Naval Pageantry At Navesink Harbor Arranges Fleet Salutes
April 26 events in New York and nearby ports featured the arrival of the Russian Dimitri Bonskoi and the flagship of the Russian contingent. Secretary Herbert aboard the Dolphin, admiral Kosmolson aboard, and salutes exchanged with the U S monitor Niantonomoh. The Paul Jones flag ceremony and the old Passi Fones ensign were noted at Navesink High lands as the fleet prepared to move upriver.
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Unclear OCR Fragment Recaps Flag Hoisting Ceremony
The readable text describes a flag hoisting ceremony with references to a celebration and an event at a lab or park. Names and details are garbled, mentioning Tara Atte, Lae Miantenamen, MikARR, and a president, but the fragment lacks clear facts or chronology. The piece reads like a historical newspaper clipping with damaged wording.
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Tie Tavadary
Tara Atte
Mik Arr
Stevens
United States
Venerad
National Society of the Daughtare
Bateman Case Highlights Damages and Wires Seized
In a Brookd case a fire or explosion revealed property damage and several hive losses. The report notes 15 hears near Nag men, with damaged wires and seized details. Captain St Bran arrived with survivors from the steamer Ghia amid wartime gale conditions and a rescue by tug River Gasen near Suammon's cave. Comedian Brown, born August 1993 in Lancaster, Maxs, died at City Hospital after a stroke. Dr. C G Hussey, a major western Pennsylvania copper pioneer, died at Massey’s home in_parallel. The Gid Guard followers held a banquet after a Chicago convention with George S. Bomwiwel elected president. Presidential appointments included L F McKinney as a sister to Columbia, Thomas J Thoompmn as minister to Brazil, and Scourge BW Caroth to Portage.
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Liberty Bell Rails to Celebrate Progress of Special Train
A Liberty Bell special train tour from Philadelphia drew patriotic crowds in Ta triotic demonstrations. Children waved Mexican flags as officials and newspaper men observed the event from a bell car and accompanying cars. Police guarded the scene while parents offered trinkets at stations along the route.
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Gale Costs Known Ships and Losses Rise
A gale damaged Michigan shipping, sinking the schooner N A Eddy and wrecking lake vessels. Widespread losses exceed prior April storms with estimates near 865,000 in cargo and 95,000 in insurance claims. The steamer Newell Bay crew survived, nine men aboard, and the tally of wrecks climbs as gusts continued offshore.
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Crushed in a Church Tragedy and Court News
A chaotic report blends a church disaster where Sigiet Westen and others died after a boat accident near Neples on April 28 with details of multiple legal cases. The piece notes a drowning in Saint Valk area, a bank fraud conviction in Cambridge jail, a murder in St Louis, and sheriff actions in Idaho and Texas, plus organ factory news and a plannery firm fraud case.
Work of a Mob Charged in Murder Trial
Fragmented report describes a mob assault connected to a murder case involving Peterson. The court heard testimony from a white man and a Black witness. jurors and spectators observed a tense proceeding as defense and accusers clashed. The governor intervened, sending Peterson to Deatharle with a deputy present for witnesses. The Mayfield-helmed hearing adjourned without conclusive evidence amid questions of alibi and mob violence.
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Wreck on Somerart & Cambrian Railway Tragedy
Frightful wreck near the Somerart and Cambrian line on a Thursday evening. A train of engine and two cars plunged down a steep grade near Quarry S. Many killed and injured. Among the victims are Bugle Deer Nedt and family. several bodies recovered. Further details report deaths and injuries as rescue works continue at the scene.
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Armory Fire Destroys First Regiment Site
An armory of the First Regiment on Forty-ninth Street and adjacent avenues burned at 2 this morning. Two men, Gauge Tidford and Walter Williges, stationed as escorts, died at the scene and two others, EF Pathan and Chris Wiegand, were injured. The armory’s expenditure was between 15,000 and 20,000 dollars. The same fire also destroyed the adjacent factory equipment. Fourteen bricklayers and helpers were injured when a wall collapsed during construction of a nearby project on East Street and Broadway. National news notes include a strike near Toronto and a court case in Geneseo involving Father Charles Kighexty.
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City of 40 000 Begs For Public Works Amid Bank Turmoil
In a chaotic report from Chicago and New York, creditors fear mass defaults as the Union Loan Trust company closes its works and leaves 100 men unemployed. Sioux City Stave Works and several leading city firms are tied to a broader financial crisis that threatens to halt street improvements and civic projects. Officials warn over 330,000 to 436,000 in liabilities with notes maturing soon, while local authorities scramble to sustain a city aiming for growth.
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Gen EE Beale Dead in Washington Riot Toll
The general officer Gen EE Beale died in Washington during a chaotic riot that left many killed and injured. A mob attacked, tearing through streets while police clashed, prompting troops to restore order as rioters targeted officials and bystanders. The deadly event, tied to a broader turmoil, shocked observers and drew national attention.
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