Tragic Norge Sinking Leaves 128 Survivors From 900 Aboard
Reports recount the Norwegian steamer Norge carrying nearly 900 emigrants bound for New York when it wrecked on Rockall off Scotland. Lifeboats capsized in heavy seas. 128 survivors saved by English and German vessels. Captain Gundet among the dead. rescue efforts continue as the fate of many last unaccounted remains grim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Steaner Norge
Copenhagen
Norge
Rockall
Scotland
Hockall Reef
Rman
Meck
If Norge
Gunaby
Sama
Adeck
Alwady
aTeathergisn
Tvat Mssi
Ared
Gundet
Tre Rosa
Swarn
Glasgow
A. Stephen & Rome
Pinter Tne Conlack
Walled Steamer Company of
Narge
Supreme Court decisions span law in Philippines to Kansas City street work
The article surveys several May opinions from the Supreme Court, including cases on quod tons and criminal law in the Philippines, Oleomargarine tax challenges, and a post office fraud suit. It notes other rulings on homestead tithe, streetcar fares, rail claims, and a Kentucky electric franchise. It also covers Filipinos visiting the White House, agricultural pest control, and a fiscal year summary with a Panama Canal charge. The ginseng craze warning is cited from the Bureau of Fisheries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Philippines
Fost Offfce Department
Cleveland
Imiana
Kentucky
Panama Canal
Ail
Bada
Move On Loi: Fort Niovrara and Ground Rent Notes
In Fort Niovrara reports three Duied Satea troopa preserve order while Ground Reats Exormonus notes ground rents rising sharply. James Coyle rents a Main Street nt for 2 dollars then 5100. a five room house commands 1509 monthly, and a small shop nets 4 dollars per month. Michigan and Wisconsin lead homesteaders heading west, with eastern states sending teachers and young families. government builds a canal from Chicago to the Mississippi with a seven foot channel to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tattea
Koddisen
Fort Niovrara
James Coyle
Coyte
Dave Fortes
Oklahoma
Union
Michiena
Wisconsin
Towa
Inela
Noselbud
Far
Massini
New York
Pennsylvania
Swallow Named Prohibitionist Presidential Nominee
The Prohibitionists nominating convention selected Bilas C. Swallow of Pennsylvania for president with George W. Carroll of Beaumont Texas as running mate by acclamation amid enthusiastic scenes. The ticket drew support from multiple states including Iowa Colorado Florida and Kansas as Nelson Miles was protested. A platform emphasizing uniform laws tariff revision and direct election of Senators was adopted after debate and a prayer at the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Todienapolis
Bilas C. Swallow
Pareon
Pennsylvania
United States
George W. Carroll
Beaumont
Texas
Ofl Properties
Carroll
Salah
A. Amon
Oregon
Mir ‘Amos
Her ‘Ridbarg
Mate ‘Pomsinely
Neityfawal
Nelson
Miles
Joseph PB. Tracy
Chicago
Charitan
Revolutiess
St. Louie
Cominaona
W. W. Hague
Keystone Tate
Swallow
Prohibition convention opens in Tonillinsen Wal with long session
Tomlin hall hosts major Prohibition gathering as more than 1000 delegates fill the Tonillinsen Wal venue. Speakers push abolition of liquor ties, attack both major parties, and pledge to pursue government offices and reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonillinsen Wal
Welock Weilneschar
Taai
Abenahani Lincoln
Frances Willard
Catuotafiona
Linetohivs Os Peer
W.or. Donn
Tadiainamis
Phitverio
Miles
Das Sahil Leider
Ilinois
Chafrman Stewart
Homeri "Caatle
Pittsburg
Agres ‘Porary
Charles i
Indiana
Castle
Lome
Levi Coffin
Poustain “City
Indi
Union Station
Underground
Eliza
Tom’s Cabin
Coffin
Utah
Senate
Philippines
Roosevelt
San Juan
National Committee
Lie
Toosevelt
Wil Barlem
Prohibition Party
Religious News and Notes from the era church notices
Religious News and Notes summarizes clerical changes and events across many churches. It lists rectors, bishops, calls, deaths, and convocations, mentioning Christ Church Claclanatt and All Saints Episcopal Worcester, and notes leadership shifts such as Rev John Gardner Murray becoming bishop of Kentucky and Thomas BriecLomd's retirement.
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Ther
Thomas C. Campbell
Mt. Stephen's Church
Lynn
Mase
Boengie
Christ Church
Claclanatt
Geperel Syed
Americas
Grand Baghas
Astugyark
Mapediten
Armesispe
Fesher
Wonde
Sippinefield
Mose
John Gardner Murray
Laltimore
Diocesa
Kentucky
Dadler
Lowinville
Directure
Conmregssional Banessional Association
Bloston
Mormon Church
Ter
Thomas BriecLomd
Clinton Avenue
Brooklye
Nain Tal
India
Annie Montgomery Drizes
Tirkegs
Aterhedss Mage
Thomas FL Davies
Sueceedes Hishop Winton
All Saints’ Episcops Church
Worcester
Haz
Vevdep
St Peters Church
Philadelphia
Robert Coyle
General Assembly
The
Wharehoof
Temcyatia
Canwla
Warithar
Unin
Jesinahie
Ptavianina
Bonesteel Grows From One Store to City of Thousands
Correspondent reports Bonesteel swelling as Rosebud settlement explodes. Roads to the Rosebud nation lure thousands of landseekers converging on tents and wagons. Gambling dens and saloons flourish amid a booming, rough-and-ready frontier scene with a busy street life and lawmen in the town’s new outpost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mantel
Rome
Bonesteel
Great West
Rosebud
Boresteel
Galera
Desmwoot
Bonestec
St Louis Chicago Waterway Project Aimed at 14 Foot Channel
The government plans a 14 foot channel linking St Louis to Chicago with a waterway and the Chicago drainage canal to permit passage of heavy draft lake vessels. Corps of Engineers surveys and maps from St Louis and Chicago are sent to Washington for review.
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Coicagco
Hennepin
Jock
Chicago Drainage Canal
A& Wd
St Louis
Chicago
United States
Corps of Engineers
Hicago
Washington
Incomplete historical canal route description surfaced
Fragmentary OCR describes steamer routes on the Mississippi River and Illinois canal plans. It mentions a twelve foot average, a projected path from Hirel to a river mouth, a continuation to a point above La Salle, and completion of the Illinois and Michigan canal from Henry Pepin to near Chicago.
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Boata
Mississippi
Il ‘Pois
la Salle
Henpepin
Chicago
Madrid court sentences Mizuel Artal Vo to 17 years
A Barcelona judge sentenced Joaquin Mizuel Artal Vo to seventeen years in prison for attempted murder in a case dated April 6. The defendant faced charges tied to a foiled assault in Spain.
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Joaquin Mizuel
Artal
Sasa Maura
Barcelona
Spain
Vo oRin
Mixed 1920s Rail News and Local Tragedies Reported
The report covers harvest season rail usage in the Southwest, elections in Argentina naming Manuel Guintana president and Fistierda Aleartua vice president, and clerical visits in Amelia. It notes a shipyard storming moment, a forest city drowning attempt, a Buffalo masons strike end, a Missouri train fatality near Piccinsville, and the death of grain trader M. Baker in Atchison Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manuel Guintana
Argentina Republic
Fistierda Aleartua
Cardinal Suto
Amelia
Gran
Edward
Charles Gennett
Forest City
Lesness
Union Stone Masons
Tuffalo
WN. Y
Winten
Piccinsville
M. Baker
Earl-Baker Grain Company
Haneas Irr
Baker-Crowell Grain Company
Abchison
Bright's
Kla Yama
Atchison, Kan
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Rockin
Atlantic
Renson Reef
Corat
Gea
Spd Sra. Hoosevelt
Philippine
Agriculture Department
Guatemala
Department
China
Loi
Harlier
Tor
Benesse
St. Eition
South Onery
Ciacinnati
GW. Carroll
Texan
Bill Ranning
Mike
Tomlin Hall
Dr. Swallow
Samuel Dickie
Michigan
Homer L. Caste
Wyoming
Carrall
L. H. Amos
A. U. Coats
Col
HeiiminIn Parker
Eh Ber Garcell
Stewart Speakiver Wewark
Tie
Prat
Landseekers
Gamper
ST. Louis
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