Realities of Life and Famine in Guthrie During Invasion
Guthrie faces a dire crowd with fifteen thousand people needing food and water as a heat wave and alkali river water worsen thirst. Water from the railroad tank fetches high prices while trains bring some relief but scarce supplies persist amid crowded tents and bare prairie sleeping. A fatal pistol shootout near Cottonwood creek leaves S T Compis dead, with the killer later said to be shot by pursuers. other reports mention clashes near Purcell and Texans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
Gurmie LT
Dama
Guthrie
Compis
Guthrie Bn Ponica
Compia
Unclear prompt fragment on squatters and town dispute
The readable text argues over a town and squatters concerns with a question about feasibility. It mentions sections in range and a pondering about compliance or resolution. No clear events, names, or dates emerge from the fragment.
Race for Kingfisher City Opens With Tent Town Start
Captain Woodson led settlers at noon to begin the race toward cap fisher. Guthrie rider W 3B captured the lead by riding a slim bay mare twenty five miles in one hour three quarters. Yocum Donley and Netter followed closely in the town luta as the prairie contest unfolded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. T
Lishom
Kingfisher
Chicago Avenue
Woodson
Cap Fisher
Guthrie
Custer County
Nebraska
Echima
W. CC. Yocum
Harper
W. H. Donley
Jerry Netter
Leoti
Luta
The Discord in the Strain on Washington Centennial
The Socialistic address on the Washington centennial warns that wealth alone is not proof of progress. It stresses equitable wealth distribution and equal opportunity as true tests, cites economic independence as key to liberty, and calls for reforms based on correct ideas and study of socialist arguments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York
Nationalocialistic Committee
Republic
Vanderbilt Lines to Inaugurate Six Days Work Week
Detroit April 24 President Ledyard said the Vanderbilt system will extend a Sunday rest plan. The aim is to give employees one day of rest in seven by faster weekly service. Officials including Mr Vanderbilt and Mr Depew back the experiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanderbilt
Detroit
Mich
Canada
Dominion
Michigan Central
Ledyard
Depew
Strike Near End as Minneapolis Street Cars Return
Movnearous Minnesota April 24 The street car strike is nearly settled as twenty veteran workers on the University avenue line return to work under an iron clad agreement to sever ties with labor organizations. Some motor men reportedly waver but later unanimity upheld the strike’s stance. Lines run smoothly with many passengers carried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Movnearous
Minn
University Avenue
Lecee
Springfield
Ills
Chicago
Washington
Senate
Kentucky
Ohio
Paduah
Metropolis
Southern National University At Carbondale
Lincoln
Douglas
Capitol Building
University At
Urbana
State Dairymen's Association
House
Craft
Thenate
Datryman’s Association
Congress
Lakes Michigan
Superior
Seceding Knights of Laborm Machinery Union Push Hurts Unity
Detroit April 24 The national convention of Machinery Convention Knights of Labor has met for days with T. V Powderly visiting. Delegates have resolved to secede from the Knights of Labor and form separate trades unions to better serve their interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights
Detroit
National Convention of Machinery Conra
Knights of Labor
T. V Powderly
United States
Logs Mired as Rain Delays Maine Timber Drive
About 140 million feet of logs worth nearly 1.4 million dollars lie on Penobscot landings in Maine. Owners and river manufacturers fear difficulty in moving them to main streams as driving depends on rain and snowmelt. The narrative notes insufficient water rise from melting snow to continue logging operations.
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Bancon
Penobecot
Theea
Discreditable Affair at National University Mosey Night Scrimmage
During an examination of medical students at the National University Mosey on a Monday night, a student was accused of stealing notes. In a following scrimmage, Charles H. English was struck with a piece of iron and seriously hurt. Dr Joba Assault is mentioned in connection with the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasurxoaron Crry
Medical Department
The
National University Moseday
Charles H. English
Joba A
Sault
Brooklyn Bridge jump attempt ends with serious injury
Patrick Carroll, a living shoemaker, jumped from the Brooklyn Bridge into the East River at 6:30 pm on New Year’s Eve. He was picked up by a tug, arrested upon rescue, and taken to a hospital where doctors deemed his injuries possibly fatal, indicating a suicide attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn Bridge
New Year
Patrick Carroll
East River
Local Bay City Merchants Trial in Bay City Midst Turmoil
Fragmentary report shows a legal dispute involving multiple Bay City firms and individuals over a seat business and financial claims. Names include Bekard, J. and J. eal with various interested parties, amid a midseason dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamber Trada Texino
Sue —Young & Miter
Salar
Kres Heaviontors
Bekard
J. A Ag
J. Eal
Bay City
Mids
Mabil
Death of a Noted Methodist Leader in Boston
The report notes the death of Rev. De Bradford Muthodiey, a respected Methodist figure in Boston, marking the loss of a prominent church leader and community servant. Details remain sparse in the fragmentary text.
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Boston
de Bradford Muthodiey
Pee d ret ae inane ro Peaeibel mba as ae ES
The text appears garbled and unreadable with scattered letters and symbols. No coherent events or names are discernible to summarize into a factual news item.
Passengers Rescued After Danmark Wreck Delay
Cable from Lisbon reports passengers and crew of steamship Danmark landed at the Azores. Three hundred forty passengers remain on the steamer Missouri bound for Philadelphia, with rest to follow on the next steamer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Reson
New York
Danmark
Lisbon
Azores
Philadelphia
Excitement in London Over Danmark News Extras
London crowds gathered as extra editions announced the Danmark's passengers and crew were safe. Newspapers displayed bulletins outside offices and streets crowded with people seeking the latest dispatches.
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Lonpon
Danmark
Story of the Wreck Told Briefly by the Third Mate
Third mate Peter Rabsen recounts the Danmark disaster. Engines failed 800 miles from Newfoundland on April 4 and engineer Kaas was found dead in the engine room. The Missouri towed the Danmark to Azores, then to Philadelphia, with 100 aboard after cargo jettison.
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Kabsen
Missouri
Azores
Philadelphia
London
Lisbon
Engineer Dead as Danmark Suffered Engine Burst
Forty two crew and all passengers not taken to Philadelphia arrived aboard the steamship Acar in Ligoon. The Danmark's engineer died instantly when an engine pipe burst causing heavy damage and a broken shaft leaving the vessel helpless in heavy seas.
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Ligoon
Danmark
Philadelphia
Missouri
Acar
Steamer Danmark Passengers Reach Delaware Breakwater
A special from Philadelphia reports the steamer Danmark arriving at the Delaware breakwater with part of its passengers, as of 1:50 a m. on April 2.
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Prrnspega
Philadelphia
Uri
Danmark
Delaware
Disaster at Apia reported by Admiral Kimberly
Admiral Kimberly's report on the Apia harbor disaster in the Samoan islands notes many American and German sailors perished. The Trenton loss is attributed to hatchway pipes located on the berth deck, allowing waves to flood and extinguish fires. Vandalia and Trenton are ruined. Nipsic needs a tow to New South Wales. A court of inquiry is requested. Sailors from wrecked ships arrive in San Francisco aboard the Umatilla.
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Washington City
Kimberly
Apis Harbor
New South Walesa
Trenton
Umatilla
San Francisco
Satatley
G. Williams
Bootewain
Peter Olsen
Ly O'Donnell
Burke
E. “iLll
WY. Ki Bowen
W. Patterson
A. Steske
Boatewain
K. Chapek
A. Callatilo
H. Kacri
Ireland Campaign Draws Officials to Auctions on Estates
Ambiguous OCR notes indicate MPs and parliaments sending delegates to Donezal for estate auctions. A deputy, a photographer, and a turnout of two appear in the fragment, with no clear dates or names.
Sank Boat Reaches River Path, Rescue Noted
A fragmentary report describes a vessel reaching a river path in a rescue operation. Readable details specify a boat, a landing area, and involved authorities, with limited clarity on exact names or outcomes.
Disputed Staff Appointment and Guard Secret Revealed
Geo Hastings denied appointing Armes to the staff on Feb 27. Armes pursued explanations and met Governor Beaver after Hastings ordered him out of a room. Hastings later offered a special ride position. The defense described ejectment from parade by Giteon and Bourke and recounted the Riggs house affair. Judge Hubbell noted secret testimony about Col Swords and Col Cannaday.
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Geo
Hastings
Beaver
Ano
Arthes
Giteon
Bourke
Riggs House
Hubbell
Col. Swords
Col Cannaday
Armes
Enthusiastic Reception for Capt Morrell at Maritime Exchange
Capt Hamilton Morrell of the steamship Missouri received an ovation at Philadelphia's Maritime Exchange. He was presented with ivy from Westminster Abbey and a Humane Society gold medal, thanked the crowd, and said he merely did his duty. A subscription for Morrell and his crew began, reaching $700 in minutes.
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Maritime Exchange
Philadelphia
PurivauxLpain
Hamilton Morrell
Missouri
Westminster Abbey
London
Humane Society
Murrell
Missouri's Jettisoned Cargo Sparks Crew Support
In Battimorsz Maryland on April 24 Mr Baker a Missouri owner said the company will not charge for the cargo losses in the rescue of Danmark passengers. He praised Capt Murrell for aiding others and pledged to pay any bill if cargo must be discarded to save lives without hesitation.
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Missouri
Battimorsz
Danmark
Baker
Murrell
Danish captain and crew praise Misport officers after Danmark wreck
Capt Knudsen and three engineers arrive in London aboard City of New York from the wrecked Danmark. They praise Capt Murral and the Misport officers for their conduct and efforts during the incident.
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Knudsen
London
Danmark
City of New York
Murral
King Christian to Decorate Captain Murrell for Danmark Rescue
King Christian intends to bestow a decoration on Capt. Hamilton Murrell of the steamer Missouri for rescuing passengers and crew from the Danmark. The action honors his bravery and service during the incident.
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King Christian
Hamilton Murrell
Missouri
Pope Orders Washington University Legal Structure
The pope addressed American Catholic bishops stating the Washington University statutes receive papal approval. The plan grants degrees and doctorships in theology philosophy and canon law and names the Baltimore archbishop as supreme moderator. A faculty plan must be submitted to the papacy for approval and a school of ecclesiastical law is urged.
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BalTimore
Washington University
Cardinals of the
Propaganda
Apostolic See
Leddy Defeats Hogan After Brutal Nineteen Round Bout
Mike Leddy wins a grueling nineteen round fight against Patsy Hogan, carried from the ring due to injuries. Hogan suffers a broken left arm multiple teeth loss and ear damage. Leddy claims a $500 prize, while both men endure severe facial and body injuries.
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Brooxyn
Mike Leddy
Patsy Hogan
Leddy
Hogan
Outbreak Reported in Sanford Says Health Officials Respond
General Hamilton of the marine hospital bureau received a telegram from Dr. Daniels president of the state board of health noting a case has broken out in Sanford or that precautions to prevent spread have been taken.
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Florida
Washington City
Biwaten Dons Sleter Of The Ki See
Fragmentary text notes a maker or wearer and a location. Readable elements include Biwaten and Ki See with references to a carats context. The fragmentary wording limits clear facts about event date or person roles.
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Biwaten
Southern leaders say race issue must be trusted to states
Philadelphia Inquirer interviews with prominent southern figures reveal a near consensus that the race problem is the defining issue and that the South should handle its own affairs without federal interference. Leaders including Richardson, Lee, Buckner, Cooper, Mitler, Adams, Palmer, and Mauldin urge local control and minimal northern meddling.
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Samuel
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Inquirer
The
Inquirer
Golyve
Rchardson
South Carolina
Ukecera
Fitzhugh Lee
Virgina
Bucknor
Kentucky
Ste
A. J. Rugell
Public Instraction
Florida
Oscar H Cooper
Arkansas
W E Woodruff
Supreme Court of the United States
George Bf. Adams
Solomon Palmer
Alabama
South
Mauldin
South Olina
Massive Wisconsin fire wipes two towns in ruins
A blaze at the Meleynwinkle Woodenware company in Sate Milliom Wisconsin destroyed the mill sheds and stock and swept into twenty neighboring homes. Wind-driven embers caused the largest fire the town has seen, with losses around 150000 dollars and 60000 in insurance. Fire engines from Green Bay and De were delayed by shifting winds as the town suffered extensive damage.
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Green Bay
Oshkosh
Appleton
Araerit
Meghan
Death of a Little Girl and Fear of Her Uncle
A niño niece of Ohio state senator B M Hall named Mary Eatelle Saltzman fell from an interior state house dome area, about 200 feet above ground. She struck stone on descent and died, startling her mother and aunt as officials investigated the tragic accident.
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Conpusus
B. M. Hall
Ohio State Senate
Mary Eatelle Saltzman
Salineville
State House
Eric
Chaos in Vienna Car Strike Sparks Firefight and Wounding
A Vienna strike by tram-car workers led to continuous clashes between police troops and rioters. Dozens were wounded as mobs attacked soldiers with stones, attempted to burn a Hernals gun factory, and shops were looted. Police contained the mob after reinforcements arrived.
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iPhamberlain
Churchill
Edinburgh
Parnell
Vienna
Apri
Iols
Sol Berd
Hernals
Asa Matthews to Succeed Durham as Comptroller
Washington April 24 The Star reports Asa Matthews speaker of the Illinois legislature will fill Judge Durham's position as first comptroller. Friends of Representative John R Thomas were gloomy as this move was practically settled and Thomas had been favored for the post. The change also weakens Thomas by reducing his prospects to an auditorship.
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Asa Matthews
Durham
Washington Giry
Btar
Friends of
Dix
John R Thomas
Finois Legislatire
Thomas
Wealthy druggist dies by own action in Cleveland
In Cleveland Oljo April 2 Allen Lejt a druggist of Seville Ohio committed death by own action by taking morphine at the American house late Monday night. A woman is loosely connected to the incident. Langell, wealthy and popular in his native town, is mentioned as part of the background.
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Cleveland
Oljo
Allen Lejtsell
St of Seville
Ohio
Langell
New British Minister Pauncefote Arrives in Washington
Sir Julian Pauncefote the newly appointed British minister arrived in Washington City yesterday afternoon. He traveled with Henry Edwardes of the British legation and his private secretary and was driven to the legation prepared for his reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington City
Sir Julian Pauncefote
Henry Edwardes
Legation
Death of Elijah M. Haines Famed Illinois Lawyer and Speaker
Elijah M. Haines died at his Wallergan Illinois home at 6 this morning from paralysis. A noted lawyer and law author, he rose to prominence in 1885 when he was elected Speaker of the Illinois House amid a deadlock among independents. As speaker he allied with Democrats to block John A. Logan’s U.S. Senate bid.
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Moline
Wallergan
Elijah M. Haines
Union
P Cullar
Ilinois
House of Representatives
Jag
Haines
John A. Logan
United States
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