Funeral of Benjamin Harrison Follows Nation’s Mourning
The funeral of Benjamin Harrison drew about 15,000 citizens to Indianapolis for a grave-side service and public tributes. President McKinley and other distinguished visitors attended as officials and leading figures paid homage, with a final procession to the church and interment in the family lot.
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Indianapella
Benjamin Airvieon
McKinsey
Tide Friends
Genel Mare
Nike
Cenenat
Turrivon
Chencrat
Thorpison
Hrpcat
Viarrison
Otters
Howe
Warrkorn
Jamin F. Tracy
New York
John Wanaintker
Philadelphia
William W W. H. Miller
Indianapolis
John W. Noble
St. Louis
Charles Poster
Fostoria
Ohio
Jean Wallace
Judson Murmon
Cincinnati
Willan A. Woods
Eche
al, Mason
James Whitcomb Riley
Frans Woollen
Marvy J. Milligan
Iifford Arvicok
William Bolle
Harry &. New
Howaard Cale
John Sinsithe
Newton
Tarkington
Wilson VII
Brown
Samuel Hell
Mrs. Harrison
Funeral procession and services for ex president Harrison
The article details the elaborate funeral of former President Harrison with a route through Delaware and Pennsylvanian streets, a thousand-strong crowd, and a church service filled to capacity. It notes dignitaries including Secretary Cortelyou and Governor Durbin, the pallbearers, the floral arrangements, and the solemn rites led by Rev. Nichols and Dr. Nichols, ending with hymns and prayers.
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Tibbett
McKev
Russell BR. Marion
Mel Kinley
Covernor Durbin
Delaware Street
Penneyivani Street
Estinch
Harrigan
Binie House
McKinkey
Rosen
Chison
Pune
Seth Adele
Durbin
Lili
Fiji
Governor Darby
Secreticy Cortelyou
M. Ob. Haines
Samuel Jd. Niewls
St. Louis
Sejally Hanna
Livntenin
Parker
Harriton
Meg
Wil
Frank Thibatt
General Mirrikon
Pylvie
Patkew
Whal
Eden Saat
Wien
Ail
Phaijnes
Nieoolt
Harrison
Nicols
St John
Th. Malnee
Niccols
Edward Nell
Reverend Elijah Keller Dies After Long Illness
Obituary notes the death of Reverend Elijah Keller at age seventy in his residence. The respected minister served the community for decades, with many neighboring churches and parishioners grieving his loss. Authorities have not released further details about funeral arrangements.
Germany faces meat law with no friends and rising prices
An exclusive Wire report notes Germany’s meat inspection law banning American corned beef raises prices, hurting laborers. Austria-Hungary considered to curb American imports, while Austria and Italy look at tariffs and retaliation as public opinion grows in favor of prohibition.
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Washington
Murehi
State Department
United States
Diederich
Bremen
Germany
Iederich
Hossfeld
Trieste
Austria-Hungary
Hosefield
Atima
Austinia
Ion
Agricultural Experiments Across Islands and Philippines
Agricultural officials plan near term expansion of seed and plant introduction work to establish experimental stations on Hawaiian islands. Abbeator Willey Wilthan leads efforts to train locals in vegetable farming, dairy, forage crops, and poultry while studying coffee on high elevations and forest work. In the Philippines, funding will support scientific experiments until local conditions allow broader deployment.
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Vonciuien Wert
Tie Asiotatea Prem
Washington
Marehi
Jared Sintyi
Department of Agviculture
Heinoful
San Francoise
Tales
Guy
Fara
Philippines
Temple Iron Co Officers Named From Reading Prominent Directors
Temple Iron Co officers were announced at a meeting in Reading on March 11 with a slate including George F Baer as President and directors Alfred Walter J. Maxwell W. H. Truesdale Thomas B P Fowler J Harris Bentley H. Smith and F G Smink. The selection represents major coal carrier interests and signals the company as a leading owner of collieries in the region.
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Reading
Temple Tron Companus
George F Baer
Alfred Walter
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Maxwell
James Central Railroad
W. Hy 'Truesdale
Delawars, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Thomas
Ice Railroad
Thomas BP. Fiwler
Ontario and Western Railroad
J. Harris
Peat. Dent
Reading Railway
Bentley H. Smith
F. (. Smink
Read.ing
Amhrielle
Li Hung Chang In Ill Health and Diplomatic Tensions
American envoy Mr. Rockhill reports Li Hung Chang a physical wreck though mentally able, few expect a long life. Russian and British delegates discuss the railway dispute with guard detachments reduced to prevent clashes, while diplomats assess the Chinese court’s influence and the diplomat’s future role.
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Rockhill
Wi Hung Chang
Fe Power
Mr. Rockhill
Mars Livietonday
Li Hung Chang
MM. de Glens
Hung Chang
de Cologon
Olialeter
Doven
Tentsin
Mareh
Vieste
Oe Hk
Fatal blaze at Pittsburg harms workers and destroys mill
The March 1 report details a deadly fire at a felt factory in Pittsburg near Duquesne Way and Fort Street. One worker died, several injured, and extensive damage included machinery and buildings. Firefighters saved Machinery Hall contents but the mill suffered total loss. officials said the structure will be rebuilt.
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Titteburg
Duquesne Way
Fort Street
Renin
Tully
Mag i
Willian Miler
George J. Snyder
Harry Siiith
Scheckler
Teadee
Hirani
James Jumper
Teres
Gallagher & Punker Fost
Hetry Hen
Willan Miller
Miller
Sovder
Scheckier
Chiniehuy
Dod
Froller
Torino
al Ortee
Egolemenis
Six Persons Die in Explosion Tragedy at Quebec Farm
A blast from a stove at Litthe Ciscapedia Quebec killed Mrs Chawthier and five children, with the body count reaching six. John GQuouthier's farm was the scene as the stove exploded, burning occupants and prompting inquiries into the accident.
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John Gquouthier
Chawthier
Bank Wrecker Arrested in Illinois Bank Robbery Case
An arrest was made today in a bank robbery case in Illinois. Investigators from the Kinengesny foetal tecemmes handled the operation and the suspect faced charges related to the theft of 91 4000 dollars from a local bank in Pie Cnty.
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Iolwidin
AL Aliani
Sarkathan
Niles
Untitled fragmented historical notice from The Ledger
Fragmentary OCR recalls a philadelphia area notice referencing labor issues and price movements. It mentions a wage or cost reduction discussion, spring price cycles, and broad labor concerns tied to national economic conditions. The text is garbled but centers on economic tensions and policy impacts on living costs.
Panic on a Steamship After Ammonia Explosion
The steamship New York reached its berth after an ammonial tank exploded in the early Thursday morning hours. Fifteen passengers and crew were overcome by fumes, two stewards died and were buried at sea, and several others remained hospitalized. The blast occurred near the main dining saloon as the ammonia fumes spread through the deck area. The shaft broke Friday morning and repairs were started.
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New York
Times of Amiionia
John Kent
Carl Maglarist
F. Coleson
General-Providence Era News Fragment
Fragmented readable lines describe a broad morning paper with editorials, industry notes, and notices. Mentions include a provisional prohibition topic, government officials, labor references, and a mysterious fire. The piece hints at varied sections in a historic daily.
Woman killed by a fox terrier in West Twenty Street tragedy
A fox terrier killed Mrs Cobus and wounded a man and another woman in a West Eighteenth Street home. Mrs Cobus died from injuries after being attacked by the dog as family members and a bystander tried to intervene. Authorities were notified as the dog was restrained.
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Carrie Cobus
West Eighteenth Street
New York City
New York
Arth Cobus
Eighteenth Street
Cobus
Philip Hochefeller
Lyitin
Gan
Jobue
Tiarwing
Cewerlig
Mobue
Prominent Vienna Banker Arrested in Murder Case
Vienna dispatches report banker Albert Vogl was arrested on a murder charge in a case tied to the Gale Manuswerming company. The victim, Taubin, allegedly was induced to make a will that left $42,000 to Vogl. Taubin, a miner and lawyer, died in Vienna last April.
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Vienna
Calix Express
Albert Vogl
Faturidin
Gale Manuswerming Company
American Machine Makers
Tre Wan
Poleon
Taubin
Whoase Boty
Vogl
Orden
Vientins
New York
Atlantic
Dronheid
Diet
Victims of Factory Fire Identified in St Joseph Ruins
Search of the Heyves Norman shoe factory ruins after yesterday's blaze uncovered two bodies, Nora Bates and Lovine Blondeau. A partial female body was found but not identified, while one girl escaped via the fire escape and believes others perished.
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St. Joseph
Joseph
Maro
Learch
Heyves-Normmaan
Otro
Misa Nora Bates
Lovine Blondeau
Gil
Pevisherd
Duel at Parc des Princes Leaves Two Wounded
The duel between Count de Castellane and M. de Modaya occurred at Parc des Princes in Paris with both sides using pistols. M. de Modaya was wounded in the left leg and transported to hospital while M. de Rodayes was carried from the ground and later taken to his residence.
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Paris
Count de Castellane
M. de Modaya
Mole Nodaye
Parc Dex Princes
O Eolock
Bont de Castellane
Count de Dion
Mareuile le
Count de Dhow
M. de
Blum
St. Antoine
Count Bont
M. de Thadose
ML. de Todaye
Count Bonl
Mo de Rodave
American Conference of Mexico in October
A historic meeting titled the American Conference of Mexico is planned for October. Organizers aim to strengthen regional ties and discuss shared economic and cultural initiatives across North America.
South American Congress Weighs Arbitration at Mexico City
South and Central American republics have accepted invitations to the Atitown conference to be held in Mexico City next October. The United States leads the preparatory work with support from Southern nations, as delegates are chosen and arbitration topics gain favor alongside discussions of commercial and political ties in the Western Hemisphere.
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Madrid
Penn
Washington
Mexico
Congress
Tas
United State
Ths
Lave Shamer
Lavoo Arivela
Pepe
United
Trill
Meckhill
Bureau of Americ Republics
John Bassett Moore
Judge Day
State Department
Moore
Republis
Bone
United States
Chu
Towers Leiiedn
Lionel
Peru
Ke Pot
Wertonny Hemisphere
Fragmentary Civil War Memoranda and Legal Attestations
A garbled OCR notes a Civil War era general and a legal attestation linked to a 19th century military officer. The fragment mentions a treaty or petition, a district, and a professional attorney engaging in formal actions, with unclear dates or locations.
Weather Forecast for Weslittuten and Nearby Areas
The forecast calls for light winds and mostly cloudy skies across Weslittuten and surrounding towns with a chance of light showers later in the day. Temperatures hover around mid forties to mid fifties with peeks into the mid sixties in the afternoon.
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