Twelve Seamen Lost on Challenger in Terrifying Hurricane
Thompson of the Challenger reports that twelve crew members were mashed overboard during a fierce hurricane on September 1. Four others were seriously injured, leaving only four able to work. The ship, a 1590 ton American three master owned by Arthur Sewall & Co., was severely dismantled and drifting near three knots under forced salvage. Port authorities and a relief tug prepared to assist.
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Thompson
Challenger
Marshall
Normandie
Musil
Noroen Glo
Ora
Hartlepool
Eng
Portland
Drowning Tragedy Strikes Three Near Garnett Kansas
Sunday morning a farmer found a stray body bearing a garbled tag, later linked to George Keys. Mrs Rove and her seven year old boy were found near the White country crossing, while Mrs George W Cooper and Mr Cooper perished nearby as swollen creeks blocked their country visit. Doctor Cooper once edited the Garnett Weekly Journal for twelve years.
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May
Kan
George Keys
Rove
George W. Cooper
Garnetes
Cstreens
White
Boxe
Cooper
Howr
Denver
Garnett Weekly Journal
State
Wreck injures passengers on Missouri Pacific line near Glencoe
Train wreck occurred twenty seven miles west of St Louis when the Missouri Pacific express left the track at Glencoe. Eleven passengers injured, four probably fatally. Names include Mrs Mary Lott of Kansas City and Mr Norton of St Louis with internal injuries. A second NC accident reported at Canton with fatalities and injuries in a later excursion derailment.
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Lowe
Kansas City
Missouri Pacific Railway
St Louis
Glencoe
St Lots
St Joseph
Second Street
Mary Lott
A.C. Daily
Lebanon
Ind
A. C
KE L Norton
Stoddard Street
St. Louis
K. J. Norton
Norton
Miskourstal Pacific Hospital
Kanaas City
Onago
Flcanton Train Accident. Barn Crry
Mack Hills
Port Perro
Land City
Elkecook
Deadwood
M. J. Molding
Golden Star
Roadwood
Mra
J. K. Snyder
Lead City
J. K Snyder
George Deomer
E Brooks
Load City
Mra Kingler
V. Lillig
Sam Gilbert
Andy Gray
Lead
Terrible sight as lineman dies after theater pole incident
Sept 18 New York crowd at New Park Theater watched a lineman climb an electric pole. He became limp and died after rescue efforts by Brush Electric Light Co officials led by Superintendent Fipps. Victim named Kopp t6 Honor of Thurman Conemars Ohio. Also notes Thurman birthday event November 18 with Democrats expected. railroad fare disputes and a Japanese inmate death sentence at Sing Sing.
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New Yoas
Sept
Audi
Kopp
Thurman
Conemars
Allen G. Thurman
Thurman Club
Cleveland
Roger Milla
John G. Carlisle
Whitney
New Yoak
Sep
Sing Sing
T Wat
Cleanenay
Burton Proposes Districting Boards to End Gerrymandering
Hurton proposes a plan to divide states entitled to multiple representatives into congressional districts within twelve months after each census. State boards, appointed by governors and reflecting party balance, draw districts with compact, contiguous boundaries. A national board of five, including a ten-year federal judge, settles deadlocks. Compensation set for members.
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Hurton
Washworen
Me Burton
Ohio
House
Senate
Supreme Court of the United States
District Court of the United States
National Board
Alloh
Ito
Reciprocity and Blaine letter on Cuban trade policy debate
Secretary Blaine’s letter to Western advocates discusses reciprocity as a path to expand American grain and flour exports to Latin America. It argues freeing markets in Cuba and the Spanish islands while warning against protectionism, urging Congress to adopt reciprocal trade with Latin American nations. The piece ends noting a Stockholm banquet for U S Navy officers aboard the Baltimore.
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A F. Tithe
Willere
Minusapalis
Finte
Cua
Hughwrente
Lee
Weetean
Harris
Cube
Burto Rien
Lied Mirkite
Cuba
South Ameria
Fouth Amerion
Latin America
Anne
Hollie
Mrnysety
United States
Beneft
Senate
Jam G
Blaine
Stock Feeding and Winter Stocking Practices
Recipes for winter stock care emphasize reducing feed waste with quality cutters and varied rations. Guidance covers shelter with straw, use of blooded sires, managing cattle and sheep, corn and oats mix, dry snowdust storage, and the need for exercise and proper feed. It highlights regional notes on onion farming, salt on thistles for sheep, and efficient devices like a potato plow for harvesting. it also discusses wheat sowing timing and orchard fertilization.
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Hoxee
Howe
Michigan
Canada
Webster County
Neb
Ups Creek
Lyndon (Kan
Kansas
Missouri
Winois
Indiana
Nebraska
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Capp
Eal
Tou AG
Mbentty Pethy
Otheers
Steenholm
Stockholm
Baltimore
E. E. Burlincame
Issa Offibe
Esouoical
Tours
Anztoust
ODF
Kip
L. Hepernacy & Co
Snowsure
Hank
Chexgo
Ental
L. Huntley & CO
Market St
Chicago, Ill
P.D. Box
Repeating Rifles
Marlin
Jona
Warlin Firearms GO
New Haven, Conn
U.S.A
Wea
Lymans
Bond
WM. Lyman
Middlefield, Ct
Ideal Mfg CO
New Haven, Uo
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