Wabash wreck victims buried as coroner probes disaster
Bodies recovered from the Wabash wreck near Seneca Michigan are being prepared for burial in Oak Grove cemetery. Coroner Hamilton opened an inquest while officials debate whether the death toll may exceed twenty with many pieces of shattered remains as authorities accuse the crew of missing orders of Sand Creek and Seneca.
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Forgiveness Announcement in Nevada Cathedral Case
A recall petition against Jeremiah J. Crowley is expected within days. Prosecution seeks to halt his worship at the Cathedral of the Holy Nate amid sanctions and public statements. Attorney Moran states Crowley regrets disrespect toward Cardinal Martinelli and the Arch Bishop, retracting prior remarks.
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Taft to Return Home from Manila Mission
Reports say Secretary of War orders Taft to sail back to the United States to recover health strength after his Manila assignment. Taft plans to depart on the first available Lempert route, resuming duties upon arrival.
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Pines
Washington
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Taft
United States
Duel at a Ball: Evi sider and Canc eron Ashley in pistol fight
Pabeix WH November 20. Charles Evister, city materal, and Henry Cancer on Ashley dueled with pistols at a ball last night. Both were badly wounded in the encounter and expected to die.
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Charles Evisider
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Unclear event report from Vieturk News with drowning toll
Fragmentary Vieturk News report describes a ferry incident near Naw ionneaipdag. Steamer St Porerve arrived with passengers from Isle of Pines. overcrowding led to peril and drowning among many aboard. Warden Aire reported the tragedy.
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Feuypely
Ionneaipdag
Isle of Pines
Prieauers
SPECIAL TRAIN WRECKED KNIGHTS IN PERIL Title fragment
Incomplete OCR text reports a special train wreck near a western railroad line. Knights or a group named Knights of Calumbu reportedly in peril with fatalities and injuries. Details are garbled and unreadable.
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N.V
Delawer
Lackavennna
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Catumbu
Ratty
Jared
End to War Report and Colombia Conference News
Reports from Washington describe a surrender arrangement completing Liberal forces in Colon and the Columbian government preparing to take Colon. Generals Alban and Jeffries oversaw diplomacy with Liberal leaders aboard the Marietta as naval presence includes Tribuny Suchet and Maelias. No public result yet. A clash near Vista ends with Lib eral losses and heavy casualties. Osborn Diegnan, linked to the Merrimac incident, is in hospital with a nervous breakdown.
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Maelias
Catala Perry
Athan and
Jeffries
Colombia
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Young Corbett Takes Terry McGovern In Nutmegs Club Fight
Denver's Yeune Cor Det, nicknamed Young Corbett, defeats Terry McGovern in Brooklyn or nearby venue to claim featherweight supremacy. McGovern falls in rounds two and then concedes after steady pressure from Corbett. Ambitious rival plans a rematch as crowd cheers verdict in the hot bout.
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Wood Home Again in New York After Cuban Tour
General Leonard Wood arrives in New York amid reports of his Cuba duties as governor and plans to proceed to Washington to report to the president. The scene features limited readable fragments about travel and unnamed passengers.
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New York
Washington
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Leonard Wood
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Seized nets to be sold under court order in St Joseph
In St Joseph Mick Beardsley of Grand Laven Weinesting court orders sale of $310,000 worth Booth nets seized by War den Boewster last week. Judge Hrewster authorizes sale of nails and ferry. owners notified and to protest before Julie Coolidge. Net value listed as $15,000.
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Chaves P. Beardsley
Grand Laven
Weinesting
Booth
Boewster
St Joseph
Julie Coolidge
Meensters
Fire at Texas oil field ends near disaster
Fire broke out on a remote northeast oil lease of the Lam Pipe Land Company as a crew worked to splice pipes. Flames swept the grass, threatening a forest and many workers, but fire crews confined the blaze within twenty feet of nearby rigs. Clothing was burned and skin injuries reported. Plumbers were later arrested.
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Toxz-Swayne Syndicate
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Not the Boy Lost in the Woods and a Washington Incident
A report describes a missing boy named Fred Hinze, his suspected disappearance after being seen with tramps near Brooklyn, and a later identification by his father Willits Fish. It notes his lack of homes, neglect by adults, and stray receipts from begging. Separately, a dispatch from Washington reports Captain Perry noting parties fought near Buena Vista and that firing paused for passenger trains.
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Willits Pish
Leslie
Fred Hinze
Brooklyn
Harry Fish
Washington
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United States
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Cable mishap at Cornelisyile Mine injures eight
Eight miners, including Cornelisyile An thu Lasbert and Masootown workers, fell 700 feet in a mine shaft when a cable parted. Three died or likely died, two were rescued alive, and six others suffered injuries as the cage dropped. Rescue teams recovered the survivors and transported the hurt to surface facilities.
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Western colleges meet to consider college sports
Chicago November 24 The annual conference of western colleges opened to discuss college sports matters. Before the meeting it was stated that efforts would aim to remove the bias from professional lists on several coaches heads, with no violation of amateur sport alleged in these cases.
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Redden
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Alibi Ties Suspect to 3 Murders in Indiana Case
A deserter from the United States Navy named Ormut F. Lambert faced arrest in Michigan City Indiana on suspicion of committing three murders months earlier. Identified by sailors as the murderer, Lambert allegedly traveled 11 000 miles to meet his wife and child in Mahway. He was held after circumstantial evidence and his confession tied him to a desertion and the time of the killings in China.
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Ormut F. Lambert
United States Navy
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Shot From Cannon Danenic Tie Nov 2
Danenic ties in a tumultuous scene as Joseph G. Cannon departs Washington with remarks on tariffs and trade. He predicts the present tariff agenda will stand until court orders change and notes limited tariff action by Congress.
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