Eight Lives Lost in Georgia Turret Powder Explosion
A catastrophic incident aboard the battleship Georgia near Boston Harbor killed eight sailors and wounded many others during target practice. An ignition of loaded powder in the forward turret sparked a deadly flash as crew attempted to retreat, with Lieutenant Goodrich dying from injuries and several men severely burned.
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Boston
Georghe
Bhoston Harber
Cape Cod
Charlestassu
Georgea
New Eigland
Nbapete
Parustatee
Cape
Cod Bay
Rome
Abner
Settinea
Turer
Mier Ns
Heartites
Pccident
Phetid
Goodtich
G. Hincrathen
South Frantineham
Mass
Woodhera
Newport Foot Wal Ham Fo Pate
Hrook- Isa
George Ho Minder
Brooklyn Atoms
Charles 1 Rael
Ordincesse Emign
Eteho
Elan
Seorehedd
Taaias
Geoodioeis
Secaman
Malecek
Togo
Quirckix
Goodrich
Mabeeck
Geeorgia
Georgia
Henry McCrea
Indiana
Vice President Refuses to Testify in San Francisco Case
Emile J Ziminer, vp of Pacific States Telephone, refused to be sworn in the Louis Glass case and was sentenced to five days imprisonment for contempt of court. The Chicago wheat market fell two cents on favorable Northwest crop conditions.
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San Francisco
Emile J Ziminer
Pacific States Telephone Company
Louis Glass
Chicago
Northwest
Louisiana Venicemen Object to Trial in Lamta Murder Case
A jury for the Lamta murder case against three men and a woman was completed after several veniremen objected to Hahnville duty. The panel included planters and a diverse local group. The trial opened at Taelock with careful juror selection to avoid bias, including objections to a dog on verdict and concerns over high profile Italian blackmail links.
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Hahnville
Dittle
Walter Lam Ta
Caipiasco
dTaelock
Perjury Charges Echo in Haywood Case Proceedings
In Boise and Denver reports, two defense witnesses Aller and McGee are jailed on perjury accusations tied to the Haywood case. Barry Orchard testifies amid cross examinations about family ties and alleged conspiracies as prosecutors press for the truth.
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Boise
Idaho
OW Alber
Sperky
Florence & Cripple Creek
River flood devastates Western Germany and surrounding areas
The article reports heavy rainfall causing rivers to overflow their banks across Vesbest and Chevtamy regions, washing out roads and bridges and destroying crops, homes, and outbuildings. It notes incidents near White Tail and Qeeschtiaadet, with rail and communication disruptions and at least fifty casualties estimated in western Germany.
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Germany
Port Arthur Jude in The ake Superior Train Delay
Port Arthur scene reports a lake Superior rail disruption when a derailment or blockage halted operations. A maintenance crew worked for about two hours to clear tracks and allow trains to resume service.
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Port Arthur
Jude
Cuneta
Raircond
Dieths
Kidney Health and Reform Referendum Debate Mentioned
Fragmentary notes discuss reforms and letters about kidney issues and excessive drinking. Mentions Foley's Kidney Cure sale in Toledo and a July 16 report noting Thomas J. Clarke of Chicago injured in the Glidden automobile tour and dying after a ditching incident in Bryan referenced in the same piece.
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Toledo
Thomas J. Clarke
Chicapo
Bryan
In Indiana Martin Doyle Charged With Kidnapping Niece
The report from Anderson Indiana states Martin Doyle, aged about thirty, is accused of kidnapping his niece Lydia Huff, age six, in the city of Fighersburg. Doyle has been sequestered pending further action.
Electric Hitters Promised To Cure Back and Kidney Ailment
Becomes a testimonial from JWR Blankenship of Beck Tennessee praising Electric Hitters as a certain cure for back and kidney trouble. Claims relief after the first battle and complete cure after several bottles with a recommendation. Sold under guarantee at UO D Knoefel's drug store. Price 50c.
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J WR. Blankenship
Beck
Tenn
Towan
UO. D. Knoefel
Glidden Tourists Return From Chicago Reach Indiana
Glidden tourists arrive in South Bend Indiana amid heavy rain on the return from Chicago then depart for Indianapolis the following day continuing the tour through Indiana en route home.
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Indiana
South Bend
Ind
Chicago
Indianapolis
Last Day of Convention in Seattle Delegates Meet
On the final convention day in Seattle July 16 general church services and a brief Endeavor school of methods session occupied Christian Endeavor delegates.
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Seattle
Endeavor School of Methods
Christian Endeavor
Duel Ends in Death After Brawl Near New Haven Church
Reported deadly duel culminates near Loaysdon church south of New Haven where Spencer and Thollopson confronted each other over a dispute. Spencer fatally wounded Thollopson by slashing his throat. witnesses say Spencer then killed himself. Injured others were taken to waters City for medical care. Five other unrelated items note train wrecks and sports standings in cities including Mount Vernon Indiana and Chicago.
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Leavenworth
Ivan
Chicago
Thalys
Whateas City
North Western
Bethel
Almeloek
Forte
Eve Cal
Waters City
Mount Vernon
Spencer
Ped
Wiliam
New Piaven
Thollopsonm
Phe
Purdue Professor Goss Named Dean at Illinois College
Professor WORM Goss of Purdue University accepts the post as dean of the engineering college at the University of Illinois. The announcement comes from university officials and names Goss as leader of Illinois engineering.
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University of
San Francisco Judge Danne Sets July Day for Schmitz Case
Quoted fragment reports Judge Danne fixing a July date to settle the Bill of Exceptions in the Schmitz case. The text also contains an anecdotal testimonial about Dr King’s New Discovery curing a lengthy lung illness, with a promotional line from Kopeful’s drug store offering 50c and 1.00 products and a trial bottle.
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San Francisco
Danne
Schmitz
Floyd
Krerebaw
Dr. King
Kopeful
Thrashing Noduishel Sparks Faners Turmoil
Network posts describe tense thrash event with fans and officials reacting to noduishel clashes. Details are fragmented but indicate disorder and calls for improved security at future gatherings.
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Ter
Agreement Efforts Amid Industry Tensions Across Illinois Mines
The piece outlines disputes between miners and operators over terms of a potential wage or working condition settlement. It mentions a state convention and leaders including President Vantibjorn, with calls to support roof safety measures and other unresolved questions. The text also reports fatalities and accidents in Ohio River area communities, including Curtis Muelehi, a 15 year old drowned while sunbathing at Rockport, and Israel Macklin, 11, fatally kicked by a horse near Geneva.
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Terie Phaate
Vantibjorn
Tell City
Judy
Curtis Muelehi
Ohio
Rockport
Muelehio
Portland
Israel Macklin
Mes Lenis Macklin
Geneva
Chue
Burial of Peter Fillion Brings Bedford to Standstill
The funeral for Peter Fillion of Bedford drew one of the city’s largest attendances and halted business during the burial hour, reflecting the high regard in which he was held.
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Peter Fillion
Pbedford
Vondia
Tragic boating accident near Wabash claims teen
Fifteen year old Albere Cuppa fell from a boat on the river near Wabash Indiana and drowned before companions could help. The incident occurred July 16 as the group rode the river. Police and rescuers were notified but he did not survive.
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Wabash
Ind
Albere Cuppa
O Neal Former Congressman Dies In Washington
John O Neal twice elected to Congress from the Second district and a leading member of the Daviess county bar dies at his home in Washington Indiana.
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Washington
Ind
John O'Neal
Daviess
Fragmented OCR tale on street incident in New York
A garbled OCR passage describes a police or public safety scene with a sergeant and a target person, mentioning a street, a home, a restraint, and unclear details about a chase or investigation in New York. Names, dates, and outcomes are unreadable.
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Roverstibe New Yorkl
Sergestit
Early arithmetic and education notes in old ledger
Fragmentary narrative recounts early arithmetic teaching, notable names, and local figures. The text references schools, teachers, and community figures like Blatter and Quixote, with scattered mentions of math problems, stores, and daily life. The piece preserves a period voice with many garbled names and phrases.
Old Papers for Sale at this Office
Classified notice offering old newspapers for sale at a rate of 10 cents per 100 pages. Small ads indicate bulk bundles available from the office for readers collecting archival issues.
Roosevelt halts public school reform and hints at resignation
A terse telegram reports President Roosevelt pausing public school reforms and signaling possible resignation as other items note police shake ups, wartime tensions, and legal actions. The fragment mentions parliamentary moves, battleship Georgia contracts, and labor federation activity amid a tense political scene.
Naval Officer Who Ordered Harriman’s Arrest at Boat Race
Lieutenant Roscoe Carlyle ordered the arrest of ELH at the Harvard boat race. He is praised as a top mustered officer, a Naval Academy graduate, with ten years at sea and extensive duty in the service.
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Harriman
Roscoe Carlyle
Elh
Pan
Yade
Harvard
Secunger
Naval
Aca
Dapta Wualuder
Roosevelt era yacht taken for presidential use noted
The report cites a government yacht, Sytp&, placed at the disposal of the president and used by Roosevelt era officials, described amid varied grain and live stock updates from Indianapolis, Cincinnati, Chicago, New York, East Buffalo, Toledo markets with price ranges for wheat corn oats cattle hogs sheep and lambs.
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Pils Dutees
Astadle
Roosevelt
Pow
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Chicago
New York
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New Albany Mfg. Co
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N. E. Cor. State and Market
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East Main Street
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State Street
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Agead Checatheonets Association
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Bob Sable
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Weber
Western Federation of Miners
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Denver
William Drewallay
Beeris
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Uncle Sam
van Phanes
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Foley's
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Paliat A.c. Co
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National Foeague
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Prof. Goss
Curetor Bang Trouble
John H. O'Neil
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Dave Lee
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Varment Workers
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Wclonai Federation of Ravelers
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East Buffalo
Teledo
C. Dee
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