Coffins Placed On Board the Texas After Maine Disaster
The story reports coffins from the Maine tragedy hoisted flag over Stimaa and disinterments completed in a Dallas cemetery chapel. Coffins were transported by wagon to the Machine wharf and placed on steamy fighters before being moved to the battleship Texas. The Texas left port and all remains were disinfected. A discrepancy exists between Chaplain Chadwick's list showing 154 coffins versus the later count.
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Germany Tsenen
Stimaa
Dallas, Texas
Havana
Maine
Cere— Montes ‘Orarrie
ATI P.m. Ec
Texas
Wam
Chadwick
Injustice Trial Summary of Northbound Shipment Case
In this state the serdict of guilty is asserted and the defendant avers Hins twenty five dollars each. Four dead allies were allegedly arrested from Louis and were being shipped to medical colleges in the north. The two men face similar indictments and will be held to answer.
May Be Murder In Omaha Over Nickel Pay At Saloon
A quarrel over paying for a glass of beer led to a shooting at the Kirby Howl saloon near Twenty-seventh and L Street in Omaha. Two men were wounded and a police officer was struck while Fyda, owner of the saloon, faced a serious threat. Frank Pyszka, the shooter, suffered a minor wound. The dispute centered on a nickel payment.
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Omaha
Aitray
Kirby Howl
L Street
Fyda
Frank Pyszka
Tragedy in an Elevator Ends in Death Duel
Two Dallas lawyers faced off in a crowded elevator in North Texas building. E.O. Maprell died from gunshot wounds after altercation with Etheridge, who was arrested. The incident centers on professional rivalry and a fatal confrontation in a public space.
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Dallas
Wood Is Warmly Received On Arrival In Cuba
Gen Leonard Wood arrives as new governor general amid a grand welcome. Salutes, rockets, and bunting mark the arrival at Cabanas and Ponts ports. He meets Gen Broo at the palace, expresses sorrow for Gen Lawton’s death, and is greeted by cheering crowds at Michina wharf and Hotel Inglaterra.
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Rayan
Leonard Wood
Cabanas
Gener
Ponts
Wood
Lawton
Gen. Wood
Michina
Ile
Inglaterra
Broo
Gets His Guns Back Bulie Is Baid Have Recovered Natal
Natal police report a man named Bulie regains possession of his firearms after a brief dispute. The incident involved a local bail agent and authorities resolving the case without injuries.
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Bulie
Natal
Court rules for relator in Ball Company dispute
A court orders the Ball Company to disclose rental telephone numbers, granting two judgments for the relator and compelling compliance with the demand.
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Ball Company
Robbery on Missouri Pacifies Ohio and Nebraska City Train
Passengers aboard a Missouri Pacific line train from Kansas City to Ohio and Nebraska City were held up by two masked teens who boarded in Kansas City. They demanded money and valuables while the Pullman sleeper was in motion, firing shots but injuring no one. The bandits fled as the train neared the station about six miles out.
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Missouri Pacific
Ohio
Nebraska
Kansas City
Weir
Fred
Nearman
Tetity
Lhd
Rising in Cape Colony: 500 Colonists Threaten Railroad Attack
A Cape Town dispatch dated Dec 1 reports five hundred colonists in the Victoria district forming a British backed group. They threaten to attack the railroad station on the line between Cape Town and De Aar, signaling possible disruption to the line and regional tensions.
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London
Cape Town
Victoria
Snr
de Aar
Fragmented 1900s Front Page News Fragments
A collage of scattered items mentions neutrality law challenges in Portugal and Illinois, a fire at Florence Hotel and damage to major city buildings, a funeral procession in Atlanta, and discharges of officials. The text shows garbled place names, dates, and incomplete sentences from a historical newspaper page.
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Florence
S.C
Bank of Patience
Iid City
Atlanta
Stata Unius
Santil
Fatal Fires in Two New York Tenements
Two early December blazes in New York City killed seven to nine people across two five and ten story tenement houses. Bodies found on upper floors. victims included women, a little girl, Martha Vox and a 32 year old man. Fires began in cellars or basements. flames and stairways accelerated spread. Firefighters rescued occupants from windows as roofs became unsafe.
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New York
Second Street
Third Avenue
Otcipants
Tenth Avenue
Martha Vox
George
Wen
Famiilies
Fin House
Flag
Fort Grook Murder Gases United States Court In Action
Washington war department settles a question on applying civil or military law in a case involving a soldier killed by sentinels at the Tenth Cavalry. The ruling clarifies jurisdiction and legal authority in military execution.
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United States Court
Washington
War Department
Tenth Cavalry
Stars for Mahs Dewey Attends Twoon Fate Dinner Event
New York Admiral Dawey writes to President Puilsnfer of W. Brooklyn Tuton League Club inviting Mrs Dewey and himself to a dinner and reception in their honor on the evening of the 9. Sol Smith Russell is ill and dismissed from the Grand Opera audience. Paul Derdulede, president of the League of Patriots, was sentenced for libeling senators. Senator Alen from Nebraska appears in Washington to take the oath of office.
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New York
Admiral Dawey
Puilsnfer
W. Brooklyn Tuton League Club
Sol Smith Russell
Chicago
Smi Trussell
Howse
Pha
Dohn ‘Grigsby
Neroulede
Paris
Paul Derdulede
League of Patriots
High Court of Media
Alleo
Washington
Senate
Alen
Sen Jator
Nebraska
Market Quotations Across Cities and Commodities
Market quotations show Chicago and Indianapolis prices for cattle hogs sheep and grains. No 2 red wheat corn rye butter eggs oats and pork values are listed with varying grades and ranges across cities and markets.
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Chicago
Indianapolis
T Lewis -Catile
Sim
York Fauna
Tea kettle attack against detective during warrant service
In Des Moines detective Hue a Tea Kettle was hurled with boiling water during a residence search. Detective Isaac Hector suffered burns but was not seriously hurt. The assailant, B. Dear, struggled with the officer for minutes as clothing was torn. The warrant, sworn by G. A. Co., targeted two roaming suspects in Dean’s residence. no evidence found and Dean jailed for assaulting an officer.
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Isaac Hector
B. B. Dear
Des Moines
G. A. Co
Dean
Sit
Determined Effort Aims to Secure Normal School
A fragmentary note shows Harlan and others urging a determined effort to secure a normal school amid debate. References to Southwestern, the general assembly, and Superintendent Barrets hint at official action and resistance. The garbled text suggests局 ongoing council discussions and community advocacy.
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Gurlan
Harlan Wit
Wong
General Assembly
Fragmented 1887 Iowa news item with multiple court and crime notes
A garbled 1887 Iowa wire from a newspaper item reports on a Supreme Court reversal, a murder attempt or accident with severed limbs, a fire at Marshalltown Boston store causing significant loss, and various arrests. Names include Pine, Clinton, Palatine, Germ Alliance, Spring Garden, and Oskaloosa. The text mentions an insurance suit, a holdup near Iowa Central station, and a suicide note reference, all in terse, disjointed form.
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Dudagne
Iecise WD
Tainisin
Clinto
President Gates to resign over wife health at Iowa College
The article reports that President Gates will resign due to Mrs Gates frail health, prompting Iowa College to seek a new leader. Trustees may accept his resignation amid campus regret, with candidates including Rev. B Wirth and others considered for the presidency. </s>
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Gates
Grinnal
Henveer Iowa College
Iis
Yova College
Altmai
B. Witthm
Iuwa College
Farmer Warné Warner Robbed With Revolver Threat
A farmer named Warné Warner was robbed of about $370 by two men while driving near Emmets. One man mounted a horse, drew a revolver, and demanded the money, which was handed over. The incident occurred as a Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Railway conductor near the scene was nearly struck by a falling hand rail.
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Warné Warner
Gell
Warners
Chicago, Mil- Watkes and St. Paul
State report cites Iowa convict totals and fines
Secretary of State Dobson and the governor released the criminal report for the biennial period ending Sept 20. It records 2,765 prison terms, 1,370 Americans and 314 foreign offenders, with 1730000 dollars in district court fines and 418637 dollars in criminal costs. The supreme court may approve a new courthouse site and sale of the old one.
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Towa
Alesé
Auditor of State
Jos
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