Quest Lit Loses 6456.00 aemer Ruler et Hawaii Denied
Hawaii queen Mey May 19 libelant seeks to rejoin commerce commission challenging new sleeping berth rates set by the commission. The Pushman company asks for a federal court injunction to block enforcement. The hearing is slated for May 26. River steamer Uncle Sam collided with a sand barge on the Missouri River May 19. One hundred fifty passengers, twenty five women, were killed or injured as the steamer took on water and sank near the shore after the barge pinned a hole in its hull.
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Hawaii
Icland
Carhmerce Commission - Chiesiggs
Putlman company
United States
fox
commission
Judz Grorscup
Kanvag
City
Sam
Missouri river
hind harrow
cataipes strom
Pinioned Worker Rescued After 90-Ton Engine Collapse
In Trenton New Jersey on May 19 Thomas King a Philadelphia Reading Railway crane handler was pinned under a overturned engine for over two hours. Doctors and a priest administered last rites as Rescue crews used ground digging and a searchlight to reach him. King suffered painful burns and injuries while being freed. another worker Thomas McMurray was crushed under the engine but pulled free.
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N.J
Thomas King
Philadelphia
Reading’ réiWay
ralben
King
Raymond Seibert
Father Haney
Rt. Joseph's church
Selbert
hed
rencue
McKlilay hospital
Mies Terry
Mink Provent
Thomas McMurray
Bulbert
torres
Richmond abolitionist W. Johnson dies at 91
W. Johnson of Fountain City Indiana, a friend and co worker of Harriet Stowe, died at his home. He was ninety one and lived during the slavery era assisting Eliza Garris of Uncle Tom's Cabin fame to escape via the Underground Railroad and giving Mrs Stowe the facts for her story.
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Richmond
ind
John Wright
Jacveot
Harriet Heather Stowe
hin
Fountain City
axs
Johnson
Elian Garris
Underground Railroad
M.s. Stove
Cow Killed by Live Wire and Fatal Injuries
A cow struck by a dangling electric light wire near Strate town, Pennsylvania, fatally injuring the animal and its young driver. C Hipster, fourteen, and John Graeff, eighteen, were badly hurt. the incident occurred May 19. Roosevelt accepts Rough Riders invitation to a New York luncheon on June 23. reception noted in New York.
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C. Hipster
kied
John Graeff
Rough Riders
New, York
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt Rough Riders’ association
New York
Coro
Roosevelt
Refusal over church memorial window debate
A Georgetown Dol parish committee rejected a memorial window bearing Masonic Red Man and other emblems for a new Methodist Protestant church. Green, a leading member who financed part of the $35 window, offered a refund but instead donated to the building fund after the committee objected. Reverend Perry, a Mason, is not believed to be involved.
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Georgetown
Dol
Winslown
seicret
detion
Masonic order
Coffee middlemen rake profits says witness
New York coffee merchant Herman Blotchen testified before the house investigating committee that middlemen gain high profits on coffee. He cited a 16, 7 cent tariff relation with Germany and claimed the US tariff stance affects pricing. The witness claimed prices and roasting costs drive the consumer price up to about 25 cents per pound.
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Washington
Herman Blotchen
New York
tinsporter
house
wubatdy
thin
Germany
United States
Mr. Steichen
Lopeworth
han Ayeragdd
cerita
condamer
pountt and
ipward
Roosevelt Strained Throat Worsens Amid London Visit
President Theodore Roosevelt's throat trouble deepens during his stay in London as official duties for the funeral proceed. He maintains social duties, signs visitors within royal circles, and plans visits to see Rowland Ward's African trophies and Captain Holland's rifles with Kermit Roosevelt accompanying.
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London
spadalia
wai
Connaught
thie
Roosevelt
Denmark
Copenhagen
Roonevelt
frend
Seth
Bullock
R. J. Cunningham
Cunningham
Kermit
Rowland Ward
Ward
Mr.Holland
Tragic River Crossing Drowns 47 Workmen
A boat carrying ninety four laborers across the Onaiper River near Alexandrovsky, Russia, capsized and drowned forty seven workers due to overloading and strong current. In Annapolis a midshipman’s memory is honored with a trophy engraving for athletic promotion during the year. Peru signals acceptance of mediation by the United States and Brazil in the Peru Ecuador boundary dispute, a cabinet decision reported from Lima.
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Alexandrovsky
Russia
Peru
Lima
Per
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hans
United, States
Brazil
Pero
Eecuador
vrorke
wer
Comet Tail Awe Grips Philadelphia Crowds in May Night
In Philadelphia on May 19 crowds gathered as Halley’s Comet passed, with motormen and residents reporting eerie skies and drifting cloud veils. Anxious observers tracked electrical and magnetic variations, while scientists and officers logged the event for posterity.
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abe
Phileddl
coul
Avery
housg
oater
Wan
Joolgeut
Salvation services held for colored people in Kentucky
Fragmentary article notes an event in Kentucky related to colored persons and salvation. It mentions night services and a Pry location with references to Stanford and Beoreg, but the text is garbled and leaves many details unclear.
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Kentucky
Stanford
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