Panic kills eighteen at colored church in Philadelphia
Eighteen people die and many more injured after a panic at St Pauls Colored Baptist Church on Highth Street. Fire smoke from a faulty chimney triggers a stampede down a narrow stair bend. Rescue teams rush in as ambulances and police coordinate, though the fire is described as trifling.
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St. Paul's Colored Baptist Church
Highth Street
Poplar Street
Girard Avenue
RE. W. Tobiagon
Eight Revolutionary Soldiers to Have Graves Marked
Through the efforts of George W. Brown eight revolutionary soldiers in the county will have granite markers placed at their graves. Marked are Elijah Austin North Arm Daniel Rhoads Ogden cemetery William Means Edgar cemetery Paris Stephen Ogden Tompkins cemetery Willam James near Asher school house John Tutwiler Fairview near Kansas Hugh Barr Belle Ridge cemetery William Knight near Belle Ridge schoolhouse. Three others named Ryan Sprague and Clay are known to have died in the county.
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Elijah Austin
North Arm
Daniel Rhoads
Ogden Cemetery
William Means
Edgar
Paris
Stephen Ogden
Tompkins
City
Willam James
Asher School
John Tutwiler
Fairview
Kansas
Hugh Barr
Belle Ridge
William Knight
Belle Ridge Schoolouse
Ryan
Sprague
Clay
New Road Through Indiana Promoters Plan Chicago Line
Indiana rumor says a Chicago Evansville rail route to Indianapolis will traverse the state tapping coal and oil fields. Carter Construction, a major builder and railroad director, plans a line with a 3 percent grade, routes from Crown Point to Folleston, Logansport to South Bend, and Booneville to Owensboro, Ky. Terminals center at Tolleston with a $40 million US Steel plant. Entry into Chicago expected via Belt Railway on favorable terms.
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Indianapolis
Star Baye
Indianapolis and
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John &. Crater
Carter Construction Company
Tudiana
Stove S Ok
Carter
Chleago
Crown, Point
Folleston
Logansport
South Bend
Booneville
Owensboro
Tolleston
United States Steel Corporation
Panic at inquest over Miss Jessie Oom murder
In Grand Rapids Minnesota a panic erupted during an inquest into Miss Jessie Oom's murder. Photographer Cecil Jane is jailed for causing the disturbance by disobeying orders. Lane attempted a powder explosion and photo flash, prompting a chaotic scene as spectators fled and several women were injured in the crowd rush.
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Snn
Jessie Oom
Cecil Jane
Lane
Jennie Com
Jtrompt
Warm Atlantic weather and incidents across cities
New England sees record warmth with Boston reaching 67.4 degrees yesterday, while Vermont reports 52 degrees in Burlington amid unusual conditions. Other items note a London jewel robbery linked to New York investigations, calls for insurance reforms, the death of Chicago attorney Harvey Burd, a fatal 2000 foot fall in Fort Worth, a hazing accusation against an Annapolis cadet, a Brussels mail car fire, and insured valuables lost.
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New York
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Burlington
Vermont
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Brussels
the Patriote
Oostend-Herbenthall
Ecuador Revolt Reports Split Government and Riots
News from Quito claims Gen. Eloy Alfaro seized the capital and a junta formed a new government. Vice President Baquerizo Moreno held executive power as rioters liberated prisoners, attacked prisons, seized arms, and clashes with artillery followed. Several killed or wounded in the chaos.
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Beunder
Senor Llanedo Garcia
Ecwador
Quinty
Maranon
Baule
New York
Quito
Cesar Borja
Francisco Aguirre Jado
Martin Aviles
Amalio Yaga
Luis Dillon
Jamelo Robles
Videl Garcia
Raglerizo Moreno
Eloy Alfare
Genador
Onc
Emilis Arvalo
Tyr
France Concedes to Monroe Doctrine in Venezuela Talks
Washington reports confirm France adheres to the Monroe Doctrine and its implications as US officials plan steps on the Venezuelan issue. French envoy assurances and secrecy surround Paris directed actions, with potential moves by a Paris-backed squadron and consultations with the ambassador in Washington.
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Tun
France
Tuaserand
Caracna
Woashington
Paris
Voigny
Carneon
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Parla
Venezuela
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America
Cransford Fire Almost Wipes Out Town Center
Almoat M D reports Cransford, twenty five miles northwest, nearly destroyed by a major fire. The estimated loss stands around 64000 dollars as the volunteer fire department prevented further spread to the residence district, leaving the business district reduced to ashes.
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Almot
Cransford
Here
House Doing Nothing but Talk In Washington Ten
Abuses in the expenditure of appropriations dominated the debate on the urgent deficiency appropriation bill with little progress reported as the House discussed the measure. The fragmented discourse reflected ongoing contention over federal spending and budget priorities.
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Wacbington
Tow a Honors Larrabee Birthday Reception in Des Moines
Towa pays tribute to ex governor Wiiblent Larrabee on his birthday anniversary in Des Moines. Joint session of the legislature offered a reception with Governor Cummins present. Ex governors Tuckson Shaway and Hales sent regrets. Larrabee praised the anti pays law and pathway rate measures, aligning with Cummins.
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Des Moines
Wiiblent Larrabee
Larrabee
Gloriu Enor
Cummins
DL. Tuckson
Leslie M. Shaway Florace Hales
Larrabes
Rights of Newspapers Published by Court Reports Ruling
Tennessee Supreme Court rules newspapers may publish fair and truthful court proceedings unless prohibited by the court. Publication must avoid sensationalism and must not alter vital facts. comments belong to editors and must remain separate from the report.
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Tennessee Supreme Court
Nashville
Supreme Court of Yennessee Lita
Courts of Justice
Colin
Fragmented 1900s news items mixed and unreliable
A jumble of late 19th or early 20th century headlines touches on a New York writers group, a Philadelphia brain operation, a train wreck near Wellston, a Senate transfer rumor, Major General Wood to the Philippines, a Shakespeare conference delegation, a Cuban Central railroad strike, a Denver contempt fine, H S Bishop art sale records, Massachusetts opposition to the Constitution, an earthquake in Venezuela, German socialist meetings, an estate tax note in Illinois, and McReynalds Co insolvency claims. The overall report is fragmentary and lacks clear single focus.
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New York
Burema
Amller
Ates
John Nafti
Phildelphia Hospital
Henry Akers
Wellston
Depow
Depow Isansferhig
Aspnaln
Leonard Wood
Corbin
Military Division
Philippines
Joseph E. Cfioute
Horace Porter
Judge Rose
Little Rock
Ane
United States
Hagiopeare
Sagua Iq Grande
Cienfuegos
Tige Tobnaon
Denver
Stid Fer
Jal
H. S
Art
Almilac
Massachusetta
Cumata
Bermudez
Venezuela
Germany
Chicago Board of Trade
Liberal surge reshapes UK Parliament predicted majority
London reports indicate sweeping Liberal gains across the United Kingdom as the Liberals tally 277 seats so far, with 90 vacancies. Ireland remains largely unchanged, Scotland flips several fortresses, and Joseph Chamberlain emerges as the leading opposition figure despite anticipated Liberal dominance.
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London
United Kingdom
Mogt Aanginine
Radlenk
Labor
Treland
Ireland
Joseph Chamberlain
Home Rule 18 In Sig it The Inbor election scene unfolds
Inborite candidates surge to seats as liberal prospects shift. Observers note potential Irish parliamentary moves within two years. Redmond and Campbell Bannerman reportedly agree on a flexible path, aiming to settle religious questions without severing imperial ties. Elections wrap by week end with Tan 26 as a key date.
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Inborite
Mayland
Tingland
Associated Press
Dublin
John Redmond
Nationalist Party
Campbell Bannerman
Redmond
Uberal
Ite Iife
Wanton Methods of Our Thugs in Oioba Neb
At 1 a m two men robbed the saloon of Nels Lauaten at Twenty seventh and Cumming Avenue in Oioba Neb and shot Lauaten in the head, killing him instantly. They rifled the money drawer and escaped. Jack O'Hearn Fay Nelson Leo Angua and Joe Warren were later arrested, and three confessed to involvement in the murder.
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Oioba
Neb
Nels ‘Lauaten
Torenty-tret
Cumming Atrente
Lousten
Jauck O'Hearn
Fay Nelson
Leo Angua
Joe Warren
Fatal handcar collision north of Independance in fog
A freight train on the Rock Island line struck a hand car six miles north of Inde-pendance, killing Philip Leyden and injuring Toho Canfield, Joseph Leyden, and Fred Young. All victims resided in the town and were employed on the sector.
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Rock Island
Pnrve
Here
Philp Leyden
Toho Canfield
Joseph Leyden
Fred Young
Grimes ex-treasurer faces shortage claims and payback promise
Kansas City report notes ex-state treasurer Gyhnes and deputies allegedly involved in a shortage of funds. T Kelley, current treasurer, says misinterpretation led to claims and that no portion of the alleged deficit is properly chargeable to him or his staff. He asserts responsibility lies with others and promises to cover only verified losses.
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Offera Tn
Whart Retley
Popeki
Kun
Dan
Grimes
Exper
Cdd
Gyhnes
Ritanltus
T. Kelley
Kansas City
Kelley
Treaker
Kansay
Pea Grimes
Daele
Ottle
No Strike of Firemen Ends After Conference
A settlement averts a potential strike on the Delaware Lackawanna and Western railroad firemen. General manager Clark of the Davotiwist company and Grand Master A. cy Wilson announced the agreement, granting concessions on engine crew promotions, membership in the Amemena Brotherhood, exemption from elections, and hours of work including a ten-hour day with a twelve-hour shift for some enginemen.
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Delaware
Western Railroad
General Meum
Clark
Davotiwist Company
Old View
A. Cy Wilson
Brotherhood of Tov. Natlyy
Darition
Aremena
Nood
Elecing
Ashes Cast Into River In Obedience To Will Burnside Will
An octogenarian Willian Burnside’s ashes were scattered into the Mississippi from Ends Bridge per his will as executor A Nolan read verses. The event occurred amid modest ceremony with a brief poetic recital.
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St. Louis
Willian Burnside
Mississip
A. Nolan
William Burnside
Suing for His Wife in Terre Haute
Writ of habeas corpus issued to compel Jolie Downs to produce her daughter, wife of Mrucat Harris, in court on January 23. Harris alleges she has been restrained since January 1, the day after their marriage, claiming the union was obtained while she was claiming to be of age. Father assisted in the arrest proceedings.
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le Tae
Terre Hate
Ind
Jolie
Judhir
Lenpp
Nui
Ayusiv
Didhans
Guys Yankton
Chaeliuael
Indiana
Yenra
Spiele
Tiaket
Haffnipes
Mike Trrawa
Verdict in Mead and Stotfeld case finds three guilty
The jury in the effort court convicted ex-Supervisor Peter J. Mead and William Stotfeld of stealing a horse from the county morgue in February 101. Supervisor Clins Baltenburg was pronounced guilty. The three men were indicted by the last grand jury. An appeal will be taken by Holtoburg.
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Milwaukee
Tan
Peter J. Mead
William Stotfeld
Tesling
Mebraary
Clins
Baltenburg
Holtoburg
Strike cripples Street Railway in Battle Creek
Street railway service in Battle Creek Michigan was suspended after a strike by conductors and some motormen. Crews abandoned cars and many trains were not returned to the barn. In Washington pension matters General Granville Delge General John C Binck Corporal Funner and Pension Commissioner Warner urged the president to back pension legislation.
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Fou
Bmlohigan United Railaway
Dlamas
Washington
Snn
Granvills Delge
John C. Binck
Funner
Warner
Wacuas
Lila Pension Legisiunen
Revival of Indian Music Inspires Hope for Native Heritage
The piece describes revived Indian music among tribes, noting old and new songs, the roles of elders and youth, and the emotional pull of homeland imagery. It mentions religious and work songs, the impact on community memory, and evolving performances with a mix of traditional and modern elements.
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