Secrets of Cochran's Cave and Canton Fire Devastation
Remarkable discoveries unfold in the old Wenry Cochran house and the Derby mint heist tale. A tunnel from the mint vault to a lawn edge hints at an escape route for a dishonest bullion worker. In Canton Ohio a new opera house disaster claims one life and leaves twenty two injured as fireworks ignite flammable props and a blaze rushes through the building. The Baldwin Melville Company show Michael Etrogof features amid the chaos and赔 money loss reaches about 100000.
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Uo Mint
Atena
Wenry & Cochran
Philadelphia
Derby
Mint
Woodland Avea
Canton, Jr
Canton, Ik
Evan
Baldwin-Melville Company
Michael Etrogof
Tante
Eudrance
Losa
R. G. Dun & Co
G Dun & Co
Neal on the Stump Opens Campaign in Newark Ohio
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Lawrence T. Neal launched his campaign in Newark with a large audience from Columbus Zanesville and other cities. He attacked tariff policy calling McKinleyism harmful and urged repeal of the Sherman silver purchase law and unrestricted gold and silver coinage while pledging Democratic reform and currency unity. He argued prosperity depends on ending protective taxation and defeating the McKinley method of taxation.
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Cariaralla
Oliver Newark
Lawrence T. Neal
Ohio
Newark
Columbus
Zanesville
Mansfeld
Neal
Noa
MecKinleyiam
Great Forest Fires and Civil Turmoil Roil Northern Wisconsin
Northern Wisconsin reels from exaggerated reports of Maraboth fires and a smoldering crisis. Homes destroyed, families homeless, and telegraph lines down hinder assessments, with estimated forest losses in the five to six million dollar range. Meanwhile, vigilante action and police cordons tighten around Noble County as bandits evade capture.
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Wisconaln
Marabloth
Wis
Wisconsin
Marshfell
Enka Saportor
Ato
Miyor
Frank McMinn
Median Lumber Company
Wisconain
Thefts at the Art Palace to Chicago Theme Show
At the Art Palace to Chicago, thieves purloined money jewels books a typewriter and other articles during the past week as Florida in old times is recalled and the vaults of faith face a modern theft. The scene describes fall of sanctity as thieves invade the parliament of religions with cold hearted boldness.
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Art Palace
Chicago
Bank cashier confesses loss of bonds in Wall Street speculation
Troward Yam, cashier of Home Bank in New York, confessed to directors that 816,185 in bonds vanished from the bank safe after a period of quiet concealment. The debt was bonded by Fidality Casualty Company for 15,000, which will cover its portion. no arrest reported. The rest of the defalcation, 1,185, was made good by the directors.
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Bala
Fidality Casualty Company
Hogbson
Plucky Woman Fights Back as Home Invasion Reported
A violent incident occurred at C. W. Nicodemus’s Newton, Kansas residence where two men bound Mrs Nicodemus and attempted to set her clothing on fire after gagging her. She resisted, firing at one assailant when he entered the home again. Authorities describe a similar robbery previous night netting $25. Local accounts reference a broader press review noting improving trade and market conditions amid storms and public health concerns.
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C. W. Nicodemus
Newton
Nicodemus
Nicodamus
Jiund
Phils RORY Velabrata Thety Day at The Pottmblin Exposition
The exposition drew about 100000 Michigan residents to the State Building as Governor Rich led a large turnout. Trains from two peninsulas and a boat from St Joseph carried crowds, with attendees wearing yellow ribbons and expressions of statewide pride.
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Phils
Rory Velabrata
Pennsyla
Wisconsin
Sxay
Michigan
Joseph
Rich Wednasdey
Awful murder at Detroit dock shocks city
A brutal killing near Randolpheira dock in Detroit left the victim head and face mangled beyond recognition. Rainy night aftermath showed a large blood pool and smeared stones. a man in a garb remains unnamed, with the killer allegedly identified.
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Datroita
Randolpheira
New York Central Restores Exposition Limited Chicago Travel
Heavy Chicago travel prompts New York Central to restore the New York and Chicago Limited. The Exposition Flyer sells out, with three to four days advance reservations urged. An excursion carried 1,049 passengers to the World's Fair. Also reports a Philadelphia mint bullion theft, 5,000 quartz ounces later found short by 40,000 ounces, with officials investigating. A separate note covers a fatal shooting near Boston and a flood disaster in Villa-Camus Spain.
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New York Central
Chicago
New York
Vic Nadelphia
United States
Philadelphis
Washington
Quaker City
Dante M. Vox
Philadelphia
Milnk
O. Grosbyshall
Five Die In North Carolina Mill Boiler Explosion
In Swain County near Whittier six workers were killed when Kerley's saw mill boiler exploded. The victims include manager Itteh ard Nicholaa of Asheville and workers Jas Kelley Ben McMahon Gates Mediahon Henry Smith and James Gunter. Authorities cite excessive steam pressure as the likely cause as the mill wrecked, marking the deadliest NC accident since 1880s floods.
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North Carolina
Collision Taints Illinois Central Train Split at Manteno
A southbound section of the Big Four ex Presidia No 45 collided with the rear of the leading section near Manteno Illinois at 9 20 PM Monday. Fatalities are rising with fourteen probable. twenty or more injured as wreckage blocks lines and temp hospitals open. Passengers were from West Virginia and Centralia en route from Worlds Fair.
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Manteno
Ilinoia Cantral Ning
West Virginia
Central
Ilo
Witness Central
LOE A Century Celebrates Capitol Corner Stone Laying
Washington marks the centennial ceremony of laying the Capitol corner stone in a cautious parade. President Cleveland speaks briefly after a delay caused by crowd misarrangements. William Wirt Henry delivers a notable address as descendants of Revolutionary figures gather amid cheers.
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Cleveland
Senate
Washington
Fragt
Amalho
Java
Capitol
Lawrence Gardour
St Telus
Cheera
William Wirt Henry
Patrick Neary
Henry
Orstor
Stavenson
Speatcer Crisp
Senator Stewart probes how many senators own stock
Washington dispatch describes Senator Stewart of Nevada moving in the Senate to investigate how many senators hold stock in national banks. The debate triggers sharp exchanges with Senator Hill of New York and others, as lawmakers discuss ownership, the silver purchase act, and potential conflicts of interest amid riverage and repeal talk.
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Stewstart
Neveda
Bear Uni
Senate
Stewart
Wall Street
New York
United States
Mr. Stewart
Senator Hill
Tin Campbell
Hill
Hawley
Jared
Tun
Nevada
Squire
Washington
Notica
Voorhees
Dubois
Miho
Plait
Teller
Mette
Gf Iuso
Daniel
West Virginia
House
Carlisle
Tucker
First American Steam Road Wagon Built by Nathan Reed
The report states Nathan Reed built the first American steam road wagon in 1700, predating Symington’s English coach by four years. It describes a body with thorough-brace springs, Trevithick’s 1703 frame and boiler arrangement, and the integration of components into a modern train system.
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Nathan Reed
America
Symington
England
Trevithick Put & Coach
Fragmentary OCR Notes on Wives of Famous Men
Disjointed OCR fragment references wives of famous men and a scattered anecdote involving Joe, Poppea, and a scolding wife. The text is garbled with stray characters and incomplete names, yielding no coherent event, date, or clear entities to anchor a summary.
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Joe
Poppea
BSG
Marrica
Ny BP
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