Boil ers Blown Up In Detroit Building Collapse
A massive explosion wrecked a five story block in Detroit at Larned and Shelby, killing many and injuring dozens. The blaze and debris trapped tenants including the Evening Journal, a book bindery, druggists, and machinists with dozens more missing likely buried. The Newberry estate owned structure. fire walls separated sections complicating rescue. Many workers escaped only to learn others were lost.
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Evening Journal
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W. W. Dunlap & Co
Hillier
Journal
Alti
M. Jacobs
Geo. J. Hillier
Cleveland plans broad finance message to Congress
The President prepares his address to Congress with a focus on national finances. He is expected to advocate retiring outstanding greenbacks and treasury notes in favor of 500 million dollars in interest bearing gold bonds and to extend national bank circulation. Leaders in both parties are sure to resist, promising a heated fight.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Treasury
Sherman and Mills
Chicago
Ball
Superior Court
Morrison
Republcans
Wieman
Massachusetts
Boston
Gav. Greenhalee
Greenhalee
Republicas
Strike of Shipbuilders in Glasgow Lockout Affects Clyde Yards
Two thousand men were locked out of Clyde shipyards with extra strikes in several yards following the lockout notification. Only union members faced dismissal as firms warned further cuts of 25 percent weekly if the strike extended.
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Glasgow
Clyde
Ex-Judge Lincoln Linked to Dr Freker Insurance Swindle
The text alleges former Judge James E. Lincoln acted as a trustee for Friker heirs in an insurance fraud case. Lincoln and related parties reportedly refused profit from the scam and offered to surrender most of the $35,009 already paid in estate settlements. Insurers are said to recover at least 9 percent.
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James E. Lincoln
Freker
Lincoln
Friker
Braker
Pirker
Resolutions From Philadelphia Young Men's Congress on Cuba
A meeting of the Young Men's Congress of Philadelphia at the Academy of Music adopted resolutions urging Spain to grant Cuba self government. They condemn the war, express sympathy with Cubans, and call on President and Washington to support independence under the Monroe Doctrine.
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Philadelphia
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Academy of Music
Spain
Cuba
United States
Vietland
Washinton
Burning Heretics in Mexican Village Reported
Eyewitness accounts from Dexacapa describe ten people burned as heretics by order of an auxiliary town judge. Authorities and hundreds gathered as prisoners were taken to Moline for investigation, amid fear and claims of divine punishment.
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Dexacapa
Muollango
Arnne
Vexacapa
Gol
Tim
Texacapa
Algmedes
Teaver
Moline
Tesacapub
Rival railways race to lay track in Chicago rush
Chicago reports rival lines racing to beat others in streetcar expansion as Chicago City Railway and Northern Pacific mobilize hundreds of workers. By 10 o'clock 300 men laid poles and wires to convert a horse line to electric service along a major corridor. An electric train ran on the line at 10 42 pm, while trains and ties move along West Fourteenth Street and Washington Boulevard to Saylor Street.
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Chicago
Chicago City Railway Company
Diana Avenue
Northern Pacific
West Fourteenth Street
Washington Boulevard
Cuslon Avenue Electric Street Railway Company
Street
Cicer
Union Loop Company
Pearl Burial Alive Extraordinary Vigil to Guard Rose
In Newburg New York a wealthy Roseton brick manufacturer John C. Rose died last Wednesday. For thirty days the casket lid remains unscrewed and the receiving vault will not be locked. Two guards will watch the vault to detect any sign of life or decomposition, a measure born of his fear of being buried alive. Some theories suggest fear of body snatching for ransom.
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Newburg
N. Y
John C. Rose
Rose
Roseton
Cedar Hill
Mr. Rose
Snatchurs
Lawyer Freeman jailed for contempt in Masonic signaling scene
In a Supreme Court session at Memlock, lawyer William S. Freeman signaled a Masonic distress gesture near Judge Devin, was jailed for contempt, and plans an appeal to the Grand Lodge. Freeman claimed Masonic ties to Centerville. officials deny the gesture affected proceedings.
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Amberson
Liv
Supreme Court
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Memlock, Ltd
Hs Brother
Arthur
William S. Devin
Pressling
Jie Isa Mason
Wiliam LU
Freeman
Jack Dempsey Dies in Portland Residence
The well known pugilist Jack Dempsey died at his residence from consumption. The notice blends with market quotations and cattle prices from Sioux City and Kansas City regions, reflecting a busy era of commodity listings alongside the obituary.
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Jack Dempsey
Portland
Gre
Yznaca Leaves South Dakota for New York Tale of Temptation and Divorce
Mme Yznaca departs South Dakota for New York after a controversial stay with Count Zichy posing as Herman Boyer. The piece notes her planned marriage to Zichy by December 1 and criticizes the local press reaction. It also reports on a new temperance group Non-Partisan Union formed in the state and outlines upcoming meetings and events.
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Mme. Yznaca
South Dakota
New York
Fernando Yainga
Express
Gayville
Yankton
Bela Zcy
Yanaga
Ile
Ms. Yanaga
Yzuva
Herman Boyer
Count Zichy
Locil
Iluron
A. E. Carlock
Elk Point
RF. Tuintley
Wessington Springs
Jerauld
Mitchell
Plin
Aberdeen council grants permanent Scottish Rite charters
The Aberdeen council approves permanent charters for the Scottish Rite dailies in Aberdeen covering the Lodge of Perfection Chapter of Rose Croix Council of Kadosh and South Dakota Consistory. The consistory may be instituted in January 18.6 led by R. E. Fleming with assistance from Fargo and Minneapolis. invitations have drawn ex Governor Buren Rk Sherman of Iowa and I. S. Parvin among others. a class of forty or fifty Masons will take the thirty first and thirty second degrees.
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Buren Rk. Sherman
Iowa
I’. S. Parvin
Grand Lodge of
Supreme Council
Samuel Adams
Supreme Council of
Minnesota
Mae Sons
Republicans Sweep Multiple States In 1900 Election Returns
Reported returns show Republicans winning Ohio Pennsylvania Maryland New York City Virginia Mississippi and Utah while Democrats lead in New Jersey and Denver area. Michigan Missouri Baltimore and Chicago results favor Republicans with key gains in state offices and legislative seats. Notable figures include Palmer King Weywood and Ball with varied margins and party shifts across cities and states.
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Pennsylvania
Maryland
New York City
Virginia
Mississippi
New Jersey
Utah
Philadelphia
Benjamin J. Weywood
Superior Court
Richmond
Senate
House of Delegates
House
Grimm's district results stir local politics
A partial OCR fragment reports election results in a district including names Grimm, Baker, and Mount Vernon. It notes a three-way race with a total around 148, mentions voters, a close contest, and references to majorities and districts. The text is garbled around names and positions with limited readable context.
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