Thirteen Die as Brooklyn Church Collapse Kills Many
A wooden Brooklyn church collapse during services killed thirteen people and injured about fifty, with ten women, two men, and a child among the dead. The building, sixty years old, stood in a colored neighborhood and the auditorium overflowed with as many as eight thousand worshippers. Rescue efforts were hindered by debris and a steamship collision report also appears in the same dispatches.
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Wpe Ward
Tifty
Floet Street
African Methordlist Uscopad
Brooklyn
N.Y
Persdus
Teen Ieee Steticinesdeer Pets
Japanese Push In Manchuria Shifts Front Toward East
The fighting in Manchuria shifts east as Japanese forces press Uk and Kuropatkin in minor engagements. Reports describe Japanese drives southeast of Tsinkhetchin and near Pattee River, with Chinese and Russian sides retreating and battles suggested in the hills. The overall outcome remains uncertain while movements near Tsinkhetchin draw attention.
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Oyama
Kuropatkin
Manchuria
Raps
Leive
Perthin
Oautoa
Tsinktetehin
Phil Tatton Phree
Maikiben
Tsinkletchin
Tsinkhetchin
Hirtiet
Slakie
Russia Held at Fault in North Sea Trawler Clash
In Paris the commission ruled the attack on fishing boats unjustified and blamed Admiral Rozestvensky’s squadron for the losses. The decision framed as a compromise outcome, with emphasis on not holding the Russians entirely blameless and noting potential responsibility by naval commanders.
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North Sea Commission
Tissuvs
Paris
Adam
Massive New Orleans Fire Destroys Winds Central Docks
A large blaze in New Orleans wiped out the Winds Center docks known as the Stuyvesant decks, burning through riverside terminals, grain elevators, and hundreds of freight cars. The fire consumed vast sections of the riverfront, with hundreds of onlookers and emergency crews bringing the flames under control after hours.
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Dtinois Central
New Orleans
New Orleas
Dover
Hoviten
Nettad
Khowas
Stuyvesant
Swayne Found Not Guilty By Senate on All Articles
The Senate acquitted Charles Swayne in the impeachment trial in Florida, with no two thirds to convict on any of the twelve articles. Final tallies showed thirty five guilty and forty seven not guilty across the first article, and thirteen guilty on two articles.
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Senate
Florita
Charles Swayne
Senate panels river and harbor bill amid Swayne impeachment
The Senate debated civil government for the Panama Canal Zone and government ownership of railroads. The House advanced the army and river and harbor measures while Swayne impeachment witnesses testified. Washington bid farewell as sessions stretched into adjournment.
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Senate
Military Academy
Isthmian Canal Zone
Edkins
Committee On
Interstate Commerce
Congress
Tix
Higgins
Swayne
DT House
Panama Canal Zone
Wanamia
Valdes
Seward
Alaska
Phereby
Ad Harbor
Panama Canal
TD Ofeluck
Corti
Boston
Lake Michigan
Daoseph Hawley
Peter Whisterhans
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