Chaos Rules In City As Quillota Sinks From Sight
Chaos grips Valparaiso and surrounding regions after a massive quake. Thousands of homeless refugees scour streets for food as naval and private medical teams struggle to treat the injured. Officials rush food and shelter ships from Chile ports, while a new relief plan funds temporary morgues and postwar reconstruction. Death toll estimates range into the thousands, with scattered reports of collapsed buildings and disrupted transport networks across Santiago, Valparaiso, and coastal towns.
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Valparaiso
Navy
Minister of the Interior
Chilan
Talca
Celegraph
Liai Liat
Cabildo
Quiicta
Conroa
Colmo
Fanos
Santiago
Baron Station
Recro
Vina del Mar
Department of Public Works
Heldap Men Fan in Purpose. Duara. Mima-an unmasuccessful 2' tempt
An attempt to extort money from laborers aboard a Northern Pacific train leaving Duluth at eight o'clock Tuesday night failed. Two men drew revolvers near Brainerd and tried to force workers to surrender their money. Conductor O'R and others intervened to stop the assault.
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Duara
Mima
Northern Pacific
Duluth
Brainerd
Tnes
O'R
Death of Jay C. Morse Linked to Hanna Family Ties
Jay C. Morse former president of Illinois Steel and brother-in-law of Senator M A Hanna died here Wednesday after a long illness. Morse partnered with Col C M Pickands in a vast iron ore and coal venture and amassed a large fortune.
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Hanna
Ogeland
Jay C. Morse
Tifinois Steel Company
M. A. Hanna
Morse
Col. C. M. Pickands
Public Money Boost for Banks Nationwide
Secretary Shaw moves to raise private deposits in national depositories to 50000 dollars each across about 150 banks, reflecting an authorized by law increase and expanding funds in financial institutions nationwide.
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Washington
Shaw
Strikers Demand Fewer Hours in Pulbao Spain
Military governor failed to arbitrate a dispute between employers and 69090 strikers demanding shorter work hours in Pulbao Spain. The protests continue as authorities seek a peaceful resolution.
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Pulbao
Spain
Famous Cuban insurgent leader killed in battle
Havana reports the death of Quentin Bandera, a leading insurgent, at the Silveira farm near Punta Brava. Bandera and two companions were killed after a night pursuit by rural guards. their bodies were mutilated by machete wounds and bullets. The clash signals a weakened insurgent movement in western Havana province and shifts in leadership near Pinar del Rio and San Juan de Martinez.
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Quentin Bandera
Bandera
Silveira
Punta Brara
Cap
Ignacio Delgado
Lieut
Martinez
Sveira
Yana
Pinar del Rio
Cuba
State Capital Notes on Fraternal Rates and Legislation
Iowa fraternal insurance groups push for no rate hikes while lawmakers and auditors press for growth through new members. Debate centers on anti trust and anti compact laws, with lobbying from outside insurers and reflections on past rate changes. Reports from Des Moines cover insurance commission actions, duties of state officials, and upcoming legislative focus.
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General Assembly
Aigna
Iowa
B. F. Carroll
Insurance Department
Ole O. Roe
Insurance Commission
Carroll
Iowa General Assembly
Aubor
B. F. Carrol
Bes Es Wolve
Fee
Supreme Court of the
United States
Supreme Court
Bandera Leaves Area With Insurgents Near Havana
From Havana on August 20 Gen Bandera, famed for Cuba's independence struggle, left Arroy Arenas 12 miles west of Havana with about 29 insurgents. Reports say Bandera was wounded in a skirmish and had prior fighting in both the Ten Years' War and the Cuban War of Independence. He was a noted public figure in Cuba and once voiced opposition to the government from the senate chamber. He later sought the post of chief of police after serving as doorkeeper of the parliament.
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Bandera
Aroyo Arenas
Cuba
Banderas
Senate Chamber
House of Parliament
Police
Governor Is Reinstated In Sergipe After Insubordination
Rio de Janeiro reports Brazilian congress authorized the federal government to reinstate the Sergipe province governor who was removed following a recent insubordinate demonstration.
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Rio de Janeiro
Federal
Sergipe
Mine Explosion Kills Miner at Sugar Notch
In No. 9 colliery of the Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Coal Co at Sugar Notch Pennsylvania an explosion of gas killed miner W. A. Vincent. His son William was fatally injured in the incident.
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Wilkesbarre
Lehigh & Wilkesbarre Coal Company
Sugar Notch
W. A. Vincent
William
Sons of Veterans Elect Leader and Meeting Site
The 11th annual convention of the Sons of Veterans closed with Darton O named as next meeting place. Edward M Amies from Altoona Pennsylvania was chosen as commander in chief.
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Sons of Veterans
Peoria
Darton, O
Edward M. Amies
Altoona
Mother kills daughter in mistaken identity shooting
In Taylorville Kentucky, 14 year old Ti-Maud Kyler died of a revolver wound at 2 AM after her mother, believing she was a man who had been harassing the family, shot her daughter. Government and police reports note the incident as a tragic case of mistaken identity.
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Taylorville
Maud Kyler
Peruna Restores Health in Women Testimony
Miss Leopold at 137 Main Street Menasha Wis and Mrs Hetrie Green report health gains after using Peruna tonic. Leopold claims three years ago the system was run-down and broke out. several bottles improved condition and restored strength. Green says catarrh improved, head pain eased, appetite returned, and she is gaining flesh.
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Ricka Leopold
Main Street
Menasha
Wis
Sec'y Liederkranz
Parnna
Hetrie Green
Inka, Til
Boston writer outlines daily work schedule
A versatile Boston writer describes a methodical per diem routine from eight to ten composing verse to twelve arranging criticisms and three to five drafting a world history for children. The New Yorker audience member asks bluntly when he thinks the day ends.
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Boston
New York
Aslance
The
New Yorker
Butler's Stolen Watch Tempered by War Era Joke
The late Hon Joseph Hoyt of Boston recalled a childhood circus theft when his silver watch vanished. The alleged thief was defended by Benjamin F Butler who proved innocence and noted he never attended the circus. Hoyt recounted their Civil War dinner exchange at the Astor House and Butlers quip about the watch.
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Butler
Joseph
Hoyt
Boston
Benjanmin F. Butler
Astor House
New York
Hoy
Minister credits Grape-Nuts for restored health
A Nebraskan minister recounts stomach trouble from 1895, worsened by heavy eating. Switching to Grape-Nuts with cream improved digestion within 24 hours, with full recovery in weeks. Recurred after returning to heavy meats but improved again on Grape-Nuts. He advocates the cereal as worth more than money and urges others to try it. Read The Read Wellville pamphlet.
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Nebr
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
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