Tragic River Wreck Details Hit 1841 Rescue Efforts
Eyewitness account recounts a wreck on the river near Kingston and Greer. A carload of bodies were recovered from the water at dawn, with unknown colored victims among the dead and several injured. The incident involved a fading danger signal and a new engineer, amid fog and confusion as rescue ships and crews searched the river for survivors.
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Kingston
Greer
Atlantic
Cleveland Thompson
Tim
Ira
Sarah
Norfolk
Hurricane at Topeka leaves damage across city
A powerful hurricane swept Topeka Kansas with heavy rain and high winds. Winds uprooted trees and damaged Crosby and Shawnee Mills and the Crawford Opera House. Areas around the city reported several barns torn and property damage widespread with crews assessing the extent.
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Cat Weather Bureau
Crosby
Shawnee Mills
Crawford Opera House
Explosive Mail Cart Device Discovered in Aug
An erratic, damaged account describes an explosive device in a mail package. Details mention a powder charge near cartridges and matches, arranged to ignite upon contact. The setup included lead slugs and a two cylinder casing aimed to trigger a fatal discharge. Cleanup and investigation followed the incident.
Horticultural trust forms and aims detailed
A disparate prose report notes the creation of a horticultural association with delegates from Tarrytown and Des Moines. It outlines aims including securing imports and related governmental commissions, and mentions an investigation assignment. The meeting adjourned subject to the chairman’s call.
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Associated Press
Washington, BD. C
Alseiing
Ican Association
Fragmented obituary notes reflect unclear health decline
A damaged OCR fragment describes an individual named Bako Aut Ventified and mentions health changes, a move toward betterment, and difficulty identifying the person. The text references Chicago and a group including a man named Willa 3 Tany, with fragmented sentences about relations and a recommended action, but details are obscured.
Antzight Hour Day Near Terentia Ontario
Fragmentary item notes an event or observance linked to Terentia Ontario and the International Graphical Union. No clear dates or outcomes are readable. Further details are unavailable in the legible text.
Browned at Green Lake drowning shocks community
Special to The Northwestern reports J. W. Ross aged 28 son of James Ross of Chicago and nephew of George Ross proprietor of Pleasant Point hotel drowned at Green Lake last night. He was rowing with two ladies when the boat capsized. Ross aided the ladies and ensured they held the boat before starting to swim ashore, but perished.
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Northwestern
J. W. Ross
James Ross
Chicago
George Ross
Pleasant Point
Green Lake
Ross
Northwestern plans capital increase to 1600002 dollars
The Northwestern reports plans to raise capital. Officials say a 4 structure increase is certain, with a meeting set for next Friday to approve the increase from 1,600,002 dollars. A ban on oR tweet Nacional is noted in the snippet.
Foreign minister Lamsdorff reportedly has not resigned
The foreign office in St. Petersburg on August 18 officially denies the report that Count Lamsdorff, Russia’s foreign minister, has resigned or attempted to resign. The rest of the fragment mentions Cordelia and boarding house chickens, which does not pertain to the main event.
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Associated Press
St. Petersburg
Foreign Office
Count Lamsdorff
Peace Conference Notes on Article Eleven and Sakhalin
The report details ongoing talks among plenipotentiaries over Article Eleven limiting Russia's naval power and fishing rights on the Sakhalin question. Russian and Japanese delegates struggle over indemnity and the future of Sakhalin, with progress uncertain as discussions proceed into August.
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Portsmouth
N. EL
Witte
Baron de Foom
Accomp & Br
Berg
Asenur
Lemuren
Gary
Tokio
Witte Teft
Navy Yard
Russia
Sakhalin
Disputed points cited in hopes for diplomacy
An Associated Press dispatch notes vague talks at the chamber over disputed articles and possible concessions. Witte and Russian officials signal readiness to yield if Japan concede, while pressure mounts for a conference as Roosevelt weighs stepping in.
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Ming
Associated Press
Witte
Mir Sezo
Japan
Hoosevelt
Perko
Elding
Madison saloon licenses face renewed action as council balks
Madison officials grapple with saloon licenses amid court battles. Council members resist revocation attempts after failed mandamus appeals. The scene extends to Oshkosh style cases and meat dealers facing charges over preservatives.
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G. O. Filland
Elliot
Madison
Curtis
Dh Smith
University Ward
August Kargis
Oshkosh
Circuit Court
Winnebago County
Cassadaar
Gairy and Foed
Henry Secheler
George Sotich
National Assembly Readies Key Imperial Measures
An official dispatch from As etersbure reports the National Assembly prepares measures of imperial significance. The session aims to advance national reforms and outline governance for the coming period amidst political tension.
Levy tax on timber sparks provincial debate
Vancouver dispatch notes a proposed timber tax plan affecting forests and funders under a provincial framework. The report hints at a special project and potential value shifts as the measure colors provincial policy and its supporters and opponents.
President Plays Tennis at Oyster Bar
Fragmentary OCR reports a social scene with a president figure in recreation. Mentions children, a meal, and a hunting expedition context. Names scarce, but references to Capt. Bullock and Mrs. Roc Peadwood appear in jumbled form.
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Capt
Bullock
Roc Peadwood
Petitioners Demur Over City Saloons Power
The court finds the general law and petitioners cannot override the city charter which vests the common council with full authority to regulate saloons. Clerk Edwin Funkel notes the special election, while City Judge Carl F Rene and attorney Charles J. Faber are referenced among signers.
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Tinwestern
Necstion
Charies J. Faber
Cir
Edwin Funkel
City
Carl F Rene
Funke
Common Council
Russian values firm on bourse after gains
St Petersburg August 18 the Russian bourse showed firmer trading values with Yours advancing one eighth yesterday and continuing the rise today closing firm at similar levels.
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Associated Press
St. Petersburg
Shu
Yellow fever reports mix with malaria in New Orleans
Official report outlines 1237 cases in New Orleans since Thursday evening with 181 deaths. Death rate drops spark public confidence while many infections stem from infected newcomers visiting sick friends. Inspectors cite mosquitoes and house visits as spread, urging adherence to federal orders and rapid doctor contact.
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Associated Preece
New Orleans
Orleans
Louisiana State Board of Health
Photans
St. Mary's Parish
Aus
Canal Street
Tate
Gulfport
Lake Charles
National Roque Tourney Sees Rising Interest in Norwich
Norwich Conn national roque tournament builds momentum as term ends with close contests. G Williams of Lex York, four-time champion and leader with four straight wins, eyes the crown. Gsel Davenport Jr. of Northampton, Mass. seen as probable winner of the second division after four days of play.
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Associated Press
Norwich
Weath
G. Willams
Lex York
Gsel Davenport Jr
Northampton
Mess
Wood for street paving study by forest service
The forest service of the department of agriculture announces a study of woods for special uses including experiments to secure a lasting wood street surfacing. The circular notes that in recent years significant efforts have been made toward durable wood paving solutions.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Forest Service
Department of Agriculture
Revival of Wood Paving Gains Interest Among Engineers
Engineers believe with proper material choice and paving method wood paving can succeed. A revival is underway with many elites testing wood pavements using one or two top construction woods. If popular, demand will strain supplies, prompting the forest service to study cheaper abundant species for potential substitution through treatment.
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Forest Service
Weather and rail disruptions hit Wisconsin and Minnesota
Aug 18 reports from La Crosse and St Paul describe heavy storms causing washouts on major rail lines north of La Crosse with Burlington repair efforts partial and Milwaukee trains running hours late. Minnesota notes include statewide rain dampening farmers, a severe hail near Fertile causing about 50 percent crop loss, and Red Lake Falls reporting a severe sun storm with five inches of rain and flood damage to standing grain.
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Associated Press
le Crosse
Wis
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Chicago
Burlington & Quincy
Chicago and
St. Paul
la Crosse
Burlingtom
Stliweaukee
St Pal
Minn
Minnesota
St. Cloud
Hicks Welgowaed Back From Washington Post Return
Special to The Northestern reports Washington Hicks United States minister arrived in the capital today and was greeted by Acting Secretary of the State Department DB. C. Aug. Col Fohn and other officials. The short notice notes Hicks's arrival and official reception.
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Washington Hicks
United States
Minist
Washington
Stevens
DB. C
Col Fohn
Eal Oz
The Last Race At The Six-Mile Regatta
The final race of the regatta occurred in mild winds with Alpha team leading early as crews battled for a northeast beat. Tension rose as the finish drew near and standings shifted among the key boats.
Fragmentary wartime note on disinfection and illness in Ohio
The fragment describes spraying bodies with a disinfectant to destroy hens and notes Ernst A. Wahain and Alva Cain in serious condition possibly facing death. It mentions the First regiment returning from Burg, Mississippi, and soldiers suffering from fleas as they moved south. Graham and Cain took a contract to disinfect the armory.
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Associated Press
Cindinnati
Ohio
Ernst A. Wahain
Alva Cain
Madison man named clerk of civil service board
II J M Sexton of Madison, formerly a state treasurer’s bookkeeper, was elected clerk of the civil service board at a salary of 1500 dollars. He assumes the position at once as rules and regulations were formed at a morning meeting.
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Northwestern
Madison
Vic
J. M. Sexton
State Treasurer's
Civil Service Board
Iroquois Wins Canada's Cup Fifth Race in Windy Conditions
In Charlotte North, August 18, the Iroquois won the fifth race for the Canada's Cup keeping the trophy after leading Temeraire by three of five races. The triangular course was sailed twice, with Troquois leading early and Temeraire suffering a mishap near the second mark. Final times show Troquois 12:35:10 and Temeraire 4:15. The Iroquois showed superior speed in lighter air, and the defender's mishap did not alter the overall series result.
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Challenger
Temeraire
Cy Associated Press
Charlotte
Aus
Troqcois
Troquois
Trequois
Feud Clans Meet Sparks Deadly Clash
Disjointed AP copy reports a feud clash between named clans ending with one death and multiple injuries. Report mentions Mullins and Fh factions, Buk winner, and lingering anger among Matlins Creed Van Tiaggs. Details are fragmented and unclear.
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Unie
Aus
Mullins
Wibner
Buk
Henry
Stops Work on Tunnels and Weather Signal
Fragmentary report notes stoppage on tunnel work due to pressure. Weather section forecasts rain in the west and east, cooler temperatures in the east, and brisk south winds shifting to west. Government Weather Bureau data cited with barometer readings and temperature remarks for the day.
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Sars Lt
Sere Lensth
Clandr
Government Weather Bureau
S. Heymann Co
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