The Lost Are Found The Missouri Arrived with 340 Passengers
The Missouri carrying 840 of the Danmark's passengers entered Delaware breakwater at 7:30 am and heads for Philadelphia to transfer them to New York. Peter Wright & Son will arrange onward passage for the travelers and publish a list when available.
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Missouri
Azores
Philadelphia
Danmark
Delaware
Peter Wright & Son
New York
Thingvalla Company
Danmarks Crew Rescued After Ship Breaks in Severe Storm
First Officer Raben and forty two crew members reach Lisbon from the Azores after the Danmark breaks a shaft amid a ferocious gale. The vessel floods through a large stern leak, is taken in tow by the Missouri, then all 721 aboard are transferred to the Missouri before dawn. The Missouri, after jettisoning cargo, sails to Philadelphia with 840 passengers.
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London
Raben
Danmark
Lisbon
Azores
Missouri
Kaas
Newfoundland
Knudsen
Philadelphia
Micnudson
Morrell
Care Of The Wrecked Passengers Move West From Philadelphia
Passenger agents of the Thingvalla left New York for Philadelphia to assist Danmark wreck survivors bound for Western states. Immigrants with relatives in New York may receive Pennsylvania Railroad tickets and arrive before midnight. Henry George in England leads a successful One-Tax Apostle campaign drawing widespread attention across Britain.
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Philadelphia
New York
Thingvalla
Danmark
Pennsylvania Railroad
Thingvalla Line
Henry George
England
London
Scotland
Wales
George's Scotland tour stirs public interest in his theories
The piece notes heightened public attention to George's political theories as he plans a Scotland tour next week. It contrasts initial British ridicule with growing awareness and predicts potential success for the eminent lecturer amid strong local interest and opposition. Senator Quay denounces Sherman actions as dishonorable in a Washington dispute over patronage bets. The Sunday rest order for the army remains undecided with strong opposition and cautious optimism among supporters. Inspector General Reckenadee advocates the change.
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Mr. George
Great Britain
George
Scotland
Senator Quay
Senator Sherman
Washington
Sherman
Quay
Harrison
Reckenadee
Naval Marshal for the Centennial Parade
The secretary of the navy appoints Admiral Porter as grand marshal in New York Harbor for the centennial celebration. From April 28 to May 3 all U S vessels in New York in commission fall under his orders, with the New York navy yard commandant aiding the display efforts.
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Washington
Secretary of the Navy
Admiral Porter
Horbor of
New York
United States
New York Navy Yard
Yale Glee and Banjo clubs concert social event
In Washington at Congregational church the Yale Glee and Banjo clubs perform with Mrs. Harrison present and a reception at the executive mansion for the college boys after the concert. The piece notes past entertainments for Whitney and Waite. In New York a World dispatch says President Nunez vows Colombia will not renew the De Lesseps concession at 1892 expiry and hopes the United States finishes the canal.
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Annal
New York
Colon
Nunez
Colombia
de Lesseps
United States
Ex-President Leerdo of Mexico Dead
Sebastian Leerdo de Tejada ex president of Mexico died in New York Sunday afternoon from bronchitis and pleurisy He had lived in retirement in this city since 1876 due to political troubles He was six years old and a bachelor
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Leerdo
Mexico
New York
Sebastian Leerdo de Tejada
Senator Spooner Sets Sail From Washington Next Saturday
The Sunday Herald notes the Monongahela missing its Samoa arrival after over sixty days, stirring navy unease. Senator Spooner plans to depart Washington for Esope next Saturday with his wife and son Phil, completing travel arrangements today.
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Washington
The
Sunday Herald
Samoa
Senator Spooner
Wasuinctos
Wisconsin
Esope
Phil
Yellow fever scourge hits Rio Janeiro area reports
The British steamship Pine Branch arrives from Rio Janeiro via Barbadoes and reports yellow fever as terrible at Santos and Rio Janeiro with deaths at the latter port reaching 100 daily.
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BaLtiMore
Pine Branch
Hutchinson
Rio Janeiro
Barbadoes
Santos
Copper Monopolists Agree On Output Limits
Boston reports a Calumet and Hecla Copper company official stating talks progress toward an agreement among copper interests. Output likely limited to market 25 percent of present stock annually for four years to balance supply and demand.
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Boston
Calumet & Lleda Copper Company
Four Miles of Forest Laid Waste in Holyoke
Fire started at 4 p.m. Sunday during a furious gale burned a four mile long timber strip in Holyoke Massachusetts, 100 to 400 yards wide. A man named Squire lost his house and thousands of dollars of timber and property were destroyed.
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Holyoke
Mass
Squire
Riot Destroys Minneapolis Streetcar Lines in Coast-to-Coast Upset
Rioters clash with police as tracks are torn up along Riverside and Washington avenues. A car is toppled, drivers hurt, and a large mob grows to over 10 000. Police retake the streets, arrest 21, and lines reopen in limited fashion as authorities bolster patrols amid boomer confrontations and river crossings.
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Minneapolis
Washington Avenue
Tenth
Twelfth Avenues
Riverside Avenue
Eleventh Avenue
Tenth Avenue
Cedar Avenue
Twenty-seventh Avenue
Lake Street
Commission at Last Appointed by the President
The president appoints Gen. Crook Hon. Charles Foster and Hon. William Warner to a commission to negotiate with the Sioux for land surrender under the March act. They may gather in Washington around May 1 to receive instructions from Secretary Noble. The reservation spans about 21 000 000 acres with roughly 24 000 Indians. The aim is to secure relinquishment of 9 000 000 to 11 000 000 acres.
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Washington
Crook
U.S. A
Charles Foster
Ohio
William Warner
Missouri
Noble
Cattle Cars and Fiats Move Throng to Oklahoma
Wichita, April 23. About 1500 people departed for Oklahoma on three Santa Fe trains while a large Rock Island contingent also left. An extra cattle car train is formed as passenger cars fill. Santa Fe Superintendent Turner says Guthrie may see the last special train tonight. The outflow from Southern Kansas railroad towns exceeds expectations as many spectators come to watch, with no plan to stay.
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Wichita
Kan
Oklahoma
Santa Fe
Rock Island
Turner
Guthrie
Kansas
Inter Ocean
Alleghany Mountains
America
Quagrea
Republic
Mon van Purchase
TN Farm and Home
Woman's Kingdier Curiosity Snop
NNW Pi
Natin Aneacomiey
Nana Hient
Tinter Ocean
Cesseus
Scripner
Ameries
Souibner’s Maga
Harrison and Monrey
Chicago
Two Hundred Houses Rise In as Many Minutes-Me rchants Ready for Boat meas
In Newton Kansas on April 23 a train load of capitalists bound for Oklahoma plans to organize banks and open stores in Guthrie by morning. Another group brings 200 dwellings to be assembled within hours after arrival. Gen Merritt reportedly ordered disarmament of boomers and seizure of firearms, with liquor bans in camps.
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St. Louis
Oklahoma
Canaan
Texas
Nebraska
Guthrie
Oklahoma City
Kingfisher
Merritt
Arkansas City
Kan
Horrible North Carolina farmhouse massacre reported
A North Carolina farmer W P Wood is said to have suffered the burning of his home with his wife and all seven children inside after burglars failed to enter to steal 700 dollars. Axes and two bloodstained bowie knives found near ruins. No clues to the murderers.
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Charlotte
N. C
Macon County
W. P. Wood
Iis
Wood
GUNPOWDER IN THE STOVE FATAL ACCIDENT AT DILLINGS
Helena April 23 A servant girl Selma Holmes died from severe burns after lighting a stove in Alfred Meyer of Billings home sparks from a powder packet caused a explosion Blinded and engulfed in flames she ran into the street before being stopped with burns to head face and arms the injuries are believed fatal.
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Dillings
Mont. Helena
Mont
Alfred Meyer
Billings
Selma Holmes
Killed by His Son In Self Defense Near Two Bit
In a rural Dakota setting near Two Bit Charles Hardin and his father R M Hardin clashed over a dispute. Charles struck with a blow to the head fracturing the skull, leaving the father in critical condition. The tragedy arose from the father pursuing the son with a shovel after a dereliction dispute. Community sympathy flows toward the Hardin family.
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Deapwoop
M. D
Charles Hardin
R. M. Hardin
Settlers Awake to Defend River Rights in Iowa Meeting
About 600 river land settlers gathered at Le high in Des Moines River country, urged by the Settlers' union, with ex-Congressman Holmes outlining the case. He urged vigilance while court action proceeds and to press prompt, effective action. Maj. Holmes to Washington to protect settlers in the attorney general's suit, and the mayor left for Washington. Also notes railroad commissioner appointments in Dakota and police board appointments in Minneapolis, plus a boxing melee in Ashland and transfer talks for Detroit league players.
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Des Moines
Fort Copes
Iowa
Lehigh
Union
Holmes
Maj. Holmes
Washington
McAuliffe Accepts Carney Challenge for Big Fight
Jack McAuliffe sent a cablegram to London Sporting Life confirming acceptance of Jem Carney's challenge. The bout is set for $1,000 a side, with a $2,500 side purse and the championship belt at stake, to be staged in New York.
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McAuliffe
Sarney
New York
Jack McAuliffe
London Sporting Life
Jem Carney
Base Ball Scores From Multiple Cities
Baseball scores from several games include Cincinnati defeating Kansas City 7 to 0, Athletics of Gloucester New Jersey defeating Brooklyn 6 to 1, St Joseph beating Milwaukee 7 to 4, St Paul rallying past Sioux City 9 to 2, Minneapolis over Omaha 90 to 2, and Louisville losing to St Louis 12 to 10.
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Cincinnati
Kansas City
Gloucester
N. J
Athletics
Brooklyn
St. Joe
Milwaukee
Sioux City
St. Paul
Omaha
Minneapolis
Louisville
St. Louis
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ToLtpo
Wellington R. Burt
Michigan Salt Association
Southampton
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the Scribners
Robert Louis Stevenson
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Londonderry
Lord Brownlow
Marquis of Londonderry
Ireland
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Scio
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Street Car Company
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Mississippi Street
Canadian River
Purcell
Bismareck
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C. R. Williams
I. T
Canadian
Magic Guthrie
North Carolina
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Vienna
Broadway
Elevated Railroad Company
Sixth Avenue
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Caro
Haliab
Nile
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Dakota
Jud la Moore
Pembina
Myor Rice
Huron
John H. King
Mellette
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N. H. Gjertsen
W. R. Guile
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Ashland
Wis
Joe Sheehy
Michigan
Jack Collins
Pittsburg
Collins
Mike Conley
White
Rowe
Hanlon
Detroit
Stearns
Dan O'Leary
Tom Convers
Milwaukee Garden
Convers
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Apprice
P. Rowell &Co
Newspaper Advertising Bureau
Spruce Street
W. L. Greenest
Burling
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T. L. Berner
Watertown
Fo Thers
Weiss, Nichannson & Co
Burlington
Chas E. Lewis
Chicago Board of Trade and Stock Exchange
Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce
Duluth
St. S
F. Y. Duncan
Lawler Streets
California
Grange Groves
Riverside
Oroville
Pinte County
Oranles
Sacramento
Marysville
San Francisco
U.S
George Hearst
Geo
Perkins San Serseg
N. D. Stideout
Northern Caifornia Railroad
Cal
A T. J. Grier
Lead City
McAfee & Baldwin
Palermo Land and Water Co
Montgomery St
Gil
Frank
Weller
Cor
Lawler
Mitchell
South Dakota
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