Three Blocks Burned in Havre Fire and Looting
A Havre Montana fire at Stringfellow's drug store destroyed three city blocks and led to looting of burning buildings. Fort Assinsteane and U S infantry were sent to the scene as crowds gathered and concerns grew over possible loss of life amid heavy drinking in town.
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Havre
Mont
Stringfellow
Fort Assinsteane
United States
Maria
Tess
Ecommittee
Amd
A. A. Bolks
Sioux City
Iowa
Los Angeles
Cal
Bolks
Tragedy at Decuilers Street Collision Highlights Nineteen Injured
A derailed light rail event on Decuilers Street near Grater wvernnuemma injured thirty four people. Leo feet down the traces from the Peediee collisior sparked the wreck. Seven to hospitals and twenty seven to homes with several in serious condition.
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Etret Spegal
Bethe
Cose
Thesdan
Frank Wussetser
Grater Wvernnuemma Decuilers Street
Leo
Wenesbe
Grovo
Nerene
Governor Joi Crofdman Visits Sankran Ciscoe Amid Unrest
The governor of the brave free of Iaraan arrives at Sankran Ciscoe aboard the transport Streridan from the Piepypetes. He takes a leave of absence and does not expect to return to the otogds, citing possible future trouble on the Wings pes and long-term governance concerns among the oriental race.
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Crofdman
Iaraan
Floridian Woman Lynched Amid Turmoil Report
Fragmented dispatch describes a Black woman named Clark allegedly killed by a mob near Mievho's Spounes Florida while en route to school. She reportedly defended a white juror before capture and ensuing death.
Presideout Hopes for Peace In Washington
Fragmentary report from Washington indicates presidential hopes for peace amid domestic tensions. Ambiguity in the text obscures precise actions, dates, or participants involved.
Fire in Williamsbure railroad shop injures workers
A blaze at the brood Brooklyn and Coney brand railroad in Williamsbure severely injured painters and other workers. Firefighters battled the flames as smoke and heat spread rapidly through the building.
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Broohlyn and Coney Beand
Williamsbure
New Year
Collier Nero Injured Off Panama
Rear Admiral Glass reports from Panama that the collier Nero was damaged by the Concord while alongside. He says the damage is not serious and temporary repairs will allow work below the water line.
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Glass
Panama
Nero
Concord
Grour-Lns
Tidewater
Beacon Hill Gold Strike Yields Unprecedented Value
A historic discovery in Crippie Creek Col area reports a six foot vein on Beacon hill with assays up to 150000 dollars per ton. The find is described as the most important gold strike in the district, with a vein averaging 200 dollars per ton and streaks reaching extraordinary values.
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Crippie Creek
Col
Beacon Hill
Chinese Coolies Riot on Hankow Ushton Railway
Riot involving about 4 000 coolies reported on the Hankow Ushton railway. The United States consul here telegraphed United States Minister Conger at Pekin with details of the disturbance.
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Hongking
Hankow-Usnton
United States
Conger
Pekin
Simla Wrecked Off Vancouver Island Reported
British vessel Simla, a four masted ship, is reported wrecked off Vancouver Island with communication cut and details unavailable. The incident affects Vancouver Island coastal shipping and search efforts may follow.
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Vancouver
B. C
Vancouver Island
Fatal fall in Negause mine claims three lives
In the Lillie mine at Negause Michigan three men Richards James Dunston an Englishman Anton Beslo an Italian were killed when a skip carrying them to the surface broke and plunged seven hundred feet down a shaft.
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Richards
James Dunston
Anton Beslo
Lillie
Negause
Mich
Watertown Town Treasurer Arrested for Embezzlement
Burton Hi. Matton treasurer of Watertown Connecticut and former state senator was arrested on charges of embezzling 25592 of the town's funds from municipal lands authorities report.
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Burton Hi. Matton
Watertown
Conn
Matton
Fires and disasters darken Lowell and Philadelphia crowds
Prominent losses and incidents fill a string of calamities across cities. A Lowell church burns destroying a landmark with over 100000 in damage and a major fire in Merrimac street injures five firefighters. Philadelphia see a horse-death toll of eighty four from a stable fire valued at about 50000. Across New Jersey and New York legal actions and robberies unfold, while a dangerous blaze in West Philadelphia tests emergency response amid extensive property losses.
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Chandler
Baltimore
Booth Tucker
Salvation Army
Charles Denby
Indiana
United States
China
Jamestown
N. Y
St. Patrick’s Church
Lowell
Mass
Merrimac Street
Richard Canfield
Canfield
New York City
Peoples Bros
Philadelphia
Large fire and political notes from the 1900s era
A long list of brief items covers storms of misfortune and political events across the United States and abroad. Highlights include fires in Trinidad Colorado and Findlay Ohio, a chemical gas blast in Findlay, court and political appointments, a plank of legislative investigations in St Louis, and international events from China to Japan with reports on treaties and conflicts.
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Willi
St Louis
Tahhers Holow
Gof
Kaw
State and
Lake Streets
Chicago
Marcus A. Hanna
Oho
Ministers’ Union of
Cleveland
Cturumins
Iowa
Canada
Masonic
Bloom
Trinidad
Colo
Fowler Furniture
F. A. Caldwell
Elbridge Tanecy
Yates
Jonas Hutchinson
Volta
Cal
Southern Pacific Flyer
Hoover Bros
Findlay
Ohio
Adjt
Bell
Colorado
Telluride
Cripple Creek
Local calamities and criminal trials headline regional woes
Reports from the South record a jail fire in Pratt City Alabama killing Jack Welly and four others. Incendiary origin noted. Other items cite widespread counterfeit money losses on Louisville Railway lines over ten days, land title claims in Tom Green County Texas, lynching rumors in Sussex County Virginia, and a court case in Coffee County Alabama about a man named Samuel Tyson involved in racial trafficking. Former governor John Young Brown dies in Henderson Kentucky.
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Roosevelt
Calaveras
Moss
Elmore
J. T
Alford Turner
Asa S. Bushnell
Ohio
Columbus
Cummins
Iowa
Towa
William R. Harper
University of Chicago
Myron W. Herrick
West
Richard S. Fairchild
St. Louis
Mississippi
Plavre
Mont
James Kelly
Mankato
Minn
G. F. Unterback
Esshier
Sigourney, Iown, Savings Bank
Cripple Creek
Colorado
Renns
Tron
Jean O'Neill
Salt Lake City
Doin Oldham
Oldham
James Little Prime
Jinige Knowles
Ilelena
St. Taouis
Crenerad Manneer W
Irvine
Chicago
Milwaukee
Cooper
Pratt City
Als
Jack Welly
Louisville Railway Company
Charles Wolf
Austin
Texas
Tom Green
San Angelo
Sussex County
Virginia
Elmore Moseley
Moseley
Ile
Travernor
John Young Brown
Henderson
Ist
Benjamin F. Butler
New Orleans
Coffee County
Alabama
Samuel W. Tyson
Anderson
Sao Feo
Crumpler
Tyson
Metro
Cuban Senate ratifies permanent treaty with United States
The Cuban Senate approves a permanent treaty preserving all Platt amendment provisions. A Mormon church edict bans coffee and tea from the religion’s bill of fare. Navy reports Revolution continues in San Domingo with no threat to Americans. A Civil War teamsters group petitions Congress for a minimum $10 monthly pension for on the pay roll workers.
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United States
Mormon Church
Big Temple
Mertz
Newport
Navy Department
San Domingo
Legation Guard
Organization of Teamster
Congress
Senate heats up over post office fraud probe and Panama talks
Senators clashed over a call for a Senate inquiry into alleged post office frauds led by Mr Simmons while Platt denied GOP cover up. The day included House and Senate actions on roads, cotton relief, pension bills, and arbitration, with Panamanian canal debates and a memorial for Representative Skiles.
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Simmons
N. C
Platt
Conn
Messrs
Burrows
Dolliver
Quarles
Messrs. Carmack
Tillman and Teller
House
Government Dam
Salt River
Arizona
Daizell
Pennsylvania
Starden
Texas
United States
Russia
Japan
Panama
Carmack
Spooner
Messrs. Patterson
Scott
Colorado
Civil Service Commission
Hepburn
Iowa
Grosvenor
Ohio
Appointment of Prof John Todd Hill as consul general
The State Department announces John Todd Hill will serve as consul general at Greytown Nicaragua. Boston Jews plan to urge Congress to press Russia to halt maltreatment of Jews. Loomis and Durand exchange ratifications on a treaty by Hay and Herbert settling light and harbor dues in Zanzibar. The treaty has just been fed-
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Gilley F. Utterback
Keokuk County
Iowa
Ebank
Utterback
Il Health
Blanche Boies
Currie Nation
Custer
State Capitol
Topeka
Kan
St. Louis
Miss Boies
Eva Harding
John Belmont
Addison and
Ashland Avenues
Chicago
National Capitol
State Department
John Todd Hill
Greytown
Nicaragua
Boston
Congress
Loomis
Mortimer Durand
Sultan of
Zanzibar
Hay
Michael Herbert
Report on Iroquois Theater Fire by Mayor's Committee
A five organization panel presents findings on the Iroquois Theater fire of December 30, 1903. They cite ignition from stage lighting, inadequate extinguishing means, obstructed fire curtain, locked or poorly marked exits, and blocked vertical egress as major factors in the disaster.
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Harrison
Carter H. Harrison
Chicago
Lfe
Democratic National Convention Sets July 6 in St Louis
The next Democratic national convention will meet in St. Louis on Wednesday July 6. On the second ballot the committee voted 25 to 21 against Chicago with New York delegations largely split. Gorman's allies face a defensive stance as St Louis emerges with German support. Parker's momentum grows in New York.
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St. Louis
Vair
National Committee
Washington
Chicago
New York
Fragmentary satirical note on world affairs and thrift
A collection of snappy lines mocking international politics and social trends. It cites Russia skates on maps, fireproof Chicago curtains, and a thrifty convict’s ascent from a $1.6 million gain in sixteen months, ending with a quip about airship navigators surpassing Prof. Laagles.
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Panama
Russia
Chicago
United States
F. C. Andrews
Laagles
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