The Elbe Disaster Survivors Critique Ship S Track
Survivors detail caos and blame towards the vessel and crew after the Elbe sank off the English coast. They press for a full court inquiry while noting that life-saving orders favored women and children but failed as the ship listed. Witnesses describe chaotic boat dispatch and the rescue boat’s late departure amid heavy seas.
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Armed train robbery in Wilcox shocks Arizona
Reported bandits attempted a heist near Wilcox involving gas and explosives. Authorities pursue the gang led by Jim Yates and Grant Wheeler, with ties to a Mescalerodesperado figure and a Mexico link. Suspects fled toward the border as a valued shipment was stolen and a clue list names Woods and Taylor among others.
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Mexico
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Arizona
Oklahoma
Jim Yates
Grant Wheeler
Taylor
John Woods
Brutal Treatment of County Convicts in Georgia
A grand jury in Savannah reports a grim chain gang scene with 21 convicts disabled by freezing weather. Men forced to break ice in canals, work in freezing water, many shoeless, wrapped on beds, some losing toes. Hospitals full, system overhaul urged.
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Ward McAllister Dies Leader of New York Society
Ward McAllister a prominent New York society figure died after a four week illness at his home 16 West Thirty sixth Street attended by his wife daughter son and brother Rev Francis Marton McAllister. Born in Savannah Ga he rose as a lawyer and Newport social leader famed for organizing prominent picnics and for extensive wine knowledge. He had strong ties to the Astors Chanlers Hamers Crawford Amelie Reves and other notable families.
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Wel Halwel Captured and Chinese talks shift
Fragmented dispatches report Wel-Elal Wel captured by Chinese forces and surrounding forts, with diplomatic notes from Japan promising peace envoys to Hiroshima. The Philadelphia bribery inquiry widens as witnesses allege stock bribery to pass a telephony bill, while moonshine raids in Virginia mount a clash with North Carolina distillers. Minnesota's governor resigns. Lt. Gov. Clough sworn in.
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Fragmentary dispatch on political fallout and injuries
Partial notes report a political setback involving figures including Wilton and Amburgy, with John I and Land Tob MI Martin named. Mentions of a Washington and New Hampshire context and a serious wounding of Jack Collins amid intra party tensions. Further details are unreadable in the fragment.
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Government bond talks loom amid New York banking circle
Assistant Secretary Curtis met with leading European bankers including August Belmont and Rothschilds to discuss a possible government loan. Officials expect a bond issue around 100 million with a mix of home and abroad placement and likely 4 percent long-term notes. Curtis held secret talks with Belmont after the conference, stating no sale or purchase occurred and the department sought financing terms. In Colombia, a fierce battle near Bogota left hundreds dead as government forces, led by the president, moved to crush rebels and conscript Cartagena residents into service.
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Drayton WS Divorces Case Narrowly Defers Compromise
Lowenville New Jersey February L Alva Clark counsel for J Coleman Drayton stated no intention to compromise the divorce case against Mrs Drayton. No settlement offers except court actions will be listened to. The trial will proceed with steps taken to prevent delays.
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