Greek Irregulars Engage Turkish Forces Across Frontier
London reports say the Turkish government warned Greece to halt irregular incursions into Turkish territory or face war. Dispatches from Salonica note Greek irregulars advancing toward Grevena and Baltiño while Turkish troops concentrate near Grevena. Edhem Pasha has warned the Greek commander. Turkish positions tighten as clashes continue along the frontier.
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Edhem Pasha
Balline
London
Mubiikhes Om Dlapatoh F Rom
Athna
Sayin
Povrrmerit Lise
Ireguliare
Turkey
Elasaena
Tani
Lvileno
sHeelvedl
Baltino
Mavetonia
Chrift Davells
Mountaines
Krania
Grevena
Seyfoutiah Bey
Edheem Pasha
Brank
Athens
Believed in faith cure ends in death near Bremen
Mrs. John Miller of Ligonion Ind Agri, hiving north of Bremen, died after four weeks illness. She trusted entirely to prayer for recovery and sought a Chicago faith healer who set an hour for prayer. She reported relief, but hours later she died, the end of intense suffering.
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Ligonion Ind
Agri
John Miller
Bremen
Miller
Populists Sweep Kansas College Officials in Topeka Shuffle
April 14 report from Topeka shows Governor Leedy’s Populist regency at Kansas Agricultural College removes most officials from president to janitor. Republicans react with strong indignation as many gold standard advocates suffer dismissals.
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Kansas Agricultural College
Topekea
Kon
Leedy
Kansas Agriculture
Three Robbers Hold Up Village Bank Edge of Wood
A village bank was attacked by three men at night near a wood. A watchman and twenty five armed citizens pursued them. shots were fired, one robber escaped, others fled. No injuries reported.
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Wilcon
Trial in Quebec Aimed at Poison Plot Involving Mrs Burns
In Bherhbrooks Quebec this April a trial addresses an attempted poisoning of Mrs Burns. She testified her husband would have added iodine to her medicine if not for pressure from Eva Bunbury of Maalao, with whom he had become involved.
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Bherhbrooks
Quebec
Burns
Mins
Eva Bunbury
Maalao
Ex-Deputy City Marshal Fatally Shoots Political Opponent
In St. Louis on April 14, former Deputy City Marshal Henry Mrb shot and killed an opponent in a contested ward race. The incident occurred amid tense local politics as investigators review the motive and sequence of events.
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St. Louis
Henry Mrb
Pean
Tramp Claimed Insane Connected to Seymour Mine Death
China Huff, a tramp seized in Ottumwa, was declared insane and sent to Mount Pleasant asylum. He confessed a night with Will Sargent at the coal mine shaft and is suspected to link Huffman to Sargent’s death, the Seymour tragedy.
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Ottumwa
China Huff
Tramp
Mount Pleasant
Seymour
Will Sargent
Huffman
Ottummwa
Sargent
Bargent
Robbed and beaten editors at Hoboken News Zeitung
Three masked men in old clothes raided the Hoboken News Zeitung office. They beat the editor and assistants, locked them in a room, and demolished desks and papers. One mask slipped revealing a well known German politician amid the attack.
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Hoboken, N. 2
Hoboken
Hoefner
Scarritt block fire devastates downtown Kansas City
A substantial five story Scarritt block on Walnut near Ninth in Kansas City Kansas burned heavily tonight. The blaze endangered the Times and World buildings and nearby Campbell and Mitton Crockery, with walls all that remained by hour 10. Electric wires failed and several offices suffered minor damage.
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Kansas City
Kan
Scarritt
Walnut Streets
Ninth
Central Station
Kansas City Fire Department
Walnut Street
Times and World
Scaarritt
Hall
the Times
Hevoeteret
Svarritt
Campbell & Mitton Crockery Company
Main Street
Bearritt
Cuban Situation Near End Of Campaign
London April 14 The Times publishes a Cuban correspondent letter outlining the island’s position as the season ends. He says the Spaniards hold no province effectively and are not undisputed rulers except in some eastern towns. Even broad reforms may come too late.
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London
The
Times
Yale to be rebuilt for new quadrangle and graduate building
Dwight, in Yale university annual report, urges tearing down old brick structures to create a new quadrangle and erection of a graduate department building. He notes Yale received 402,038 dollars this year and over 4,000,000 dollars in the last decade.
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New Haven
Dwight
Yale University
Corporation
Yale
Ingifto
Confessed 1900s killer seeks death sentence in jail
The Thes erel News from Salt Lake City reports a claim by J. W. Fesser under arrest in Dillon Montana. He allegedly killed Dr. C. M. Nichols superintendent of the Waehnaten DC insane asylum and cites 10 to 15 other victims. He states he will not plead guilty unless he can receive a death sentence.
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Salt Lake
Utah
Theserel News
J. W. Fesser
Dillon
Mont
C. M. Nichols
Waehnaten
D.C
Heevye Ho
Fairmount Man Sentenced to Hanging in Bank Robbery Case
April H. dudge Quinn yesterday sentenced to hanging. Lews Kellihan of Mason City and his brother robbed a bank at Bherburn in November and killed two men. Ten fled on bicycles and were captured two days later. the brother died during the capture.
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Fairmount, Main
H.—dudge Quinn Yeaterday
Lews Kellihan
Mason City
Kelhan
Bherburn
Chicago Veteran Attacked in Robbery on April Night
Chicago resident April M Droy Dumond, a veteran of the Mighty Ninth New York Infantry, reports three assailants robbed him of his quarterly penelon and all clothing except his shirt during an attack last night.
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Chicago
Droy Dumond
Mighty-ninth New York Infantry
Pig Iron Pile Tumbles at Tonawanda Yard
A high pile of pig iron at the Tonawanda fire and iron works toppled today in North Tonawanda. Several workers were injured including Frank Burne who broke a leg and others sustaining minor injuries.
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North
Tonawanda
Frank Burne
Joe Jeffer son vows to stay on stage as long as crowds want
Richmond Virginia interview quotes Joseph Jeffer son saying he never expects to retire from the stage. He adds that as long as the American people want to see him they can have him.
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Joe Jeferson
Richmond
Joseph Jefferson Aave
Tragedies of the Great Flood Reach Flat Boat Wreck
Reports from Helena Arkansas and surrounding river towns detail catastrophic flooding. A flat boat was wrecked after a bull kicked a hole in the craft, drowning a family of seven on EHuron Island. Officials describe rising Mississippi levels causing widespread damage as communities move to higher ground.
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Craftee
Ehuron Island
Upper Mississippi
Helena
Ark
Sylvestee Sander
Joel Higeine
Calicott Place
Wille de Peall
Arrest Warrant Issued for Rev. Peter J. Shine
In Chwoss Mich on April 4 a warrant was issued for the arrest of Rev. Peter J. Shine of St. Pauls Roman Catholic church on assault and battery charges. James Welch of Corunna alleges Whispering during vesper services led to the incident. Father Slane confronted Welch before a punch was thrown and later regretted not kicking him downstairs.
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Chwoss
Mich
Peter J. Shine
St. Paul's
James Welch
Corunna
Welch
Father Slane
Vancouver Bars United States Citizens From Public Works
In Vancouver B C a city center resolution bars all United States citizens from public works employment and other British Columbia authorities may follow. In Indianapolis a women's club called the Kettle Drum Waeman's club disbands after a theft search provoked by a member's discussions, with the president citing notoriety as the reason.
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Vancouver
B.C. Aritl
United States
Briteh Columbia
Indianapolis
Suspected murder case touches two towns
Normal papers served on J. D. Tuttle who was arrested on suspicion of firing on Caroline Booth of Batsford. Authorities traced two tramps connected with the shooting to Newburg, Fishkill district reports last night.
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Newton
Conm
J. D. Tuttle
Caroline Booth
Batsford
Fishkill
Newburg
Postmaster Dayton Resigns in Washington
Postmaster Charles W. Dayton of New York has resigned, with official actions leading to a new assignment in Washington during April.
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Dayton
Washington
Charles W. Dayton
New York
Wealthy Nebraskan Linked to Northwest Robbery Ring
Authorities secure a confession from John N. Peygon, a wealthy Nebraska resident, amid a gang arrest list including William Merdig Thomas Flynn and others. Peygon, once trusted in Covington and Dakota county, faced later plea negotiations to testify against kin and avoid harsher penalties.
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Slowx City
Fnally
Northwest
John N. Peygdon
Wwiliam Merdig
Thomas Flynn
Thomas Cgiray
Eoin Duffy
John King
John N. Poyson
King
Peyron
Bronx
Pevsen
Covington
Dakota County
Selanaloa
Ufty
Kime
Murderous Maniac terrorizes Ohba village murder scene
Reported in Ohba, April dawn, Redward Reynolds, his wife, and their twenty year old daughter Sarita were killed when farm buildings were burned. Suspect Martin Mowry, a laborer at Reynolds’ farm, was found nearby in a distressed state and arrested. Evidence includes weapons with the assailant’s prints and signs of mental instability.
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Pascom
Ohba
Redward Reynolde
Carpenter
Sarita
Martin Mowry
Reynolds
Mowry
Alurn
Tie
Servilla
Fought for a Girl in a Tiffin Ring Gauntlet
Two popular Tiffin young men clashed over a promissory rival to a local society lady. They fought in a country house near Tiffin, witnessed by friends. One man, a divinity student from Kenyon, and another, supported by Beyen-ouner, were severely punished as blows landed during the match. The fight ended with the rival declared the winner after the eighteenth round.
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Tiffin
Ohio
Cvt
Furmere
Kenyon College
Titin
Beyen-ouner
Wren
Made rich by Indian deed in Kansas City suburb land grant
A deed placed on file conveys about half of Argentine, a Kansas City suburb, to William J. Isaac. The grant derives from Nancy Whitefeather, a Shawnee patentee who died years ago, with more than a billion dollars in property involved.
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Kansas City
Kan
Tle Hore
William J. Isaac
Argentine
Nancy Whitefeather
Prohibition Not Favored by Chicago Presbytery
The Chicago Presbytery declined to record support for saloon prohibition after a heated debate sparked by a temperance committee resolution. An attempt to publish the assembly’s strong language on the subject was also rejected.
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Chicago
General Assembly
Senate committee furthers fight over reorganizing lines
Washington April 4. Republicans and opponents clash as a plan to reorganize Senate committees is rejected for a new conference. The debate centers on committee control and the tariff issue, with votes along party lines and a dispute over Secretary Gage’s latest order. Senator Morgan presses for a timely Cuban resolution amid tense opposition.
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Moregon
Washington
Cane
Senate
Popullata
Denoctate
Republican Committee
Mitter
Morrill
Vermont
Committee
Veet
Laswe
Gune
Wegal
Dingrey
Merrill
Mantl
Montana
Pettigrew
South Dakota
Cannon
Utah
Mr Morgan
Alabama
Mis
Momr
Morgan
Ambitious Diplomatic Moves Target Turkey and DC Roles
The president announced multiple nominations and confirmations including Poynes B. Angell of Michigan as minister plenipotentiary to Turkey, George N. West of DC as consul at Piston Nova Scotia, George D. Melglojonn of Nebraska as assistant secretary of war, and others to posts in the District of Columbia and the Navy Department in London.
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Anil
Momspettons
Senate
Poynes B. Angell
Michigan
United States
Turkey
George N. West
District of Columbia
Piston
Nova Scotia
George D. Melglojonn
Nebraska
Distrlict
Columbia
John B. Wright
John W
Millionaire Mohler Finds Lost Wife and Child After Four Years
Edwin R Mohler a California lumberman traced his divorced wife Maude and their eight year old son Raymond to Pasadena. Maude also known as Austin and living in Los Angeles had fled Minneapolis ten years earlier after a divorce suit. Detectives found her and the boy, custody now pending as Mohler seeks restoration of the child.
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Lon Anmweles
Edwin R. Mohler
Minneapolis
Mohler
Tepneplin County
Minn
Libel Suit Seeks 205000 In St Louis Court
San Antonio banker Daniel Sullivan sues Stra ham Hutton Ryans Commission Co of East St Louis for libel alleging a July 3 1595 notification to a customer caused client losses and damaged business with Soreapondentey. The case proceeds in circuit court before Judge Tudgee Wisher.
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St. Louis
Tudgee Wisher
Dantel Sullivan
San Antonio
Tex
Straham, Hutton & Ryana Commission Company
National Stock Yards
East St. Louie
Sn Ow
Plainff
Deferdanta Dilvise
Senators Get the Plums in Postmaster Appointments
Washington reports Postmaster Green Gary has issued a rule requiring presidential approval for postmaster appointments in states with Republican senators. He will not submit cases to President McKinley unless the approval of the Republican senators is endorsed, tying patronage to Senate consent.
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Washington
Gereen Gary
McKinley
McMinney
Tragedy at Breakfast Ends in Double Fatalities
Chicago resident Matthias Duster, 22, was shot dead at breakfast by his father in law John Formiller. Formiller then shot himself in the temple and died five minutes after reaching St Elizabeth's hospital. The fatal quarrel began during the morning meal.
Tragic Suicide of Local Girl After Family Troubles
A 21-year-old girl, daughter of Henry Bates in East Wormouth, Mage, April 4, set her clothing on fire with kerosene and shot herself through the heart with a revolver. She died at Stanly, the body charred. A note cited family troubles as the cause.
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East Wermouth
Mage
Lotte EL
Henry Bates
Ile Heart
Chief Arthur Questions Injunction In Steel and Wire Strike
Cleveland April 4 Chief P M Arthur of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers says the injunction in the Consolidated Steel and Wire strike has gone too far and will not stand. He argues workers may converse without libel and that the right to moral suasion should be recognized by courts.
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Cleveland
P. M. Arthur
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Consolidated Steel and Wire
Brotherhood of Engineers
United States Supreme Court
Telephone talk admitted in Indiana accounting case
Judge Bunday ruled that a telephone conversation offered as evidence may be admissible. During the accounting hearing defendants sought to introduce the telephonic talk, objections were raised but overruled.
Long-Lost Boy Reunited After Five-Year Search
A Long-Lost Boy returns to Parkersboro West Virginia after five years away. He was located in Dayton by word received today. His wealthy parents had spent thousands pursuing the missing youth.
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Parkersboro
W. Va
Dayton
Joan Moneman
Riddled with Bullets in Suburban Street Slaying
A charged black man was accused of accosting two white girls and was shot in a suburban street. The victim died in the quiet neighborhood. evidence against the man was stated as conclusive.
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Mies
Derse Evans
Wilk
Wealthy farmer assaulted and robbed at home in daylight
In broad daylight Charlea A Teele a wealthy farmer from Waltham was attacked by two men who robbed him of 350 dollars tied him to a bed and threatened to burn him to death at his residence. The incident is reported as a violent home invasion with threats and robbery.
Four men in disguise threaten widow in Dublin county
In Dublin Kentucky on April 4 four masked men rushed the home of a widow named Goaley and demanded she leave the county immediately. They blackened faces and used a fence passage to approach the residence in a threatening manner.
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Dublin
Aml
Terrible dynamite explosion at Shangluarie mine
A severe blast at the Deen mine in Shangluarie Eleht Enelion killed twenty native miners. The accident occurred on April 1 and is being investigated by local authorities.
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Johannesburg
Fh Deen
Shangluarie
Eleht Enelion
Minera
Killet
Mosby Snubbed by Grant Parade Invitations
Alexandria Virginia April 14 Colonel John B Mosby will not attend the Grant parade after receiving 19 official invitations, none accepted.
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Ol. Mosby
Alexandria
John B Mosby
Grant
Inui Warning to Greece and Tariff Vote News
The morning brief covers iGeneral-Porte's Inui warning to Greece, a late Senate tariff test vote, and an investigation into Wilker-Marre. It mentions local baseball Athe aatle and Trout Beason opens today, plus court and education notices in Lackawanna and surrounding counties.
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iGeneral
Greece
Wyoming County
Senate
Wilker-Marre and
Ehigh
Eperty
Atheaatle
Whiat Gosalp
Trout Beason
Voorhees family lies in state in Terre Haute
Terre Haute Ind April 4 The termans of ex Senator Voorhees have been lying in state at the Terre Haute House a continuous stream of visitors passes through the hall all day The funeral is set for 8 00 pm tomorrow at St Pauls Episcopal Church where Mrs Voorhees was buried ten years ago
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Hanover
Nod
Rock River
Town River
Burlington
Inn
Huron Island
Moline
St. A.elmttmee
Terre Haute
Ind
Voorhees
Terre Haute House
St. Atopy
Episcopal Church
Voorhoen
Subtle Rock Youth Die in Hamp ton Fight
A youth named Harrison died in a blow during a play contest with Tobin in Hampton. Harrison's neck was broken and death was instantaneous.
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Subtle Rock
Ark
Harrison
Tobin
Hampton, Yeetenlay
Local Land Dealer John Austin Makes Large Sale in Plain Township
The Plain township landowner John Austin sold parcels tonight in a major deal. Frederick Haller purchased 10 ascots for $40,000 and Habilities bringing totals near $2,000 in listed assets.
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Woeter
John Austin
Plain Township
Frederick Haller
Newark Methodist conference votes against admitting women
New York April 14 vote of 1 to 74 by the Newark New Jersey Methodist conference decides against admitting women to the general conference.
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New York
Newark
N. J
Methodist Conference
Chicago Restart Delayed Rail Strike Fallout
In South Chicago 100 rail workers remain unemployed after a resumed operation shift yesterday. The striking 2,000 workers failed to win reinstatement as union officials did not uphold the protest.
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Chicago
Ulino's Bee! Works
Man Found Dead With Throat Cut in Ansonia
Ansonia Connecticut on April 4 Samuel Brith aged ? was found yesterday morning by his daughter with his throat cut. Smith had no despondent owing to lack of wor.
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Ansonia
Conn
Samuel Brith
Smith
Flood recedes as water falls to 3 feet inches near wharf
Montreal reports the flood danger ended as the water level dropped to about three feet eight inches, roughly two feet below the wharf, marking a significant retreat.
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Montreal
Man Confesses Fatal Shooting In Lovingston Domestic Tragedy
Carleton Adams of Love elton shoots his wife near Love elton over eye level, killing her instantly after frequent quarrels. He then takes laudanum in an apparent suicide attempt, but survives and surrenders to authorities. The couple had nine years of marriage and three children.
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Tinkhannock
Wyombng County
Carleton Adams
Love Elton
Adams
Hyanor
Adsyne
Jol
Mites de Fitchener
Weat
Virginia
Chile
Norristown Cruelty Arrests Over Docked Tails
Norristown officers arrested Robert FE Strawbridge of Wynnewood coachman John Herper and Dr Charlies Williams veterinary surgeon on cruelty to animals charges for docking the tails of two pensen. The information was filed by William E. Cranston for the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. Each defendant furnished bail of 100 dollars.
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Norristown
Robert FE
Strawbridge
Wynnewood
John Herper
Charlies Williams
William E. Cranston
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animale
Unknown man found dead near Piney creek Clarion river
Word received reports an unknown man found dead near the mouth of Piney creek on the Clarion river. He lay several days, coat mouldy, with marks of a struggle. Two men discovered the body while running waists.
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Clarion County
Clarion
Piney Creek
Charon River
Senate cloakroom bribe bids shock Topeka lawmakers
State Senator Campbell reports being accosted in the senate cloakroom by a man who offered several hundred dollars to vote for the Tanna Stock Yards bill. Dr. Marks says he was approached by a conference committee member offering $2,000 to block the textbook. Senator Lupier confirms a similar approach.
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Topeka
Kan
Campbell
Senate
Tanna Stock Yards
Marks
Jefferson County
Lupier
Man Jailed for Stealing Three Herring
William McGinsey, charged with stealing three herring valued at eight cents from Richard Davis in Wilmington Delaware, was sent to New Castle Jail to await trial at the May term. He told Judge Dall he was hungry and the county will bear the costs of the trial, totaling about 170 dollars.
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Wilmington
Del
William McGinsey
Richard Davis
New Castle
McKinney
Dall
Officials refuse to honor body of city engineer
San Franco April 1 officials of Acatjutty Salvador refused to bury the body of Second Assistant Engineer Binkih of the steamer City of Paramides. A $1,000 payment was made for a pure unit. The body was buried at sea.
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San Franco
Acatjutty
Salvador
Arinal
Axsistant
Binkih
Paramides
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Fragmentary text listing New York and places like Southampton Liverpoel and names including Marceliioes Terronte Germanic and Salied. No coherent event or context detectable.
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Britans Pla
Marceliioes Terronte
Liverpools
Bistopia
Clynten
Salied
Mriesland
Antewen
T. Paul
Southampton
Liverpoel
Weather forecast for New York region and New England
Partly cloudy to fair weather with fresh to brief westerly to southwesterly winds. Cloudiness early, gradual clearing with southerly shift. Friday brings fair warmer conditions with southwest winds and possible local rain in northern New England portions.
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New England
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