American Sailors Survive Fire After Leaking Ship Burned
The Kelle of Bath, bound for Hong Kong with cargo, found a leak on June 9 and struggled for nine days. Fire broke out in the fore castle, the crew of seventeen escaped in boats as the ship burned to the water line and exploded. Lifesaving maneuvers carried them 120 miles under sail before sighting the Harbadvoes and reaching safety.
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Bath
Hong Kong
Will
Hichborn
Atlantic City
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Phil Hichborn, Jr
Philip Hichborn
United States Navy
Martha Hichborn
Margaret Miller
Washington
Charles Harris
Harris
Miss Hichborn
Miss Miller
Turkey Holds Position Against Powers on Greek Frontier
July 7 dispatch reports Constantinople refusing to yield to allied demands in Graeco Turkish frontier talks. Ministers’ stance deepens strain as powers face possible concessions or enforcement steps. In separate note, two women in Zarovosantsch Urski forest die and another starves, linked to a sect praising death by starvation. police probe ongoing.
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Loxpon
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Henry Field Pioneer and Former Pettis Clerk Dies at 63
Henry Field a wealthy Pettis county pioneer and former county clerk of Missouri died suddenly at age 63. Dispatches from Havana report illness in April and May, with references to yellow fever and unrelated financial notes about a plant and mortgage.
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Pettis County
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Havana
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Lawrence Notes: Vacations Marriages Deaths and Local News
The Gazette itemized summer trips for John P. Nace Ada Unff Elias Summerfield and families and Miss Lillie Claypoole heading to Colorado Springs. It records marriages Lee Davidson and Erna Hansay in Lenape and the death of Sand Yeager and J. McGarrell. Also noted are a bicycle race winner Harry Thrells and a Salvation Army relocation, plus several notices on land, farming, and local society happenings.
Kansas News Roundup from Topeka to Winfield in 1890s
Kansas headlines report on railroad policies, defaulters, and court fines. Notes include a county name change from Shirley to Cloud, Elopement of Clarabide, irrigation projects, crop prospects, and poll tax disputes. Also mentions bank repayments, X ray cases, and Santa Fe harvest labor shifts across Kansas.
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Samuel Hoover
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State University
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Winfield
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W. Starr
Florence
Persistent cash sale and local notices in 1897 release
A July 16 1897 notice details a cash only shoe sale by James D Faxon Ranwaka with thanks and a request for continued patronage. The item also advertises ice cream, firecrackers and shoes at Wiedemann's, plus product pitches for Allen’s Shoe Ease and Grain-O coffee substitute. Reports reference burglary in Pawnee County and wheat harvest forecasts with state temperance statistics planned for September distribution.
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