Fire of the Patria Report From Hamburg Line Steamer
A Swedish passenger named Brent Monk described the Pa tri a fire aboard the Hamburg America liner. He said crew saved passengers from the start. smoke appeared amidships and flames spread, but women and children were evacuated with some crying. Passengers reached Dover in good spirits after the ship was abandoned and crew battled the fire, hoping to reach a German port.
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Martne
Dover
Brent Monk
Jnlee
Patris
Uottle Passeneer
Cerman
Hans Schull
Opm
Holland torpedo boat reports show trials successful on nearly all points
Official navy and Board of Inspection and Survey reports published yesterday praise the Holland torpedo boat trials as largely successful. Captain Dawe notes technical gains, while the other panel highlights decisive performance in key tests amid wartime considerations.
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New York
John Lowe
United States Navy
Board of Inspection Unit Survey
Ederick Rodwere
Dawe
Hhs
Law rence Voices and Health Ads Lead in Kansas News
A mixed Lawrence crowd cheers the Dean’s Kidney Pills as a cure, with a local testimonial from C C Meaks of Wilder Bros. in Ottawa. Reports cover a Kansas NMNCA convention in Ottawa, a Missouri murder mystery, a Kansas river death, a football injury death, and Knights of Labor assembly notes.
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Kansas
Fort Scott
Kan
Mill Creek
Sioux City
George Shoup
Woodbury County
Knights of Labor
Ruston
Ger J Assembly
Sale of Sidney Neb military reservation completed
News notes report the Sidney Nebraska military reservation sale has closed. Also noted are stray items: Barry Apple by boxers’ KO in New York. a mass Logan funeral plan in Youngstown Ohio. Roosevelt sympathy message. and an advertisement for Tansy Waters from Le France Drug Company in San Francisco.
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Sidney
Neb
Charitin Jones
Democratic National Committee
Washita An Damaary
Iomboery
Weir Ehoive
Barry Apfel
New York
Joli Box
Fox
Benator Mason
Mlinely
Youngstown
John A. Logan
Chicago
Paris
le France Drug Company
Turk Street
Sam Francisco
Formle
City Drug Store
Lawrence, Hanlin & Holloway
The Lame Tiger of Hulduans Legend
A tale set near Kaladooogle follows Ram Deen and fellow travelers as a cobra treks a tree frightening a group. Ram Deen rebukes fear, recalls Nantha hostler’s fate, and urges courage over cowardice amid peril and superstition.
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le Kooah
Rum Deen
Ram Deen
Kalasreugh
Nantha
Kaladoungle
Mornadabid
Nandha
Iain Deen
Tim Thang
Hla
Karl
Lim
Ral Koonh
Local News Notice Seeks Regular Delivery Subscribers
A distressed OCR notice asks subscribers in the town to ensure timely delivery of papers by a set hour. It references changes in carriers and asks customers to confirm addresses and be prompt to keep Fort Hoott paper service steady.
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Patross
Brom
Louinville
Doubsville
Democrata
Fragments of a perilous chase and scattered Latin notes
A rugged tale describes a tiger pursuit on a road near a bridge. Nandha, fearing danger, struggles to mount a cart while a rider urges a brave dash, ending with the beast overtaking them and a jungle chase. The text then shifts to reflections on Latin’s role in Rome and education.
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Nanda
Nandha
Naodha
Buhary Artis
Nandba
Asi
Nandi
Lim
Westminster
Manila and San Fabian clash as Gen. Young advances
Reports from Humingani describe Gen. Young’s cavalry rapid advance toward San Fabian. Aguinaldo’s forces retreat while American efforts rescue war materials and seize royal supplies. Maj. Logan’s remains are buried at Paco cemetery amid public mourning.
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Manila
Young
Humingani
Humingam
San Fabian
San Jose
San Nicolas
Aguinaldo
Bayombong
Lieut. Johnston
Third Cavalry
Senora Agguinaldo
Col Wessels
Tayug
Dayton
Ohio
Lient. Gilmore
San Quintin
Wheaton
Maj. Logan
Sam Jnginte Satunday
Paco, Cyimetery
Chaplin Pierce
Isetey
Maj
Medina
Washington
Otisins
Jose R. Midalge
Cyusario Singlan
Tribunal of Justice
Tiger cat prisoner Mary released by kind superintendent
The article recounts Mary a prisoner labeled tiger cat at Sherborn prison and her relief after Superintendent Mrs. Johnson, who treats her humanely with tea and kindness. It notes the powerful image of a woman being cared for rather than shunned. It mentions tea room talk and a softened reception, ending with Dr Wood's Syrup endorsement and a Yale psychology note on cross body transfer experiments.
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Elfen Jolient
Sherborn
Masa
Abe
Dr. Wood
Robbed The Grays Startling Medical Claim
Philadelphia resident John Oliver narrates a near fatal illness with jaundiced skin and sunken eyes. After three doctors gave up he credits Electric Bitters for a swift recovery and saving him from the grave, urging others to try the remedy at Barber Bros drug store.
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Grays
John Oliver
Philadelphia
Barber Bros, Drug Store
Pawned Teeth and Gambling Tales From Denver Night
An old gambler recalls a Denver winter scene where a pawnbroker loans on teeth to fund gambling. The tale describes craps players, fortunes won and lost, and a pawned coat cycle as a pattern of risky luck. The Profs and cats vignette follows in a separate anecdote about Professor Gril gobbler.
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Gambier
Denver
Tlwest
Payne
Pawnahop Wea
Reamit
Chicago Inter Ocean
Col Calliper
Lucius Grilgobbler
Starkville Center
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Kansas City
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