Martinique Eruption Wipes St Pierre Amid Death Toll Soars
News from London and Guadeloupe report the Martinique eruption intensifying with St Pierre consumed by fire. Ships fear approaching the island while authorities rush relief. Surviving reports confirm mass casualties, with France pledging funds and aid as warships and supplies depart for Fort de France.
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London
Martinique
St. Pierre
St. Vincent
Thomas
Dominica
British West Indies
Pointe-a-Pitre
Goadaloupe
Roraima
Tamaya
Nantes
Maurice
Engsh
Suchet
Fort-de-France
Fort-de France
Guadaloupe
Pertakee
Paris
Guadeloupe
Colonial Office
M. L. Mouttet
Col. Gerbault
Gt. Pierre
Pointe A Pitre
Basseterre
Fort de France
Pastor King
Morne Rouge
Bordeaux
Minister of Marine
Pointe a’Pitre
Guadelloupe
St . Pierre
France
M.caillaux
Brest
M. Deerais
M. Decrais
Knight
Island of St. Vincent
Sir Frederick Mitchell Hodgson
Barbados
Robert B. Llewelyn
Windward Islands
Administrator Bell
Island of
St. Lucia
Martintane
Roddem
Campbell
Here
Admiral Sampson Dies in Washington After Illness
Rear Admiral William T. Sampson retired, dies at his Washington home after a cerebral hemorrhage. Born February 9, 1840 in Palmyra County, N Y, he rose from Annapolis cadet to command at the Naval Academy, the cruiser San Francisco, blockade duty in Cuba, and head of the academy. Remains laid to rest in Arlington amid full naval ceremony with high government and service representation.
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Washington
William T. Sampson
Sampson
Lieut. Cluverins
Admiral Sampson
Ralph
Harold Sampson
Dixon
Aito
Wiliam T. Sampson
Palmyra County
N. Y
Spain
Annapoli
Old Patapsco
Charleston
Naval Academy
Congress
Alert
San Francisco
North Atlantic
Cuba
Schley
Arlington Cemetery
United States Supreme Court
Peace Likely As South Africa War Wends Toward End
A cable from General Lucas Meyer in London says peace in South Africa is probable. Lord Salisbury argues government remains firm on peace terms. Secretary Root defends policy of retaliation and reconcentration in the Philippines. Oxford Union rejects Rhodes scholarships scheme as impracticable. NYU buys 7000-volume library from Berlin professor. Milwaukee brewers discuss raising beer prices by 49 cents per barrel.
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London
Lucas Meyer
Orange Free State Forces
South Africa
Lord Salisbury
Primrose League
Root
Congress
Washington
Philippines
Senate
Bell
Smith
Oxford
Oxford Union
Cecil Rhodes
Mr. Rhodes
Milwaukee
United States
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New Ulm Review
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Abh P. Rrdors
New Ulm
Sun
Newline
Sit
Mankato
Chicago
Sackato
Minneapolis
Winona
Tracy
Kato
Redfield
S.D
H. L. Bereher
C. Johiison
W. B. Kniskern
Gavant
Au Chicago
M.&st.l.a.r
North Sitam
St.Paul
Minneapolis & Sty
R. E. O'Keefe
Rudolphi
New Ulm, Minn
North and
Minnesota
Edmund W. Bayley
Olsen
New Um
Minn
Kou
W. G. Alwin
New USA
Ete & Somsen
Mius
P. L. A. Gebhardt
Schach-Ottomeyer Building
Fred W. Fritsche
Ofice
L. A. Fritsche
Brown Co. Bank
New U
L. Schoch
Pioneer Drug Store
Albert Pfaender
Attorney AT Law
Schoch-Ottomeyer
Unar
Mani
Ca, Hagberg
Masonic Slock
A, Heers
State Street
Ulm
Siebert Bros
Carpenters and
Washington and
6Th South St
SKEW
Mt. Pelee
Fenoce
New York
Pouyer Quertier
Senator Knight
Martini T
Morne-Rouge
Mont Pelee
Rome
E. H. Porcile
Brooklyn
Archibishop Cortigan
Sampson Des
City of
Levy
Panmil
Nervita
Zeliow
Nervita Medical Company
Eckson Streets
Chicago, Illinois
Eugene A. Pfefferle
Angelina
Ete
Jos A. Eckstaix
Pres
Eere Iann
Smith Premier
THE
Smith Premier Typewriter Coo
East 6Th ST
ST. Paul, Minn
Africa
New York University
Huebner
University of Berlin
Adama
Mr Ry Leas Fang
Wxen Frei Jal Prive Liste of Distiller
Sear, Sn
Esac Sree Tant Parae Rato
Michigan
Wisconsin
Ita Hares
Ontario
Island Walls Mines Company, Limited
Servsa
International Boundry
Island Falls
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