Miss Stone's Life in Danger in Bulgarian Frontier Turmoil
Reported abductors of Miss Stone are surrounded by Turkish and Bulgarian troops with the thrust toward rescue. The Globe notes history of 1870 Lord Muncaster case where brigands released after ransom terms, while troops moved to trap attackers. The mission hinges on safety of Miss Stone amid mountain pursuit near Dubnitza.
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Fondon
Globe
Trageedy
Greece
Muncaster
Flore
Efea
Ove
Treepe
Constantinople
Gueltepe
Dubnitza
Freight Wreck Near Georgetown Causes Fire and Injuries
A rear end collision on the Southern railway near Georgetown Kentucky caused a wreck at 1 pm Thursday. Fifteen cars burned, an engine demolished, three men seriously injured and one fatally burned. A car with dynamite exploded, spreading fire across the wreckage and town. Injured are Henry Ernst Ed Sugga John Sullivan and John Peterson.
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New Albany
Ind
Southern Railway
Georgetown
Henry Ernst
Ed Sugga
John Sullivan
John Peterson
Fury Storm Strikes Shenandoah Iowa Wrecks Roofs
A severe wind and rainstorm hit Shenandoah Iowa at 4 30 p m Thursday. Dozen businesses sustained damage, the Burlington roundhouse was wrecked, the electric plant roof blown off left darkness. A poultry packing house was blown apart, roads flooded, stock drowned and railroad traffic halted.
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Shenandoah
Burlington
Fire roars through Emigrant Gap snowsheds
News from Emigrant Gap reports 2,500 feet of Central Pacific snowsheds burned with an estimated loss of 40,000 dollars. Separate dispatch from Wheeling notes the Central Glass company tableware factory destruction by fire Thursday night, loss 50,000 dollars with 29,250 dollars insured. the plant will be rebuilt.
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Sacramento
Cal
Central Pacific
Emigrant Gap
Wheeling
Central Glass Company
Mormon Leader Loren Snow Dies in Salt Lake City Lds Church
Loren Snow fifth president of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints died at his Bee Hive House residence in Salt Lake City at 3 35 pm after bronchitis and hypostatic congestion. He led missions including Britain 1840 and the overland trek to Salt Lake City in 1848. He helped found Brigham City and served as presiding officer in the territorial legislature. He was jailed during the anti polygamy era but released on habeas corpus and chosen church president after Wilford Woodruff’s death.
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Salt Lake City
Lorenzo Snow
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Mormon Church
Bee Hive House
Snow
Ate
Great Britain
Illinois
Thissetty
Territoria ' Dislature
Brigham City
Utah
Ptah
William H Schuetze
Towa
Navy Department
Board of Navigation
Lemly
Wainwright
Brooklyn
Schuetze
Aclon
Port
Texas
Lem
J HL Holden
Lieut Holden
Commodore Schley
Eagle
McCalla
Clenfue
Gos
Schley
Cienfuegos
Southerland
The
Scorpion
Episcopal Church convention makes little progress on marriage law
In San Francisco the triennial convention of the Episcopal Church of America finished routine work on Thursday and did not advance toward posing the canon of marriage and divorce. The debate drew a large crowd of spectators who remained until adjournment.
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San Francisco
Turbulent Day as Church Leaders List Snow's Death
Holyrood Palace witnessed constant attendance as President Snow died after extended illness. Church authorities and family members gathered, while the succession plans sparked debate among bishops and canons. A key constitutional amendment on worship forms was discussed, and labor leaders urged balance between capital and labor at a large Alhambra meeting.
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Eick
Luy
House of Deputies
House of Bishops
Philippines
Porto Rico
Vieques
Hankow
North Dakota
Olympia
Church Association For the Advancement of Labor
Alhambra Theater
Bishop Potter
New York
Fragmented OCR Weather Note Reveals Unclear Local Details
Readable fragments describe a location near Lom-Sed and a sudden incident with a brake failure. Names and exact actions remain obscured by garbled OCR, but the fragment hints at a transport or freight event near a rural area with possible dates and times.
Stayton Seeks Role for Sampson Before Naval Court
Washington reports William H Stayton the New York attorney petitions the Schley court of inquiry to admit Rear Admiral Sampson as a represented party. The court denies party status but allows possible future appearance to defend against attacks while noting Sampson is not an interested party.
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Washington
William H. Stayton
New York
Sampson
Schley Court of Inquiry
Navy Yard
Washington, D. C
George Dewey
U .N
Naval Court of Inquiry
E. Theall
Schley
Schrey
Colon
Sampsons
Tembel
Mampaon
Yeu Arser
Bran
Chinese consul appeals for pardon in Minnesota prison case
Ho Yow, the imperial Chinese consul general to San Francisco, has asked Governor Van Sant to refer to the state board of pardons the case of Ham Ong, a Chinaman serving a 20 year term in Minnesota prison. The effort aims to secure a pardon or commutation citing the crime and verdict that led to the sentence.
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St. Paul
Minn
Ho Yow
San Francisco
Gov
van Sant
State Board of Pardons
Stone
Ham
Minnesota
Ce Chong
Rey
Hong
Hams Wong’ Wan
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Taree
Keir
Turckinh
Tao Ie
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Ares Ithe
Nitza
Georgestown
Snowsheda Burn
Joseph Smith
Episcopal House of Deputies
Holyrood Palace
Joseph Enlis
Edward
Lorenzo Show
Tvains Colltae
Tialoaye
Tya Freight
Lom- Sed
Chicago
Schley Court
Wello
WF Stayton
Bristu
Ranger
Lermaly
Mullane’s
Clothing Department
15Th Street
4Th Ave
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