World News in a Turbulent Session and Disasters
A week of home and foreign items covers U S congressional debates on territorial policy and tariff questions in Porto Rico and Samoa, amid diplomatic notes with Britain and Germany. Reports include shipwrecks, fires, drownings, legal rulings, and political shifts from Kentucky to Cuba and Illinois, with patent receipts and postal admin details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rennie
United States
Resolutas Wa
Secretary of State
Lion
Macrurn
Pretoria
Abe
Senate
ChaIatha House
Tropking
Megara
Newlands
New
Swanson
Great Britain
Germany
Hay
Macrum
England
Wachington
Foraker
Ohio
Magrurm
Train Derailment Near Curtiss injures seventeen
A Wisconsin Central passenger train derailed near Curtiss Wisconsin causing injuries to seventeen passengers and two fatalities. An unrelated fatality report notes Edward Tawrence of Lakeville and his family perished in a home crash. Other items include political trial calls, Philippine commission members, and weather damaged homes in Hazel Pa.
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Curtiss
D.C. Worcester
L. E
Qont Island
Niagara Park
Urosaury Department
Conpaul Wyndham
Chicngo
Edwin C. Vance
Irving Edgar
Deeotarr
Vanierhilt Yilsoud
Pittsburgh
Chiengola
Tenner Tle
Indianapolis
Winburg
Lia
Kent Dron
Bluvinfontein
Philadephia
Aali
Pretoria
Mia
Kenyor
Philippines
Manila
Wing
United States
Horse Creek
Ala
Jack Noyd
Sylvester Hinson
Walter Stevens
Washington
George H. McCretun
Wis
Thomas Buss
Rottiger
Beck
Philippine Commission
Judge Toft
Ohio
Prof
Worcester
Cornell University
New York
Geo
Luke Bo Wright
Tetioesaun
H. G. le
Vermont
Bernard Moses
California
Pullman, Ar
Edvon
Math City
Bristol
Woden
Loody Roads
Atmerivay
Allany
England
Spain
Philadelphia
Labar
Colensa
Eph Hayes
Dentiee
Te Endicott Hotel
Frank Commwell
Dr. Hayes
Carowellings
Centenarian Mrs Hasbrouck in Osikosk Wise
Aged 100, Mrs Hasbrouck celebrated her birthday at home in Osikosk Wise. The brief note records a moment of local life with a focus on the milestone and residence.
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Sious Pulls
Leander J. McCommick
McCormick Worvester Machine Company
Chicago
Wilani I. Beard
New York
James D. Richardson
Tennessee
Kentucky
Goebel
Leslie E. Keeley
Dwight
Keeley
Los Angeles
Cad
Comstock
Grand Rapids
Mich
James H. Sturt
Purdue University
Lafayette
Ind
Indiang
Congressomain Landis
Louisiana
Don Caffery, Jr
New Orleans
Boloman Rowerell
Bulloer
Bailie
Pacifico
Atlantic
Delaware
Newton M. Clements
Congress
Tuscaloosa
Benjamin Wood
New York Daily News
Harry Miner
Kansas City
Indiana
Josue Overatzert
Edgar
Cruimpacker
John McNultn
Washington
Inlianapolis
A. G. Burkhart
Lipton
Uenty
Muwe
Borlassa
Army of the Republic
Dun Kier
Tony Bretoh
S.J
Tms
Durel McLaren
Markets Kobe: Wheat and livestock prices on Feb 24
Wheat values listed include No 1 northern at 64 650 and No 2 northern at 2 sse May. Steers priced at 4.70 per hundred, small items like creamery products and sheep notes appear, with several garbled entries and uncertain brand names in the Minneapolis market column.
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Minneapolis
Ming
Northern
May
Oylie
Jusaly
Togo
Fists
Witton
Shooting in front of Fut ton Lane shocks town
A violent dispute ends in a botched shooting as Leslie Engtbiyi 21 and other locals become entangled in a fatal quarrel. Witnesses place the altercation near Fut ton Lane with W Moomfield arrested as investigators examine motives and ties to prior feuds. The town reels while journal publishers urge Congress to lift paper duties to boost competition.
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Stan
Leslie Engtbiyi
Laws
Futton Lane
Fusthirn Ias
Chaotic Iowa News Briefs Include Murders and Dreadful Accidents
A flurry of short items reports a Chicago Northwestern railroad murder attempt, a Minne- sota river incident, legal rulings on permits, new state lo cations and plant openings, officers elected for local Sons of Veterans, a Methodist church dedication, suicides and deaths, a postal office opening, construction unions, a county treasurer nomination, a brick school loss, a gasoline explosion fatality, rural delivery from Springville, and various local mis- deeds and accidents across towns like Des Moines, Monticello, Clinton, and Nevada.
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New Methodist Episcopal Church
Monticello
Dune Inez
Mooney
Robert Schneider
Council Bluffa
Robert Oulfin
Scranton
Clarinda
Robert Lev
Letts
Teddy Muchold
Spokane
Mare Finnltown
Peter Spikes
Achevie
Bipus
Ellis
Crawford County
Cenjamin F
Eilis
Clinton
Charles City
Marthy Vaughan
Keokuk
Springville
Linn County
Oecurler
Urllen
Ewith
E.W. Brooks
State Agriultural Society
Mark Wilson
Bates
Nevada
Hobie I
United States
Ure
Fragments From a Curious Era on Race and Congress
Readable tidbits describe a Chinese American child Wu and his schoolmates, then pivot to a vivid anecdote about a 19th century congressman Cushman blocked by a doorkeeper. The piece blends personal children's observations with a humorous Capitol moment in a single column fragment.
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Phinni
Washingan
Ile
Virginia
American Indies
Philadelpha
Wireless Steering Invention Promises Torpedo Boat Gain
An Tinglish wireless steering method for submerged or surface craft is perfected to guide vessels via wave-based telegraph principles. The innovation could render torpedo boats nearly infallible, rivaling a famed American remedy and drawing attention from lawmakers and industry observers.
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Joeey Ane
Charity Begins At Home Health Ad Endsorsement
A vintage health testimonial extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a cure for poor blood and headaches. The writer, GA Hoffman of 80 Broadway Long Island City, claims two bottles restored appetite and vitality, praising the medicine as a unique aid to health.
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Hood
Hoffman
Broadway
Long Island City
Hoods sauabouls Never Di EP res Hooda Pilis
Fragmentary OCR hints at music release titled Hooda Pilis or related Hooda projects with phrases Never Di EP and res. Details are unclear, with unreadable words and potential language errors, offering no verifiable names, dates, venues, or track listings.
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Hoods Sauabouls
Unclear excerpt hints at a tense scene and a market reference
Fragmentary text describes a timid woman confronted by a man and a dog in a scene rich with anxious tension. A sudden fright and a gate scene imply a constrained setting. A distant line mentions a cruel act involving a Creel slave in Cairo markets.
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Beauty
Hava
Cairo
Criekbull
Waellington
Central Railroad Adds Steamship Bureau For Passengers
New York Central and Hudson River Railroad announces a new steamship bureau at Grand Central Station. Captains Ingwersen and Schultze head the operation to meet incoming transatlantic and coastwise ships, arrange rail, parlor and sleeping car accommodations, and transfer passengers to steamship lines with baggage and ticket service.
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Ceorgn TI. Uatiels
New York Central
Tedgon River
Posenger
Jle Haa
Ingwersen
Cunard
White Star
Atlantic Transport
Wilson
Gant
Schultze
Lloyd
Rotterdam
Hed Star
Thingvalla
Urand Central
Daniely
New York
Commoree Advertiser
Battle on in print as war news drives late edition
At six thirty a.m. a newspaper man enters the house and remarks that late war news kept him downtown. His wife replies they will make more war news for a late edition, signaling a backstreet newsroom drama from the Philadelphia North American.
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Rie
Philadelphia
American
Danger Moves A Street Post. Notices Spark Mystery
Fragmentary OCR shows a shopkeeper named Danger moving uprights and posting notices. A second man who took the jamies quits, leaving unclear text about a cheap shop and danger. Name fragments and garbled phrases hinder full sense of event.
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Polata
Danger
Ihla
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Chicago Evening News
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