Fogbound Collision Sinks Ailsa. La Bourgogne Quietly Rescues Crew
The British steamer Ailsa 290 feet long sank after a collision with the French La Bourgogne near New York in dense fog. Passengers and crew were rescued by the Harold tug and the La Bourgogne but accusations flew about cowardly conduct by the French crew. Postmaster George W. Pierce of Jamaica and others witness blame, with 14 named passengers listed among those aboard.
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New York
Ailsa
Atlas Line
la Bourgogne
Trans-Atlantique
Havre
Kingston
Jamaica
Narrows
Allsa
J. W. Morris
Welch
Wart V Hamilton
Cap Wai
Jiarold
Harold
Alisa
la Tourgogne
Allea
News oMer
Vien
USA
Morris
J. Weatherspooan
Lattourgogne
Allen
Cope Thin
Pasenfers
Spaniords
la Tour Bogne
George WH. Pierce
John P. Cantrell
Newark
Nod
Mr. Metjon
Cummings
Warold
New York Steamship Grounding Off Sandy Hook
The American Line steamship New York from Boston to Bowdoin Ham Tavard hit the harbor bottom midway between Sandy Hook Point and Staten Island. The ship settled in seven feet of mud, exposed to possible explosion, with all lights out. Forty passengers were aboard as the vessel stalled, then grounded again within the hour near the harbor mouth.
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New York
Qrat
Wtisatlantic
Stary
Shipes
Ute
Sandy Lowe Point
Staten Island
Bowthampion Tavard
Sbottom
No Choice You Frankfort Ballot Returns Mixed Support
In Frankfort Kentucky on February 29 the senator ballot showed varied support with Hunter's leader A. D. Jaimes backing Ailtor Sam Stone. Republicans backed many candidates while Democrats split their votes, reflecting a fractured field as Hunter plans to back Stone.
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Frankfort
Gotheler
Hunter
A. D. Jaimes
Ailtor
Sam Stone
Stone
Baldwins Close Season at Academy in Record Crowds
The Baldwins closed their season at the Academy before a very large audience. The engagement has been unusually successful and created broad discussion in the city. For a week, the Hard-Wins were on many tongues as the show drew strong attendance and active public chatter.
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Baldwins
Academy
United Charities reports week ending February 29 1n6
Report shows allowances of groceries and provisions totaling 84 for shipments of wood and coal. Contributions list multiple donors including An Unknown Friend five dollars and T 2 Wilcox twenty five dollars cash twenty, with others noted as Pinkerton OC AL Pied Widow Lady and Horace S S Pecil plus James M Jordan. A co partnership formed as F M Peed on to run ship chandlery and supply business at Water Street and Roanoke Avenue. Johnston China Co advertises sets at cost at Granby Street 83.
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United Charities
Pinkerton
AL Pied
Wilcox
Horace S&s. Pecil
James M. Jordan
F. M. Peedon
Water Street
Roanoke Avenue
Sean-Su
Diplomatic Trick or Public Pressure in Johannesburg
London reports debate over whether Jameson raid demonstrations were spontaneous public anger or government engineered provocations. Analysis notes cabinet tactics, media influence, and past covert actions to sway regard toward Britain’s Transvaal policy with mentions of Milne, Delagoa Bay, and potential German concessions.
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London
Dr. Jameson
Rathem
Transvaal
Africa
Dave ‘Vetdodt
Bow Street
Ps Wo
Ahan
Onice
Hagon Vas
East Africa
Jamesen
Milas
Emese
Delagouan
Britain
Mor
Conession
Cerman Subg
Cerin
Termitoridal Melode
Delton
Stemaw
Rifte
Swaxhlanes
Woo. Less
Butobe
Deligoes Bay
Tat Diter
ToerGennan
Em Mit
Portugal
Delagoa Bay
Great Britain
Cecil Rhodes
George J. Goschen
Admiralty
Lewes
William
Anan
Bismarck
Gagehom
Mr. Coschen
Wiliam
Religious Services Schedule Across Local Churches
The document lists weekly worship times and sermon topics for multiple churches. Centenary M E Church and Cumberland Street M E Church note morning and evening services with Holy Communion and Epworth League events. Queen Street M E Church South and Freemason Street churches announce sermons, morning subjects, and Sunday School. Baptist and Lutheran churches provide morning and evening preaching, with Epworth League meetings and specific sermon titles such as The Vale of Silene and The Repentants of Judas. Epworth and Freemason Street Church events include youth addresses and devotional meetings.
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Ttey
HM. Rawlings
Va. Wm
Epworth League
Cumberland Street
M. E
Queen Street
M. BE
South
J. W. Moore
A.m
J. Py Carland
Vale of Silene
Freemason Street
Cbrist
G. P. Rutledge
Alth
Paw Dt
Epworth M. B
Sergipen
Meg
W. H.W
Freemason Street Baptist
God
M. B. Wharton
Judas
Shenk
Lantheran Chore
Hoa. m
Tad Hvendig
Norpro And Western Railroad Reorganization Plan
A reorganization plan for the Norpro and Western railroad will be announced early next week. New securities include a stock split, a $50,000,000 mortgage, 725,000,000 in bonds, and common stock amounts. The old common and preferred stock will be replaced with paying $12.50 per share, with a 5 percent dividend for common and 6 percent for preferred. The plan is underwritten by a syndicate led by Brown, Shipley & Co. of London.
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Pln
Norpro and Western Railroad
Uwe DO
Messies Brown, Shipley & Co
Landon
Lease of Ocean View Estate Approved in County Court
The Ocean View Estate lease to Mr RB Thornton of New York was confirmed by the County Court yesterday. The owner will charge and collect rents for the season while a committee will examine the company accounts and assess any changes for the future. A plan may enable continuation of the previous company’s operations as the season approaches.
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Ocean View
RB. Or
Thornton
New York
Wis
Ehcape
Rome
Fractured Note on League Meeting and Harbor Fog
The State League of Oveter Taner Metal held a meeting yesterday afternoon to form a leadership committee amid defection rumors in the Oyster Dib organization. The group expected a raft of legislators to join and meets again in two weeks as fog delayed the Bay Line steamer Norfolk returning from Washington, with arrivals around the early morning hours.
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Organi
League
Bay Line
Norfolk
Wheelington
Washington
Wine Wells Island
Proas CV Meeting Proposes Reorganisation At Mareting
A special meeting at fopelock with a large turnout of TUT bers discussed reorganising the era on broader lines at the mannail Mareting. The event will be followed by a meeting tomorrow night at 6 o'clock to elect officers for the ensuing year.
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Norfolk and Portamouth
Pers Chub
Fopelock
Republicans in Seaton Discuss Richmond Chairmanship
The State Republican Executive Committee met in Seaton yesterday afternoon and, though none of the proceedings were released, members believed the gathering focused on the Richmond City chairman ship dispute and may take action.
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Republican Executive Committee
Hhcols
Richmond
Freight Trains Collision Delays Norfolk Western at Donne
A wreck on the Norfolk and Western at Donne West Virginia this morning left one locomotive and nine cars demolished. Fire followed the collision and several cars burned. Brakeman John Whiter was fatally injured and others sustained minor injuries. Heavy damage and major delays ensued.
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Trantington
W. Va
Donne
Norfolk and Western
John Whiter
Te Caren Cold Ad Offers Laxative Bromo Quinine
An old advertisement promotes Te Caren Cold tablets with a money back guarantee if not cured. The offer notes the price as 25 cents and mentions Johnston China Co at 34 Granby Street.
Maunin Bill Passes In Senate Amid Tax Debate
The session featured passage of a bill favored by Mr. Mushback Eloc Hon, with Norfolk officials and Richmond colleagues present. Debates centered on a special tax proposal for dealers in textiles in Norfolk County, votes on the Walton law, and competing measures urged by Walton and Cradidy supporters. The Senate and House discussed prison administration, veteran pensions, and a push for reform in the Deaf Dumb and Bind Institute, with political tensions rising around Richmond municipal affairs.
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Senate
Konitor Mushback
Ure
Mr. Geoke
Norfolk
Ilis Colleaguen
Richmond
Pele
Speeling
Bargains at R. A. Saunders 172 Milo Street
The store advertises remaining stock at deep discounts with worn and damaged goods described as remnants and bargain items. Dresses, skirts, curtains, hosiery, children's wear, and various fabrics mark down to a fraction of regular prices.
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Thouatvle
Wilke
Worth &E
R. A. Baunders
Milo Street
Death of K F Cofer at St Vincent s Hospital
Mr M F Cofer a well known young man died at St Vincent s hospital about midwatchs after an operation on Friday. He was a brother in law of Mr Simcoe of Russell Simeroe where he was employed. Funeral arrangements have not been completed.
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M. F. Cofer
St. Vincent's Hospital
Cofer W
Simcoe
Russell & Simeroe
Bandit Bargains at Weeek Wrights 106 Miln Street
During the Creat Unloading Sale at Weeek Wrights 106 Miln Street shoppers find deep discounts on dress goods ginghams silks and laces. Remnants and remnant embroideries fill one counter while big bargains in lace curtains chenille portieres lamps and drapery items draw crowd interest.
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Fide. Fc
Syenars
C. Wright's
Main Street
Congress Debates Lease of Arizona School Lands
The House, despite the President's veto, passed a bill authorizing leasing of Arizona school lands by a vote around 200 to 3B. Senate amendments to the army appropriation were disagreed to, sending the bill to conference. An order moved to incorporate a judiciary bill on United States Marshals and District Attorneys salaries into the appropriation bill to reduce costs, with debate noting past increases in marshal appropriations. The session adjourned after amendments and committee actions on the salaries bill.
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Mtr
Fishbirne
Committee On
Senate
Washingon
House
Committee On Judiciary
United States
Crisp
Bhan
Daniels
New Yorks
Elections Committee
Aldrich-Robbins
Alabama
Who
Bargain Sale Highlights At Kid Gloves And Silks
A fragmented sale page lists low prices on silks, gowns, and drapery fabrics at Main Street shop. Deals include 1,200 pairs of kid gloves, spreas, shirt waists, and skirts with special pricing, plus children’s hosiery and school socks.
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Ibn
Ren
Brillantine
Ipswich
Willie
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Atlas
Ani
VO Carachristi
Miehmona
Pierce
Lin OS Bard Lem
Johnston China CO
Granby Street
Jameson
Nompole and
Westein
Pratatty
Proas
Seaton
Tolle
Chat
Granby Atreet
Maupin
O'Ferrall
J. Woodhoure
Cmt
Prinsean Anne
Batten
Cubel
Iehmond
Cucbell
Monding
Mabin
Ean Bling
Loediy
Sandsenthoil Hop
Ma Meliwatne
Mabe Te
Murhinieh
Taekson
Warren
Ghd
Tie Eeeivet
Tie
Mae Amelena
Rene
Penthen
Joan of Wireeters
Saunders
Mir Diarwood
John Bell Bigger
Nowellian
Mir Stovall
Nashville
J. Thompson Brown
Nelson
West Virginia Debt Commission
J. Taylor Berry
Mr. Withers
Flanagan
John
L. Randolph
Killinst the Deaf, Dumb and Bind Institution
Democratic Party
Mehl
J. H. Harton
Barton
Mer. Turton
John A. Poythress
la Crosse
Salem
Maurehal
John R. Green
Ite
Jai
Flegenheimer
No. Ten
Wellford
W. H. Heveridge
George PY
Haw
Tim
Bonn of Visitors
R. A. Saundens
K. F. Cofer
Ireat Bargaina
Weeek—Wright
Miln Street
N.Y. D
Danls
Congress
U. S
Crue
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