Man Drowns After Hudson River Fire Rescue Mystery Belt Wealth
Fragmentary 19th century notice describes a drowning during a river fire on the Hudson, naming a man recovered with a belt containing nearly $39 and a pastiche of medical claims about indigestion and vitality. The text promotes a “Shike” Digisive Vord product and claims cures through diet and a patent belt.
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Hudson River
Tomich
Saffarec
Baiadvice
Beter
Dusa
Mt. Lotinon
Beileves
Onze
P.eassnett
Tifal Botyxa
Greece Turko conflict risks widen as Greek coast blockade eyed
London dispatch reports King George may press a full blockade of the Greek coast signaling a potential war with Turkey. Powers debate whether to blockade and risk neutral ships while strategists plan troop divisions at Larissa and Tarin. Italian volunteers report bread shortages in Crete, while negotiations drift toward direct talks between Turkey and Greece under pressure from Europe.
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London
The
Times
Vienna
Gulf of Athens
George
Turkey
Larissa
Constantin
Tain
Exrhoine Heratria
AE Gorisirs
Times’ Athens
Smyrna
Salonika
Aegean
Athens
Greece
Europe
Creis
Vassos
Lombrici
Hitle
Crete
Salvation Oil Promoted as Superior Pain Cure
An advertisement extols Salvation Oil as a universal remedy for sprains bruises and pains. A Detroit reader Mrs Frank Juff praises its effectiveness noting an ankle sprain was cured and that she uses it for all pains bruises. The oil is priced at 25 cents and marketed as unbeatable by any other remedy.
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Frank Juff
Gratiot Ave
Detroit
Mich
Chandler Cyclone Death Toll Revised In Oklahoma Reports
Chandler Oklahoma April 2 after 69 hours search continues for injured and missing from the cyclone. Deaths numbered 14 in Chandler and three in nearby country. About 200 injured. relief teams from Oklahoma and other states aid the wrecked area. Colonel Mosby and other officials discuss Havana consul general prospects and possible judicial appointments. Rear Admiral Russell dies. Cuban resolutions revived in Senate. miners in Clearfield plan defenses against wage cuts. Dr Moore sentenced to four years. Delaney challenges Swallow. ex postmaster Vaughn jailed for shortage.
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Chandler
O.T
Althoveh
Oklahoma
Relief Committee
John Dawson
Edgards. Demoss
James Weedward
D. C. Johnson
Philip Johnson
Thomas Smith
Dr. Lee
Emma Rettenstein
Erma Dressinger
D. E. Johnson
John C. Kyle
Russell
Washington
John H. Russell
Frederick
Navy
Tater
Farragut
Mississippi
Vicorg
Senate
Morgan
Alabama
Cuba
United States
Mir. Allen
Nebraska
Ruis Rivera
Moore
Manchester
XN. H
Cc. Moore
Union Publishing Company
Derbyfield Savines Bank
New Hampshire Life Insurance Company
Tramps Sentenced to Ten Days Work in Altoona
Altoona is enforcing a city vagrancy ordinance. Three vagrants were sentenced by the mayor to ten days of work with ball and chain, tasked with preparing the old Goodwill engine house for occupancy by Altoona’s new fire department.
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Altoona
Goodwill
President McKinley nominating aides and diplomats
The president sent nominations for Andrew D. White ambassador to Italy and other embassies, and offered Colonel Fred Grant the position of assistant secretary of war which he contemplates declining. The White House also eyed Dr. W. W. Thomas as minister to Norway and Sweden and others for navigation and treasury posts, with confirmations by the Senate.
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Washington
Andrew D. White
Draper
Massachusetts
Ital
Chandler Hete
Maine
Rome
Samuel L. Garcey
Fuchan
China
Anson L. Johnson
Colorado
Anoy
Benjamin Butterworth
Ohio
Oliver J. Spaulding
Michigan
the Treasury
Willam L. Howell
New Jersey
The
Treasury
New York
Alger
White Eouse
Kinley
W. W. Thomas
Afaine
Norway
Sweden
Thomas
Harrison
Fohr M. Farquhar
Buffalo
Verecolese
University of Berlin
Germany
University of Michigan
General Draper
Old Key
Cincinnati
Olver I. Speuting
Congress
Treasury Department
Jeter
Sandwich Islands
General Spaulding
William Barberie Howell
Jersey
Howell
Folger
Imessenger
Internal Revenue Bureau
Customs Service
Columbian Law School of
Iss
Sident Arthur
Europe
Department of Industry and Commerce
Anson B. Johnson
Amoy
Charlemagne Tower
Austria-Hungary
William S. Shalienberger
Penrose A. McClain
Internal Revenue
Pennsylvania
Alexander M. Thackara
Havre
France
Army
Marine Corps
Farmers' trust organized with strict, scaled structure
A vast farmers' trust is forming led by Hon Jonas Stanberry in this region. The national body will include state and county boards, with plans to store and ship crop goods through county warehouses next year. The effort aims to limit production to members' needs and exclude market surplus.
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Toledo
Farmers’ Trust
Jonas Stanberry
Lancaster
Und
New Jersey
Agriculturists’ National Protective Association
Severe snowstorm cripples Laramie and Nebraska towns
A fierce blizzard traps Laramie Wyoming and shuts business and traffic across western Nebraska and surrounding areas. Wisconsin passes bill targeting poor selling as a penal offense. Duryea Zouaves founder George Duryea dies at 65 in New York. President Faure to be informed of czar visit. American Sugar Refining seeks to abandon its factors' agreement.
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Laramie
Wyo
Wisconsin
Faure
France
George Duryea
Duryea
New York
John E. Parsons
American Sugar Refining Company
Nebraska
Flood Relief Expands From Memphis to St Francis Country
Memphis reports flood relief reaching the St Francis River country as crevasses drain the delta waters. river levels fall above Greenville while St Francis basin floods threaten Helena and nearby rail lines face extensive washouts. relief efforts mobilize steamboats, with hundreds of thousands of sacks and vast lumber use, and a levee campaign costing 120,600 dollars employs ten thousand workers.
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Memphis
St. Francis
Mississippi
Greenville
Arkansas
Helena
Ark
Yazoo and
Mississippi Valley
Perthshire
Gunnison
Thesedale
Terrene
Phalin
Silverton
Dahumy
Strom
Benoit
Beulah
Wayside
Longwood
Refugee
Swiftwater
Decor
Australia
Greenvile
Wit
Dela
White River
St. Francis Basin
Crawles
Hiidge
Vicksburg
Shrevesport
Louisville and Nashville
Louisville, Chattanoose
St. Louis
Miss
New Jersey coast to become vast maritime rail center
A powerful era dicate plans to transform the New Jersey coast into a major maritime railroad hub. A sea wall from Liberty Island to Robbins Reef Light will create reclaimed land with mud flats dredged, piles and piers built, cement bottoms laid, and extensive wharves and warehouses leased to large railroads and steamship lines.
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New York
New Jersey
Liberty Island
Robbins Reef Light
Steamship Innes
Murderer Butler to be escorted on Mariposa to Sydney
A first class stateroom aboard the steamer Mariposa is turned into a prison cell for Murderer Butler. Three Australian detectives will guard him in the room during the voyage to Sydney, with a strong steel ring riveted to secure him if needed.
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Butler
Australia
San Francisco
Sydney
Baby Strangled to Death Read Across River Scene
Fragmentary report describes a baby found lifeless near a river and a security hunter’s rustling in the vicinity. It mentions a Spanish vessel and Cuban swat teams but lacks clear details on case, location, or individuals. Further specifics could not be learned.
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Dermuda
The Public Debt Shows Monthly Decrease in Cash
The monthly interment of the public debt reports a total of 1,003,362,200 dollars at month end after subtracting cash in the treasury. The decline of 633,254 dollars for the month is offset by a corresponding rise in cash on hand.
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Baltimore
Iserstore
Washington
Treasury
Octogenarian Burned to Death in Brush Fire
In Bauch Chunk Pennsylvania on April 2 Mrs. Burmhauser aged 83 years was burned to death yesterday after lighting a brush pile. Her clothing caught fire while adding more brush and she was unable to be rescued. Fire officials reported no further details.
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Meadville
Cambridge Springs
Wellman
Main Street
Derry
Union City
Charles Hayes
Bauch Chunk
Burmhauser
Preac Me Nem HN Ar MD Rt Et Set
Readable fragments indicate a medical or professional note. The text mentions Nem HN, Ar MD, and rt et set, suggesting a shorthand sequence or order. No complete action or outcome is clear. Further context is needed to identify persons, institutions, or dates and craft a precise summary.
Long Island Forest Fires Belt Forts Island District
Two large forest fires rage in Brookhaven township Long Island threatening hundreds of properties. Fire front covers from Patchogue near Great South Bay to Rock Point in the Sound and extends about 15 miles with a second blaze near Medford two miles southeast of the railway station.
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Forts Island
New York
Pert
Long Island
Brookhaven Township
Patchogue
Great South Bay
Rock Point
Sound
Medford
Arkansas Compromise Tornado Toll In Lincoln County
Special report from Lincoln county describes a cyclone that struck yesterday afternoon causing extensive property damage and multiple fatalities. Several buildings in the path were demolished and many injured. three deaths were reported on John C. Hendricks plantation. Roads blocked by fallen timber hinder communication.
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Arkansas
Little Rock
the Gazette
Lincoln County
John C. Hendricks
Market summary shows heavy losses across stocks and grains
Closing quotations from New York and Philadelphia exchanges reveal broad decline with heavy selling by bears. Commodities follow weak sentiment with flour, wheat, corn, oats and butter steady to lower while live stock markets show mixed or softer demand across cattle hogs and sheep.
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Philadelphia
New York
Apr
Toilay
Court of Prices
Bear
Co. & Ohio
Lehigh Valley
Tri Chesa
Ohio
J. Central
Hudson
Central
Pennsylvania
Erie
Reading
Lake Erie
Lehigh
General Markees
City Mills
Delaware
India
Westem
Iles Elgins
Tation Creamer
Iinz
New York Dairy
Tawa
Falisi
Pennsylvanis
Mac
Southern
Egais Northern
Rael
Exchange
East Liberty
Prime
Ohio Fed Western
MGR
Calveri
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Ernest J. Rnable,sr
Fames D. Mason
J. Wesley Guest
Zhuwst J. Rnabe, Jr
Wm. Kazce & So
Clinton P. Paalvee
Paine & McLaran
Rankerg
Thomas W. Fall
Willeus F. Jackson
Edward Baine
James D. Mason
Winslow Williams
P. Harvey
Whalesall Provisions
Med
Prithard
Wall
Baker Johnson
Monumental Savings and Loan Association
J. L. Massey
Carlin House
F. Dorsey Owens
Hamilton Lindsay
Treasor
Bolton
Jefferson, Ma
Devilbis
Libarty
Dowly
Baltimore Pike
Hew Market
Filice Nev
W. Patrick St
William A. Manseied
Binker
Ernest Helfenstein
West
Patrick Street
Wepaidawi
Aker Johnson
Frederics, MD
Tey
Mester Steamsiters
Columbia College
Trenton
Kelsey
George Wurts
O Fee
van Syckel
Supreme Court
Bir
Jay
Sos
Mosby
Perkins
California
Proctor
Vermont
John S. Afesby
Havana
Lee
William R. Day
Ruiz
Justice Field
McKenna
West Virginia
Goff
Clearfield
Wars and Means
Beech Creek
Delaney
Swallow
Harrisburg
Silas O. Swallow
Pennsylvania Methodist
Capitol
John C. Delaney
Joseph A. Vaughn
Duncansville
Graffius
Vaughn
TV Onewv
William Draper
Italy
Fred Grant
Police End Jail
Society For the Prevention of
Farmers' Trust
Beardsley
Hawaii
San Diego
Cal
Honolulu
Gustav Warmer
Newark
Barnum
Madison Square Garden
Warner
Chicago
Curriers
Sampson
Jacob N. Sampsor
Lenawee County
Anton Christensen
Ridgeway
Kansas City
C. MW. Barnes
Sickinley
Barnes
Guthrie
Guthrie Land Company
John Pott
Pott
Lacrosse
Wis
Mississippi Delta
Fen Dee
Lewisintare
Dover
Del
General Assembly
State Senate
House
Wimington
Mew Castle
Kent
Sussex
Garrison
Gummiere
Jersey City
O'Donnell
Alarder
Fairmont
Minn
Sturf
KelliEn
Kellihan
Sherburne
Uniom
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