Football team captain recovers after emergency hospital rush
A mother rushes across the field in distress to the emergency hospital after her son suffers a broken arm during a game. Observers recall the captain losing his head during a failed flying wedge as the incident unfolds.
Struck by Fate A Balloon Voyage Ends in Rescue at Sea
Arthur Turner and Mr Nolan of the Royal Aero Club survived a perilous balloon voyage from London to Eastbourne. The Meteor sank in thick fog and rain off the Channel, leaving them 59 feet above water before fishermen spotted their distress and a last spark from matches saved them.
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Mr. Nolan
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Royal Sovereign
Great Storms of Modern Times Recall of Historic Tempests
The article surveys infamous storms from 1863 to 1903, listing Tay Bridge disaster of 1879, 1863 Central Europe hurricanes, England's 1881 windstorms, the 1882 New Zealand cyclone near Wellington, and other major events in China, India, North America, and Jamaica, noting fatalities, damage, and recoveries.
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Tay Bridge
Tay
Dundee
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Edinburgh
Aberdeen
Europe
Atlantic
America
Canada
England
Haifang
China
Orissa
Bengal
India
Wellington
New Zealand
Ontario
Quebec
Jamencia
I Will Report Wife For Desertion In Heated Clash
A tense domestic scene ends with a man threatening to report his wife for desertion. They debate leaving, with she insisting on immediate separation and he challenging her resolve. The couple's heated exchange centers on authority and the next steps.
Londonderry Grocer Fined for Disturbing Catholic Service
William Brediey, a Londonderry grocer, paid $5 and was imprisoned for a month for disturbing a Catholic service. He entered the church, created a scene, and resisted removal as his dog disrupted the altar area. Police removed him after threats and disorderly conduct.
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Londonderry Maelstrate
William Brediey
Priser
Outrage Flares at Rochefort Prison Mutiny in Paris
In Rochefort Paris a fresh series of outrages at the prison ends with mutinous prisoners shooting the Chief warder, decapitating his wife, wounding an officer, mortally injuring a sailor, and barricading the premises as local authorities and troops rush to quell the danger.
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