Train Plunges Into Mudson River Trapping Sleeper Passengers
A passenger train carrying more than 200 people plunged into the Mudseon river at dawn after a wall collapse and wreckage, drowning many in a scene of chaos. Engineers and crew perished or survived. few eyewitnesses reported the catastrophe as救 reports tied to the wreck and lives lost.
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York Central
Avensis Carr
Carr
Dreeset
Ube
Nmi
New York
Anaat Thorman Achker
York
Sk. Tees
Paumwengers
Diana
Anita
Pishhil
Thiet Point
Woot Mhour
Tage
Cope
Niet
John Poyle
John Pomp King
Windson
Darth
Elurege
Evra
Fever Exacts Toll as Yellow Fever Worsens in City
Grim reports from New Orleans dated October describe a worsening fever outbreak with rising deaths and mounting cases. Officials note increased hospital strain, fear of spread, and ongoing investigations into transmission and public health measures.
Fragmented OCR summary of a Spanish American conflict fragment
Fragments describe military actions and political rhetoric. Mentions Marshal ilanon, General Weyler, and various forces in a contested theater. References to railways, settlers, and strategic paralysis amid a broader crisis.
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Mantri
Pollethead
Battle reports Nar Havana diplomatic clash sparks South American tensions
Fragmentary OCR from a Havana area dispatch details fighting with Nar Havana forces and mentions Spanish gunfire and foreign leaders. It references Major Sieneel Pyepde Veuaan and Adalf Jastifa as a lost leader, with scattered notes on casualties and ongoing combat near Santeri Splyr and Santa Chara. The piece appears as a chaotic war update with uncertain names and dates.
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Mavang
Ain
Lhsitengot
Ly Hous Velasiya
Heb Dts
Adebe Ale
Thesbody
Adalf Jastifa
Eyeaitta Topese
Madea Marnteo
Piajeia Pevittia
Rerttuoms
le Pweem Fee Coenen
Fragmented OCR Report on Vessel Losses and Inquiries
Readable fragments describe a maritime incident involving ADSAILAL MATTHEWS and a vessel named Windas or Windas Tools. The account mentions deaths, inquiries, and financial losses around 27000 of the Comat casther Chevtristi, with references to Norfork and Abehrs. A tanker IM. Colkner figures in the aftermath.
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Aly
Willey
Dieter Sora
IM. Colkner
Thlowbty
Rataway auditor risks, railway strike, and job losses
In a derailed report the candidate for general manager of the Main Central railway faces a heated vote. Spencer is named as successor after a chair meeting. The strike endures with widespread unemployment as workers resist a new price framework and feeder lines face closures.
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Rataway Auditor Riesions
Woekprogen
Spencer
Unclear Diplomatic Debate Over Spain and United States
A garbled report outlines a clash between the United States and Spain over maritime and diplomatic issues. It mentions the State Department, the White House, and Minister Woodland, with references to arbitration, naval actions, and potential responses. The text appears as a rough OCR fragment.
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Eki
Simin
United States
Aret
Sher Mo
Bon Whitey
Ds Sd
Woodland
Elpher
Mauleht
Vander
Wwe
Fieemtter
Mitteriogg
Uae
Ft Ds
CIA
Wwenns
Fiets
Suaaresa
Willie
Navy Department
State Department
Othe Byatt
Willy Bor
Sreto
Sugee
Wwe Aepeontes
Fae Diebhien
Phuridias
Madeata
Connectien
Worelen Agratra
Madrid
Depuy de Lemme
Woolford
Gnd
Spain
Abnerti
Congress
Vessels Stranded and Coastal Flooding Hit New Jersey Coast
A damaged OCR wire reports severe coastal flooding and shipwrecks along the New Jersey shore. Vessels driven aground near Delaware City and inland water routes blocked. rail lines and roads submerged. Rescue crews report multiple reefed crews and casualties, with heavy tide and beach erosion affecting Lewes and Millville areas.
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Guapo
Lower Jersey
Beniik
Ousineas
Dolrom Millville
Olly
Isle
West Jersey Railroad
Lewes
del Mae
Saran de Veta
Ty W
Amidei
Conder
Cottingham
Tad
Diattadelphia
Delmaware City
Ieee
Lee
Philodet
Gloucester
Miss
Drake
Thawers Reach
Spencer
Vieraeport
Storm Moves Through New York and Jersey Shore
A severe coastal storm battered New York and New Jersey on October 25. Strong winds from the coast to inland areas drove seawater inland near resort towns as gusts reached up to 85 miles per hour. Flooding and spray damaged shorelines and prompted warnings of dangerous conditions along beaches and promontories.
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New York
Jersey
Ayere
Stormy eel disaster washes shore and damages Ocean City
On the Eastern Shore near Ocean City Maryland a gale driving waves four feet high wrecked or badly damaged many structures including porches at Congress Hall Trimper's and the Eastern Shovedpotel. A two masted schooner sank after being driven against the bridge. The storm caused thousands of dollars in damage.
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Oceu City
Congress Hall
Canperts
Athintic
Moyer Cottnee
Athustt City
Achermaon
John Meher
Bolton Parson
Gramercy Viner
Moore Bros
Severe coastal storm and island life-saving station damaged
Cape Charles Virginia reports severe wind and rain. isolation cut, Chis Island life-saving station submerged and deserted as crew escaped. Prolonged telegraphic outage. Atlantic storms strike Athust City with record high tides. homes under construction toppled and wharves damaged. Washington postmaster appointment noted at Friends Mission Virginia. ad lines accompany.
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Cape Charles
Qet
Chis Island
Siebmieriedt Aml
Fitz Lees New Move in Virginia Politics
Richmond dispatch reports General Pitt Lee's potential residence shift to Lexington and the likelihood of James ALB being elected to the House of Delegates from Rockbridge. The piece notes party tensions, possible Speaker John B. Lady leadership, and a hot contest in the Virginia House with Owens and Hobson figures shaping the race.
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Richmond
Vva
Pitt Lee Hee Goington
Hiehmond
Lessin
Lexington
Daniel
Peg Lexlieston
Hankel
Lea
James Alb
Rockbridge
Gene
J. Sor
Shee
John JB
Hiv
Che Repwhileang
McCormick
Rockin Ghia
Hae
Ing
Jamaver
Lany
Letcher
Virginia
Boon
Owens
Je Hobson
Bbr
Wee Owen
Ob Jobson
John F. Ryan
Reedane of Econiuct
University
Paarey
Boya Hive
Ani
Sorene
Gem
Robert
Savas
Robert Ee
Wis
Wes Grace Episcopal Church
Dicton
Amith
Pendleton
Uhre
Ghureh
Prat
Grace
Smtaesante
Oae
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Yellow Jack
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de Meiheriti
Niles
Board of Peat
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Ferns Gener
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Union Vaelite Pearkonixation
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Security Treklees
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Reed
Havana
Adsailal Matthews
Ridport
Norfork
Alpheer
Abehbers
Folhaws
Florida
Gali
Storm
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Cmies
Cerean
Washington
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Friends ‘Mission
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Ennis
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Uulvere Ball
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