Blizzard tolls reported in Nebraska blizzard deaths
Reports from February 10 describe multiple Nebraska fatalities from the blizzard. A Rushville wife of farmer Milton Cummings was found dead in her buggy. Eddie Chider and 11 year old Stevens Peters perished in a frozen corn field. G L Lessent near Chadron is believed buried under snow. Local search efforts continue for missing others amid harsh conditions.
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Indians at Congress discuss future plans and rations
A Sioux and Crow delegation met the Indian affairs commissioner in Washington to outline future policies. Talks covered the Sioux agreement, allotments, educational needs, civil versus military agents, and continued ration support, with emphasis on self sufficiency and better school facilities.
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Erie Curtailed Expenses Hit Railroad Shops
The Erie railroad cut shop hours from nine to eight and reduced force along the line. At East Buffalo thirty three machine shop workers and 168 car shop workers were laid off as part of expense curtailment. The move aims to lower costs. The Guildhall memorial to the czar seeking lenient Russian Jewish treatment was sent back to Lord Salisbury from St Petersburg without comment via Baron de Staal.
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Turmoil in Labor Talks Sparks New Strikes
In Tre Core region disputes flare as Strite Vult and Frick unionize while miners demand 16 percent wage gains and eight hour shifts. Drunken melee injures boss Snyder near Harris, and a Philadelphia line worker is killed near Elwyn Station. Crime, fires and shipyard delays thread through unions, theft and insurance stories as presses report many incidents across towns.
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The Markets: Quotation Summary From Exchanges
Market tone was firm with Philadelphia and New York exchanges showing strength. Readings and Western indices indicated firm levels, with some demand for Reading and Lehich Water. New York Produce Market reported varying prices, with soy and oats mixed, while beef and pork remained quiet and stable.
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Poignant Tale Of Four Americans In Siberian Mine
Captain Joseph W. Sturges of Boston recounts a three year Siberian mine sentence after a vessel seizure. He describes brutal guards, starvation rations, and a notorious escape by cutting through a corpse to pull two coal carts, ending with his release and hopeful word on two fellow survivors.
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Severe storm aftermath injures crews and reports deaths
The report details three deaths aboard the ship Mor ava linked to a harbor incident on the Yosdye during the storm. It also notes Ladwether at ges and other maritime casualties. The North German Lloyd steamer from Bremen faced the worst winter gale on June 29, injuring decks and bridges while the Ocean from Bremerhaven endured a hurricane-like onslaught for eighteen hours before escaping unscathed.
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Fun and Jollity in New Orleans Royal Pageant
A festive pageant in New Orleans features the steam boat Oliver Bierne meeting Rex and his royal retinue. A grand procession forms with fifteen Louisiana troop companies and visiting brigades to Canal Street, city hall, and the Grand Opera house for a levee. In parallel reports a child's death stirs police action in Enazjaera and a Vail murder trial advances in St. Louis. Weather notes and U.S. congressional activity follow with routine updates.
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Nuggets of News From The Nation
A jumbled 0f misread items notes several deaths fires shipwrecks and political actions. Reported events include Julius Howemin's sudden death in Grand Rapids at 59, a fatal ship collision near Cardiff to St Nazaire with many lives lost, and various labor and military updates.
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Miners Saved After Narrow Underground Deluge Rescue
A dramatic mine rescue in a Pennsylvania district tells of three trapped miners who survived 119 hours sealed in the Grand Tunnel by pumps and air as floodwater rose. Rescue crews used rafts and improvised timber to reach them, feed them nourishment, and haul them to safety amid wild village joy and praise for the rescuers. The piece also touches on related mine incidents and scientific notes on ocean depths and salt use.
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International Geographical Congress in Berne is planned
The next International Geographical Congress will meet in Berne from August 10 to 14. The Geographical Society of Berne will oversee arrangements, with city commemorations for Berne’s seventh centenary. Participants may use their own language. German English and Italian will be translated into French. Dr G L Carson of the Canadian Geological Survey reported to the Ottawa Field-Naturalists Club that unexpented areas in Canada total 954, square miles, within a Dominion area of 3,470,257 square miles, with over a quarter still unexplored.
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