Wreck of Interoceanic Train Kills and Injures Dozens
A wreck on the Interoceanic railway near Tomatán and Tenango leaves sixty five dead and forty injured. A wrecking train arrives with doctors and survivors. the disaster scene described as horrific with many injured and four women among the severely hurt. All passengers aboard the ten car train are reported as pilgrims from America, mostly Mexican. The engineer and conductor reportedly fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morsico
Alfred Dray
Francis Crosson
Ameeameea
Tomamatia
Tenango
Unreadable OCR Summary Card
No coherent facts readable. Fragmentary text mentions names, numbers, places, and possible entities but lacks complete sentences or context to form a proper news item.
Retirement plans and promised promotions spark retirement push
A group of officials and managers discuss retirement incentives and promotions to large vacancies. Persons named Thomas Ola and Dilpudier are noted as serving in local roles while plans to entice others with new positions are described in relation to a Merete rated project.
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Poe
Upemake
Atemytis
Piersstufil
Thomas I.olano
Dilpudier Feneral
Heey Servis
Unclear historic ceremony marks a coastal event
An undated fragment describes a ceremonial event at a California or coastal site with references to Steeriea, Deis bay, and a commemorative pillar or statue. Names like Sinhop Nichols and George OY are mentioned alongside a large stone monument rising above the sea, with measurements of eight feet and seven feet high, evoking a commemorative display.
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Laryres
Steriea
Deis Bay
Charigen
Uae
Nichols
California
Cris
Bates
Pawnshop Trade Figures Highlight City and Country Roles
The report notes panis and london dominate pawnbroking activity with Paris city authority supervising it. It cites 3540 watches pawned yearly in Paris and about 2 million pounds recovered to owners. In London pawnbrokers handle over a billion visits annually about 40 per day. It adds that many items are proceeds of robbery or piracy and a portion are restored to owners.
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Panis
London
Paris
Namenicipality
Iite
Mgk
Pawsbroker
Firemen Rally Coast Guard In Narrow Rescue
In a tense morning scene at the port, responders battled a blaze as armed units arrived to secure the area. The firemen and their commanding officers coordinated a measured attack, ending with all civilians evacuated and the flames under control without further casualties.
Fragmentary OCR Note on Royal Sequences and Events
Readable fragments describe a prince and noble figures in a courtly setting. The text mentions a king or prince moving between rooms and a potential audience with a ruler, with unclear dates or places.
Soowweeterm at Petersburg Wa
Fragmentary legible text describes a weather event at Petersburg Washington with mention of a death and a storm related incident. The surviving lines reference snow and rain and a late afternoon or evening period with intertwined weather conditions.
Robbery Report From West Virginia Details Burglary
Fragmentary OCR note describes a Saturday burglary in West Virginia. The thieves pried open a safe and stole cash. The damaged text mentions dollars and a safe and lists a few unreadable names or places.
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W.va
Virginia
Piusen
Senate endorses war secretary aid for Louisville medal event
The house senate approved a joint resolution authorizing the secretary of war to furnish twenty ninth National encampment medals to be distributed at Louisville in September as souvenirs for the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isui
Hous Senate
Secretary of War
Louisville
Admiral Hornby Dies of Pneumonia at Home
Sir Oy Admiral Hornby dies Sunday at Lordingtom from pneumonia linked to illness. The death marks a somber note in a long naval career, with details limited to the official notice in this edition.
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Hornby
Poosgax
Sir Oy
Pioonms Hornhy
Lordingtom
Provisional Ship Budget Revisions Approved
The bill proposes striking twelve torpedo boats and inserting six light-draught combat barges with about 1 000 tons displacement at 230 000 dollars. The main appropriation bill was prepared without division.
Fire Devastates Toren Neighborhood Early Sunday
A blaze in Simpson's, near Mima and Queen streets, caused extensive damage in Toren on March 4. The fire destroyed at least one building and threatened several blocks, but no lives were reported lost. Authorities pursued an estimated loss of 1,000 dollars before containment.
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Toren
Homonte
Sunda
Simpson's Sty
Queen
Local headlines unreadable note references unclear events
Fragmentary OCR text shows names and stray words. no clear event or date is discernible. Readers should consult the original page for readable context and proper details.
Fragmented OCR note yields unclear event
Irregular text fragment mentions eight dons and unclear names and places. Reading is limited. no definite event, date, or organization discernible.
Hens Tom Off North Carolina Delegation
Within two hours after the event Sir Hanscomlaf North Carolina ceased to represent that state as a minister to Mexico. The ceremony took place in the room of the assistant to the senator. he had secretary ubi, at 2 o'clock.
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Wls Hens Tom
Sir
Hanscomlaf
North Carolina
Mexico
Ubi
Parlisie Plans Kentucky Trip Amid Cabinet Matters
A fragmented note indicates Parlisie will not back the president. He may travel home to Kentucky to consult a brother about important governmental matters. A secretary is referenced with a March date.
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Washin
Parlisie
Kentucky
Johns Hopkins Pot Social Clash Ends in Chaos
Juniors at Johns Hopkins university tried to hold a pot social on March 5 but were opposed by freshmen. A free fight followed with many injuries including swollen heads and black eyes. Freshman Thomas Williams was knocked insensible.
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Bacrimons
Johns Hopkins University
Thomas Willams
Everett salutes death of congress with 100 guns
In Everett Washington on March 5 the city celebrated the death of congress by firing one hundred salutes to honor the event.
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Everett
Wash
Puget Sound
Congress
Sunday Session Finishes Work on Prohibition Era Appropriation
A Sunday session in the Senate concluded the appropriation for the Hawaii administration. Conferees and leaders debated the bill to fund the Pacific territory’s government, with key figures including Senator and House participants steering the final language.
Magnificent Wedding of Miss Anna Gould and Count de Castellane
Miss Anna Gould, daughter of the late Jay Gould, wed Count Paul Ernest de Castellane at her brother George J Gould’s residence in New York. Archbishop Corrigan presided as Rosa Sucher sang Ave Maria while the ceremony was witnessed by relatives and intimate friends. The bride did not renounce her religious faith, and the groom received the sister’s hand from Mr. Gould to seal the vows.
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New York
Anna Gould
Jay Gould
Paul Ernest Boniface de Castelane
Corrigan
George J. Would
Eventi Street
Fifth Avenue
Miusie
Driesroony
Joan de Caason
Mero Gould
Count de Castellane
Wren
Walter
Helen Gould
Rosa Sucher
Helen Geld
Tre
Senate and House adjourn after busy wartime session
Congress held lengthy sessions from Saturday to Monday with both houses passing several bills including debt, drought relief, and Southern timber measures. A Senate vote approved a $40 appropriation for Cal Ainsworth and aid for Ford’s Theatre victims' heirs. The week ended with sine die adjournment and many measures awaiting the president's signature.
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Wiashin
Senate
Cal Ainsworth
Ford
Glenmere Distilling Co
Kentucky
Eftv
Philir
Conab
Rues
Ameniment
Hans
Treasurs
Yas Sentar
United States
Patta
Hear Strone
Tennessee
Isei
Beaver River
Naval
House
Tstate
W. T. Wesson
Hissell
Sioux
Vriday
Russia
Dapun
Treasury
Virginia
Washington
Congress
Atadis
Bius
Ceburess
Heon
Laliuat
Tanke Oal
Buying Oranges and Local Trade Movements
The item describes requisitions and shipments related to orange buying headed to the San Antonio fruit exchange and West Florida ports. It mentions shipping plans, casualties in construction, and a sulfuric acid explosion at Mephresport with deaths. Ismail Pasha dies in Constantinople.
Income Tax Doubt Raised on New Law by Deputy Official
March 3 New York report indicates Thomas Markane, former deputy commissioner of internal revenue, questions government ability to collect under the new income tax law. He notes uncertainty for taxpayers acting on his view, cites authority search, and suggests collectors must pursue taxpayers rather than taxpayers seeking collectors.
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Yoas
Flavineg
Mer. Thommas Uarkane
Internal Revenue
Thad
Drst
With the Hands of the Clock Painting to Twelve O'Clock
The Fifty third Congress dies as the Senate adjourns sine die at four o clock Monday. Speaker Crisp declares the House adjourned. Bills awaiting passage include naval co operation and copyright, with a noted push to finish before recess.
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Wasrineros
Llweleek
Senate
Crisp
House
Naval
Platt
Connecticut
Representative Covert Advances Copyright Bill For Newspapers
Washington reports Representative Covert of New York secured passage through both houses and the president signed his bill to amend the copyright law. The measure aims to shield newspapers from losses running into thousands of dollars due to publication of copyrighted pictures.
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Washington
Movement to Africa by southern Negroes begins soon
The International Migration Society of Memphis plans a special train on Thursday carrying 300 Negroes from Arkansas, Tennessee, Mississippi, Alabama and Georgia to Savannah, with a voyage to Monrovia aboard a steamer operated by the African Steamship Co. The voyage departs Savannah on the 6th. Also reported, Samuel A. Browne a Kalamazoo horseman and farm manager died in Los Angeles. he bred Dancourt winner of the Detroit Horseman stake.
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Mersupirs
Dean
International Migration Society
Memphis
Savannah
Birmingham
Atlanta
Arkansas
Tennessee
Mississippi
Alabama
Georgia
He African Steamship Co
Monrovia
Kalamazzoo
Mich
Los Angeles
Cal
Samuel A. Browne
Kalamazoo
Browne
Dancourt
Great Horseman
Detroit
Tragic Fire Claims Local Citizen's Daughter
In Pantean Kentucky on Monday a well known resident J. J. Jero lost his eldest daughter when her dress caught fire from a grate and she burned to death.
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Pantean, Ky
J. J. Jero
Prince Murat Committa death by own action
Prince Achille Napoleon Murat killed himself in his Zougdidi house while feverish and delirious. Born Bordenton January 2, 1847 he wed Princess Salome Dainen in Paris May 13, 1868. A Berlin dispatch says Emperor William donated 1000 marks to the monument fund for Prince Bismarck at Rudelsberg near Rosen. Labrador Indians Starving reports distress along Labrador coast with many Nascapee Indians feared to starve before spring without aid.
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Ope
Prince Achille Napoleon Murat
Zougdidi
Prince Achille Murat
Bordenton
Salome Dadien
Paris
Bismarck
Lospex
The
Standard
Berlin
Emperor William
Prince Bismarck
Rudelsberg
Rosen
Labrador
Showman Coup Dies After Weeklong Illness
Jacksonville veteran showman W. C. Coup died Monday morning at St Luke's hospital after a week of illness from pneumonia.
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Coup
Jacksonville
Flo
W. C. Coup
St. Luke’s Hospital
Prince Metternich Found Dead in Vienna
Prince Metternich, 64, son of the renowned Austrian diplomat, was found dead in bed Friday morning in Vienna. The cause is reported as apoplexy.
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Prince
Vienna
Prince Metternich
Lle
Indiana Assembly enacts liquor and taxation measures
In Indianapolis the Senate passed a curbsome liquor control bill tightening magistrate penalties and restricting saloon rooms. The House approved a tax reduction plan and a law to enforce licenses, plus a state printer appropriation for Indiana Academy of Science research summaries.
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Indianapolis
Web
New York
I. Seus
Iplores
Hovst
Bease
Indiana Academy of Selerce
Jordan
Stanford University
Coutte
Northwestern University
House
New House
Morteavers
Committee On Ways and Means
Igholson
Nulanapodue
Nate
Board of Monument Commissioners
Venuters
PTD Ce Biet Trois Moore
Billy Cease
Guy
Baen
Sen
Ate
Giford
Sory
Uitin
Ani
Purdue
Teax
Gants
Mons
Tiamar
ShLewas
Hes
Othe Tasane
Ofiehns
Dm Iso
Strornes
Lupius
Andianapolis
Senate
tL&ib
Indianapo
Tate
Sps
Oelock
Houghton
State
Vaile
McChesor
Shiveley
Bird
Allen County
Bartholomew County
Stuart
Homsteads
Dying Congress Grinds Through Pensions and Conflicts
In Washington the House debates pension bills amid tight schedules and looming marches on March 4. Backrooms buzz as eleven major appropriation bills seek conference action while lobbyists press for countless schemes. In Plattsmouth, Neb., Harry Hill was hanged at 6 05 a m for the 1893 murder of farmer Matthew Akeson after a violent robbery attempt. accomplice John Bennett serves a life sentence.
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Washington
House
Messrs. Jones
Virgor Stalling
Mississippi
Senate
Plattsnouth
Neb
Harry Hill
Matthew Akeson
Cass County
Akeson
John Bennett
Hill
Washington, D. C
Fire wrecks Reno hotel and Maupin factory in Neb
A hurricane wind from the north swept through Reno Neb and destroyed the Reno hotel the citys finest and the Maupin Wagner glass factory. Loss tallied at 873000 with half covered by insurance. In Hartrop Orry Ind a glassworks strike began as 750 glass blowers walked out after wage disputes.
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NorFroie
Neb
Reno
Maupin & Wagner
Glassblowers
Hartrop, Orry
Ind
Sneath Glass Works
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USA
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John Mauric
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William Morvan
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Morgan
Ismail Pasha
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Prince Murat
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Logansport
Tasps
Market House
Secon
Barney Hear
Richmond
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Pickerd
W. W. Garvey
Albert Gillette
Terre Haute Electric Light Co
Terre Haute
Oeep Granam
Gosport
White River
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