Eleven Lives Lost to Storm on Lake Superior
A two day storm on Lake Superior cost eleven lives and left ten shipwrecks. The wrecked ships include Mataafa, Crescent City, Edexborn, and Lafayette as likely total losses. The Elwood sank in Duluth harbor, Manila towed by Lafayette beached near Two Harbors, W. S. Ragland and Bransford sunk, while Mia fezta and Constitution are missing. Mine fire breaks out again in Shamokin Pennsylvania amid century old underground challenges.
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TWO KILLED BY TRAIN AT LANGHORNE STATION
A Reading Railway express at Langhorne near Philadelphia struck a group of four pedestrians, killing two and injuring two. Victims include Miss Mary Ambler and a middle aged man. injured are Miss Bessie Powell and Edward Palmer. Carrie Gaunt was unhurt. A track walker found the mangled man. The other survivors cannot confirm exact events.
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Mutinous Sailors Defeat Loyal Forces in Baltic Battle
Reports from St. Petersburg detail a violent mutiny near the emperor with mutineers firing on Sebastopol forts and city, sinking ships including the Otchakoff. Loyal forces including the Dnieper battle squadron fought back as batteries and regiments clashed, many dead and wounded reported.
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Vanderlip Advocates Pensions for Workers in Public Debate
Frank A. Vanderlip, vice president of National City Bank of New York and former U S Treasury secretary, supports pensions for workers. Born in Ulvers and raised on a farm, he ventured from a machine shop to reporting and financial editing before entering public life as private secretary to Lyman J. Gage.
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Mutineers Battle Naval Barracks Fire in Chonkin Dispatch
An official dispatch from Chonkin reports heavy fighting with mutineers at the Otchaket naval barracks. A mining vessel carrying 300 mines was sunk to prevent explosion. Lieutenant Schmidt escaped but was arrested later. Captain Stavotsinsky was wounded. many others are unaccounted for as the Otchaket burns and mutineers surrender.
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Explosions Trigger Fatalities and Injuries in Industrial Districts
Looting and injuries follow a metal plant blast near Burgler and a theft at Fenner & Near. Police report two dead in Wilkes-Barre and one injured elsewhere as burglars breach stores, empties safes, and flee with valuables in Chicago and Perth Amboy. A missing mining operator’s body is located in New York after a months long disappearance. Celia Tarbox, 15, is arrested in Biddeford for jewelry theft from a Perth Amboy employer. Local health board condemns food shipments as a body is found in transit to San Francisco.
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Meriwether Trial Nears End at Annapolis Courtmartial
Midshipman Kiner Meriwether Jr is nearing conclusion of a Navy court martial in Annapolis. Defense counsel pressed for a recess as summing up began with medical experts and testimony on Branch’s death after a fist fight. Public opinion leans toward acquitting Meriwether of manslaughter, while dismissal from the academy remains possible and a wider inquiry is anticipated.
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Train Wreck In Lehigh River Kills Two. Nine Hurt
A Jersey Central wreck near Stoney Creek above Penn Haven left two dead and nine injured as three day coaches and a Pullman plunged into the Lehigh river. Brakeman, with both arms broken, walked three miles to summon aid. wires are down and details remain scarce. Engineer Newman and Fireman Lubbert of Mauch Chunk are named among the dead or injured. the scene lies in a mountainous area along the Lehigh river with derailment blamed on track failure near the Central Railroad of New Jersey and Lehigh Valley lines.
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Virginia Ex Mayor’s heirs face 3000 cost burden
Four children of J Samuel McCue, former Charlottesville mayor hanged for murder, are to pay trial and execution costs totaling 2097.42. Governor Montague denied a remission, ruling the executive has no authority to remit costs though fines may be forgiven. The decision sets a potential legal precedent on remitting costs.
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Bank Robbers Get Two Thousand Dollars, Beard Brothers Suspected
A fragmentary item reports a bank robbery at Citizens Bank in an unidentified territory. Police sketch suspects are the Beard Brothers, with initial figures noting a $2,000 haul and possible ties to Shawne area markets. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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