Fire Devastates Tall Downing Street Factory
A six story factory at Downing and Bedford streets exploded and collapsed, unleashing a blaze that forced nearby residents from their tenements. Two firemen were killed or presumed dead, several injured, and the fire spread to seven buildings as rescuers battled intense heat. An Italian resident among the crushed houses was fatally injured and a captain reportedly killed.
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Fime
Associated Press
New York
Downing and
Bedford Streets
Walsa
Engine Company Wo. 14
Ths
Dennis Healy
Christman
Helpin
Captain Walsh
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Algeciras Conference Nears Police Morocco Accord
Cable from Ambassador White reports the Algeciras conference nearly reached an agreement on policing Morocco. No details released. In Algeciras sessions sought to resolve police control with Germany insisting it be strong, case sent to committee. Emperor William abandons cruise awaiting results.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
State Department Today
Ambassador White
Algeciras
Morocco
Spain
Austria
Herr von Rudowitz
Germany
Berlin
William
Water plant probe hearings reveal college internal clashes
Washington March 26 in rebuttal of evidence on water root causes, the committee on privileges and elections heard from Prof James H Linford of Brigham Years college of Levan. He said Prof Walter M Weife was dismissed from the college and church over alleged tithing excesses, provoking continued controversy.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
James H. Linford
Brigham Years College of Levan
Walter M. Weife
Church
Janford Cahl
Bern
Stabbed in the Back at Noetheeter Event
Fragmentary report from Tavableo March 16 describes a nighttime incident where a person was stabbed and there were unclear accusations of betrayal amid a crowd. The text is highly garbled with names and places incomprehensible in the readable portions.
Pattison's Condition Reported Grave at Ohio Governor’s Residence
Reports from Columbus indicate Governor Pattison has had a good night and is comfortable in the morning. Doctors note normal temperature and pulse though telegraphic and telephone lines at the state house are disrupted, and officials fear the governor's condition is very grave.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Ohio
Pattison
Patileen
J. Watson
O. Po Holt
State House
Convict Killings At Penitentiary In Missouri
Guards at the Jefferson City penitentiary raced to subdue a prisoner on the cranky list named Sonny Anderson after he seized a knife and stabbed Guard J W Woods of Macon Missouri three times, killing him instantly. Anderson killed in a gunfight as guards pursued him and wounded two other convicts.
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Associated Press
Jefferson City
Penitentiary
J. W. Woods
Macon
Woods
Sonny" Anderson
St. Louis
Anderson
Wiliam Sheridan
William Rockwell
Rail lines tied up by washouts after heavy rains
Haing Cause Washout reports lines of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul and Chicago and Northwestern railways blocked since dawn. The CM&StP bridge over Rolling Stone Creek failed due to a dam breach, diverting passenger traffic to the Burlingon route between Winona and Hastings. Freight traffic nearly halted. Northwestern lines west of Winona flooded. no trains reached Winona. La Crosse reports 24 hours of rain with washouts on main lines. trains abandoned on southern Minnesota and Dubuque railways while freight from Dubuque to La Crosse derailed near New Albion, blocking lines. one engine and six cars in a ditch. wires down, no passengers aboard.
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Winona
Minn
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Chicago & Northwestern
Tovds
Chicago, Milwaukee & St
Wipona
LA Crosse
Wis
Minnesota
Dubuque
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Ile Fransround
Winnebago Trarten Company
Petaals
Rosalia Street
St. Peter's Church
Kalanianacie Delegate Victory in Hawaii Contest
Senate and House report favors Jonah K Kalanianacie as Hawaii delegate over Curtis P Laurie. District of Columbia races also reviewed. Senate approves right of way through Fort Kehoe Reservation for the Chicago Milwaukee & St Paul Railway, grants Minnesota lands for a sanitation site, and amends allotment law for Flathead Indian Reservation lands.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Elections Committee No. 3
Jonah K. Kalanianacie
Hawaii
Curtis P. Laurie
House
District of Columbia
Senate
Fort Kehoe Military Reservation
Montana
Chicago, Miwaukee & St .Paul Railway Company
Minnesota
Flathead
Menians
CZAR WARNS PEASANTS
Fragmentary historical report describes a stern official message directed at peasants. It references a harsh tone and punitive measures, with vague mentions of wartime governance and government actions impacting the populace.
Restes With The Jury In Unclear Legal Entry
A fragmented notice references a jury related matter involving a party called Tera Ney. The text hints at a trial or remittance or delay in proceedings within a decade timeframe and mentions an area or sector connected to the case.
Rewarded by Durnoyvo Interior salary mystery
Readable fragments report a reward or salary mystery involving a person linked to the Interior department. Names and full details are obscured by garbled OCR text, leaving unclear who is rewarded, the exact amount, or the event date.
Postmaster at Marion
Fragmentary OCR notes report a March event involving a postmaster appointment at Marion with references to Mephen Ly Perry and others, but the readable text is incomplete and lacks clear details.
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al Manon
Wis
Birth of John D Rockefeller Jr. Son at Rockefeller Home
Messages of congratulations pour in from coast to coast as John D Rockefeller Jr and his wife welcome a son weighing seven pounds at their 54th Street home. Senator Aldrich visits, and the announcement stirs finance circles amid growing interest in the Rockefeller lineage.
Pastor Teeter Resigns From Emauua Church After Fourteen Years
Rev. Wea Vibert Teeter of the Emauua church submitted his resignation at the morning service, effective in three months. The church trustees will appoint successors and keep the work going, with Mr Albert asked to remain temporarily to assist.
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Wea Vibert Teeter
Emauua
Ieripan
Gisar
Albert
Odo Fir Csiaata
Oil Trust Has No Head Says Archbold In Missouri Suit
John D. Archbold, VP of Standard Oil, testifies in Missouri ouster case. He says Rockefeller knows nothing of the suit and opposes sketches by artists in the hearing. Attorneys discuss letters, stock, and oil production levels as the probe into Standard Oil continues.
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Associated P'ress
New York
John D. Archebold
Standard Oi Company
Standard Oil Company
Missouri
Jenn D. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Archbold
Hadley
Lakewood
Standard | Oj
Miscouri
John D. Archbold
Archbol
United States
Frederick E. Sanborne
Tinsley
Arche
Spain
van Furen
Standard Ol
JT Am
Pennsylvania
Electric Plant Sale in Milwaukee Bankruptcy Case
The Moreh Plant of the Nations Electric company in Milwaukee was sold today at the office of the bankruptcy referee John B. S. Maxaette. Sullivan of Chicago represented creditors. The net proceeds totaled about 21,000,881, with creditors receiving approximately forty percent of their claims. The auction followed the company’s bankruptcy filing and the sale terms were set by the referee.
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Frere
Milwaukee
Wis
Moreh
the Nations
Electric
Pany
Ite
Deferee
John BS. Maxaette Charlie
Sulivan
Chivage
Megis
Craitara
Sullivan
Prateet
Banke- FL
Praweter
Coadjutor Bishop Appointment Charged With Propaganda Links
A murky report from Lath Rock Arkansas outlines alleged links between a coadjutor bishop candidate and propaganda operations. The document cites ties to an organization named APO and mentions a March 26 creation event linked to a broader extremist-genus narrative.
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Breenne Marsh
Tiene Jg
Lath Rock, Ark
Disquiet in Finland Seethes Over Territorial Tensions
In a murky excerpt, officials fear shifts in power amid unrest in Finland as authorities contend with competing factions. The piece hints at pressures on governance and security, mentioning unnamed leaders and regions, with a focus on instability and potential changes in rule.
Robbins Stands Firm in Coal Strike Talks
Indianapolis March 26 Representatives of bituminous coal operators and miners resumed joint senate committee sessions with no signs of compromise. Leaders labeled it an endurance test as no motions or proposals emerged and the two sides showed firm positions ahead of potential future meetings.
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Senate
Severn
Asaoelated
Presa
Indianapolis
Ind
Mitchell
Aline Workers
Joint End Committee
Central District
Minera
Tun O
Free Alcohol Bill Sparks House Committee Action
A bill to authorize free alcohol for denatured domestic alcohol shifts through the house committee on wats and meats. It aims to end formal taxes and allows usage for lighting heating and power in households, with effects predicted to transform domestic energy use.
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Dts
Treasury Department
Hentia
Dirohol
Wheeler Dies After Illness at Park Avenue Home
A. A. Wheeler, a pioneer resident of this region for over fifty years, died Sunday from meningitis at his home on Park Avenue. He was born in Bridgeport Vermont December 18 18 and settled in Fond du Lac before moving to Oshkosh in November. He leaves a wife and three daughters Mrs Wih of North Point du Lac Mrs Flora Morse of Vermont and Mrs Powers of Oshkosh and three sons Charles and Frank of Oshkosh and another son at Keck Island. Funeral plans later with services in Oshkosh.
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A.A. Wheeler
Lee Dent
Park Avenue
Mr Wheeler
Bridgeport
Fond di Tar
Oshkosh
Wetlo
Mre Boom
Powers
Cilkén
Dalher
Wloh. Mebain
North Pont du Tae
Flora Morse
Vermiion
Charlee
Litrobu
Dedi
Grileosh
Keck Island
Morse
Charles Wheeler
Ble Cartwright
EM Cartwright
Lis
Barnes
Jackson Street
Ushkesh
Ohio
Utica
Oshkenst
Dressed
Buckinghamalure
Lengli
Henge
MR. Nash
Harvey C. Nash
Board of Supervisors
Alguma Street
Nash
Archer
Edward Jf. Church
Ian the Smith
Heman H. Panera
Ninn
Sark
T He Menbera
County Board
Odd Fellows
Aondy
Maln_etreet bridge
Pickett
Wia
Notice of Retired General Charles King in City
A garbled historic clipping mentions retired General Charles King of the Seventh Army, associated with the city, and references various company actions, formations, and events. The readable fragments note a formal review, a ceremony, and a discussion of regimental or battalion movements and duties within this era.
Simon Chesna Death Reported in Unclear Wording
Unclear OCR text notes the death of Simon Chesna with fragmented phrases and stray quotes. The readable parts reference a person named Simon Chesna and possible surrounding context, but many words are garbled, leaving the core event only weakly indicated.
Train Wreck Near Casper Kills Nine, Wrecked Cars Plunge
A derailment on the Chicago and North Western line thirty miles west of Casper Wyoming destroys a rail bridge over the Platte. Nine men killed or injured as a tank car crushes a caboose. bridge washout blocks all trains. officials say relief is impossible from Casper. work crews race to rebuild as emergency responders rush to the scene.
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Antu
Casper
Chicago & Northwert
Corton
Dotter Green
Redth
Wilgon
Hantear
Cheyenne
Chicago & Morthweates Mn
Cuper
Wyoming
Heavy Spring Rains Disrupt City Transit and Wires
A weekend rainstorm heavily drenched the city with sleet and downpours from Sunday afternoon into evening. Wires and trolley poles were damaged, causing slowed trolley service and scattered outages while streetcar lines navigated snapped poles and broken wires along several streets.
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New York City
White
Algecivran
SMCOT
Ommitter
Evi
Ence
Milvaekere Teamater
Inlnewn Tasailante
Trin
Balletin
Friendas Ferrer
Mactan
Haing
Trafic
Crosse
Czar
Ariel Cayec
Durnoyvo
Rio Arenvate
Nicholger
Toei
Marion
Koukefeteer
Lakewadd
Aldrich
Rhode Island
John J. Rockefeller Jr
Rockefeller Eo
John LD. Rockefeller Dy
Charles A. Strong
Papmatee Trentice
Hirold B. Allormick
John D Rockefeller
JSE
Thirteenth Street
Maangetical Church
H G. Albert WI
OIL Trust
Bove Ame
Areh- Lak
Standard 1
Hat Gersey
M. Vanituren
Fork
Sooq
Pronces Rerker
Arthiaid
John J
Yoo
Heath
Acine
Nat Gal Company
Geherd Attore Eersal Wade
Arhbrid
Arehted
Viator
Mr. Ated
Rianclerd
Companie
Nee Frances BD. Casey, Gol Wien TF
Electric Plant
G Oold
Big Milwackie Concern
Kame of Naehtlile
Finland
Fogesern
St. Beers
Robbins
Opporerts Equelly SD
PHI Kappa Ps! Fraternity
Washington
Drewes
Peter Bee
Yarra Ona
Heem
Chervin
Waterssar
Ivert
Ardane
Sath Calyada
Mchintey
Laos
A. A. Wheeler
Pionecer
Phis Seetian Empires
Hix
Mis City
Generst Kink
Jenn Tl Oir Keeevan
Charles King
Joe Cetyas
Simon Chesna
Govers FE Pak Spate Rereall
Tata Figo Ae
Raa Co
the Batmorey Sbetce
Markand
Amin
Marie Winter Thermomsten Sundae Allerney
Ak & O'Clock
Eas
Siberia
Tery Wassenger Thain
Wietmine
Chicago
Caoper
Herve Troken Winter
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