Alger Welcome Provokes Huge Toledo Reception
Citizens crowded Toledo streets to greet General Alger on his arrival, with six coaches and 400 lawmakers, militia, and civil war veterans lining the route. A reception train, banners proclaiming There is only one Alger, and a reviewing stand drew applause as he passed through the campus and past old allies.
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Train wreck near Kelly Curve kills multiple aboard
Boone Iowa August 2 The dustmail on the Chicago and Northwestern left Chicago at ten last night and derailed at Kelly Curve east of the Des Moines river bridge. Engineer John Masterson Fiver Artur Sehrmidt a Boone postal clerk G Stone of Austin and J F Brien a Chicago postal clerk died. Several others injured as the engine and cars tumbled. the express car wrecked. the front truck flung 150 feet. Conductor and crew scouted the scene and reported the derailment under control.
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Farmer Gored in Bull Attack Near Pomeroy
Dirk Parmerson, a farmer near Pomeroy, was attacked twice by an enraged bull while in a pasture. He told his wife he was dying as the animal knocked her down. A neighbor fired two shotgun blasts, driving the bull away while Dirk lay severely injured and mangled.
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Governor Candler Appeals Georgia to End Violence
Gov. Candler, Atlanta, urges Georgians to unite to stop violence in the state. He calls for public support of courts and swift justice, aiming to restore peace and public safety across different regions.
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Colibri and Padghen Named in Tax Case in Boston
A transcriptioned notice lists Colibri, Aug. BeG. Wy Abieks, and Padghen of Boston facing a liberty suit over a tax bill. The document cites a six thousand dollar claim and references Dikeerson and Chie as related parties in the unsettled matter.
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Congeens Proceedings Across District Lines
The text references a medical or scientific proceeding within a district, noting participation by presidents and deans, with mentions of remedies, peace efforts, and national matters. It describes tensions and potential shifts in leadership affecting the United States, hinting at broader political or institutional actions and their aims.
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The readable parts show a jumble of words with no clear event, dates, or identifiable persons or organizations. Published text appears garbled, lacking coherent facts or context to summarize a specific news item.
Outlook Shows Strength Across Iron and Manufacturing Goods
Outlook is good for iron and steel and related industries with strong demand and firm prices. Western trade expands while lumber markets remain firm and export demand for corn rises on price shifts. London and New York markets show robust finance with notable failures easing and overall activity steady.
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The Florida Storm Hits Carrabelle and Surrounding Towns
Aug 5 dispatch reports a catastrophic Florida storm destroying Carrabelle Melntyre and Lanark, with nine remaining houses at Carrabelle. 800 families homeless, several killed or injured, rail line washed out, ships sunk, and extensive wreckage across Dog Island and St George’s. Rescue teams aid, a relief meeting planned, losses exceed one million dollars.
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Train Collision Kills Multiple in West District
A wreck near the rail line left two people dead and several injured as a wagon was struck by a train. Emergency responders reported the incident occurred when the wagon veered into the track area, with authorities noting the victims included a youth aged seventeen. Details on identities and origin were not fully confirmed.
Untitled Word Play From Early News Wire
Fragmented garbled text cites social themes and names in an unusual dialect. It mentions Maria Wor, Henry Worl, and a New York Press style note implying a gossip column or social column fragment from an urban paper.
Yellow fever traced to former soldiers home inmate
Traced to its source Waesbregton Aug 4 The marine hospital officials at Trumptost traced the former inmate of the soldiers home as the carrier of yellow fever. William Thomas arrived from Santiago July 2 last, developed chills and fever then left the home. He went to Columbus City Wash where he now remains. Officials say the disease’s spread is unlikely beyond the home and Phoebus while Hampton’s outbreak remains favorable.
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Peace conference results praised by Messenger
The Hague conference outcomes meet government expectations as armament suspensions are postponed pending clarification by states. A universal resolve favors tightening military burdens and advancing ways to regulate war customs and abolition of war. Mediation by a third power is now feasible without harming state sovereignty.
Pennsylvanians Return to Welcome Parade in San Francisco
Thousands line streets as Pennsylvanians march from transport Seastor to Presidio. Regimental battery leads the column followed by Nebraska and Utah troops. Gen Shatter reviews the parade while a Pennsylvanian committee greets returning heroes. Soldiers go into camp for several weeks before mustering out and returning home.
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Leap from Bridge Captures and Confessions Across City
A man leaped from the Shaeldyn bridge amid a rescue as bystanders and a ferryboat crew pulled him from the water and he was taken to hospital. He explained he jumped to please a child aboard a trolley car, not to die. Separately a Wisconsin man died at home after blowing off his head with dynamite in a tragic workplace accident.
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Rule of Cuba outlined in president's message
Washington July 01 report outlines President Mel Kinley's plan for Cuba's government. It discusses a chief justice appointment, de facto governance, and steps toward territorial status or statehood, with home rule features and military civilian posts. The message signals congressional consideration and potential constitutional adjustments.
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Root Takes the Oath as Secretary of War
Elihu Hoot Jon was sworn in as secretary of war at 10:45 Tuesday in the presence of Secre taries and military officers. Judge Cale administered the oath, Gen. Alger then presented the commission papers and urged loyalty to the United States. The guard included many army officers in uniform.
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Mother and two children die in Michigan crime tragedy
A Michigan mother, Emma Stevenson, aged three, and two other family members died after she poisoned them with morphine and then killed herself. The case appears to involve despair and family strain as the husband worked away in Chicago while the mother sought work and lived with relatives.
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General Hoorus K. Dawes Dies at 61 in Marietta
Gen Dawes father of Charles G Dawes comptroller of the currency died at midnight aged 61. He served from Civil War captain to brevet brigadier general, fought in 20 battles, wounded, and was the only officer in his regiment to survive. He served one term in Congress 1850 52 and declined a ministry to Persia.
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Turbulent Shipping Reports and War Time Anecdotes
A jumble of wartime and dispatch snippets references steamer routes and incidents from Alaska to Yukon, noting a blaze with $5000 losses and incendiary suspicions. Mentions Minneapolis shipments, factory orders, and growing transport strain as military and commercial upheaval unfolds across distant ports and rivers.
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