A Heavy Tornado Wipes Out New Richwood and Stilwater
A powerful storm or possible tornado swept Hudson and New Richmond Wisconsin, killing many in New Richwood and leaving wreckage across Stilwater. Reports describe collapsed buildings, fire outbreaks, downed wires, and a half mile wide track of destruction with several deaths and extensive damage. A train was assembled to bring aid as residents struggled amid wreckage and rising waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Paol
Hudson
New Richmond
Wis
Stillin
New Biche
Natrvet
Gartol
New Richwood
Carroll
Iit
Adalf Famble
Tus
Charles, McKinnon
Tme L
Stilwater
Winona
Minn
Gilmore Creek
Mississippi
Minnesota City
Fountain City
Telegraphic Briefs From June Seventeenth Era
Telegraphic briefs report assorted items including a Spanish consul general arrival, a cabinet secretary, alerts about ships near Washington and New York, floods and harvest worries on the Kawinistinoa river, a horse event, and a Catholic church issue. It notes a parade of brief notices from various locales and groups, with scattered details about strikes and local happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taenday
Saoaila
Rannery
Tuslei Ues
Chapman
XM. CA
Ead
New York State
Moselie
Jaruetmakers
Sex Sont
Sumer
New Bie
NISH
New York
la Touraine
Havre
Hipolito de Urearte
Canada
Ivashintsef
French Cabinet Crisis After Resignations Shake Parliament
Paris June 13 ministers resign after Premier refuses motion by M Ruau. Loubet accepts resignations and will consult chambers to form new cabinet. Dupuy and colleagues briefed, noting pass of power to milder hands amid speculation on future ministerial lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Ty M. Ruay
Radeal
Forthwich
M. Ruau
House
Chamber
Loubet
Teis
Dapuy
Directors Meeting Yields Changes At Canadian Pacific
Sir William Van Horne resigns the presidency and is elected chairman of the board. Mr. Shaughnessy named gent and anticipated vice president. McNicol appointed assistant general manager while Dowy remains acting general manager. Rumors place Kerr and Macpherson in line for West Lines and Toronto district posts, but no confirmations issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted
Canadian Pacific Railway
William van Horne
Mr. Shaughnessy
EB. Osler
W.D. Matthews
Toronto
Geo. Harris
Boston
Shaughnessy
Gus
McNicol
Shaugh. Dowy
Wis
Robert Kerr
Fort Willam
McNicoll
Eo Macpheron
Kerr
New Situation Declared Over Transvaal Crisis
London reports Chamberlain in the House of Commons declares a new situation created by Bloemfontein talks. Milner and British forces prepare, Uitlanders’ cause favored by Chamberlain, with exodus expected from Johannesburg and preparations for swift action if Kruger resists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Jos. Chamberlain
House of Commons
Bloemfontein
Transvaal
Chamberlain
Alfred Milner
Kruger
Chambberlain
Montia
South Africa
Natal
Lady Smith
Sir Wemn
Francis Botier
Iss
Mr. Chamberlain
Cecil Rhodes
South Africa Company
Great Britain
Krogeri
Orange Free State
Pretoria
Thentlanders
Johannesburg
Cape Town
Daily Mail
J.B. Robinson
Miliontaire
Amer
Southampton
Fragmented OCR News Note With Mixed Names And Events
A garbled OCR passage mentions a boxing or racing event with names como Jeffries and Sharkey and a Grand Prix race in an unclear location. It references accidents in Liege and Mastton Lake, a survey, and possible deaths. The text also lists places like Cleveland, Southern Manta, Australia, and To wa with scattered institutions and companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffries
Sharkey
Cleveland
Weat
Yrepeleter
Manta
Austa
Masttoa Lake
Farnawent
Sada
Siew
Julapnesburg
Desperate Fighting Across Manila Bayfront
At dawn a 450 man force under Genado Pedro moves toward Macau sweeping the coast between Manila Bay and Bay Lake south of Manila. By noon the area is shared near Paranaque. American casualties include two officers killed and twenty one wounded. rebels leave fifty dead in trenches and many more wounded. Heat causes prostrations among U.S. soldiers. A Manila cable reports Capt Henry Nichol dying of sickness. In Cleveland motor workers strike halting the Electric Railway system. Bryan says no negotiations until officers meet with the union. Striking linemen seek arbitration and a bus service replaces halted routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genado Pedro
Macau
Bay of Manila
Bay Lake
Manila
Paranaque
Washington
Navy Department
Henry Nichol
Sanike
Nichols
Cleveland
Owo
Cleve Electric Railway
Euclid
Wade Park
Cedar Central
Sroville
Wilson
Broadway
Jennings
Brooklyn
Bryan
Employees’ Union
Amalgamated Association of Street Railway Employees of America
Toronto Earthquakes Traced by Toronto Observatory
Seismograph at the Toronto observatory logged two earthquake shocks in the past week. The first struck Sunday night at 11 28 lasting to 7 85 Monday morning with ten minutes of strong movement. The second appeared at 10 07 Monday morning and lasted to 12 15, marked by a peak around 40 19 o’clock. Tracings are being sent to Ottawa and Prof Milne at the Isle of Wight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ian
Toronto
Toronto Observatory
Marine Department
Ottawand
Miln
Isle of Wight
Servat
Duty on lumber sparks 20 percent reduction debate in Pacific region
In Tacoma on June 11 Senator Addison Foster led a joint high commission discussion with Western lumber interests. Charles W. Fairbanks urged a 20 percent cut in lumber tariffs if tied to a Canada treaty. Ames and other mill operators pressed protection for American lumber while opposing broader concessions. They warned balanced trade favors Canada unless lumber protection remains.
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Tacoma
Wash
Charles W. Fairtanis
United States High Commission
Fairbank
Pacific
Canada
Addison Foster
Tumber
B.C
Ames
Hugh
Washington
Oregon
California
Joint High Commission
United States
Jeffries Defeats Fitzsimmons in Ten Round Clash at Coney Island
Jeffries, the rising heavyweight, defeated Robert Fitzsimmons in eleven rounds at the Coney Island Athletic Club. The challenger proved faster and more skilled, overcoming the Australian's strength and experience. Analysts note Jeffries’s rapid transformation from awkward youth to a polished fighter and predict continued success against established champions. Meanwhile, Deadman’s Island case moves toward Seattle with possible offers from Washington towns, while the lease remains active pending higher powers from the Dominion government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coney Island
N. J
J. Detfries
Jgsuit
F Champon
Coney Island Athletic Club
Robert Fitzsimmons
Jeffries
Vancouver
Eirmigate
Deadman
Seattle
W. Thomas
Fairhaven
Watcom
Astoria
Washington
Dominion
Fragmentary 19th Century Report Of Tragic Incidents
A garbled 19th century style item lists various disasters and deaths. Mentions of a fire destroying woolen mills, a Chicago veterinary death rate claim, a double drowning at St Marys river near Macleod, poisoning cases, a marriage, and a railway wreck injuring several. Also references to nobility and a political figure, with unclear dates and places. The piece reads as fragmented notices of accidents and fatalities with mixed names and locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Veterinary
Croat
Mise Mace Teed
Gh ‘Jann
Seif
Mary's River
Sear
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Richmond
Wisconsin
SY Evens
Charles M Hays
GTR
Po'clark
Lakeview
Fort Steele
Archie Mclanis
M. Melanis
Cranbrook
Viva LA
C. Plr
Directors’ Meeting
Tod
U.S
Shooting
St. Johns
N. Roy
Richelieu
Roy
Wadmore
St. John's School of Infantry
McLean
Publc
Attorney-General’s Department
Fairfeld
John W. Neff
Coe
Kenson
Kenyon
de Martens
Coaticooke
Tom Sharkey
Peter Jackson
Ekill
Orleana
Britain
Hatian Dtu
Steve
Uth
Touday
Ainecurk
Tieitian
Eales
Vietartas
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