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Newspaper

Marion Weekly Star

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1905

Page

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Explosion on torpedo boat wounds many as rescue warned

A torpedo boat exploded sending debris across the sea and injuring fifteen or more sailors. A volunteer rescue force went to work amid wreckage, with crew and hospital transports scrambling to save the wounded. Details describe the bow to stern damage, a submerged hull, and the grim hospital corridor as casualties were treated.

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Washington investigates standard investigation and Campbell at Winte

An investigation in Washington centers on Campbell of Kansas and his testimony before the House committee. President Roosevelt seeks a thorough probe while committee members push for action. The case involves alleged connections to corporate machinery and political pressures as details emerge from the Fish Commission and related offices. The report notes deaths linked to the events and references figures from New York and Washington.

Lew Vallage Death Narrative Mixed With War Era Adventures

Lew Vallage dies after a long illness described as precarious for months. The obituary intertwines personal reflections with references to war service and political roles, noting his authorship of several works and a career that included a governor appointment. It mentions travels, wartime experiences, and vigilance toward family and faith as his last words address his wife.

Murder of Wife and Baby In Turbulent Texas Claim

A manhunt is underway after a husband allegedly murdered his wife and infant child at their home near Houston Texas. Authorities seek the suspect identified as a farmer. residents report distress as officers pursue the case.

Untitled fragmented note from an extra session report

Fragmented OCR text mentions Washington and Roosevelt with references to a session. Names and actions are unclear. The readable content is chaotic and lacks coherent events or outcomes for a concise summary.

Resignation of Dr Ohlmacker in Columbus hospital

Dr Ohlmacker submitted his resignation today from the Columbus hospital after a period of service as assisting physician. The trustee session approved the change in charge of the institution as part of ongoing administrative adjustments.

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Deserted wives spark debate over bigamy case details

A Chicago court case draws attention to alleged bigamy and related fortunes with testimonies from multiple states. The report notes financier and personal reversals, including property, money, and social ties, as the plaintiff seeks assets amid a complex domestic dispute.

First Campaign Skirmish Report From Remote Front

A fragmentary wartime note describes an early clash involving Allied and enemy forces. It mentions troop movements near the Waecdan mountains and losses on both sides, including wounded militiamen and decreed field conditions.

The Garber of Mr Hyde Not Considered Good Timber for President

An analysis of Hyde family influence and capital details surrounds a prominent director who could become president. The article notes his driving skill, bachelor status, and role as head of a major company with a large capitalization while highlighting social power, literary ties, and political connections across New York society.

Agreement Between United States and Dominican Republic

The president submits a public protocol detailing an agreement for the U.S. to collect Dominican customs duties. The document warns that foreign creditors face nonpayment, with possible remedies including territorial acquisition or forced possession of territory. A long letter by John Ho Moore explains the arbitral award and the motives behind the measure, noting long-standing debt issues and Monroe Doctrine implications. The story references COMINULDON PAGE SEVEN.

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