Week in Review: Happenings From The Telegraph Columns
Recap of diverse items including Rivera's resignation as secretary of agriculture in Ou bs, coal price rise unseen in 14 years, Alaska land settlement prospects, interior secretary nominee Webster Davis out of politics, Kentucky governor denial of grand jury flight, Massachusetts Democrats hotel costs, Turkish sultan described as honest, North Star ship flotation after grounding, Ha waii Pearl Harbor neglect noted, US naval renewal debate, May Day parade in New York, circus elephant death, Boxers attacks near Paro Ting Fo, Walla Walla business hours pact, Rocas del Toro capture and Colombia threat, Panama neutrality, Captain Bolten suicide on Fox Island, Colombia revolution spread, Benjamin Northrup dead, flood losses, Manila pest issues, Beecher death, plague efforts in Sydney, Manitoba fires, Balmain mine deaths, Colombo miner murder case, Colson acquitted, Cuban treasury receipts, Victoria naval review, Archivos imprisonment case.
Lanon Rebels Fall in Two Days amid War News
Reports show Lason rebels suffered 333 killed in two days as broader war news recounts Army losses and political shifts. Oregon wool growers urged to demand 20 cents a pound for their product amid wartime cost pressures.
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Lason
Oregon
Devastating Hull Ottawa Fire Leaves Thousands Homeless
A destructive blaze from Hull to Ottawa, fanned by a 60 mph gale, destroyed five square miles, 2500 buildings, and left between 12 000 and 15 000 people homeless. Major losses hit mills, pulp piles, and city institutions, with Ottawa and Hull suffering near total devastation by midnight.
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Ottawa
Hull
Humber
Ottawa Rver
Chaudhera Falls
Main Street
Eddy
Bridge Street
Eddy Paper
Mackay Milling Company
Victoria Island
Victoria
Chandier
Ottawa Electric Company
Victoria Foundry
Hames
Canadian Pacific Railway
Ottawa Carhiste
Richmond Rad
Hochesterville
Hintonber
Mechanicsville
Hall
Roosevelt Banquet Backing Roosevelt for 1904 Presidency
The Marquette club in Chicago honored Theodore Roosevelt with a 1904 presidential pledge at a banquet attended by about 200 members. Roosevelt, who spoke briefly before leaving, asserted loyalty to his gubernatorial post and criticized passive political duty while praising high ideals.
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State Department
Washington
Rita L. Ruiz
Ricardo Ruiz
Coanabacao
Cunha
Mercedes
Evangeline
Ricardlito
Kita
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Theodore Roosevelt
New York
Marquette Club
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Frank Lowden
William McKinley
White House
United States
Ilo
Admiral Dewey
de Wey
Laurence Marques
Standani
Newa
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Keddersburg
DeWet
McWhionie
McWhinnie
Neddersburg
Samas Pont
de Wet
Sannaa
Kuo Burghera
Leetween
Severe storm floods cause city damage and evacuations
Reports describe heavy rainfall, rising rivers and damaged streets around the city including the Brazos and Colorado drainage areas. Residents fear flash floods as bridges and buildings face water levels and authorities issue warnings and alerts.
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Barron's
Unclear 1900s Chinese War Era Report Shrouded
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a period of widespread naval activity and tension near Yokohama with references to China, Western powers, and a concerted effort shaping policy. The text is garbled and lacks concrete dates, figures, or identifiable names.
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Yokohama
China
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