Fire Ravages Armiger Residence In Baltimore Tragedy
A devastating house fire at James Armiger’s granite front residence on Charles Street, Baltimore, killed seven people and injured several others. The upper floor occupants, including servants and a guest, perished or were injured as the blaze swept through bedrooms before 9 a.m. Prayers and condolences followed across the city as officials investigated the cause of the large fire.
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Arm Ger
Iiye
Cuest
Armiger
Bill to seal Alaska fur bearing animals seeks Britain aid
The House committee forwards a measure to prevent ending Alaska seal hunting without Britain cooperation. If Britain resists a modus vivendi, the Treasury would seize furs on Pribyleff Islands and sell them to fund the treasury, an action estimated to yield five million dollars. The plan argues against destroying the industry which supports about fifty thousand people and both nations' incomes.
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House
Britain
Diegley
Alaska
Great Britain
Pribyleff Islands
Treasury
Ibis
Booths Declare Independence From Father In Salvation Row
Ballington Booth appeared at Salvation Army headquarters in New York for the first time since leaving command. A closed meeting was held on the fourth floor and a bulletin announced new leadership arrangements amid tense crowd outside. Booth left without comment as officers refused to disclose details of the dispute.
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Ballington Booth
Pather
Salwvation
New Yort
Bool
Barlington Meath
Boothuaster
C Mpander
Babington Boothang
Alexander T. Nicol
Coluaul
Bulfine Fon Booth
Fatal Dublin Connecticut Roof Collapse Accident
A roof collapsed in an old Dublin building killing one boy and fatally injuring another while several others were injured. Condemned houses were given to residents for firewood as the structure’s weak timbers failed under the weight, causing debris to crash down on the youths.
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Connecticut
Dublin
Conn
Argentine Wheat Damage Cited from Washington Report
A telegraphed update from the Argentine Republic via the American Republics warns of widespread rain damage to the wheat crop. Yields are forecast to fall and quality is reported only fair to good, with a large portion of the crop lost. Debs has not accepted. Eugene V. Debs in Charleston denies seeking the Populist Indiana Governor nomination. he says friends urged him but he refused. J T Lamborn, a wealthy farmer, was found murdered in Wall East, Kansas. attackers dismembered him, seemingly to impede identification.
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Washington
Ar ‘Gentine Republic
Debs
Eugene V. Debs
Charleston, S. G
Aeneas Lel
Indiana
South Pend
J.T. Lamborn
Wall Lest
Kauss
Trade and labor news from distant markets and defiance fund
Markets show reduced demand and heavy wheat receipts pushing prices down. Cotton sales total around 1 million bales for the week as textile prices fall. Glass workers in Pittsburgh plan a huge defense fund funded by per capita tax to counter manufacturers, with a target near 2 million dollars. Venezuela boundary commission decision expected, Britain to accept terms after new reports from Baracas.
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Atlantic
Daiuy Lapout
Ute Stenswill
Pittsburg
Aut
Bottle
United Avlion Me
Manufaenters
Tnnd
Lund
Britain
Vonezuela Commission
New York
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Vereauda
Lordon
Eco Authority
Unancial
Laatsland Jias
British Guiana
Venezuela
United States Commission
Spain
Holland
Vatican
Billy Nye Seriously Ill and Other Brief Items
Billy Nye a famed humorist is gravely ill at his home near Asheville after a stroke, with reports noting his condition worsened over about two weeks. Also mentioned are unverified claims of fishermen lost in a Buffalo storm, a presidential pardon request for Wall e Victed, and assorted local notes on a funeral, civic matters, and injuries from an incident in a museum building.
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Edgar WL Nye
Jiumor
Buele Shoals
Asheville
Netalan
Shiva
Died Her Two Children Within Imprisonment Is A Mes
Brel Kelso wife of George Rucherd Kelso of New York died leaving behind two children Bille and Gisorge aged 3. The death occurred within revelyer Keyan Ln.
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Brel Kelso
George Rucherd Kelso
New York
Lille
Bille
Avedt
Vink Gisorge
Shoohis
Withi Revelyer
Keyan Ln
Incomplete OCR Report on Stated Murder Tragedy
Fragmentary text notes a murder claim tied to Ye gihken and an incident in Owendden. It mentions a person not showing violent intent and references a theft cost of two cents, but the passage is garbled and lacks clear facts or identifiable names.
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Owendden
Fitzsimmons Knocks Maher Out In Langtry Texas
Bob Fitzsimmons defeated Peter Maher in the first round at Langtry Texas. The knockout came at one minute and five seconds after an overhand right to the jaw. Maher started strong but was outmatched by the crafty champion who declared readiness to defend against all challengers.
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Maher
Fitzsimmons
Corbett
Julian
Fortune for a waiter in Austria heir to half a million
Matew Grogovich a Sacramento waiter receives word from Pastro Austria that he is heir to nearly $500,000. The letter says his father, a wealthy former Montenegro war official, died in January. Senator John Girogevich of Eureka Nev is named as a nephew and potential heir.
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Matew Grogovich
Sacramento
Cal
Grogovich
Pastro
Turkey
Montenegro
Matew
John ¢Irogevich
Eureke
Nev
Hanging 5x Boston Anguish Gilbert Executed for Murder
Angus Gilbert was hanged in Boston for the murder of Alice Sterling, a barbershop customer’s daughter. He pervertedly befriended the child, led her walking on the day of the crime, and her body was found buried beneath a stable three days later with brutal injuries.
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Angus Gilbert
Gilbert
Boston
Alice Sterling
G A R Encampment Telegrams and Divorce Decree Report
Telegram from Commander in Chief Walker of the G A R notes the Wisconsin Central Chicago Great Western Minnesota St Louis and S E O railroads have agreed to support the encampment in St Paul with an official order to be sent from New York and posted promptly. A papal decree grants a divorce to John Keyte of Halifax on grounds of infidelity, with continuation of related terms and a list of unsettled consular notices and names in varied locales.
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Walker
GA. R
Royal Committee
St Paul
Wisconsin Central
Chicago Great Western
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Seo
Indianapolis
Bitd
New York
St. Paul
Canada
John Kevte
Halifax
Awele ix
Indiane Failure in Hartford City Seeks Creditors’ Settlement
George Gaule Dry Lineds Company of Hartford City Ind assigned Jalan McGrath for creditors. Assets reach 8500 dollars, liabilities 2700, oral creditors secured to the amendments of 22 Purnell to Death via Prairie Fire. Mexican campfire calamity in Merkley County Texas left victims burned.
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George Gaule Dry Lneds Company
Nartford City
Ind
Purnell
Merkley County
Texas
Fire Devours Property in St. Joseph with Heavy Loss
A blaze in St Joseph Missouri caused extensive damage reported at 350000 in value and 90000 in losses The fire swept through multiple blocks on Thiel and Farion streets with hoses aiding the scenes The origin and full extent remain under investigation by local authorities.
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St. Joseph
Thiel and
Farion Streets
Imeaed
Cure for consumption using aseptolin discovery
A 19th century health report details Dr Edson's discovery of aseptolin, a carbolic acid based remedy for phthisis. The method injects a phenol salt solution into the bloodstream to flood the body with antiseptic, aiming to kill germs causing tuberculosis. Early trials claim most patients show improvement, with few failures and several cures, though dangers of injections and chemical toxicity are noted.
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Ayres Ou
Swalth
Guyld County
New York
Ader
Lowe
Buison
Vasterr
Koel
Ien Tire
Declat
Paris
Egson
Edson
Crop reports from farmers' review year overview
Correspondents describe abort wheat and rye conditions across states. Winter wheat shows fair to good in many areas but varies. Michigan reports snow cover yet steady growth while Kentucky and Indiana show poorer moisture and growth. Kansas Nebraska and Wisconsin differ by county. overall plant size small due to dry fall and thaw effects.
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Cou Hk
Ae Uh Fa
Sted
Michigan
Friu
Kentucky
Missouri
Wisconsin
Ohio
Kansas
Nebraska
Towa
SLAIN BY- DYNAMITE Explosion Rips Johannesburg Quarter
A dynamite blast tore Viendendorp in the Johannesburg poor quarter, demolishing homes and wrecking windows. The old town area near Kaffir dwellings suffered severe damage with a large death toll and many injured. Guards were deployed as fear and confusion spread amid regional disturbances.
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Viendendorp
Cransvaal
Old Town
Ciy
Transvaal
X “Eera
Hyery
Jporty
Ndarly
Thu Hospital
The Brown Snow Chief Explains Snow Colors
Amateur microscopists studied multicolor snow as it blanketed the Northeast last night. Professor Willig Moore, head of the Weather Bureau, explained the black dust mixed with organic matter and silica from dunes, carried by winds up to twenty miles per hour, causing drift and potential ground deposition across Nebraska and beyond.
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Weather Bureau
Savin Qownch
Willig Lo Moore
Weather Bureauy
Washi Tom
Syle
Moore
Fragmented OCR Notes On Bets And University Honors
A garbled passage mentions diverse figures including Boyd and Mentreat with Burggury ties, plus a visit by Admiral McClintock and references to Danbridge University admitting women to examinations. It touches on drift and a stray donkey anecdote, with unclear context and numerous corrupted terms.
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Pestiitid
Balgveig
Ant Boyd
Mentreat
Excaniel Ohare
Tamiberli
Danbridge University
LGU
McClintock
Fan Landon
Te Pote
Nations Law Makers Debate and Bills Passed in Senate
The House and Senate conduct a busy session with debates on the bond issue and military and pension appropriations. Senators clash over finance probes and Indian agent duties as bills advancing defense, land, and railroad grants face passage or revisions amid adjournments.
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Uodsis
Moye Tou
Bis
Utter
Hgmasas Cy Et CO
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Senutin
Tian
Peter
Allen
Wolevit
Aot Railway Committee
Garry
Conference
Pickler
South Dakol
Army
Ith
Serator Carter
Montana
Semitor Carter
Keitop
Vopnit Neeraska
Call of Fiori
Sderet
Souster Vuorbersk
Conturenes
Flynn
Ckahoma
Moret
Hoke Smith
Emilie Spike
Tuan
Aly
Romantic Career and a Faded Empire Tale
A fragmentary historical passage recounts a beauty from Canton’s outskirts sold into servitude and later leveraged by a general to become his wife. After his death she becomes regent, guiding a long era of peace and prosperity. An American speaker argues African Americans should build ties at home, not migrate. The text closes with a note on Gralda, the author.
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Ziri
Canton
Peking
Chive
Wiebt
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