Wind Driven Log Then Grove Disappears In Night Storm
A fragmented report details a windstorm that toppled logs and trees, with a grove vanishing by morning. Witnesses describe a dangerous night as wind and debris tore through an area, a recount of a distant scene amid several unrelated notes. The piece also mentions a veteran returning from the Philippines and a court case involving accusations and marriage elopement, but the central readable event centers on the wind’s destruction and the subsequent rescue of logs.
Notre Dame Housing Notice in Edward's Hall Rooms for Rent
Fragmentary notice from Notre Dame listing Edward's Hall rooms for rent with unspecified terms. Mentions academic departments and a date related to September 1900. Indicates charges or conditions but text is garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Notre Dame
Notre Dame
Indiana
Civ Medhsee
Avenlteda
Borough Preparatory
Asmorrissey
American Casualties in Tientsin Fight Record
Long list of killed and wounded from Ninth United States Infantry in the Tientsin engagement. Includes names like John H. Porter, George H. Buckley, Richard B. Slater, and multiple company officers. Describes heavy shellfire, river fort defenses, and the Americans’ orderly withdrawal with 91 wounded and 4 officers among 426 men.
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Car Okin
Adidnight
Va Ghutoo
Sly
Vin Shaughel
Johns A. Potter
George H. Buckley
Richard B. Slater
John
Portland
Qotfried
Pasaompiny
Tarney Golyeh
Asburer Gordon SN
John H. Porter
Oscar Olxen
John d. Dreher
Alexander Syoghberg
Caspar Schwertfoger
Jame B.taylor
Clyde B
Taininon
TE. Partlow
Frederick H. Retflennacht
Jobin I
Smith
DewWeys Rogers
Arnolt Perhzy
John 9
Dimond
Martin Dunphy
Dares JR Murphy
John Seymour
Martin Conrow
John Gallant
Arthur W. Ruggles
Robert Crawford
Henry E. Stillings
Harry Yuuler
Patrick Cox
Frank W. South Worth
William 8. Mowley
Clare Thee d. McPride
BH. Omegy T. Perry
Joseph A. Derry
Adelbert Walker
James R. Burton
Peter Savaye
Harry Kelli
Samuel 2. Whipp
Richard W. Webb
Calvin Matthews
John D. Carson
Alysa Rumper
Jaren S J. O'Neil
Henry J. Schararqua
Robert H. von Scheck
George Bailxy
Edward Gorman
Sherman G. Dnokxon
Silna A. Christenberry
Thomoa T Maloney
Joseph Munch
Nowell
Davia Kennedg
Carroll Is
Andre
Toden Wons
Isex
Werterfield
Lewis Irish
Joh Mobyeeney
Ste Sweeney
James Mt Joy
Ralph Richarda
David Morris
Santa Company
Myron Gi
Partringe
Frederick
T. Winianfid
Dames Murphy
J. McDonald
Joseph W. Munt
Titntas A
Champman
J. Coonny
Robert Degmond
F. T. Byloko
FP. Helier
Laurin Garson
G.J. Meiver
G.J. Miller
Calvin J. Mathews
JC. McGonega
Ninth Infantry
Mariner
Davis
Meade
Battle of Tien Tsin vivid siege details reported
The Evening World quotes a July 19 dispatch describing the siege of Tien Tsin. Chinese forces flooded the area after destroying a bridge, while Allied troops faced heavy fire and suffered around fifty casualties in ten minutes. British General Dorward led a forward dash with remnants to breach the city defenses.
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New York
Evening World
itacTion
Uateror Chefao
Mlliex
Wall
Fukushina
Dorward
Ue E
American Troops Granted Transit Permission for Nagasaki Taku Route
The United States government seeks consent to move armed troops and supplies via Nagasaki to Taku in order to keep shipments on the regular transport line between Nagasaki and Taku. The plan includes assurances from Japanese authorities that the transfer will aid quick troop and supply movement.
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Tvpan
Nagawidel
Washington
Duyuness
United States
Nagai
Treasut
Teanaporie
Sats
Manila
Nervics
China
Nagasak
Transport Service
Taku
Hea Noc
Naxnaak
United
Jamarican
Munh Ie Poraible
Jarvice
Nagasaki
Conger's Brother Hopeful Amid Foreign Turmoil
A fragmented dispatch recalls Tiolleyen Mraange Hrom TM Minigte Gebwine and Cadger of Pasadena as relations with Peking tighten. The correspondent quotes Conger’s relative expressing hope for intervention and relief for foreigners, amid confusion and distress in Beijing.
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Tiolleyen Mraange
Tae Angelos Gi
B. 1
Cadger
Pasadena
Grothir
Avia Tur Conger
Prins
Thays
Peking
Mateot
Bert Linas
Amnesties Sought as Filipinos Face Peace Talks
Report from Manila dated July 24 states last week 200 insurgents killed 740 surrendered or were captured. One thousand rifles seized. twelve Americans killed and eleven wounded. Captain Charles D Roberta of the Twenty fifth Volunteer Infantry died in May. Aguinaldo may summon advisers and a reply is expected within a month. Filipinos plan a banquet as McKinley’s amnesty order is celebrated.
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Dion
Manila
Cornel
William B. Birklimers
Hifers
Tanl
Signal Corps
Charlen
Roberta
Twenty-ifth Volunteer Infantry
Senor Buencanino
Aguinaldo
Genera MacArthur
Tim
McKinley
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad bans political office
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad employees are forbidden to hold political office. General Superintendent Stuart from Chicago issued an imperative order stating that employees may not be candidates for or occupy political positions. The prohibitive bulletin was posted last night at all company shops and offices and at divisional headquarters.
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Bupluyen
Chicago
Inployen
Baltimore and
Oulu
Stuart
Han
Mio Ofreumatricel
Mttx Divisional
Alldie
Hull
Anamma
Fiben
eThey
Addie
Torina
Fiterview
A. G. Tl
Man
Cone
Jack Gretn
Jim
McCartey
Fi Koon
Hie
Terom
Dar John
Mamma
John
Hersel
Jonjrinke
Tob Totharm
Kelf
Lottie Belden
Mies Hall
Mr. Datham
Lottis
Pepe
Lottie
Jone
Tiening ‘Bagke
Hite
Four Killed in Fight Over Arrest in Tennessee
In Scott county a deadly clash between deputy sheriffs and a gang of whites and blacks left four officers dead and several bystanders injured. The officers went to arrest Will Walker for alleged illegal whiskey activity, triggering a riot as whites and others resisting the arrest opened fire. Meanwhile a Mineral Ridge streetcar incident injured multiple passengers when it derailed after a collision with a truck. Names include Ani Avil Hate Women, Will Walker, and several local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ani Avil
Chattanooga
Tenn
Scott County
Will Walker
Chapten St
Lyttie
Sowall
Jess
Kimi
Chester Speeuily
Carney
Boas
Tra
Pratt
Ts Pranise
Choke
Trott Best
Hin Homship
Lin
Mr. Pratt
Sieves
Greece
Rowe
Chester Sud
Young
Mr. Cafferty
The Fittest Survives in a Turbulent City Plot
Chester Sewall pursues work amid political scheming and personal ruin as he seeks employment and a foothold in a looming party machine. Addie’s covert errands and Lottie Belden’s jealous, tense confrontation unravel a web of longing, deception, and survival.
Misspelt tale of Herbert Sullivan cherry theft and kidnapping
A chaotic neighborhood episode ends with Herbert Sullivan, a one year old, kidnapped for hours. Hundreds of schoolchildren gather, two youths sneak cherry loot, then the occupant Mrs Gallagher abducts the boy. Police intervene as the crowd disperses. city learns of the boy’s release but he remains unharmed.
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Ajj
Merbert Sullivan
Uae
Herbert Sullivan
M Gallibarty
Alice
Dravid
Praome
Hil
Haveledly
Hubert
Park Avenue
Montgomery
Tie
Herbert
Schooleliiren
Vision of the 1895 Paris Exposition and Chicago impressions
The piece recalls 1895 Paris Exposition visitors and Chicago impressions. It contrasts grand expectations with rough entry by rail and boat, noting striking views of the White City and fountain-like lights, while questioning German emperor rumors and the spectacle’s lasting impact.
Fragmented 19th Century Census and Local Anecdotes
Readable fragments describe census questioning of Black residents, strange responses, and humor from Detroit Journal Lincoln era notes. Mentions Major Bowen of Kentucky, urban and suburban contrasts, and scattered anecdotes from Philadelphia and Washington Post style clippings.
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Win Power
Uililal
Telia
Philippines
Anil Snivet
Omar
Meviniine
Hinde
Sandy
Americiti
Winstow
Shinkenor Soir
Allen
Te Tiakeow
Swaliord
Aconi Ueyimtee
Ares
Kent Wrb
Olmstead
Leto
N.Y
Lerenmeilt
Lola
Kap
GilirecenNysa
Ahabinlesa
Petsoger
Enon
Mth
New Yorkoity
Varter
Sitan Weadache
Ron Ontimers
Uge
Battle Ground
Nawee
Binten
Marites
Bute
Ajan
Liscum
Orward
Lacum
Americana
Lismim
Lincayy
Major Kegan
Liver
Tye
Mat
Thora
Regan
Tockmiller
Noyen
Noyes
Tishiha
Walla
Chipeas
Bank
Pesonia
Tien Tsin
Conger
Congernina
Tha Siate
Nilen
Mineral Ridge
Niles City
Eersons
Noljol Williams
Aay Tle
Wath Williama
Will Newe
Obi Myon
Sass Shay
J. H. Connelly
Iink
Mba
Chester
Ely
Tate
Davies Cafferty
Puislors
Paria
Patia
Chignge
Vinxe
Jackson Park
Jake
White City
Atlantis
Ep Ntyrom
Paris
Bowen
Nate J
Indard
Kentucky
Dawn
Louisville
Annie
Lorie
Formide
Abe
Cylin
Isai Ayoush
Detroit Journal
Ann Yorke
Toa
Hlostetter
Stiuideh
Pearson's Weekly
Canary
Joseph
Josephine
Hino
Jolm FE
Noyer
Trinity Spelnys
Ind
Moss Washington Post
Magentine
Walter
Marty
Maze
Remcor
Sing Ho
MeroNe
Atrand de
Lance
Careste
Arn
Arlington
Priady
Serosa
Plokdiam
Avell Wore
Mas
Xsi Tavan
Otisville
Mick
Herat
Abiel Leonard
Episcopal
Dhaingous
Colorado
Denver
Plate
Dolar
Pupa
Uitte Tommy
Neal
Mts
Ug Lowe
Giasyamen
Erin
Lawrence Dunbar
Thy
Ongey Root
Lita Ee Se
PROFS
Pe Vicen
Sicres
Ayer’ S
Ayers
Mia
Juan Hkowg
St. Louis
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