Launch Barns Disaster and Death Toll Reported
Telegraphic notices report a launch explosion near Staten Island killing two Paterson men, with a group traveling by lantern light. The incident follows a fatal Albany building collapse and a separate oil fire in Texas, with broad casualty and property loss details amid ongoing investigations.
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New York
Herbert Horburt
George W. Able
Paterson
M. D
Staten Tstanid
Robert Engle
Carlstadt
Mr. Nade
Pittsburg Trolley Crash Fatal Injuries in Cleveland
A Pittsburg railroad trolley crashed into an eastbound St. Clair street car in Cleveland Ohio injuring thirteen people and fatally injuring one rider. Fifteen others sustained injuries in the collision between the two streetcars.
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Pittsburg
Cleveland
St. Clair
Ohio
Robbery at Polish Ducal Treasury Reported
A dispatch from Hintekt in Russian Poland states forty armed men attacked the ducal treasury, killing or wounding all guards. The robbers seized $10,000.
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Poland
Hintekt
Russian Poland
Engraver John King Seeks Thirty Days In Workhouse
John King 63 once famed for engraving the Lord's Prayer on a dime asks Judge Sliggins in Jersey City to send him to the workhouse for thirty days to rest. He is penniless and nearly blind from heavy engraving work and was recently charged with intoxication but discharged.
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John King
Sliggins
Criminal Court
Jerseys City
Ning
King
Iggins
Higgins
Petition Seeks Name Change for Danish Born Man
A probate petition from a Denmark native in Meonpins asks the court to change a cussword cognomen to a new name. The petitioner seeks to remove the surname after exposure to a controversial work of art and possible ties to a family estate.
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Cam
Denmark
America
Vhetnas
Hie
Ploere
Manhattan Company Assets Cut by New York Official
A New York official reduces assets of the Manhattan Company in a complex filing. The notice discusses appraisals, rebates, state court rulings, and potential impacts on stockholders and creditors amid a broader legal and financial audit. The report references related court actions and regulatory scrutiny affecting valuations and compensation.
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Nove
York
Manhattan Company
Het Taaidines Vanderpool
New York
Manhattan
SIS
Osac
Vanderpaa
Es Pegh
Secretary Wilson enacts strict rules for Agriculture officials
The Agriculture Department tightens rules for officials and employees amid a probe into potential conflicts. The move follows reports of business ties involving Dr Salmen and a meat inspection device and signals heightened scrutiny across the department.
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Wilson
Tr Tnon
Department of Animals Industry
Department
Department of Agriculure
Tas
Lareau
United Industry
Amyres
Salmen
Cavn
Cheef Trust
Tereai
Agricultural Department
Per Tostinee
Secretary Wilson
Simee Tie
Tee
Secreuirs
Trusiedo
Haive
Ty Esi
Grand Canyon cable car plan among bold century projects
Fragments describe an ambitious aerial tram idea to span the Grand Canyon with cars suspended on a cable descent from the gorge rim to the river. The report links the project to regional travel expansion and anniversary celebrations, with other notes on politics and local events.
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Secretary of the Agriculture
Great Grand Canyon Gorge
Grand Canyon
Girosdean Vou
Coeantie
Vralioou
Wardad
Etter Sade
Fatminster
Farmer Michiel Yields 42 Bushels Wheat Per Acre Near Chapman
John Motehel of northeast of Chapman Kansas thrashed a record crop totaling 1123 1 3 bushels from 26 1 3 acres, a yield just over 42 bushels per acre. The field had sixteen years of cultivation and was carefully counted and weighed at the elevator. Poor weather harmed corn and sunflowers earlier, but the wheat turned green after a red dye plow worked ground in October.
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John Motehel
Chay Center
Kan
Mar. Mitchell
Mitehow
Man Returns Lost Securities After Police Help
A NYC man found and turned in lost securities valued at about $3,000. He received thanks as police and a city official discussed ownership and safe custody. Investigators say the papers were left on Essex Street and later identified as belonging to a local firm, with no reward offered.
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Guffey
Willi
Police Ihief
Jachintada
New York
Hssex
Murphy
Metrovern
Tie Deaiuth Peon
Vieira Turing
Teddy
Cretece
Reevild Big Bridge Terminal Project Aims to Relieve Traffic
Authorities announce work on a rocklyn bridge structure to ease congestion. Crews will upgrade platforms and approach roads, with construction expected to run in stages and impact travel until completion.
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Rocklyn
Troy
Lerman
Conference prospects temper Witte peace talks in New York
Sergius Witte arrives in New York amid cautious mood over peace negotiations with Japan. Witte and Kassia’s ally press for terms while urging American public support as uncertainty lingers about a possible final basis for agreement.
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Sergius Witte
Sergius Waotie
Kassia
New York
Quarantine Quells Yellow Fever Threat Across States
Arkansas calls militia to guard trains and river buildings to enforce quarantine while Illinois and nearby areas isolate toward yellow fever districts. Damaged text references steam roaders and towns from Hoboken to SEGOUL00O, with scattered mentions of Brooklyns and trains.
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Arkansas State Board of Here
Illinois &Kuta
Leuvisisna
Peace Envoys Meet Aboard Mayflower at Oyster Bay
Komura and Witte with their suites met aboard the naval yacht Mayflower at Oyster Bay in a grand ceremony. Presidents, ministers, and plenipotentiaries exchanged greetings as fifty nine guns boomed, signaling a pivotal moment toward peace talks ending the Far East war. The meeting marked a historic US role in mediating war terms between Russia and Japan.
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Takeathire
Dapatese Peace Commission
MM. Witte
Baron Rosen
Rirsdan Plenipotentiaries
Slaydower
Oyster Bay
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Oyster Diy
Sagamore
Russia
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Berlin
London
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Paris
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Dimself
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Atlassculor Prosen
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Tatehesu
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Pierce
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Lee
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