Ocean Horror As Aden Is Reported Lost Off Suvotra
The Indian government steamer Mayo found the Aden totally lost near Suvotra island, eastern Africa, after leaving Colombo June 1. Twenty four passengers from China and Japan aboard were aboard. seven white passengers and several crew drowned. Survivors were rescued as the ship broke up. total loss tallies 25 passengers, 22 European officers, and 33 crew members. Additional details from Aden dispatches confirm the steamer Aden was lost with most of its passengers and crew.
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Japan
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Art
Wreck on Vandulia Road Kills Several Train Officials
A late Tuesday night wreck near Vandilla on the Vandulia line involved a section of a passenger train entering a reorder yard. Fatalities include R. Shevaan, a Tadisnipolis clerk on the St Louis team, and luggage master J.J. Turner reports say. Three postal workers and two others are injured.
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Coonlef
Indianapolis
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Sai Parkinson
Madheteck
Columboa
Ernckt Owens
Greman
Terre Haute
J.J. Turner
Gaya
Hebseri
LYNCHED AND MURDER CHARGE IN MISSISSIPPI CRIME REPORT
A mob of about 200 to 300 men dragged a suspect through Crystal Springs to a tree and hanged him after he confessed to murdering an elderly man named Strung near the town. The event follows a prior jail confinement under guard since Thursday. Nearby notes cite theater and exposition plans at La Palie on the Nispara river with dates beginning May 1 for six weeks, plus obituaries, drowning reports, and weather disruptions across Wisconsin and New York.
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Juenl
Kbit Briday
W Taupe
Weather Favors Farm Crops Across States in June
Reports from Chicago on June 30 summarize crop conditions nationwide. Michigan reports splendid weather with good corn and oats, promising wheat, and heavy clover. Indiana notes favorable but cool weather with early harvests and heavy hay. Minnesota sees heavy showers yet generally favorable growth. Iowa experiences below normal temperatures with variable wheat and barley prospects. Wisconsin records very favorable growing conditions with progressing crops. A separate incident in Chicago reports a wreck on the Northwestern road near West Chicago killing three passengers and a tramp, injuring fifteen, with sections 4 and 4 of the excursion train involved and engines damaged. several crew injured, none identified yet.
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Iowa
Norma
Wisconsin
Carle Comins
Newt
Deleithe
Charles Woodworth
A. Foch
No. 5
Senate Tariff Debates Over Raw Wool Schedules
Washington June 24 to June 80 reports a tense Senate session debating the wool schedule, with roll calls and a push to modify duties on manufactured wool goods. Speeches centered on transit gates and implications for wool pricing, while Morgen urged not to annex Manitun lands.
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Benate Graterding
Senuptor Morgen
United States
Senate
Hate
Committee On Rules
Liege
Blues and Dyspepsia cure through Mrs Pinkham’s remedy
A graphic description explains how a cheerful woman sinks into misery from a misdiagnosed female complaint. After worse symptoms and lost faith in her doctor, she finds relief by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The article touts its twenty years of use and gathers grateful letters.
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Hope Vans
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