Coal Mine Disaster Claims Many Lives at Port Royal Coal Mine
A catastrophic explosion at the Port Royal coal mine near West Newton Indiana, on Wednesday, killed multiple workers including superintendent William McGune and William Allen, with rescue teams failing to reach survivors before nightfall. A second blast compounded the tragedy as attempts to reach the doomed miners were abandoned for safety. Investigators note dangerous conditions and prior accidents at the mine, with safety lapses blamed as a possible cause alongside natural mine hazards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bort Huyal
Woat Newton
Vonn
Willian McGune
Woarrind
Dobu fHock
Ming Boss
Throg
William Allinon
Wont Newton
Dweniol Aleoy
Mino Bor
William McCune
Port Novel
AndOi A
Wadnondog
Baltimora
Youphioghony Hiver
Luanta
Angelar
Mira
Pestor Callahan
Mira Balls Wesley
Wick Mayon
Hocmu
Kotla
Tate
Shaft No. 4
Jude Monly
William McGune
Nive
James Bailey
William Willisme
Honda
Bailey
Willintay
Fox
Thors
Pnet
Mino Las
Igornatd Vallahian
John Hoan Kies
Bova
Willian Malay
Hiro Bone
Vallol McCullough
Peter Molinday
Ionn
A Bud Slip tale opens a strange newsroom path
A fragmentary note hints at a quirky tale about mistaken identity and editorial missteps. A narrator reflects on how a small error can derail a paper's day and ripple through the newsroom. The piece suggests a comic, self aware mood within a Colorado setting.
Woman Murder Mystery Near Cholowford Boston Area
A woman named Margaret Blondin wife of J W Blondin is found murdered with evidence pointing to her husband. Police suggest the crime occurred at their home and that Blondin fled toward Montreal after leaving a personal trunk in Clemsford. Mary Hannigan the landlady recalls a quarrel on April 27 and Blondin’s suspicious behavior as investigators search for him near Montreal.
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Boyton
Margaret Blondin
J. W. Blondin
Cholowford
Mave
Sidtex
Jontuasy
Htoston
Tetok
Mary Hannigan
Blantin
Mra
Lanbigan
Pia Jondly
Mia
Noda
Hannigqn
Hannigen
Montreal
Hannigan
Blondin
Hidnigan
Tanlu
Biondin
Clemsford
No Third Term Debate and a Burglar Interlude
A garbled passage centers on opposition to a third term, with McKinley quoted about not seeking nomination. A parallel scene shows a detective questioning a shopkeeper about a burglary at Kalvohnthorpe's shop, where the thief seized silk hats, gloves, and plus items, while the shopkeeper reads a manuscript about publishing all papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lim
Provident Marinley
Lan
Wallas
William Mckinley
Testimony on floods and deforestation in Western North Carolina
The Geological Survey official Me W and Myers testify about flood damages in Western North Carolina. They blame extensive tree cutting for soil erosion and forest loss, noting costs surpass $400,000 and urging action on river and forest protection.
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Sgsiorgh Syowa Anu
Tordeb Duntrtovivn
My Myers
Geological Survey
North Carolina
Abelppod
Tyit
Dapow
Swainesi
Malaria Origin and Mosquito Evidence Report
A historical account details the discovery of malaria transmission by Anopheles mosquitoes, tracing experiments led by Drs. Manson and collaborators. It explains how biting mosquitoes inoculate malaria parasites, the disease spread, and early railway and tropical investigations across continents.
Mysterious clash near Lipsitaegas leaves several dead
In the Lipsitaegas vicinity a group hunting for rifles was attacked by rebels. Linus Belton and two other men were killed. One officer, Wilkolta, was wounded along with three others. The aged officer Haass was aboard the transport. The event references long ago figures Wikary Acalomy and a Manila date on April 18, with broader context in 1900.
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Livus
Lao
Uslond Illao
Ilrat Tafantey
Thay
Fatty Nen
Lipsitaegas
Linus
Belton
Rameoy
Mom
Winaut
Noryioo
Wikary
Lo Oropa
Salar
Manila
Industrial convention slights spark South visit in Philadelphia
Delegates from South Carolina and other Southern ports gathered in Philadelphia for the South’s industrial association convention. Criticism of Philadelphia reception and leadership followed as sessions debated cotton manufacturing, global trade with the Orient, and Nicaragua canal policy, with speakers from Philadelphia to St. Louis pressing for more support and better hospitality.
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Dain B. Cleveland
Jossa K. Cleveland
Moore Aod
Ih Burnett
Spartanburg
Holboln
Orangeourg
McUell
Hounetteville
Charles MW
Wigher
Noeely
Andoramt
Cerpentor
Qrounvilly
Ly Durat
Hartgrove
Shraveport
Plucow
Austin
Texas
Philadelphia
Robert A. Ogdon
Listgrave
Ogdin
Hovgeays
Shreveport
New Orland
Odon
Donvontius
Waldo
Lionis
New York
Baltimore
Heaton
Phildulphis
Tony Somimorod
Philadulphiana
Horn
Chinono
Wu Wing Mang
Nicaragua
Lowell Cobb
Ponpasvle
Tla
Suc
Balla Sentury
Atuérive
Alata
Tom Donflict
Asgarda
Nigaragua
Rhea
Manoon
Costa Tia
Nicnrsgus
United States of America
A Grand Old Man and the Way of Knowledge
A fragment from a North Carolina era column extols Dr Carliela and Dr Grntile Lew as figures shaping education and church life. It notes Wolford’s influence and the public interest in education across Out Carolina. A tale of a western North Carolina market loss shows a bought and sold walnut trunk fetching 50 in a New York sale.
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Colwubin
Carliela
Wofford
Portord
Out Carolina
Orlisla
Carlisle
Grrntile
Carolingia
Sula Wan Aanii
Uy Positon
Vale of Knowledge
al Paya
Ta 'Suan
North Carolina
Miia
Uno
New York
Ieee
Burglary Arrests After Store Invasion In Agheyille
In Euproma Court Agheyille N Y burglars led by Wook Kush Gatyd and vonk Yuhanon with Harry Wynter and Harry Milla broke into a shop on Mobroary day. They seized Ramuel Alexandur and attempted a rifle raid but Brabbod pldtol fired, wounding two assailants. All burglars were captured. General Smith sent Alexander a personal letter ordering them to stand trial.
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Hany
Agheyille
N. Y
Wook Kush
Vonk Yuhanon
Whaito
Nod
Osurhanda
Aghavilla
Ramuel Alexandur
Bopau
Alexandyr
Pontinaster
Smith
Alexander
bin Brayory
Battleship Mlinois Trials Off For Annapolis Tests
The United Staten battleship Mlinois, built by Newport News Shipbuilding, completed an official trial amid calm seas near Boon Island. After eight o’clock, she began a measured approach toward Gloucester Harbor, with favorable conditions for the big ship’s handling and speed. Government officials marked the course as 18 knots, paced for the maneuver.
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Wiavis
United Staten
Newport Nown Shipbuilding
Oaya Aga
Boon Island
Shuraday
Ale
Norchwoat
Epidemic of Suicidal Crisis Reports Stuns Warparia Editors
Warparia Kanwan faces a Kypidemic of Suicidus with three near identical suicide attempt reports connected to Toponk puducusfil puigidos. Editors pledge to halt publication of dotsila of suicida while Kirk More sontonda presses for freedom to publish. incident traces to Charlen Cross of 6 Weooked Bink as earliest case amid a chain of beleaguered reporters and a failed edition.
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Warparia
Kanwan
Sauiad
Ildide
Charlen Cross
Bink
Drowned crew from Unbot island shipwreck
Ten persons were driven ashore on Unbot island near New Moundland after a fox and gala San day. Six men were drowned and six others injured. Women and children landed safely.
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Labrador
Formation of Great Trusts Stir Public Interest
The article reports on growing alliances forming across industries led by Morped and others. It notes a Diamond Mate company and Bryant and May deal, a shift in control of match and shovel production, and plans to consolidate piano makers. Legal notices feature blasphemy charges and indictments in Spartanburg.
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Wagnion
Bryant d& May Company
G. Barker
Diamond Metal Company
Manogura
Q. H. Palinsr
England
Charles
Ho Beyant & May Company
Diamond Mateh Company
Iim Tiverpool
Hidoo
Tio Aera
United Kingdom
Dismond Maton Company of
America
Maplish Corporation
Iain Provess
Mara A. Hlumenborg
Gourini
New York
Cinginnati
United Sinton Morigaya Comming
Matusi Life
Equitabla Life Duiurones Som Hanis
Pennsylvania
Cleveland
Standard Oil Company
Standard Oil Ia
Concoras
Sohofield
Shurmer & Gongle
Cleveland Netining Company
Soin Relining Company
I T. Wilson
Ohio
Ferry Boat Sinks After Collision Near Whitehall Street
A Staten Island ferry boat Northfield carrying many passengers was struck by the steamship Mausnohunk off Whitehall Street near the Battery. The collision caused the Northfield to sink with many feared dead and hundreds rescued by tugs and spectators on the riverfront. The incident disrupted ferry service between New York and Jersey City as authorities search for missing passengers and assess blame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staten Island Worry Company
New York
Jersey City
Xwilond
New Jersey
Ivland
Whitehall Otroot
Iolauton
Northfield
Anuk
Isat
Maushohunk
Forry
Paynes
Daniel Guily
Mutual
Forry Bsaty
Gally
Matual
Unity
Ohl Blin Atacion
Johnaon
Gitin
Blauie
Wort
Whituehall
Bt. George
Staton Joland
P. Wa
Commanipaw
Whitehall
Uomianipaw
Roy Dusodod
Mauchohook
Aldo
Xanin
Mioeran
Aid
Paasengora
Staten Anland
Sorlatia
Witaiod
Seriously Bitten by a Shad in Delaware River
Williai Dutncan aged 26, from Anhorman, was bitten by a fish in the Delaware River while handling it ten days ago. The wound, once small, has swelled and become painful with signs of infection and possible blood poisoning. he is hospitalized in a Delaware hospital and faces serious risk.
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Birda Hive
Ross
Dru. Bignomi
Hinnolll
Lina
Nome
Tantei Vivioution
Sitoh
Tony
Wien
Wiens
Manson
Lim
Landon
Inpland
Hinlife
Novortualoud
Iitoriuiliant
Trosd
Romarin
Monpoutn
Sibsvia
Lily
Golli
Asiina Gaipagna
Pontegalora
Kooh
Pais
Salerad
de. Qraai
Albanella
St. Nicole Varaco
Williai
Fragmentary Recipe Note From The Past
A garbled OCR style entry describes mixing substances to affect potato growth, mentioning quantities like four pounds of plucatone and lima diiolva, plus two gallons of rain water and fifty gallons of water, with unclear steps and items. The text is incomplete and difficult to interpret.
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Uighargo
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Tilay Ja
Thodiland
Tutuila Boman
Colorado
Ny Express
Uio Detentiva
Thin
Anaywart
Birilur
Kalvonhoftor
Haxkuhaw
Abauchion
Haly Oy
Drs. Boss
Riso
Lav
Gustla
Odfat
Kia
Lou
Aragnio
Dusinowy
Vaile
Glaven
Ghinjval
Cho Lagmon
Aos
Didgulia
Yardi
Yardn
Gauzagiet
Moyland
Bubin Ctoly
Tulista
Linont
Wurapo
North
Sout
Afclon
Ladis
Ita
Philadalphis
Industrial Convention
Dalegaten
Thamsolven
Georgi Tf. Anderson
Pivtaburg
Wmbseos
Braton
Mugland
W. H. Oaysingh
St. Lulu
Walter A. Stevens
St. Liowit
Kaya
Nour
M. B. Carne
Emanuel Oxindina
Jena Alexander
Joff Anderson
Particu- Java
Dofondanto
Kirby
Dofondant
John Gary Jivany
Magiatrate
Dofon- Jenin
Nngo
Magiatrate McGowan
McGowan
Magiatrata
William
Shya
Courla
O. P. Lima
Ahanoa
Alexander & Uo
New . York
Board of Hor
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