Tornado Strikes Arlington Academy Killing Eight Children
A severe early season tornado tore through Arlington, Early County Georgia, wrecking Arlington Academy. Principal Covington directed sheltering students but a central partition collapsed, trapping pupils. Eight children died and at least a dozen were fatally injured as debris and embers filled the air.
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Arlington Academy
New ‘Guirans
Enefala
Alg
Blakely
Arlington
Early County
Georgia
Covington
Academy
Debate Begins As Dingley Opens Tariff Discussion
Washington Aronday reports the tariff debate's first day with a two hour delay due to the 182 page bill. Dingley opened for the majority. Wheeler of Alabama spoke for the opposition and Hopkins of Illinois joined the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dingley
Washington
Aronday
Warn and Means Armmilder
Wheeler
Alabama
Plang
Alex Bailey
Eras
McMiblin
Tenenes
Tingley
Bmt
Toomen
MecAustin
En Haar
Hopkins
Ullness
Waye and Means
Alan
Crete blockade debate highlights Greek and Turkish forces
Reports from Valletta and Athens indicate a stalemate at Crete with Greek leader and well supplied defenses. Malta says Seaforth Highlanders sail for Crete while Athens orders citizens to enroll in militia rosters. Turkish officer and eight soldiers were warned after a cannon blast in the Flasena camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caxaraxvixoaria
Crete
JL Ja
Valletta
Malta
Seaforth Highlanders
Crein
Athena
BY Er
Flasena
Centenary of Emperor Willian Birth Observed in Merlin
Thousands gather at the mausoleum to mark the birth centenary of Emperor Willian. Attendees include caremaniar Jesan Monday and an early visit by the emperor for the empress as prayers are offered and a monument unveiled before noon in a ceremony attended by a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merlin
Narin
Willian
Jesan
Minor New England Earthquake Shocks Towns including Shoals
Reports from Rockingham County towns and York County Maine describe a slight earthquake Saturday morning around 2 o'clock. The quake disrupted communications with Shoals Island and damaged telephone wires but caused no other damage.
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New England
Portesnauri
Varios
Rockingham County
York County
Oudside
Ten-Year-Old Girl Faces Murder Charge in Orphan Case
Maur Mary Amel and her daughter Geneva are held on murder charges in the death of an infant boy. The mother allegedly promised $5 to the killer who beat and killed the child.
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Madeross
Sldalia
Mary Amel
Cotepad
Geneva
Areid
Athens Creek Government Adopts Pie Power Demand
Local authorities in Athens respond to a pie power demand with compliance. The brief notes a reliance on winery style governance as community figures weigh water rights and resource management amid uncertain weather conditions.
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Athens
Tragic Family Massacre Ends in Double Suicide
Dr Rainwater shot dead his wife mother-in-law and brother-in-law and his stepdaughter Ethel Gentry before killing himself in Orrick Missouri. The night time spree followed a plan to shoot dogs then fire into a bed room where four others slept. The Artman family and Rainwater’s household suffered five fatalities in one night.
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Ercamenp
Orrick
Here
Rainwater
William Artnain
James Thurman
Ethel Gentry
Wiliam Artman, Jr
Missouri River
Crrick
Artman
Johnnie Artman
Ariman
Wreck in Maryland Kills General Fullerton and Injures Others
An eastbound Baltimore and Ohio No. 3 Limited wrecked two miles west of Oakland Maryland as it crossed the Youghiogheny River bridge. General J. S. Fullerton of St. Louis was killed and eight passengers were injured. The baggage express and sleepers derailed and plunged down the embankment into the river. The other passengers were saved except for Fullerton.
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J. S. Fullerton
Oakland
Baltimore and Ohio
Gen
St. Louis
Louia
Cincinnati
Youghiogheny Iver
Iwa
Ger
Fullerton
Princess Chimay Sparks Scene at Paris Scala
In Paris at the Scala music hall a box held Princess Chimay and her lover Janos Rigo. They caused a dramatic uproar when the princess leaped on stage and attacked an actress, prompting a royallike disturbance and police intervention as the couple departed in a carriage.
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Paris
Scala Music Hall
Chimay
Janos Rigo
Cayzer
Rscoriaft
Critics object to prize fighting in Nova era
Miss Francie Willard communicates with philanthropic reformers arguing against inflaming support for prize fights. She questions whether newspapers colluding to back boxing events would corrupt public opinion and defy arbitration and peace principles.
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Nova
Gcaastieea
Francie Willard
Cguntry
Agks Tata
Old Soldier Parshall Passes After Heart Failure
John Parshall, a veteran who helped guard the remains of Lincoln assassin John Wilkes Booth, died quietly of heart failure. He was one of six trusted to disposition Booth’s remains and kept the secret. Parshall also served in the Aleapans expedition to force Brigham Young from his assignation.
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Miah
Brigham Young
Atier
Magualeeta
Mitchell
Ates
Mayfakets
Ate
Manry
Four Railway Workers Die in Denver and Gulf Collision
Four employees Daxven Cole Patrick Casey and Iineh Melinde were killed when two engines collided on the Uren Tatitie Denver and Gulf Railway in the city. Mayes Sel.2 was badly burned and John W. Denids sustained injuries. The men were traveling to the plyom via engine reader when the crash occurred.
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Daxven
Cole
Patrick Casey
Iineh Melinde
Ape Band
Uren Tatitie, Denver and Gulf
Fis City
Mayes
Ohn
W. Denids
Ated
Werye
Plyom
Death of Reverend Father Maraschi at St Ignatius College
The Rev Father Maraschi a longtime priest connected with the church died at St Ignatius College. He was reportedly eighty years old and had served forty years in religious work. The record contains garbled wording but confirms his death and church ties.
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SAS Fraxetseo
Father Maraschi
St. Ignatius College
Tie
Deaths of Noted Porvigners Landmark figures mourned
In memoriam notices list notable deaths including Pastis founder M Salis of Te Chut Nair and John Bidulph Martin. Other names mention Victoria Clatlin WwW sodhwll and a figure tied to Tas Palmas, Ca. The brief fragment signals a local obituary brief with several biographical references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pastis
M. Salis
Te Chut Nair
Lox Pox
Satan Mary Lebmiads
John Bidulph Martin
Victoria Clatlin
Sodhwll
Tas Palmas
Amateurs Spar in Banner Lab Bout Causes Injury
In Paddulehia, Edwardibbane Fitzsimmons and Perry Tan Medal sparred Saturday. Perry attempted a Fossimmons bow and struck Gi Dats heart, causing a collapse and medical attention within about an hour.
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Fitzsimmons Tan
Piladelthia
Pas Edwardibbane
Daek Perry
Lab Satarday
Perry
Gii Dats
Four Months After Nose Bleed Fatal for Walter Keerett
An obituary note reports Walter Keerett of Moxey Indiana died after a nose bleed lasting four months. The brief mentions a person named Bt and mood suned night while a Wood father figure attended.
Taxation of Property Bill Dead in Wisconsin Vote
The Mabieox Wisconsin item reports the McDonald property taxation proposal was defeated by a vote of 27 to OS. The bill failed in the assembly, reflecting local sentiment on property taxes and church influence in policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabieox, Wis
Church Este Il
Weyler Seeks Gomez Amid Cuban War Talks
Ilavana dispatch reports Capt. Gen. Weyler pressuring insurgent Gen. Gomez with terms to end the war. Emissaries travel from Havana to Pinard del Rio meeting Gen. Ruiz Rivera for potential terms. Rebels gain strength as Spain faces the rainy season and possible withdrawal.
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Cabcaco
Ilavana
Key West
Grittenden Marriott
Cuba
Werler
Gomez
New York
Havana
Ruiz Rivera
Pinar del Rio
Gen. Weyler
Spain
Gen. Wepsler
Santa Clara
Parker Bets on Hunter Winning Kentucky Senate Seat
Ex state Senator Edward Parker sent 20000 dollars from Frankfort to Washington to wager on Dr W G Hunter not being the next U S Senator from Kentucky. He also gave 500 dollars to Gen A Gross to back the same bet and claimed pledges from nineteen Republicans to oppose the nominee if the gold and silver Democrats unite. Somebody will be elected next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Edward Parker
Washington
W. G. Hunter
United States
Kentucky
Stormy House Session Sets Tariff Debate Limits
In Washington the House adopted a special order limiting tariff debate by a party line vote. The measure, tied to two regular appropriation bills, passed 182 to 8 after tense exchanges as opponents and supporters debated parliamentary procedure and timing.
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Washington
House of Representitivens
Rae Bublical
Tow
Paptthist
Alabama
Expedition fleet sighted near Florida keys in rough seas
Report describes a schooner fleet passing Cape Florida late Friday night en route south with many men aboard and one ship heavily laden. No names clear, but the voyage appears linked to a Keay Pala Alta Thoraday expedition. Capt. Lowia, Cols. Nimes and Catby are noted as knowing their business.
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Ervy
Fiat
Capea Florida Taland
Don
Veaseala
Sean
Bronhushy
Keay Pala Alta Thoraday
Lowia
Cols. Nimes
Catby
Tornadoes Hit Mississippi Town and Surrounding Areas
A tornado reportedly tore through Brander near the Eh road two miles south, first observed near Stef s Creek in the eastern part of the county. Hessnet provides the report with no further details on damage eastward. The storm was followed by a heavy roar and hail.
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Alent
Brander
Stefs Creek
Sonsipuress
Stora
Unclear OCR Item on Scheqner Frank A Paoner
Fragmentary report references a scheqner named Frank A Paoner described as largest of its class on the high Fea. The piece appears distorted with dates and context missing, providing unreadable specifics about event or location.
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Bare
Frank A. Paoner
Meun
Commodity Prices and Market Quotes From Chicago Through Detroit
The column lists grain and livestock prices across multiple markets including Chicago Indianapolis Detroit and Toledo. Cattle hogs sheep wheat corn oats rye and potatoes show varied bids and bids per unit with commodity notes and shipping grades across regions.
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Chicago
Indianapalis
Ehnier
T. Louis
Detroit
Les Harley
Orval McPherson Convicted in Morning Sun Marshal Murder
Orval McPherson was found guilty of first degree murder in the morning sun marshal case. The jury after five hours recommended life imprisonment. McPherson shot Marshal Finney during an attempted arrest for disturbing the peace. he claimed self defense but was contradicted by the state’s evidence. He was later captured at Decatur, Illinois.
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Orval McPherson
Marshal Finley
Pound
Murcer
Waha
Morning Sun
Smythe
McPherson
Marshal Finney
Wut
Decatur
McMillan to Defend Kellihan in Sherburne Bank Robbery Trial
Chairman McMillan of the Fig publican sixth committee travels to Fair mont Minnesota to defend Louis Kellihan the Sherburne bank robber whose trial begins this week Kellihan allegedly confessed and faces possible execution though a long remembered rescue by Kellihan saved McMillan s daughter Viva during a skating accident years ago in Rock Rapids
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McMillan
Louis KeNian
HH. G. McMillan
Figpublican Sixth Committee
Fairmont
Miinn
Louis Kellhan
Sherburne
MacMillan
Bilihan
Bievelea
Minnesota
Louis
McMilan
Rock Rapids
Mill Pond
Mr. McMillan
Daugler
Viva
Kellihan
Pardoned Anamosa prisoner says conspiracy led to conviction
Frank Kelsall, once owner of a Canton store in Jackson County, jailed eight years in Anamosa for conspiracy related crimes, is freed after Gov. Drake grants a pardon. Investigations reveal the gang framed him to shield themselves aided by a judge, the prosecutor, and Senators Sinost and Lambert, per a Jackson County citizens petition.
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Anamosa
Frank Kelsall
Anamosa Penitentiary
Drake
TL Dow
Canton
Jackson County
Kelsall
Ward
Sinost
Lambert
Aitizens
Teo. Drake
Damages Awarded in Ontario and St. Louis Case
Judge Woolson in Corneil Bhalts federal court read a sealed verdict in George Shurr vs Receiver Harvard. Jury fixed railroad loss at 2200 dollars. Shurr awarded 1200 after cautions against prejudice. Defendant moved for new trial immediately.
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Woolson
Corneil Bhalts
George Shurr
Harvard
Ontario and St. Louis Railroad
Trorses
Catie
Wonlson
Ubernaelves
Narionate Appeals
Attarneve
Traveling Man's Hard Luck Robbed and Mangled by Train
A Chicago Great Western passenger at Glad Brook was robbed by a highwayman who jumped aboard. The traveler Filo Hoadley was attacked when he refused to surrender money. He was thrown from the platform as the train moved and severely mangled, later hospitalized in Toledo with an amputated arm and grave injuries. The thief fled and was not captured.
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Chicago Great Western
Gladbrook
Filo Hoadley
Toledo
Avian
Hoadley
Flo
Fotsig
Andé Ware
Cherokee Asylum Construction Opens Pending Weather
Contractors Butler and Ryan of St Paul begin prep for the Cherokee asylum project as weather allows. They move oil and mind gear to the site and set up barns cook houses and worker living quarters for an expected workforce of about 151 laborers.
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Butler & Ryan
St. Paul
St. Hail
Ebaf
Fate of Tere Sen Dgcoverer in Fractured Tale
A muddled report describes four men from Burhingtos during a winter te and fishing trip. Panton discovered a decomposed body by the river, later identified as Fawcett. Bonar was missing, and authorities search the river for the others amid unclear details.
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Boner
Fawcett
Bonar
Davenport Bank Cashier Shoots Self in Office
Olin Ef Pichar Kuticides Joby Fidkar longtime cashier of the First National Bank of Davenport shot himself in his offices after two years out of the bank. He had faced reverses and despondency. Flo, a Union veteran of the Twenty Third Iowa infantry, served in active war fighting and was a famed figure at regiment reunions. He leaves a wife and one son.
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Olin
Pichar Kuticides
Joby
First National Bank of
Davenport
Hart
Flo
Lowa
Local Masonic Lodge Contest At Chatan Encampment
The ROK Lodge No 52 and wx kalogea were notified they won the flag offerer honor by Col Manchester of OH in the Second Regiment. No division met the expected standard, so the flag ceremony may be postponed to the annual encampment at Chatan in Wire Ual unless new victory occurs.
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Kalogea
Col
Manchester
Chatan
Wire Ual
Estimation of Atuamosa State Property Value
J. Barnes, longtime prison master mechanic, appraises Atuamosa property at 8.8 million dollars. He notes buildings, lands, stone work, furnishings, and labor, suggesting replacement could total 32.5 million. The state has furnished only 855 thousand of the amount, with the rest tied to convict labor costs.
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J. ¥. Barnes
Atuamosa
Tis
Direke
Barnes
Revenue bill passes Senate after ten days of action
The revenue bill, after ten days of consideration, passed the Senate Friday morning and moved to the House. Seven senators voted no and seven were absent in the tally as Senator Helmet protested the two-variant requirement he called unconstitutional if adopted.
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Senate
House
Rousen
Live Gerrel
Harper
Uipweil
Howart
Sennator Helmet
Tll
Gable
Pardon Mentioned in Minden District Court Case
Friends of Charine Aihnansparger said Cray Drakes signed AThuaAne parser pardon. A Hmansparger faced charges of embezzlement and forgery in Kennedy Whitty district court, receiving a sentence after a February farm year.
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Charine Aihnansparger
Cray, Drakes
Athuaane
Weil
Hmansparger
Cenned
Exoneration for Speakers Dyers and Byers of the Lawns
A special committee found Speakers Dyers and Byers of the Lawns not connected with the busing and Joan lobbaes charges. The report, issued Monday, concluded neither man conspired with Joan people nor influenced committees or funding.
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Dyers
Byers
Lawns
Joan Lobbaes
Presser
Des Moines brakeman MeGrath injured in rail incident
A brakeman named MeGrath of Des Modus was injured when a Great Western train at Reinheekx caused a dangerous fall between cars. The incident left him badly hurt with uncertain recovery prospects.
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MeGrath
Des Modus
Reinheekx
Che Ear
Elie
Unclear text fragment from local page
Fragmentary report mentions Teva City events, rates, and companies with unclear details. No complete facts or identifiable entities available.
Tragic Incident Near MAL Annan Involving Teenagers
A 17 year old boy named William Schimnonr reportedly fell and died after an accident near MAL Annan while en bantine. Authorities released few details as they investigate the circumstances surrounding the fatal incident.
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William Schimnonr
Mal Annan
State University Board Plans Lane Access in Iowa County
The State University board decides to call several hundred access right of way lanes in County Iowa to serve campus needs. Officials indicate potential alignment changes and required approvals are pending.
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State University Willsett Kaas
Board of Regedit
Univesity of
Tews
Alsoni
Lane
County
Iowa
Fire Destroyed CHUA Campus Buildings
Fire swept a local campus destroying multiple buildings including CHUA facilities. Fire crews battled the blaze into the night with efforts focused on preventing spread to adjacent structures. No serious injuries reported as of this update.
Iowa Legislature Faces Turbulent Session Actions
A Chicago-style legislative scene unfolds as the Iowa Senate and House clash over estates laws, public health amendments, and a sweeping revenue bill. Speaker Byers resigns amid a bribery allegation and an investigating committee forms as tension and sensational claims rock the chamber.
Pioneer keyboards traced from virginal to piano origins
The article surveys early keyboard instruments used a century ago. It notes the virginal resembles a square pie, the harpsichord’s horned shape, and claims the hammer mechanism in modern pianos originated from several inventors though tied to German roots around Freyborg. It mentions pianos first called hammer harpsichord and later piano forte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koved
Elizabeth of
Mayland
Esilerd
Althouc
Germany
Freybirg
Uae
Literature as a stream guiding child growth in schools
Dudley Wrenner argues in New York that literature in schools should flow into a fertilizing stream shaping the soul like air for the body. He compares essential reading to a garden and warns against stifling weak thought in any setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ibne Education Association
New York
Gharies Dudley Wrenner
Johnny
The Irishman and the Devil At The Show
A fragmented quip shows an Irish man answering who the devil would pick among the crowd. He suggests the crowd’s share of mischief explains his selection, delivering a terse humorous exchange.
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Parker
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Telawa
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Jake Conerd
Effin
Cass County Committee
Mckinley Mayer
Falen Atlan
Repnivican
Emmtrat
Adnert Tate
Ruil Gee
Dsrhigus
Pele Pater de Prin
Geile Daheman
Northwestern
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Tuwit State Tirements
Dhe Chua
Areaos
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Drsee
Prueba
House of Representatives
Jackson
Texa Law
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Lowlea
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Heanger
Worth
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