Manifold notes from a distant era flood a Manitoba report
Fragmented OCR paints a chaotic collage mentioning Coan in Manitoba and pledges of women superintendents in Tiineis counties. The text spans war reporting, theater mentions, shipbuilding in Japan, a Grant dedication in New York, and a parade with President McKinley, with numerous misread names and garbled phrases, creating a kaleidoscope of era events.
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Manitoba
Pire
Tiineis
Schoals
Albany
Toons
Nicas
Jon
Abies
Fairhaven
Cal
Mehiusier
Repuranhy
Geruver
Putney
Russia
Atoeries
Bolter-Pist
Arthur Bullliwar
Tris
Mab
Confused parade notes from Washington memorial events
The fragmentary report describes a memorial procession or ceremony with a large choir, speeches, and marching bands. It mentions Madison Square and the tomb, a president, and various attendees including General Howard and other guests. Some names and places are garbled but reference a Veterans event and city hotels.
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Madison Square
Train disaster at Greavwioen station shocks city
An explosion at Greavwioen station on Monday evening maimed and killed passengers. Debris and smoke filled the platform as lights failed and a glass roof collapsed, leaving many injured and unattended on the tracks. Investigators deem no single cause yet with theories of accident or sabotage.
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Steffen
Acei
Wren
Georgia Sayings and Bank Defaulter Case Report
A bank cashier confessed shortages at a Georgia lending institution. The scene shifts to a Washington style context with a local board examining losses and potential internal conspirators. Separate briefs note legal actions in Transvaal and a Virginia burglary with post office safebox theft.
End in sight after Greek defeat at Larissa
Lunpon April 26. Reports from Larissa describe a crushing Greek defeat and a retreat that some Athens observers call disordered. London and Paris push for an armistice while European powers offer to intervene. Greece faces pressure to withdraw and negotiate as Turkish forces consolidate gains along the coast and in Thessaly.
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Lunpon
Lele
Larisat
London
Great Britain
Uist
Uet
Treeece
Europe
Givenritish
Foreign Office
Greece
Turkey
Paarsalt
Iris
Siebaay Moroine
Threee
Pharsala
Constantine
Edhem Pasha
Dedeagach
Gulf of
Salonica
Aroas
Viatamana
Katerina
Volu
Volo
Canea
Athens
Edhem Pashas
Tyrnave
Vinehi
Tesdaki
Elassona
Dae Ntamain
Larissa
Washiveron
Avrilii
Constantinople
Inperia
Tyratvo
Elassauna
Rese
Il'opinione
Crete
Greek and Turkish forces clash with captured guns and rebuilt town
Dispatches detail a panic flight as Turkish cavalry occupy Larissa after a brief skirmish. Edhem Pasha forbids pillage while Mustapha Malik Bey assumes command and six large guns and a mountain battery are seized. Greeks burn homes. some civilians return as Turkish discipline remains praised.
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Tramane
Lonxnox
Times
St Larissa
Grumbhoff Pasha
Mustapha Malik Bey
Habit Bey
Sevilah Vey
Ednem Pasha
Mustapha Matik Key
Ile
Edhem Vasha
Epirus
Pentepigadia
Arta
Coluran
Artigas
Maros
Janina
Dairaktaris
Athens
Associated Press
Larissa
Tyrnayros
Thessalian
Volo-Larissa
Sik
The Canadian Tariff Debate Gathers Steam
The Times editorializes that Canadian tarifs beyond doubt mark the most remarkable step toward imperial financial legislation. A critic complains of Mr Foster's stance. Turks Dynamite Churches Loavos reports villages burned and churches destroyed after plundering near Larissa. Antonio Maximo Mora dies in New York at 79. his Cuba asset confiscation and Spain settlement are noted.
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Lewpost
the Times
British Empire
Foster
Loavos
Daily Telegraph
Larissa
Lignaria
Karayol
Meralaria
Antonio Maximo Mora
New York
Cuba
Spain
Grenoble
Jumped Overboard in Atlantic Passage
Gotthet Strum of Jackson California reportedly killed himself by jumping overboard April 13 from the steam er Weimer en route from Bremen to New York. His brother is described as a wealthy brewer of Jackson.
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New York
Gotthet Strum
Jackson, Cal
Weimer
Bremen
New Yorks
President nominates new State and other posts in Washington
President appoints William Day as assistant secretary of state Hellamy Storer envoy to Belgium George Fisk second secretary in Berlin Huntington Wilson second secretary in Tokyo Thomas Purnell and Leonard Bradford named district judges Interior and other territorial posts assigned Cassius Barnes and Frank Deckebach named Oklahoma officials Scobey and Warner named receivers and agents for several federal sites Treasury picks Miller and Brady Postmasters named Steinebreck Benjamin Hurgins Curran and others Democrats oppose direct tariff bill move. full committee review expected
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Wm. HK. Day
Hellamy Storer
Hrelginmore
Washington
Senate
William R. Day
Ohio
Belgium
George M. Fisk
United States
Berlin
Germany
Huntington Wilson
Ilinois
Tokio
Japan
Thomas I. Purnell
North Carolina
Lernard Bradford
Delaware
Cassius M. Barnes
Oklahoma
Oxlahoma Territory
Frank G. Deckebach
Olympia
Wash
Prince Mosey John
B. Scobey
Porter Warner
Rapid City
S. O
Asa C. Sharp
Maryland
Ponca Pawnee
Thomas Richards
North Dakota
Port Lerthold
Nltk
Wmn. H. Meyer
Colorado
South Ute
Treasury
Elmer J. Miller
Port of Columbus
Henry Brady
Mint
Denver
Col
James F. Steinebreck
Lake City
Frank E. Benjamin
Terre Haute
Ind
Owen S Hurgins
Lebanon
Henry Curran
Stevens Paint
Wis
Hnance Committee
Monon Railroad receiver reports March finances
In Indianapolis on April 27 W F MecDeed receiver of the Monon filed with the U S clerk the March report. It shows February 23 cash on hand 146447.15 and resales of 598 24 50 totaling 404871.74. Total disbursements 624 ee balance 911 40. It notes authorization to borrow 290900 for improvements with 22023.73 expended.
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Inpianapolis
Ind
W. FL MecDeed
The
Monon
United States
Reece
Boxing bout tragedy leads to defendant discharge
Paginats Pennsylvania April 17 Justice of the Peace Sloan discharged from custody Lesley Peace and all defendants arrested after the boxing match at the Olympic club Athens last Thursday night when Billy Vernon Vollmer of Haverstraw New York was knocked out in the 14th round and died two days later. Hon F Taylor dead Beev es Ohio April 27 Hon F F Taylor representative from this county for two terms died Monday of consumption aged 45.
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Paginats
Mepra
Justice of the Peace
Sloan
Lesley; Peace
Olympic Club
Athens
Bily’ Vernon
Vollmer
Haverstraw
N. Y
F.yaylor
Becvews
F. F. Taylor
Counry
Arrangements for McKinley's New York Escort and Reception
Final plans for receiving and escorting President McKinley from the ferry to the Windsor hotel and quartering him for the day’s ceremonies were completed by Gen. Butterfield. Cavalry squadron A, about 250 men, will serve as military escort, with a reception by the New York Alumni of the Signa Alpha Epsilon fraternity and a banquet at the Waldorf later that evening.
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New York
McKinley Frem
Windsor Hotel
Dannvi Butterfeld
Butterfield
Washington
Cavalry Squadron A
Mel Ninley
Congress to Transact Little This Week as Senate Adjourns
Washinetox April 26 reports no senate quorum this week due to many members in New York for Gen Grant tomb ceremonies. Republicans may adjourn from Monday to Thursday and back, with tariff bill likely postponed. House also plans no business this week.
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Washinetox
Senate
New York
Gen. Grant
Finance Committee
House
Washington
SiNatre
Suanate Chamber
Harris
Tennessee
Pre
Meo Feya
Nelson
Minnesota
Milbourn
Grant
Gorman
Morrill
C. W. Stone
Rep
River Flood Holds Back Delta Crevasse Widening Damages Louisiana Plantations
River remains turbulent along embankments near Monmouths and Delta with no new crevasses but widespread flooding of 75 000 acres of Louisiana plantations. Reports from Greenville grim as Yazoo Delta recedes slowly and crop planting slips days late. Negro laborers face severe destitution despite government relief efforts, while conditions north of Memphis and Arkansas worsen. Vicksburg and New Orleans show no change as other bulletin sites report minor declines.
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Monmours
Tenn
Delta
Louisiana
Greenville
Yazoo
Viars and Lewis Sentenced to Hang in June in West Virginia
Fayetteville Criminal court sentences Albert Viars and Clark Lewis to be hanged in June. Wilbur Slaughter receives life for aiding the case. Virgie Gibson found guilty of second degree murder and faces a fine. Lewis sobs as details of the crime emerge.
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Slaughter
Montroomerry
W. Va
Criminal Court
Fayetteville
Albert Viars
Clark Lewis
Wilbur Slaughter
Virgie Gibson
Gibson
Viarsee
Viars
Wiles Lewis and Hudson
Prof Dennison Aims at Self Harm in New Jersey
Prof J D Dennison 73 attempted suicide at his Haledon home after dismissal from Haledon school leadership. The incident followed 18 years as principal, his removal four years earlier triggering a decline.
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J. Dd. Dennison
Haledon
N. J
Dennison
Congress in Cuba crisis stalls as Hale absent
In Washington on April 21 55th Congress discussed Senator Morgan’s Cuba resolution but delayed action due to Senator Hale Maine and proceeded to agenda items. The agricultural appropriation passed, bankruptcy debate heated with Allen Nebraska opposed involuntary bankruptcy. House adjourned late after tributes and milliken death.
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Washington
Senate
Morgan
Cuba
Hale
Maine
Allen
Pop
Neb
Nelson
Rep. Minn
Bacon
Dem. Sa
House
Couden
Friends
Representative Milliken
Milliken
Dingley
Nsb
Greece
Holman
Bland
Simpson
Kansas
Chicago
Omsha
Fect
Council of the
Hland
Missouri
Union Pacific
Watch
Grant Tomb
New Om
Tuesay
Fire destroys Iowa Elevator. massive loss in Peoria area
A fire starting around 3 o clock Monday night leveled the Iowa Elevator Co. facility in Peoria, causing about 200000 dollars in damage. The 400000 bushel capacity plant cost 110000 dollars and was insured for 875000. About 100000 bushels of grain valued at 50000 dollars, fully insured, burned, along with 39 box cars. Origin of the fire remains unknown.
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Peoria
Iowa Elevator
Iowa Elevator Co
Father Kills Daughter Then Takes Own Life in New York
Isidore Weber shot his four year old Josie and then killed himself beside her after returning to the home from Baltimore six years after marrying Leng Huebner. The case notes he was a hard drinker and had previously forced his wife from the house. The incident occurred as Josie was about to leave for school. The White Squadron anchored off Tompkinsville and then Grant's Tomb before the naval parade review.
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Torenal
Dauyotmews
Fran
Hovland Om
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Brionan Agons
Maryland
Lave
Markhbar Street
Toronto
Jhapan
Peeat
Sawyer
Wisconsin
Franklin County
Maine
Denurstees Gate de
Eric
Mar
New York
Isidore Weber
Josie
Weber
Tennessee
Leng Huebner
Baltimore
Josse
Tompkinsville
Staten Island
North River
Grant
Indiana News Roundup Signals Wide Local Troubles
A broad Indiana page reports oil wells to be drilled at Alexandria and local crimes, fires, and arrests. Notable items include a jail for a society man in Evansville over unpaid board, wage cuts for Kokomo glassworkers, a vanished boy returning to Kokomo, cholera in Washington county, and a rash of burglaries and assaults across towns like Portland and Goshen. Also covered are political appointments by Gov. Mozz r, a strange two row-teeth fish from the Wabash, a circus monkey injuring a boy, and plans for streetcar and rail line developments in Indianapolis and Anderson. A bank and several businesses burn at Crawfordsville. a man is killed by a train near Zionsville, and other local incidents fill the page.
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Alexandria
Evansville
Kokomo
Western Window Glass Association
Willy Andson
Nathan L. Lory
Presbyterian Church
Indiana
Rochester
Washington County
Portland
Tipton
Rushville
McCulloch
Muncie
Matthews
Vermillion County
William Parfit
Mozxr
Thos. I. Buskirk
Orange County
D. Hl. McAbee
State Medical Board of Examination and Registration
J. H. Webster
Lafayette
James M. Dinneen
Ft. Wayne
Wai. Cott
Crawfordsville
Wm. BF. Currier
Indianapolis
W. A Spurgeon
Wfarry Ualver
Vincennes
James Elders
Flobert
Strance
Wabash
Logansport
Artuurn HemMprenr
Maunchie
Ifurap
Bedford
Tut Commercial Club
Harrison
Anderson
Ies Trust
Rercenarlians of Liberty
Kosiusko Kelly
Wellington C. Witt
John Clark
Americus I. Johnson
Frank Fosdick
Lawrence Criules
Austin Thomas
George Berry
Fins
First National Bank
Luss
John Burke
Trumps
Hilkhart
Jack
St. Mary's River
Wiona
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General Assembly
Richmond
Luke Covett
Elizaville
Eagle Creek
Zionsville
Sons of Veterans
Mari
Warren County
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Transvaal Republic
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Joseph Pi McEsser
Overton
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