Walla Walla Sinks After Collision with French Barque
The steamer Walla Walla sank after colliding with an unknown French barque off Cape Mendocino. At least twenty lives are feared lost with 65 rescued by the Dispatch and other vessels. Captain Hall perished, later rescued, while crews battled a heavy sea and drifting wreckage.
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Iyess
San
Thealcfornian
Walla Wallise
Gall
Wallia Walli
Oon Witeh
Stirfer
Ferastia
Collisin
Hall
Dispateh
Mureka
Commie
Brown
Trinidad
John Wilkinson
William Martel
J. Drube
Wagneer Brown
John McClilon
William Shinn
Cook Muarshall
Willi B. Smniith
Willd Moorhouse
Eureka
Tue Ranger
George Keise
San Francisco
Walla Walla
Cauntain
Fihd
Paule
Dispatch
Seattle
Britain urged to align with Germany over Americas threat
The Saturday Review editorial advocates Britain form an alliance with Germany to counter U S influence in South America. It argues neutral hostility to the United States, favoring German influence as a counterpoise and warning of a Pan-American tariff union and Caribbean dominance if the U S remains unchecked.
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London
Ree View
Creat Hritain
Germany
United States
South Amerites
New World
Americas
Cuba
Porto Rico
Isthmian Canal
Georgia Hangings Report From Dublin Era
An Exclusive Wire summary reports a series of violent hangings in Dublin Georgia tied to alleged warrantless actions. The piece references a Black victim and a man named Kenest Outhail, with contextual mentions of a past May incident and a general atmosphere of fear surrounding executions.
Fourteen Jews Massacred in Vienna Bloodshed
Exclusive AP dispatch from Vienna reports fourteen Jews killed in Kawewmy Uhelu by a mob led by Gere landsownen. An investigation revealed the fatal affray caused by a headsman mob attack, with three others wounded.
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Assoiuted
Vienna
Jan
United Bites
eMeek
Kawewmy
Uhelu
Eneb
Gere Landsownen
Fatal skating accident shocks Southington family
Two young sons of Matthew Kestein drowned after breaking through ice near Southington Connecticut today. The incident involved an exclusive wire report from The Amgulated Pree.
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Southington, Conn
Jax
Matthew Kestein
Naval Officers to Witness Coronation in London
Reports from Washington indicate two high ranking naval officers may attend the coronation in London. The president and secretary of the navy have not yet decided on selections but speculation runs high in Navy circles. A naval squadron will also be present in English waters with a rear admiral in command.
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Washington
Jan. i
London
Navy
Army
Uiis
Eneg- Heh
Miss Roosevelt Debuts In Washington Society
Miss Aliee Roosevelt eldest daughter of Theodore Roosevelt was presented at a White House ball. About five hundred guests attended as Washington society celebrated the first White House debutante since 1872. no cotillion or favors, with music by the Maurine band and Army artillery, in a elaborate decor and a promenading conservatory.
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Washington
Jan
Aliee Roosevelt
Roosevelt
White House
Nellie Grant
Grant
Mrs. Roosevelt
Miss Roosevelt
Ter Tughter
Christus
Cutting
Maurine
Buntelmann
Artilery Coins
Washington Barracks
State
Harvard
Yale
Princeton
German Claims Against Venezuela Presented to Castro
Berlin reports an unofficial note from Germany to President Castro outlining claims against Venezuela and a time limit for reply. The note is not described as an ultimatum and does not state Germany’s future actions toward Venezuela.
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Berlin
Daff
Cayucus
Herr von Pilgrim-Baltassi
Castro
Venezuela
Germany
Actio
United States Seeks Total Control Over Nicaragua Zone
The proposed protocol would grant U.S. jurisdiction and courts across a six mile belt from coast to coast including Greytown and Pacific termini. The U.S. police would maintain order and issue legal processes throughout the zone amid a perpetual lease and uncertain payment, with Costa Rica negotiations tied to similar terms.
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Associated Press
Washington
Jun
United States
Nicaragua
Zelaya
Congress
Managua
Ocean
Greytown
Atlantic
Pacific
Six Mile Zone
Costa Rica
Major General Brooke Visits Harrisburg Arsenal Site
Major General John R. Brooke and Captain A. T. Dean visited the Pennsylvania National Guard arsenal in Harrisburg today. A thirteen-gun salute marked the visit as Brooke inspected manufacturing and distribution systems and praised the institution before leaving for Governor's Island. He toured Somerset Mount Gretna and Middletown sites for a five state National Guard camp and noted three Pennsylvania options as well located.
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Harrisburg
John R. Brooke
U.S. A
A. T. Dean
William S. Richardson
National Gured
Pennsylvania
Brooke
National Guard
Stewart
Richardson
Gean
Governor's Island
Somerset
Congress
Mount Gretoo
Middletown
Maine Shipyard Progress Report Delays Hinge on Commission
Exclusive AP dispatch from Washington reports the Maine shipyard is almost finished but a portion remains to be completed. Navy officials say the submarine division plan may be ready for final committee review by February 16, with a fifth amendment looming and labor issues affecting the schedule.
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Washington
Maine
Navy Department
Revenue figures from Hayward Yale football game reported
Report notes gross receipts and expenses from the Hayward Yale football game with figures listed for penance luning extre seals and expenses. The revenue share details are partially garbled but indicate a split with Vale and total receipts around 15,010 and expenses near 5,018.
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Caibridge
Mase
Jan
Lunding
Mearite
Met Pecmipin
Vale
Governor Shaw Arrives in Washington for Treasury Walkthrough
Iowa Governor Leslie M. Shaw, named to succeed Lyman J. Gage as secretary of the treasury, arrived in Washington and met with President and Speaker Henderson. He plans further talks with Gage and aims to assume the post by January 22 or 23, pending Gage’s wishes.
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Washington
Leslie M. Shaw
Iowa
Lyman J. Gage
the Treasury
Arlington Hotel
White House
Lafayette Place
Henderson
Shaw
Gage
Treasury
Czolgosz Not Insane in Presidential Assassination Case
An exhaustive report in the New York Medical Journal argues that Leon Czolgosz was sane and legally responsible for shooting President McKinley, though medical experts find social disease and anarchic traits. Dr. Carlos F. McDonald and Edward A. Spitzka present medical and autopsy conclusions.
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New York
Czolgosz
McKinley
New York Medical Journal
Carlos F. McDonald
Edward A. Spitzka
Czolposz
Vielin
Dy McDonnel
Cxzolgoss
McSinley
Spiteka
State Tax for 1901 Shows Large Increase in PA Returns
Exclusive wire reports from Harrisburg indicate that personal property taxed for state purposes in Pennsylvania rose by 70 783 012 over 1900. The board of revenue commissioners found failures to assess judgments mortgages and other interest bearing sums as well as school bonds and private bankers and banks.
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Harrisburg
Board of Revenue Commissioners
Pennsylvania
Childrens Burning Tragedies Reported in County
Exclusive Wire from The Associated Press outlines two fatal accidents in Pine and Willow districts. Ida Urban a four year old girl from Willow Street was injured by fire from matches. Charles Meyearold son of Tilghim in Mintoh died in an explosion at Kern's shop while attempting to light hay.
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Haughner
Captain Hall
Eureka
Lancaster
Ida
Henry Urban
Willow Street
Allentown
Charles
Tilghim
Danielville
Kern
Exclusive Wire Trgia Tie Asselated Press Summary
Fragmentary wire copy from New York mentions crossings and arrivals with unclear names and routes. It references ships via Plymouth Cherbourg Genoa Hamburg Queenstown and Liverpool with generic destinations and towns, leaving many proper nouns unreadable.
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Asselated Press
New York
Annleta
Dyer Pool
Prine Wilhelm
Beemen
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Fur Bismarck
Genoa
Pubricia
Hamburg
Wrymouth
la Champagne
Queentown
Liverpool
Germanie
Kerbormpp
Vaidenland
Autworp
Deaths of a Day in Rochester N Y
An obituary notes the death of a clergyman and pioneer, born in Wilbesborough, who later lived in Rochester and Philadelphia. He helped launch the first express line between New York and Philadelphia, which became the Adams Express Company. He leaves a widow and several children.
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Rochester
Cultaha
Jona Gala
Vernet
Eto
Wilbesborugh
Wien
New York
Alijal Galuela
Jay Cook
New York Wii
Philadelphd
Adame Espress
Sie
Galuela Tal
Sideseo
Dexlestown
Dau
Ferdinand Young
Bucks County
Germany
Gisard Philadelphis
Foraker H anna Contest Still On
Masked robbers dynamited the Camden Point bank vault but fled with no loot. Assistant cashier A. B. Surrhuret and merchant H. F. P. Rixey observed the explosion and the armed posse pursued the robbers along the railroad tracks. one bandit was wounded in the shoulder.
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Pike
Camden Point
Modan
A. PB. Surrhuret
H. F P. Rixey
Riilroad
Mutineers on Trial at Leavenworth Prison
Five ringleaders of the federal prison mutiny faced preliminary trial in the Leavenworth library before United States Commissioner Bond. Gilbert Mullins Fred Robinson and Rob Clark are charged with first degree murder in the killing of Guards J B Waldrupe. The three prisoners were remanded to the warden for holding before the United States grand jury. Frank Robinson and Marnel Birnes to be examined tomorrow morning.
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Leavenworth
Kan
United States
Bond
Gilbert Mullins
Fred Robinson
Rob Clark
J. Bb. Waldrupe
Frank Robinson
Marnel Birnes
Wreck at Johnstown Snarls Rail Traffic
A trains wreck near Johnstown involving east bound No 1 and freight No 490 triggers a pile up with No 443 colliding into the wreck. Engine No 888 and ten cars topple into the Conemaugh river as rescuers race to reach injured and missing crew members.
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Rem
Altoona
Cowle
Maglnee
James Winters
Stede
Johnstown
Wreckinge
James Black
William Paul
Coneymaugh
Winters
Black
Steele Mic Paul
No. 14
Sheridan
New York
Pillsbure
Conemaugh
United States Weighs Intervention Amid South Africa Crisis
A garbled report suggests U S officials are considering intervention regarding South Africa. The piece mentions Kavludve Wie and a French outlet The Courelar du Soir, but exact details and dates are unclear.
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Courelar du Soir
United States
Doubtful Republican Reps Battle for Ohio Speaker
In Columbus on January 3, the Foraker-Hanna fight for control of the Ohio legislature nears a crucial vote. McKinnon and Price claim wide support, but each faces hidden defections and lingering doubt about key Republican reps. Guards patrol hotels and stations to prevent absences, as leaders Dick and Cox shuttle between conferences and phone lines to lock in remaining votes.
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Columbus
Foraker-Hanna
Ohio
Price
McKinnon
Cox
Willis
Ile
Belchler
Cleveland
Tompkins
Kyle
Troy
Akron
Senate
W. P. Uhl
House
Foraker
Charles W. Baker
Cincinnati
A. W. Patrick
New Philadelphia
Odda
Baker
Charters Invited for Rail Line Construction in Three Counties
Exclusive wire reports that Harrisburg issued invitations to multiple corporations including Steelton and New Cumberland United, Horrlabun canical, The Farwere and Mechanics Tree, Davies Textile, and Standard Connecting Rod to build seven miles of rail line at Clipton Armstrong and Butley counties. Capital totals and leadership listed, with Edward Wilkins Dewey of New York named as president.
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Harrisburg
Jan
State Department
Steelton and
New Cumberland Uniten Company
Horrlabun
Canical
Farwere’ and Mechanics Tree Company
Meroe
Capital
Scramton Journal Mublia- Ime Company
Scranton
Davies Textile Company
Frankford
Standard Connecting Rod Company
Beaver Palle
SHA Mibtebung
Head's Bend
Copany
Nou
Clipton
Armatrong
Butley
Capipal
Sto
Edward Wilkins Dewey
New York
Lisbon peers take no resolution on death of PM Mok_iialey
Lisbon house of peers adjourned without adopting a resolution on the death of the July Private Mok ialey. Officials and officials mourn the loss as tributes arrive from Portuguese and abroad.
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Portugal
Presa
Lisbon
Comdalence
Prvatlot Mok Iialey
Weather Outlook for Washington and Pennsylvania Weekend
Forecast calls for fair conditions in Washington and Pennsylvania on Saturday and Sunday. Winds turn from northwest on Saturday with diminishing speeds by Sunday.
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Washington Jan
Fair
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