Polymén in Blue Accused of Plot to Rob Express Wagon
Two police officers testified before the county committee that Captain McGrath invited them to join a conspiracy to rob a Northern Pacific Express wagon between the depot and the express office. The plan targeted a November 11 raid to seize currency, prompting a guard force from St Paul to protect the cargo.
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McGrath
Counei
Grasslig
Metireth
Arggeant
Depo
Express Company
St. Paul
Guvarde Wis
Utah Legislature Chooses Leadership in Salt Lake City
Ball Lake City al the Janet in Salt Lake City elected Love of Salt Lake Wily president of the senate and Harry Jerony speaker of the house. Other leaders selected include R. S. Campbell secretary of the senate and Miah Day as sergeant at arms. House officers list William Thompson and David Here appointed sergeants at arms and sergeants provide deputies. clerks named across multiple counties.
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Ball Lake City
Salt Lake City
Love
Salt Lake Wily
Senate
Harry & Jerony
House
R. 8
Campbell
Salt Lae
Miah Day
Millard Cownaty
Antoine Neileen
Minery County
Dennis
Elehnor
Salt Lake County
Benjamin Backman
Utah County
Janes Smith
Cache County
Bamie Miles, Jr
Washington
T .B. Wadsworth
Morgen
Alexander Buchanan
Balt Lake County
Elijah Hawkins
Blwood Orth
Weber County
A. L
Jordan voices opposition to Japanese exclusion act at Socialist meeting
Stanford University President David Starr Jordan told a San Francisco Equality Ball audience that no constitution could approve a Japanese exclusion act and warned such a bill would be a hoodlum act. He argued Californians prefer an Anglo‑Saxon state and equal treatment across races.
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California
Religious rioting erupts in Spanish cities amid protests
Madrid reports a massive demonstration at Bilbao Sunday with security forces on alert to prevent disturbances. A similar protest in San Sebastian drew about 40 000 people and ended without clashes with police.
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Madrid
Bilbao
San Sebastian
Miners Injured In Explosive Accident At Milford Utah
In Milford Utah at the 614 Pickery mine two miners were injured during a blast. Thomas Singleton and Joseph Joseph were working on the tonne level when a terre explosion occurred. One miner is dying and the other seriously injured as rescuers respond.
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Milford
Utah
Aimford
Thomas Singleton
Joseph Joseph
Joseph
Grounding of Pengwarn Ship Off Cuxhaven Costs Crew
The Pengwarn under Captain Wilkims, sailing from Paltal Chile to Malmouth, grounded ten miles northwest of Cuxhaven. Twenty four crew members died as the vessel flooded. Tug Valhan attempted rescue as appeals for assistance went unanswered amid chaotic conditions.
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Cuxhaven
Germany
Dritinh
Pengwarn
Wilkims
Paltal
Chile
Ooteberch
Malmouth
Saltipetre
Nicharpert
Bumsay
Valhan
Pengwarha
Race QuestionFigures in a Senate Debate
Washington, the senate debated the race question with Senator Tillman as lead figure and Senator Patterson of Colorado. Tillman argued the issue was solely race driven and blamed the administration for the resulting conditions, while Patterson defended the president’s rights but questioned policy. He denounced Tillman’s tactics and warned the Democratic party could fade in the north if such moves continued.
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Washington
Senate
Tiling
Patterson
Cohirudia
South
Rogevel
Brownville
Tillman
Democratic Party
North
Proposals for Panama Canal Contract Reach Low Levels
Washington reports that canal commission bids for the Panama project show surprisingly low percentages of the estimated cost. The Oliver Bangs pair bid 6.75 percent, below expectations, with the main cost estimate pegged at 140-60,000. The wide bid spread from 4.75 to 28 percent has caused considerable debate over remuneration and the eventual award.
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Washington
Canal Commission
Panama Canal
Superin
William J. Oliver
Knoxhille, Tenn
Anom M. Ranes
New York City
Congress
Oliver Bangs
Aale
Nida
Freight Steamer Onondaga Strands Off Orleans Beach
The Clytle line freight steamer Onondaga bound from Boston to Charleston struck Orleans beach in a dangerous position. Captain Bunnell commanded the vessel, which ran two miles off course during a cloudy night. Chances of saving the steamer were about even as the ship lay near the shore amid a comparatively clear sky.
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Chatham
Mase
Clytle Line
Onondaga
Bunnell
Boston
Charleston
Jack Ooville
Orleans
Wellman’s hopeful balloon display gains aeronautic attention
Wellman presented his enlarged balloon for impermeability testing to noted French aeronauts including M Banton Dumont and Count de la Van. He praised the balloon’s condition as suitable for ascent and pole reach ambitions.
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Parla
Walter Wellman
French Aeronauta
M. Banton Dumont
M. Dntacik
Count de la Van's
Aeronautica
Minlover
Mr. Wellman
Bryan repudiates Topeka claim amid reception in Montana
William Jennings Bryan faced a public reception in Missoula Montana on Saturday. He told a reporter his Topeka statement about his 1898 presidential candidacy was largely misrepresented. He denied aiming to be Democratic standard bearer at that time if the platform fit his views.
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Mieesoula
Mont
William Jennings Bryan
Tichler
al Topeka
Hla
Democratic Party
T Tme
Bavaria
Seth Wreeledet
Veto Fayopite
Everal
Leo Vopy
Sailor Loves His Ship Aboard the Lost Vessel
The article recounts Captain Matheson and his crew aboard the schooner Floyd wrecked off the North Carolina coast. It recalls the sailor’s devotion as the ship sank, with Matheson bidding farewell to his crew and choosing to return to the doomed vessel. It discusses nautical affection between master and craft and cites Kipling themed reflections and other sea lore.
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Algatle
Mathenon
Nelle Floyd
Nevih
Carolina
Eppertal
Matheson Ant
Georgia Porte
Abip
Mister
Floyd
North Carolina
Matheson
Kipling
Tryon
Seveen
Africa
Victoria
Camppertown
Admitral Iron
Ais Rip
Marryal
Savannal Nowa
Adulteration and theft theme in a German court scene
A factory whistle and court words frame a chaotic scene where adulteration of preserved foods and theft are discussed. A German court imposes light punishment for pocketing, while a convict faces six months for stealing two dollars and another case punishes canning tampering with dangerous chemicals.
Soap as Medicine in a Boyhood Tale
An old man recalls a boyhood era when soap was used as a remedy for many complaints. He describes biting chunks of yellow soap and chewing the lather, while his mother reacted with groans as the family endured the unusual remedy.
World volcanic belts and earthquake patterns described
The article explains two major volcanic belts with active volcanoes and mountain ranges. It notes a Mediterranean Alpine belt affecting 60 percent of earthquakes, and a Pacific ring of mountains including the Aleutians and Philippines with about 4 percent of seismic events. It also mentions a broader global distribution with the remainder.
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West Indies
Mediterranean Sen
Canady
Himaliya Mountains
North America
Mus
Tasile
Weelly
Age of Heroines and a Tragic Tale in Nineteenth Century Reflections
Fragmented account discusses shifting views on mature and young women, noting a mid-century trend toward older heroines and altered marriage fortunes. It mentions Robert Wilder of Clartens West Virginia and a 825 dollar settlement after a road incident, with alarm over social expectations and personal consequences.
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Wiile
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Clartens
Wilter
Wilder
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Southern
Salt Lake
Los Angeles
Nevada
Mineral
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S.P.L.A
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Oregon
Union Pacific Rallroads
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Ed Eye
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