a ten dollar national bank note with issuance by the treasury department forthcoming. Benjamin Harrison will appear on the new five dollar note, aligning with the upcoming series.
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William McKinley
National Bank
Treasury Department
Benjamin Harrison
Salt trust forms with thirty million capital
A salt trust is organized with a capital of thirty million dollars and aims to control global salt output. It secures legal existence via New Jersey corporation laws, leveraging their elasticity to establish itself.
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New Jersey
San Francisco Workers Win After Months of Strike Labor Standstill
The San Francisco teamakers and longshoremen have won their point after months of a strike. Commercial interests in the Bay area suffered greatly from the prolonged work abstention affecting shipping and general trade.
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San Francisco
Bay City
Burna man shows how they enjoy a drunk in Oregon
The Corvallis Times reports a Burna gentleman staged an exhibition Friday night on how they enjoy a drunk in Southeastern Oregon. Before the performance ended, Corvallis officers demonstrated putting a drunk in jail, costing the arranger five dollars.
Deputy Warden Fires on Man Over Chinese Pheasants
A Yamhill county deputy game warden shot a man who fired on Chinese pheasants violating laws. The man refused to surrender, prompting the warden to use a fine shot in a tense incident. The event reflects excessive zeal by the official in enforcing wildlife rules.
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Yamhill
Eugene Ad Expresses Stand Against Hegler Article
A Eugene proprietor defends John Hanns, denying any foul play in his death and disputing a Regia Terra report. He asserts Hanns was sober, in town to prove his homestead, and that a recent insinuation of drugging or robbery is false. He rejects calls for an investigation based on the article’s insinuations.
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Evgene
Bprron
Regia Terra
Tneis
John Hanne
Hegter
Iaanba
Eugene
Hanna
Hanns
Hanus
Reglater
Haenne
Australia
Walshes
Heaven
Earth
List of Letters Remaining in Eugene Post Office
A postal listing from Eugene Oregon notes letters remaining for delivery including Angell Mrs C M Adame J M Clark JG Conley Hulda V Devy Lizzie Cook Mrs RE Root Mrs AA Banderson A F Fate H C. A charge of one cent will be made on all letters given out. Patrons calling for letters should state when advertised. H F McCoanack PM.
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Eugene
Oregon
Angell
C M Adame
J M Clark
JG Conley
Hulda V Devy
Lizzie Cook
RE Root
AA Banderson
F Fate
H F McCoaxack
Opal Wedding Mischief At Indiana Resort
At Baden the social set stages a playful election for the most popular couple. Bert Clarke and Miss Lewis are crowned, invoke a supposed lucky opal, then secretly wed in Paoli with a quick courthouse ceremony staged by a traveling minister. The union confers continued good fortune as the party heads north.
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Gray
Baden
Tampa
Cuba
Will Gray
Bert Clarke
du Pauw
Will
Bert
Michigan
Detroit
Fishers
Toronto
Indiana
Clarke
Miss Lewis
Lewis
Joel
Chariie Smiley
Charlie Smiley
Miss Farley
Paoli
Monon
Chicago Record Herald
The Yellow Caravan Ghost Story From Torley Dale
A narrator recalls a winter night encounter with the Yellow Caravan of Torley Dale, an apparition of a yellow caravan drawn by a white horse. He describes villagers fearing the ghostly coach, a real meeting with the driver, and the eerie belief of locals that the specter roams after dark on frosty roads.
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Torley Dale
Delham
Dale
Belham
Kelham
Nelham
Cave Spiders Found In Caves With Sparse Webs
The text notes several kinds of cave spiders as uniformly small and sedentary. They lack webs except for irregular threads. Their food source remains puzzling though it is supposed they catch stray mites and similar tiny prey.
His One Interest Stubb Lovers in Hotel Promoted
A Chicago News line notes the hotel keeper promotes lovemaking among guests claiming people fuel appetites when in love. The brief mentions a peon confirming the practice exists at the hotel.
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Stubb
Chicago News
The Mercenary Letter Mix Up Ends in Heartbreak
Alfred recounts a bungled courtship as he writes two letters in haste for Miss Simmons and his mother. A misaddressed note proclaims him mercenary, causing confusion. He discovers he confused the letters, and Miss Simmons marries elsewhere after his awkward error.
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Emily Simmons
Miss Simmons
Misa Simmons
Thad
Alfred
Tipey
Jens Wrvinerom
Acraeo Pipfington
Miss Bimmons
Dotts
Origin of Baptism Explored by Old Darky Preacher
A fragmentary piece cites a darky preacher explaining baptism as a ritual of immersing the body in water and hearing a splash as the word baptism takes shape. The tall tale frames baptism in humorous, folksy terms while noting its long history.
The Perfume of Roses
In a tired editor's office a parcel reveals a box of vintage roses, triggering a memory dream of childhood rivers and village gardens. He envisions a beloved woman among blossoms, hears her sing Lorena, and recalls a June in New England where a grave marked by a white moss rose recalls their vanished happiness. The scene fades as the present intrudes on memory.
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Ile
Teeside Hiim
Tie
Flo
Kenlark
Lorena
New England
Pittsburg
Fragmented Local News Item of Unclear Content
A damaged OCR fragment mentions without context or clear subjects. No coherent events, names, places, dates, or actions are identifiable from the readable text.
Very Limited Monarchy Quip on Barbes Pardons
The quote attributes Louis Philippe with a sharp remark about Barbes. When asked to pardon Barbes, he reportedly said he has no pardon now and will consider pardon from his ministers. The line reflects a monarch’s witty stance on clemency and political authority.
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Louis Philippe
Barbes
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