Lynching Events and a Milwaukee Car Disaster Report
Reports describe Innocent Men Lynched in Hattiesburg with Horn jailed in Jackson as Governor Vardaman orders protection. A Milwaukee interurban car crash leaves 20 to 30 hospitalized after a deadly derailment. Separately, clashes near Tempico, Mexico between American colonists and Indians leave multiple dead. a military detachment is dispatched.
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Will Horn
Smith
Hattiesburg
Jackson
Miss
Frigid
Vardaman
Horn
Liegroes
Ttis
Mivos
Aibes
Tempico
Mes
Explosion wrecks city gas and water plants at Suriciuse Neboo
A city gas plant and the adjacent water works facility in Suriciuse Neboo were partly demolished by an explosion caused by a dead dog in the pipes. The incident injured workers and disrupted city services. Firefighters and police investigated the blast and secured the area.
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Suriciuse
Neboo
Curzon Resigns as Viceroy of India and Minto Named Successor
Lord Curzon of Kedleston resigns as viceroy of India. Major General Sir Rubinand Parrrow is noted as a possible replacement on Curzon’s recommendation. Lord Kitchener’s allies urge continuing strong leadership amid cabinet tensions and public sympathy for Curzon.
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Minto Te Nemed
Lord Curzon of
Kedleston
India
Karlos Minto
Camida
Ais
India Office
London
Curzon
Aue
Curgui
Nitehgaer
Mnehief
Poy Dida
Alan
Cueny Daninisteition
Dudia
Caezoirs
Rubnand Parrrow
Curgers
Tehues
Lord Curzon
Phate
Inés
Anvest Hinweis
Lord Kitchener
Dubibint
Maerti
Kiteleenes
Lerel Urgou
Iis
Mary Leiner Dutvadder
Leiter
Clive
Pha
Wastineten
Geevine
Death of Mary Mapes Dodge editor of St Nicholas
Mary Mapes Dodge, editor of St Nicholas Magazine and author of children’s stories, died at her summer cottage in Onteora Park near Tannersville New York. She had been ill for months but had recovered enough to travel recently. Dodge mentored many writers and was known for Potts Brinker and The Irvington Stories among other works. She was born in New York City to Professor Ames A Mapes and married William Dodge, a lawyer in New York.
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St. Nicholas
Mary Mapes Dodge
St. Nicholas Magazine
Onteera Park
Tannersville
Noy
Mare
Dodge
Oneteora Park
Podge
St. Nicholas Suntve
Ste Dever
St. Nichols
Couthier
Pbtas Brinker
Phe Irvington
Ameng
Ane
Pom
Davee
Court report details neglect in Bennington disaster inquiry
A detailed court inquiry into the Bennington gunboat explosion blames Ensign Charles Waste for neglect of duty in supervising engineering safety. The findings fault safety valves, improper supervision, and subordinate reports while praising some officers and noting broader fault in command. The report references Secretary Bonaparte and remarks on personnel linked to the ship's maintenance and investigations.
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Pla
Court of the
Eutley
Conmmingdore
Stevenson
Thomas
Phelps
KB WK
Mowig
Bonaparte Manhoys
Offeer
Charles TL Waste
Sndo
Nusigh Wade
Warthjee
Althouete
Diavd
Maret
Pros
dPolbinek Aeteviates
Hart
Ae Oiler
Maelduot
Porgusen
Bovber
Steethn
Ures
Ererary Bonaparte
Dais
Patam
Basia
Sand Havre
al Dancer
Trade Boycott Sparks Regret Among Chinese Merchants
A damaged dispatch reports that Chinese merchants regret the American boycott and the U S State Department stance as tensions affect commerce. Officials at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce in Shanghai decry the disruption and urge restoration of normal trade relations amid pressure from students and local leaders.
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China
United States
Shinghaa
Comsal Cregeral Muedgers
Chinese Chamber of Commieren
Shingfai
Basiaerp
Tos Pines
Cale
READY FOR G A. R. CAMP
City planners estimate large crowds for the G A R camp in downtown Denver. Officials expect visitor numbers to strain schools, stores, and meeting venues while the council considers new policing and safety measures.
Earthquake Strikes St Louis and Nearby Cities
A major earthquake rattled St Louis Springfield and Memphis area Monday night just after 1 30. The tremors lasted under a minute with three distinct shocks traveling east to west. Dishes rattled and windows shook as residents awoke and dogs barked amid reports of severe shaking near Chatham and other central Missouri towns.
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St. Louis
Springfield
Memphis
Missouri
Wile P.m
Caldwell
Ben B. Caldwell
Coutcy
Chatham
Chatheun
Dill Named Judge of New Jersey Court of Errors and Appeals
James B. Dill longtime corporate lawyer and former head of various firms was appointed by Governor Stokes to the New Jersey Court of Errors and Appeals. He surrendered a substantial income to assume the judgeship and resigns from many corporate engagements. The appointment drew protests from Standard Oil, the steel trust and Public Services Corporation, while Dill’s former clients filed protests urging caution.
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James BR. Dill
Corporation Lawyers of America
Stokes
New Jersey
Court of Errors and Appeals
James B. Dill
Eier
Dill
Niety
New York
Diany
Dle
Standard Oil Compu
Steel Trust
Puble Servies Corporation
Dla
Wand
Buvyer
Railway casualties and earnings in 1904 report
The Interstate Commerce Commission released railway statistics for 1904 showing 94,201 total casualties with 40,? killed and 54,155 injured. Passenger fatalities and injuries were recorded, and earnings reached 74,827,184 with operating expenses higher than the previous year.
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Interstate Commerce Commiissia
United States
Fere Cnet
Dime Sa
Toad
Wits
Attempted assassination stops Queen Margherita tour
In the Alps an effort to kill Queen Margherita of Italy caused a barricade to block a road and injure no one when a vehicle overturn occurred. Police pursued suspects after two arrests were reported in connection with the alleged plot against the queen and her party.
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Berricade
Alps
Margherita
Victor Emmanuel
Alpes
Pan
Queet
Leo Bernier
Aes
Marquise di Villawiring
Anetter
Triaen
Studi
Unclear text fragment hints at political and social issues
Fragmentary report mentions the Agricultural Department graft concerns and a large wilt scare. References to an assassin, visits to summer resorts, boycotts of American insurers, and an Equitable dispute appear as broken, non-specific notes without coherent detail.
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Tata
Pratia
Tissia
Bassover Stevers
Pring Gal
Panna
Equitable
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