Manitoba Mine Disaster Near Rat Portage Claims Many
Reports from Rat Portage say a fire trapped fourteen to twenty five miners at a Manitoba gold mine fourteen miles from Rat Portage. Four men were rescued. all others likely perished as air was cut off and shaft machinery destroyed. Families endure dangerous conditions traveling the wagon trail for news.
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Manitoba
Winnipee
Hultenk
Ratportage
Beford
Maine
Jin
Mary Leas fights for State Board of Charities seat
Mary E. Leas, noted Populist orator from Torna Kansas, refuses to relinquish her State Board of Charities post to Gen. A. Clark. Appointed by Gov Mori and confirmed by the Senate, she vows continued service beyond February 189. If her lawyer fails to overturn, she will pursue a costly court action.
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Mary Worthleen
Torna
Kan
Mary E. Leas
State Board of Charities
Gen. A. Clark
Mori
Senate
Widespread Special Dispatches Report Fires Explosions and Mayhem
Multiple city reports describe explosive blasts, fatal fires, and industrial accidents across states. Incidents include a gas tunnel explosion with one death, a dynamite blast injuring a resident’s daughter, and a coal or rail strike detail amid secret orders.
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Alhany
Falidich
Sette Unanimousty
BaiTinern
Ballinure
Frances
Brookeyy
John Lewis
Gertie
Rotichys
Fis
Yantel
Provineser
Caltege
Iti
Bo FL Gondrich Tacibser Company
John Summerville
Pitt Saver
Streck
Colonitus
Market and political notes from national and international sources
A digest covers iron and steel orders, stock absorption, and strong woolen goods demand while London wool markets rise. February wheat and stock reports show a sharp year over year decline in U S and Canada exports week by week. New York notes the Irish Revolutionary Brotherhood ninth annual banquet and calls for force for Irish freedom. An accident in Arapore Pa reports a quarry blast incident injuring Jol Lloyd and fracturing George Reamsline’s skull.
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London
United States
Canada
New York
Irish Revolutionary Brotherhood
Central Opera House
Augustine Costello
Brotherhood
John W. Goff
Robert Immet
Wheeling
Ireland
Arapore
Birdsboro
George Reamsline
Jol Lloyd
Metzinger estate to be shared by Germany and U S heirs
The Metzinger estate in Holland valued at $231,000 will be distributed among some 200 heirs in Germany and the United States. John G. and Frank Metzinger of West Lanesville Wis. expect to receive by May 1. The estate traces to a German-born Holland merchant decedent 109 years ago.
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Lanesville
Wis
Metzinger
Germany
United States
John G
Frank Metzinger
Holland
Alsace
Jie
Higestain
Gow Almoost
Seattle
Wash
The
Chamber of Compneree
Alaska
Drutch Columbia
England
Janeau
Tenestie
Wateh
Atory
Bret
Arch Weg
Ange
Log Angeles
Cal
Fis
International Oil Refining and Developing Company
Chicago
Conccation
Mexico
Kansas City
Retail Butchers Association
San Francisco
ST. Pau
Minn
Vwouse
Senate
Torrra
Kan
Kana
Gay
Morrill
Counnties
Denver
White Ash
Chicaga Special
Berlin
Parchim
Mecklenburg Credit Bank
People's Saving Bank
Foxp Nu Lac
Steinberger
Armenian massacres and international riots reported abroad
Telegraph correspondent cites a broken Armenian inquiry and widespread massacres amid Turkish fanatism. Kidnappings and abuse of Americans and Christians are noted, with reports from Van Bitlis Erzeroum and Sassoun. Paris and Brazil coverage follow with political unrest and border violence across the Americas.
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Leynox
Telegraph
Khearpot
Van
Bitlis
Moosh W
Erzeroum
Tshifik
Sassoun
Paris
MM. Hanotoux
France
San Domingo
Guand
Boimere
Calliville
Sierra Mosaps
Mexico
Frank Ward
H-D. Sample
Carmen
Rio Grande
Texas
Burxos Ayres
Rio de Janeiro
Pernambuco
Senor
Jose Morie
Crespo
Unis
Mex
Rewa
Touresa
Sprelal
San Pedro Tee Jalpa
Laxnax
Payige
Lonbos Aptelsl
Mail Beach
Shropshire
Fragmented Nation Sees Registration Struggles and Disasters
Reports from multiple states describe chaotic registration scenes for a political convention with printed forms lacking funds for preparation. Southern migration to Liberia proceeds under the Southern Emigration Society with a $41 seed rate. A Mississippi city reports a street battle leaving graves and escapes. Rail wrecks in Georgia kill two, injure several. A Missouri murder and mutilation case shocks St. Louis, while Kansas City notes a legislative signature issue awaiting governor approval.
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Muserrizs
Torn
Threa Landred
Ten Negrocé
Mississipi
Arkansas
Savannah
Liberia
Southern Emigration Society
RiceMoxp
Richmond
Tom Graves
Graves
William Graves
Atlanta
Southern Railway
Deunswick
Scotland
C. A. Lither Pickens
Kale
Roland Reed
Isadore Bush
Mary Myers
Jas Company
Huxtinerax
W. Wa
Elijah Teller
Pigton Creal
Josefit
Hiatt
Montgomery County
Kansas
Western Kane Fas
N.C
Cleveland
Party
Violet
Pimlico Sound
Longfellow Wreck Near Cincinnati Claims Many Lives
The steamer Longfellow of the Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Line struck a pier of the Chesapeake and Ohio bridge at Cincinnati in fog on Friday morning. The vessel broke in two and sank with cargo, twenty five to thirty passengers aboard, many bound for New Orleans. Names of some victims and crew listed. police and Mayor Eustis led the investigation into the disaster.
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Longfellow
Cincinnati
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Telve
New Orleans
David Aldridge
Cleveland
de. Anderson
J. W. Anil
Dayton
Ohio
J. W. Andi
John L. Carter
Newport
Gus Changer
Berkeeper
Johnson
Barber
James Mitter
Thomas Reardon
Michael Russell
Walker
Netw- York
John Wicker
Hercules Carvel
Kentucky
Herenes Carrel
Elie
Percins
Lennellow
Sud
Scarred youth narrowly escapes hanging in Missouri case
Walter Bryant, a young man from St Joseph, narrowly avoided execution for the murder of John McDowell after evidence showed he bore only a scar and was not the fugitive Thomas Harris. Aiding his release, Willum Turner produced a detailed description and a scar on the left ankle linking Harris to the rightful suspect, exonerating Bryant.
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St. Louis
Benjamin McMacken McCulloch
State Bank of
Woodstock
Murray
Gav. Stone
Walter Bryant
St. Joseph
Bryant
Springield
Thomas Harris
John McDowell
Harris
Big
Santa Toan
Gal
Jin
Rome
Sheridan
Wyo
Little Rock
Ark
Atehinon Counery
Willun Turner
Red Willow County
Neb
St. Taneph
Turner
Ones
McDowell
Tiryant
Eccentric News Snippets Include Villard and Dreyfus Note
A collage of odd claims and remarks features Henry Villard planning Bertin residence, George Kennan using a lead pencil, and the German emperor’s barber ritual. It also mentions Mira Shaw on audience address, Senator Mills’ temper, and Dreyfus’ influence on French officers.
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Henry Villard
Bertin
Dean
Iote
Senator Murphy
Washington
M. Casinir-Parier
Mira Anka Shaw
George Kennan
Siberian
King Long
Hayward 15 Guilty in Minneapolis Murder Trial
The jury finds Hayward 15 guilty of murdering Catherine Ging, a Minneapolis dress maker. The verdict comes after a tense morning as Judge Smith read the verdict while the clerk confirmed the life or death ruling. The death of Catherine Ging on the Lake Calhmin north shore is linked to three mysterious rides, with livery stable records showing her trips on November 27 and December, and the final fatal ride on Dora night.
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Eustis
Harry Hayward
Miss Ging
Dee
Adry A. Hayward
Harry
Adry
Claus A. Blixt
Ozark Rats
Blixt
Harry Wayward
Hayward
Catherine Gig
Lisrry Hayward
Catherine Ging
Hag Dees
Welock
Dudge Smith
Vernet
Judes Smith
Kobler
Neil McNeil
Elis
McNeil
Ian
Kabler Rand
Inneapolis
Thundercadl
Lake Calhmin
Minneapedis
Der
West Hotel
West Motel
Ging
Dora
Minneapolis
Illinois Bill Proposes $6000 for Farmers Institutes
Senator Aspinwall introduces a bill in the Illinois Senate to appropriate $6000 for state farmers institutes. The plan funds University of Illinois institutes in every county to teach citizens latest scientific and practical agriculture with printed digests and records.
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Jonathan Periam
Illinois State Senate
Aspinwall
University of Ilinois
Periam
New York
Wisconsin
Blissouri
Minnesota
Indiana
Taadehat
Jis
Xec
Woderteke
Minister to Mexico Nominee Vindicated by Senate
Benatar Matt. W. Hebsom is named Minister to Mexico to succeed the late Israe P. Gray. The nomination by Nefinter Sharamat was unanimously confirmed by the Senate. Ranesia, born October 8, 1820 in Warrag Srants, attended the University of North Carnnga and practiced law before entering politics. He served in the Confederate forces, rising to major general before surrender at Appomattox.
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Rane
Gras
Benatar Matt. W. Hebsom
Mexico
Israe P. Gray
Nefinter Sharamat
Senate
Ranesia
Warrag Srants
University of North Carnnga
Danter
Democratic Party
Leo
Appomattox
Anderson explosion shatters town in 1920s Indiana belt
A massive blast in Anderson Indiana at 4 am on a Tuesday, described as the most destructive natural gas explosion in the state’s belt, wrecked a $73 000 courthouse square block including clothing stores Prather’s shoe Hadley’s ding sinra and offices. Debris fire followed fire department prevented spread to the Grant Monument work and two residents above When store were feared dead. Loss totals around 400 000 with streets ripped open and utilities damaged.
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Tosa
Anderson
Indiana
Court House Square
Bown
When Clothing
Prather's Shoe
Hadley's Ding Sinra
Hhalls
Hallard
Metcalf
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Turkey
Arme- Hissnes
Ureier
Oxrom
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Onin
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Neanixe
Susan Dautrich
Bradstreet’s
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Western
Topeka
Theeddale
McCook
Menocina Balrista
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