Reina Regente pound disaster search for dead aboard Aetna Regente
Report from Capriz March 20 states the Spanish cruiser Alfonso XI found the Reina Regente sunk near Bajo Aceítunus close to the Straits of Gibraltar. Only thirty feet of masts remain above water. The Alfonso XII returned with divers to recover crew bodies as the search continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caprz
Alfonso XI
Aetna Regenta
Bajo Aceéitunus
Straits
Gibraltar
Alfonso XII
Reina Rementens
raiss Ang
Sis
Bauvier
Mewrich
Spain
Pheereisee Teit
Catia
gil
Henry Regen Mure
Wernedita
Reina
Tangier
Easton
Fanann
Death in Dayton Sparks Faith Cure Controversy
An obituary notes the death of a Christian Scientist practitioner linked to faith cure in Dayton. Relatives, including Mrs. Meade, mourn the deceased as a dayton widow. A child named Lyeyhaid fever died after being kept by a faith healing group run by John R. Hatton and his wife, amid alleged neglect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Service
Daytor
O. Vian
lilah Thurston Moule
Harry E. Mossde
Cangre mian Geen Homi
hitie
faith cure
Mra
George Houk ant
Mrs. Meade
Dayton
Shortage mystery plagues Carson City assaying scenes
In Carson City Nevada inspector general Ali son Farnsworth or similar official from the New York assay department arrived to inspect local mint operations. A month long shortage was found with over $50,000 in apparent losses and five failed trials to identify the cause. Inspector aims to resolve the mystery within a day or two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson Mink
Aminay Afasun
New York
Alison
Deadly Duel in Mississippi Ends Two Pringle Deaths
In Menmras Mississippi on March 23 a feud at Henry Smiths farm led to James Benton 30 and the Pringle brothers 87 and 85 dying. Britton Tunnee shot by one Pringle before Britton killed both Pringle brothers with revenge shots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Menmras
Miss
Alabama Great Southern
Ben
Alien Pringle
James Benton
Henry Smith
Pringle
Britton
Pringles
Terrible Double Murder in Arkansas Reported
News from Josissoro Arkansas dated March 20 reports a brutal double murder in Luffinle Inland county extreme southeast. John Gurgus, a prosperous farmer, and his wife were found murdered in bed while asleep. Their baby Sybo was in bed with them and survived. The heads of the couple were crushed. No clues yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Josissoro
Ark
Luffinle
John Gurgus
sybo
Shot in Defense of His Mother
Christian Pris andorfer a 45 year old driver was shot dead at his home last night by his stepson Josephress aged 17 after the man beat the lad’s mother. The boy surrendered to police. Millville Burglars Confess in New Jersey. Clarence Hogan 25 and rank Champ ion 17 of Millville confessed to fifteen burglaries in Millville and Brimerton, with several attempted fires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bautinone
Christian Prisandorfer
myed
Jowphress
Millville
Brimeman
N.J
Clarence Hogan
rank Champion
Millyilte
Pennsylvania Legislature Chooses Madge for State Secretary
The Pennsylvania legislature advances Thomas J. Madge as State Secretary of Agriculture with a second reading on a party line vote. Governor Hastings submits a pension bill for Hamilton Smith of Jefferson County and proposes a tribunal to adjudicate long delayed claims before appropriations. Nominees Edge Ripple and Kriss are confirmed for state offices as part of a parade of bills and appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Madge Choscn
Haruisweec
Mirek
Hicks Wit
bureau of industrial statistics
Hastings
Hamilton Smith
Jefferson county
eugh tos
Ieeiti uate
senate
Tacinus J. Edge
Harris
state board of agriculture
Ficulture
Jash Wuekra H. Ripple
Surantan
Wilton C. Kriss
Indiana Nearing Completion in Battleship Construction
Construction on the battleship Indiana progresses with armor fitting and deck work underway. The vessel remains in a secure testing phase as crews finalize internal armor sections and prepare for forthcoming sea trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Mare
AnDerday
erin
teuik orip
Serena
Careless Pirlige Guards At St Josgra March Thirty
A garbled nineteenth century style report mentions guards and court actions with unclear names and dates. The fragment references alleged misconduct by guards, a local incident, and a potential legal proceeding but details are unreadable.
New Steamship Planned for York to India Trade
A proposal outlines building a new iron steamship for direct trade between New York and theMARKCAIBA area. The vessel, about 295 feet in length, aims to be ready within six months, pending official approval and construction details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy & New Tren
Pasenger Stemmern
ADELPHI
Mirek
Walinoy
Beasines
comapeuiy
sim
York
Botton
Biss
Daher
avi
Tae
Newy York
Markcaiba
arch itiwrore
Soldiers Orphans School Chooses New Superintendent
The New Soldiers Orphans' School Fanmipuee notes Charles Th. Young, superintendent of the Nunia industrial school, elected to head the Scotland industrial school by the soldiers orphans' school commission. He was an assistant admiral general on the StiPol Guavral Sickles and served as senior vice commander of the Grand Aging of the Terrib lies. The commission plans to open the school on June 1 with 250 pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soldiers Orphans’ School
Charles Th. Young
Nunia
Scotland
soldiers orphans’ school commission
Ele
Tina
tern asteast
cnmission
Five Thousand Analtars for a Hoosband in Polish Liberation Case
A verdict for 600 counituous was awarded Mrs. Huda in the superior court against the American Tilucouse company. The firm’s works were destroyed by fire on April 2, 1894 in this town. Thuda's husband was one of twelve Polish Liberators who perished. Three smither suits are in the calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huda
Tilucouse company
Thuda
Cush and Vasitive Amisson Omicano Case Summary
In a garbled 1910s style note a complex names fragment references Cush, Vasitive and Omicano with relatives and associates linked to an aut cashier and chief agent for Boyd and Slivkney Cle. wholesale dealer. The text hints at accounts and wages with a 2000 or 35000 dollar threshold and mentions a woman in the Gare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omicano
Marcace
W. Larrahbe
Larrabe
Towa
Boyd, Slivkney
Gare
Mants Declares Candidacy for U.S. Senate in Ohio
Ashley and Tr announce in Colt Times AP that Calvin A. Ken declares avowed candidacy for United States senator from Ohio. Ken, once vice president of the Peleda Amn Age bor and North Michigan Railroad, aims for the seat next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mants
Ohio
ToLkon
Colt Times
Ashley
United States
Calvin a. Ken
Astley
Peleda, Amn Agebor and North Michigan Railroad company
Lincoln's Birthday Proposal Moves to National Holiday
Augusta Maine March 20 Senate Senator Transling of Milworth presented a resolution to make Abraham Lincoln's birthday a national holiday. The resolution was unanimously adopted by a rising vote amid formal cheers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Legel Woliday
AUGUSTA
senate
Milworth
Abraham Lincoln
Ailsa Wins Cruising Traw Race From Monaco
Mr A Walker introduces the new quitter Ailsa who won the cruising traw race from Monaco to this place yesterday defeating Valkyrie LT and Gormir. Britannia did not compete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ailss
A. Barclay Walker
Ailsa
Monaco
Valkyrie LT
Gormir
Britannia
Indicted Officials Suspended In New York Crimes
Indictments count ten in New York across police and department staff. Six are current officials, four ex officers face charges for accepting bribes. Warrants executed by Superintendent Byrnes. several arrested and bailed. The district later suspended all indicted and undicted officers as the case unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
over
wrinmer
forts dampers
Byrnes yesteaday
Tnepeeter Wiliam W. McLaughlin
Jaco Siebert
Michael J. Murphy
Cap Tain James Ky Price
Window Glass Manufacturers Form National Association
Pittssipe March 20 A meeting of window glass makers led to the creation of the National Association of Window Glass Manufacturers. The group aims to regulate production and prices and set wage levels with an estimated capital of 325 million dollars. Annual output is planned between large and small grades, signaling a rise in glass prices across all grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittssipe
Assisiation of
Sestimated
Teebaer
Lord Rosebery Exhausted by Sleep Deprivation in London
The Times reports Lord Rosebery is aided by rest breaks, unable to attend to routine duties due to severe sleep deprivation. Official notes him only handling urgent business, underscoring the gravity of the condition and the need for continued rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Rusbery
Loxpoos
The Times
London
Lord Rosebery
Local Option Bill Rejected Then Reconsidered
In Trenton on March 20 Senate and House members debated the local option bill. The measure was defeated Tuesday night but is again on the calendar. The joint session is to elect commissioners of needs among named orders. Miss Mary V Steele of nervy ile becomes the first woman to hold the position, daughter of ex congressman Steele.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TRENTON
Senate
Rogberouch
house
Mary V.Steele
ot nervy
ile
Miss Steele
Supreme Court decision on railroad back taxes
In Jacksonville on March 20 the supreme court rendered a decision for the state against the Florida Central and Peninsular railroad for back taxes due for years 1879 1850 and 1881 totaling 296 000. The court holds the company liable for fines tied to these back taxes and an appeal to the U S Supreme Court is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JACKSONVILLE
Fla
Marsh
supreme court
Florida Central and Peninsular railroad
supreme court of the United States
Infant Burned To Death In Alleged Neglect Incident
A reported infant death followed an accidental fire after a mother left children alone to shop. The younger child perished from burns while an older sibling survived with injuries. Authorities investigated neglect and potential welfare concerns amid the Sunday event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ak Gubich
Fragmentary Transcript From City Strike Meeting
A mangled OCR excerpt mentions a Bronx related strike, local meetings in Brookhaven area, and a public figure or speaker named Pats. It references Campbe and a continental context with tele into order. The text is highly garbled with many unreadable words and misplaced names.
Philadelphia Woman Charged With Stealing From Employer
Annie Pitts, a colored worker from FAIS Broad Street in Philadelphia, was arrested here last night and charged with stealing 3500 dollars from her employer on November 2. She was taken to Philadelphia this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traunening
Annie Pitts
Mas. oranks
FAIS Broad Sureet
Philadelphia
Governor Marvil Rallies Again News Item
Dover reports a nephew of Governor Marvil arriving from Laurel with word that the governor remains confined but hopes to be out in a few days if he avoids a relapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvil
Dover
Net
forernors
Laurel
New Ming Inspector Named for Latrobe District
Joseph Knapper of Latrobe has been commissioned by Governor Nastinges to serve as mine inspector for the eighth district. Inspector Knapper will establish offices at Phillipsburg and begin duties promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartrisnona
Joseph Knapper
Latrobe
Nastinges
FE. Thomas
eceastd
Knapper
Phillipsburg
Inshore Disaster and Cuban Uprising News
Reports from Havana and surrounding areas describe insurgent strength growing in Los Villas and nearby districts. A Spanish gunboat reportedly sank a schooner near Puerto Padre, with further clashes at Lids Negros and Jipnani. An American schooner Irene was fired upon near Charlotte Harbor and driven ashore south of the harbor. Washington authorities are aware of the incident as Spain’s response to US concerns remains unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago
Jomaya
Los Villas
Orzania
Santo Spirito
Havans
Florida
Ker West
Irene
Key West
Infanta Isabella
Charlotte harbor
Washington
Carbulius
Election Law Challenge Heads to Court of Appeals
In Virginia the Walters? election law's constitutionality is upheld by Judge B A Cook and now moves to the Court of Appeals for final adjudication. Democrats argue the law unconstitutional. Republicans contest it as a general challenge to the 19 Congressmen elected in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PATER-BCUS
Brus
cowie
B.A. cook
court of appeals
No Football for Harvard Across Intercollegiate Contests
The Harvard faculty voted to oppose intercollegiate football participation by students, signaling doubts Harvard will field a team next fall. A further faculty meeting is planned August 2, with a final decision anticipated on the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
crimson
Exploding Boiler Kills Six Near Carthage
A boiler explosion near Carthage, in the bay area south of town, killed six people and injured several others. Initial reports are conflicting and officials have not released verified details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
saswonill
Carthage
ben reeves
Appointing Russian Ambassador to Germany Urged
March 20 report from Berlin notes Count Von Osten Racker and the Russian minister La Bavaria seeking appointment as ambassador to Germany. The move follows the prior envoy General Court Von Sehonvald’s reassignment to governorship of Wiaranyw, accelerating the diplomatic vacancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asassi
Berlin
Benuis
Count Von Osten- Racker
La Bavaria
Germnay
General Court Von Sehonvald
Wiaranyw
New Jersey Legislators’ Vacation Delayed in New Session
Trenton reports the Republican party and committee leaders plan an adjournment by Friday, with veto bills to be passed and a recess to run until June. The action centers on setting a schedule for adjourning and resuming activity in the Legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Leghtlaters
TRENTON
Marghet
Brutal Captain Arrested on Oyster Vessel Case
March 20. Captain Jefferson Miura of the oyster schooner General Hancock faces arrest for assaulting Edward Mercill a crew member. The boy was stripped tied wrists bound to rigging and whipped. Claims include brutalities aided by officers and others aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BAttTIMoeeE
Jefferson Miura
General Hancock
Edward Mercill
mercury
Bin Gaptain
A Royal Betrothal of Duke of Aosta and Princess Helene
The engagement of the Duke of Aosta to Princess Helene of Orleans was sealed with a formal betrothal in Chantilly. Countess Paris consented to the match with King Humbert already approving. A wedding is planned for Turin in April with ceremony may occur at the Della Ci.
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Duke of
Aosta
Helene
Orleans
PaulS
Aoste
Count de Paris
anl
Chateau Chantilly
Assia
Paris
Hilene
Humbert
France
Turin
Busti Murder Case Tied to Desk Parts Evidence
The skulls of both murder victims match the bark peelers' spud owned by Claude De Witt, found to fit the desk indentations in the Shearman House. Records show De Witt was at Jamestown Desk Company on December 16, potentially aiding his alibi. Police weigh this against the weapon linkage and the timing of the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Es
Busti
rdiny
Claude De Witt
Shearman House
Jamestown Desk company
Dishonest Broker Convicted in New York Case
Alaren 24 David L Kel lain, a broker, was found guilty by a jury after hours of deliberation in the Recorder Groff court. The complaint by Henry E Simmons alleged the buyer paid $5 each for whisky but only for a dishonest purpose. The jury recommended a light sentence to be imposed Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
David L. Kellain
wits
celal
Groff
Pury
ILE
Ilenry
E simmons
pat
Frideay
Weetamoe district court fines linked to village tyre case
In the Second Bristol district court the Weetamoe ayill officials faced fines in a perjury case. A corporation was fined and multiple pages were filed as part of the process. The report notes penalties and actions taken against individuals connected to the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afassechiavetts
Fac
Riven
Zire
Bristol
Fragmentary dispatches from a chaotic 18th century report
An unclear, garbled article recounts decisions and threats centered on military officers and potential further actions. It mentions Marshal de Campor, General Martines de Gatupos, Muudheid, and a warning about renewed attacks and possible shooting. Other items reference people named Wheeler and Greathuise, plus a brief note about concealed weapons and a six week sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshal de Campor
Mabe
Martines de Gatupos
Muudheid
Mirdriedl
rhenis
journalises
Rung Chang in Fagan Visit With Regional Figures
A scrambled report notes RM Rung Chang’s visit alongside Chinese and American officials, including an adviser to the Qing and a Japanese minister, with talks touching on the Chinese view, regional aid, and foreign affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chang
Fagan
aed kaye hy
Puen
Ching
Japanene ministey ab
galfiurs
Postal Official Arrested for Bribery Charges in Michigan
Walter Webberinson, superintendent of a letter delivery service in New South Michigan, was arrested on bribery charges after marked bills were found on him during a search tied to three decoy letters. Robinson, who held the post for eleven years, had a previously clean reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South
Michge
Walter Webbeinson
Letter
csericisy
Robinson
Consulship Shifts In Galveston Transition to Santiago Post
Galveston Texas March 2. M Leon Galouil longtime consul for Branne here is reassigned to Santiago California. He departs today. His successor is M Moevon formerly French consul at Hamburg who arrives to take the Galveston post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GALVESTON
Tusx
M. Leon Galuul
Branne
thts
Santiago
Culyy paead
thia
Markishead Showmaters Lorked Out
Marblehead Mass March 20 A lock out occurred at the Join Laney shop shops where 300 hands are employed Several questions are in dispute between Mr Laney and his employer and pending a settlement he decided to close his factory. Killed by a Fall of Coal Shamors Pa March 20 John Davinski 2 miner was killed at the Enterprise mine by a fall of coal His spinal column was fractured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Markishead
MARBLEHEAD
Mass
Join Laney
Laney
SHAMOR?S
John Davinski
Enterprise mine
Crests and Thurston Recall Rumor Roils Washington
In Shouting March 20 report Secretary Gresham refused to confirm or deny recall of Lorin A. Thurston the Hawaiian minister to Washington amid friction with the State Department. Thurston avoided comment while officials belatedly acknowledged tensions dating to his appointment and past interviews with Gresham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurston
State Department
Gresham
legation office
Hawaii
W Thurston
Hastings
legarion
evan
Vallis
faa
trim
cn ae
Dhawan
Uae
Pino
Robbers Bind Man In Assamite Assault and Robbery
John M G Millan of Wate Mills is attacked by five or more robbers who force him to reveal his money after binding him. They whip and burn him with hot combs, steal his bag and cash after ransacking the home while Mrs McMillan and her daughters are forced to witness the ordeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebbera
John MG.Millan
Wate
Thao
tyr hines
Allin
McMilliin
Brutal Farm Family Tragedy Sparks Jury Verdict
In Beauxport Pennsylvania March 20 a farmer John Oswats aged 41 was severely beaten by his intoxicated son after intervening while the boy attacked his mother. The coroner's jury yesterday returned a verdict blameful to no one and a heavy stick was cited in the assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BeauxcG
Juhn Oswats
Oley
Oawald
serling
priggner
Bank Officials and Burglars Case Sparks New Warrants
Brsorawrax New York March 26 Arrests of Morgan and Brownson chief executives of two Broome County banks on a burglary in the third degree charge relate to an entry on January 25. Other warrants are expected as investigations unfold in this local finance case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank
Brsorawrax
N.Y
BR. Morgan
BD. L. Brownson
dufunes Cheuanys Valiny bank
Broome County National bank
Mlurganis iil
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Straits of Gibraltar
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LEGISLATURE
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New Orleans
trize SHU
NER GOELEass
Mario
Bronklyp
Marek
Merse
fats Heer
Toney Tiuat Trasren cotafaie
von Prolline
Brookivend
tere
Gelyer wets
Ben West Wireinia oar
litelisti
Gon pathy dschine
Pats
Cubson
Maprip
Eli Correa
Senor Groizand
Bayan
Hanais Taylor
O Wheeler
Greathuise
Wiest
Virginia
A. BP
R. Tiselsinat
Tliekman
Hade MiLler
Witt
CRESTS
Kather
SAVANNA
LY negroes
arma
Savannah
mindo
Africa
Liberia
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