Steamer Clallam Sinks After Gale Drowns Fifty
A Pacific Northwest disaster details the steamer Clallam wrecking in a two gale near Port Townsend. Dozens died, many women and children, as lifeboats capsized and water rushed in. Rescue attempts by tugboats and sea pilots saved twenty, with survivors recounting lines, pumps, and a desperate struggle to reach shore.
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Victore
Port Townsend
New Juan de
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Boas
Tg Sea Lion
Clallam
Wgs
W. H. Grimes
Redmond
Victoria
Keown
Experimental farms and Dr Pletcher in Canadian agri progress
An article reviews what experimental farms have contributed to Canada. It highlights Dominion botanist and entomologist Dr Pletcher and the Manitoba Manitoba Sortie West project. It notes wheat gains from 70 to 24 000,000 parts of Canada and the shift in farmer yields and interest in experimental farming impacts.
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Ottawa
Dominion
Hoanada
Bat Neppan
Hy Mane
Pletcher Saith
Manitoba
Canada
Murder Attempt Turns Fatal At West Hotel Door
A man in Minneapolis locked his door and told his wife he planned to kill her. He then phoned to hold the line and listen as a friend heard a scream and three shots. Police broke in to find Garfield dying with a bullet in his breast and the woman dead, identified as a vaudeville artist known as Pearl Guyot.
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Mumeapolis
Mukding
West Hotel
Futh Stud
Garfield
Peart Guyotates
Explosion at Crow's Nest Coal Mine Kills Six
A gas explosion at the Crow's Nest Coal Company mine in Machel traps and fatally injures six workers while severely injuring several others. Rescue teams scramble to reach the damaged site as investigators inspect the scene for ignition sources and safety failures.
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Crow's Nest Coal Company
Iin
Machel
Pune
Tse
Somaliland Natives Beaten in Destructive Expedition Report
A terse, fragmentary notice describes Somaliland natives being beaten during an expedition, with references to casualties and captured items. The readable text implies a violent encounter and losses on one side, but specifics remain unclear.
Troop clash yields officer losses in desert engagement
Reports describe heavy fighting as Dervishes and regulars clash with Malay forces. Casualties include two officers killed and nine wounded among regulars, plus native troops suffering deaths and many wounded. Captain Lister, son of Lord Tibblesduie, is reported missing after the engagement.
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Nauk
Lars
Ain
Mulinh
Lister
Lord Teibblesduie
Jailbreak inmate amid startling escape feats
William Meldallan and J Hofman were charged with synds ling 33 howls and related crimes. One man broke jail in two remarkable moments, slipping through chains to roam county jail rooms and pass guards. He used improvised tools to pick locks and slipped outside the jail before vanishing. Sentenced to ten years for telegraph swindling, he reappeared in sensational June 1902 headlines before a long battle led to Sprig old.
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J. Hofman Ehota
Ith Synsling
Akiattus
Birmingham banquet echoes for South vindication and empire ruin
In a Birmingham gathering the association leader backed Chamberlain and argued a strong imperial base while decrying past policies toward the colonies. Another speaker defended a vision of a rising, then declining empire, predicting renewed strength and global influence for a future Cadillons era.
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Binningham
Roe
Almega
Weather and mining notes from distant colonies and premiers
Weather in the western ranges remains favorable for rock work and cattle are in better condition than last October. Wool and bone markets show record prices. whalebone supplies are exhausted with only four tons left. Premier Seddon of New Zealand invites premiers of Canada and other colonies to protest the influx of Chinese labor in the Rand mines.
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New Zealan
Austranada
Caye Colony
Nital
Rand Mines
Transvaal Colony
South Afron
Rabane Signe Thwart Thighs to Nebest
Rabane, a local figure, signs agreement with Nebest to advance bioscience project. negotiations focus on funding, timelines, and regulatory approvals. community leaders express cautious optimism while outlining potential job creation and oversight.
Land sale heirs claim share in Nebraska post
A fragmentary notice describes Wo Hh Twekatt and others arriving at Portas Nebraska to locate heirs of Tidwin residents entitled to proceeds from a land sale by a harvest company near Sautes. It notes Indian school principal Me Wo A. Hondey and efforts to identify direct heirs and forward legacies for Tadians of Western Canada.
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Western
Canada
Fat Chartreuse Scheme Exposed By French Monks Trial
A damaged OCR text reveals a case about Chartreuse production and a fraud scheme. It notes distillers claimed modest salaries while monks allegedly received no remuneration, with government figures challenging the legality of the liqueur trade and tax payments. The matter involves breaches related to state trade and revenues.
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Hiteontin
Bas
Texas
War fish attack claims fisherman in inland waters
A fisherman was struck by the serrated snout of a war fish that pierced his back as he cried for help. The blade-like sword remained in the wound and the patient died after a doctor removed a broken jaw about fourteen centimeters long. Fishermen recall no similar incident in the country.
Herbert Spencers Will Describes Odd Burial Instructions
A fragmented will for Herbert Spencer outlines a bizarre set of burial details including body placement in a collins box, cremation, ash burial, and a request for annual rev enues to a trust. It mentions Victoria and a posthumous collection of stereotypes and auctioned items, plus a signed autobiography by David Bunan.
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Fierbert Spencers
TooRe
Ali Swithout
Victoria
David Bunean
Charles Holue
Ghee Mate
Spencer
Haxne
Sees hand of death as royal power shifts amid crisis
A fluctuating report outlines a royal succession struggle and health crises as the king and queen confront dissent. A strange digression mentions a natural market basket and a pollen-carrying bee, hinting at ongoing investigations and official warnings while the throne's stability remains in question.
Market report on wheat and grain markets in North America
Review notes crop prospects and export potential for wheat and corn with emphasis on U S and Canada. Reports large wheat crops, improving new crop progress, and steady export demand to Europe amid fluctuating prices and shipments. Includes Winnipeg prices for flour oats flax butter poultry and hogs with regional pricing highlights and market sentiment.
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Europe
America
Manitoba
Ueder
Sige
Willian
Port Arthur
Winnipeg
Ogivie
Atheque Biskel
Cmd
Panind
Canadian border fence proposal to deter Chinese trespassers
A dispatch from Washington reports a proposal for a wire fence along the Canadian border from Lake of the Woods to Point Roberts. The plan seeks costing and feasibility to deter Chinese smugglers, with suggestions for electrical alarms and telecommunications to warn authorities of violations.
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Fendlation
Lake of the Woods
Point Roberts
Washikon
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