Perilous shore collision and life saving actions reported
At Marquetta Michigan a steam barge Korshinwandashoonora Moon ight and Kent went ashore near Choclay beach during a storm. Nine crew rescued first attempt, four later, balance saved by volunteers after perilous rescue. Harbor light extinguished, boats unable to round breakwater. Across the lakes several ships damaged or ashore as Destructive gales sweep Lakes Michigan Superior and Huron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonta Craghi
Manquette
Mich
Korshinwandashoonora Moonight
Kent
Choclay Beach
Marquetta
Lfe-Saving
Chicago
Michigan
Superior
Huron
Robert L. Fryer
Mitchell & Co
Cleveland
Sault Ste. Marie
Corsten
Mf, Wilcox
Death's Door
Green Bay
Ida A. Olsen
John. Freer
Naubin Way
Skylark
Achoonor
Naubinway
Corsica
Sault Sto. Marcle
Sootor
Sturgeon Bay
Wis
Ram Flint
A. C. Maxwell
Hedgehog Harbor
Death's Door Passage
Chicago for Cuba. Two great meetings adopt resolutions
Crowds filled Central Music Hall and the Association building in Chicago on October 1 to endorse a series of resolutions urging the United States to recognize Cuba as belligerents. Mayor Swift presided, with Judge Vincent leading the overflow gathering, and Cuban leaders Conzales de Quesada and Q. A. Zayas on the platform as Eugene Kaueffer debuted a new march Cuba Libre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Central Music Hall
United States
George B. Swift
William A. Vincent
Association
John P. Altgeld
Loyal Legion
Confederate Negociation
Grand Army of the Republic
Naval Vetaring
Society of Sons of the Revolution
Sinois State Federation of Labor
Twenty Que Inbor
Standard Oli
Marquette Club
Kenwood Club
Bankers’ Chub
Oakland Club
Tinels Club
Menokon Club
F. W. Gunsaulus
Wo. Hynes
Roy
P.S. Henson
John Mayo Palmer
Thomas
Bryan
Whthun &. Mason
KB. Sherman
Conzales de Quesada
Cuban Revolutionary Party of the United States
Q. A. Zayas
Eugene Kaueffer
Cuba Libre
H. W. Thomas
Ong Mighty Voleo
Loss of the Elma and other vessels in Great Lakes turmoils
Dorvim Oct 1 reports the schooner Elma foundered with all hands lost in Munising bay aboard were eight crew members owned by Warne of Tonawanda Captain John Thurston and his wife and child are named among the lost. The Badger State reports the Chester B Jones above Whitefish Point may go to pieces with rescue efforts by the Vermilion Point life saving crew and Boynton tug near Whitefish. The Elma crew saved by lighthouse keepers later found on a ledge of the Pictured Rocks seventy five feet above water after starving and freezing ordeals. Chicago Oct 1 two Raber crew drowned near Whiting Ind. Ex Senator Mahone stricken with paralysis in Washington. City Democratic campaign opened in Contensis with ex Governor Campbell decrying tariff tinkering and urging Monroe doctrine and Alaska boundary questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turin
Lakes
Dorvim
Elma
Munising Bay
Warne
Tonawanda
John Thurston
Badger State
Sault
Chester B. Jones
Whitefish Point
Boynton
Whiteflsk
Jones
Manz, Mich
Chicaco
Get
John Raber
Whiting
Ind
Campbell
South America
Alaska
Death of Louis Pasteur Ends Era in Bacteriology
Louis Pasteur, eminent bacteriologist, died suddenly at Boëlock after a period of paralysis. Born December 27, 1822 in Dole Jura, he entered the university in 1840 and earned his doctorate in 1847. He gained fame for work in bacteriology and his method to prevent rabies is well known internationally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trench Bacteriologiat
Ws Tod Yen
Pas
Louia Pasteur
Bo'elock
M. Pasteur
Garches
Cloud
Louis Pasteur
Dil Pasteur
Dolo
Jura
British Officials Stripped Viceroy in China Case
Dispatch from Pelio via Reuters confirms a Pekin Official Gazette order removing Liu, viceroy of Sze-Chuen, from office for failing to protect missionaries. The action follows earlier British reports and signals strict accountability for regional administration. In Austin, Governor Culberson’s Oct 1 proclamation triggers a special legislature session to address the prize fight question amid the Corbett Fitzsimmons debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bull
Loxvox
Pelio
Reuter
Alice
Pekin
Liu
Sze-Chuen
Tesxay Burons
Austin
Culberson
Corbett-Fitzsimmoned
Dallas
Roleall
Culbergen
Shipwrecks and storm danger haunt Michigan lake lanes
From Marquette to Keweenaw Point reports tell of the steamer J Kearshaw wrecking near harbor, with Midnight and J A Kent stranded on a sand beach. The crew heroically rescued others as flames and waves tested lifeboat teams. Losses estimated around seventy thousand dollars while heavy northwest gales sweep the lake region.
Harvey Linked to Detroit Speculation Scandal Unfolds
Detroit dispatch details Edward K. Harvey a noted real estate operator missing amid a collapse tied to Mabley Harvey & Co. and alleged fabrications to lure investors totaling over 169000. Victim R. C. Webb nearly $100000 in endorsements. Harvey active in Winnipeg mining ventures with partners on land holdings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Newa
Edward KK. Harvey
Mabley, Harvey & Co
Harevey
R. CG
Webb
Harvey
Murvey
Karvey Innow
Winnipeg
Man
Lynching Fear Strikes County Jail Over Plot Involving Winchester Armory
Reports say a mob gathered near the county jail and Water Street crosses to attack the jail to lynch Charles Ny Hath after a man shot a woman, killed a local, and attempted to set fire. Guards kept watch as Winchesters were stacked, grand jury considers swift trial and possible death penalty. a jail gallows once used for a past hanging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheritt
Pallee
Sherit
Nicholaus
Etreet Crosalnis
Rand
Charles Ny Hath
Bla Uttle
Misa Rebin Uehert
Uestor
Crawford
Linn Mathis
Smith
SLAIN FOR HIS WHEEL AND OTHER DISTANT NOTES
Fragmentary reports recount Frank Lenz, the murdered bicyclist, suspected killed in Tehelkain Armenia in 1891. An affidavit from Khozer Suaimaiian was filed by Lenz’s executors. Beri details claim a body found in a stream near Tehelkain and locals divided Lenz’s bicycle parts, misidentifying his wheel as silver. Other items describe drownings near Brigham City, two deaths at sea aboard Kensington, and public health talks in Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Len
Pittspure
Den
Frank Lenz
Kurda
Tehelkain
Armenia
Khozer Suaiaiian
Lenz'd Catnte
Erzcrowm
Armena
Semsman
Lung
Tchelkain
Lenz
Sach Ben
New York
International Company
Kensington
Antwerp
James T. Holizelaw
Saluyn
Montgouiury
Aki
Europe
Suhina Nasurik
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Cuba
Mahone
Virginia
Chamberlin's
Feelie
Reoivers Eetize
Tht
Pecseuntien
Islaup
aphaka-Corinthian Yacht Club
York
Ethelwynn
Spruce TV
Sanur
Manu, Mich
Sebuyl- Bill
Duluth
Kovsorinn Polit
Masaba
Minnesota
Tite Maton
Masaba Clearal
Harhnura
Keweenaw
Marquette
J. Kearshaw
Midnight
J. A. Kent
Rec
Ily
Tanrising
Blue
Ab Neguunes
Icienugs
Jackson Lion Company
Mitnu
Qounty
Negaunee
Lansiu
Auditor General
Treasury
Lumnet
Fifth Regiment
Ishpeming
Darby Hulland
Calumet
Alger
Manqusatrty
Palmer
Negaunes
Ginersl Russell
A. Alger
Johnson
Detholt, Mich
John H. Johnson
The
Peninsular
Z. Grepnell
D. D
Baptist Church of Detroit
Western Avenue
Chicane
Tronwood
Minera Wad
Brotherton Hime
Wakefield
Spencer Carpenter
Menormbice
Togs
Alpena
Edward Magg
Ernest
A. Oram
New
Mount Clemiwis
Nicholas Childs
Greenville
Charlotte Brooks
Alsa
Brooke
Conoly
Burauan
American Public Health Association
Denver
de. Josinky Horceeld
Craton
Mississippi
Percy
O. T
James Davenport
Yosra Uid
O. T. Davenport
Davenport
Philadelphia
Cambridge
Innin
Nina Yupe
City University of Belaricanie
Htateaman Office
Brewer's
Alyer
Soc
Brewers
Bosley & Son
Griswold, Palmer & Co
West Postoffice
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