Fire at John Stanley Spa Works in New York City Claims Three Firemen
A devastating blaze at the John Stanley Spa Works in New York City killed three firefighters Thomas Madisan James Crean and Hugo Arigone. Debris delayed recovery of bodies and the fire caused about 200000 in property damage amid multiple explosions and narrow escapes as crews fought the flames.
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Marion Malleible Tron Works Fire Near Arion Ind
A malfunction at Marion Malleible Tron Works in Arion Indiana sparked a general alarm and partial destruction. The plant, built three years ago at a cost of about $500000, housed gray iron castings and other components. A poisoning scare involving a student at a nearby university district is noted but details remain unclear.
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Tragic Misfire On Fronter Leads to Death
A prominent elder and society figure, 42 years old, died after a pistol exploded during a linen change request in Columbus. He warned it was loaded, offered to show otherwise, then fired and collapsed, dying almost instantly. Relatives and authorities begin inquiries into the incident.
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Two Men Die in Ohio Wire Accident at Columbus Stone Company
In Ambucs Ohio two workers James Delchile and End Amicon were fatally electrocuted when a telegraph wire fell onto a highly charged line at the Columbus Stone Company. Delchile died instantly and Amicon died shortly after as they attempted to pass near the fence where the wire rested.
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Ohio
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Fragmentary note on Supreme Court resignations request
The readable text argues that the President asked for the resignations of all ten Supreme Court justices. It notes two had served since a prior convention, and suggests at least three were to be replaced, amid political tension with the Red States.
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Passenger Train Derails Near Te Idaho Cause Reported
A west bound passenger train derailed near Te Idaho with baggage and cars damaged. No serious injuries reported though wreck disrupted service due to a broken axle and washouts blamed on weather. Railroad crews and officials are assessing the scene and delays continue.
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Ogen Temas
Davitt Sails for Europe on Majestic from Liverpool
Dublin leader Davitt sails for Europe after years leading the Irish National League and ruling the country in its struggle. He departs on the Liverpool steamship Majestic seeking relief and renewed focus on Irish affairs.
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Big Fire Destroys Part of Brainerd Business District
A large blaze in Brainerd Minnesota destroyed a portion of the business port area of town. Estimated losses reach about 150000 dollars. Fire officials report no injuries. Investigators assess the cause as undetermined pending further inquiry.
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Rothschild Indicted on Dual Charges by Grand Jury
York officials report two indictments and a larceny in the first degree against Rothschild, former president of the Federal Bank. The grand jury accused him of handling two notes that were allegedly discounted.
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Mine disaster at Tocina claims many lives
Fifty bodies recovered after a cave in in a Tocina Sevill mine. Several miners rescued but all reported badly injured.
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War in the Far East reports Russian setbacks and wary outlook
The article notes the war in the far East is under four months old with Russia suffering blows that shook the empire. It cites unprepared Russian forces at Port Arthur, a battered squadron, and diminishing morale as Japanese advances threaten decisive terrain and leadership, with a tentative assessment of future land battles.
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Far East
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Acdiaiire Makaro
Rey Prahett
Russian Navy's New Hope Admiral Aims to Unite Squadrons
Admiral Skroydloff, newly named commander in chief of Russia's navy, told friends in St. Petersburg that on reaching the Orient he intends to merge the Port Arthur and Vladivostok squadrons at Port Arthur to strengthen the war effort.
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Fragmented OCR Notes Describe Allied Menace and Reinforcements
The readable fragments mention a rising tension with a combined squadrons threat and a Japanese menace. It references reinforcements arriving and a debate over losses and wealth, though the text is garbled and unclear on exact events or dates.
Fatal Mining Accident Strikes Port Vridayr Launches
Twenty one men die when a Ruseau launch hits a mine while placing underwater mines. Dispatch from Viceroy to the Czar notes premature explosion under the stern as the cause. The incident follows a pattern of mine warfare aimed at blocking harbor access.
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War News In Brief From The Front And Sea
A dispatch reports the Japanese fleet destroyed by a clash on the Yana River. European bankers discuss a 10 million loan for four year treasury bonds in Paris. The tsar orders ships prepared to sail by July 15. Two suspects arrested near Ogda Russia with sea mine plans. Mines sighted off Shaan-Tung shipping lanes raising insurance worries. Rumors of an assassination attempt on Gen. Kourepatkin in Newchwang. two beggars found with concealed knives. Captain Crown joined Petropavlovsk after Shanghai escape.
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War During The Week Little Sea Fighting Between Russians And Japs
The week saw limited sea actions as Japanese feints aimed to lure Russian forces from coastlines of Manchuria. Russians plan to defend Liaoyang and Gensan lines while the Japanese seized central river islands and prepared a fortified northward push.
Russian launch blown up by its mine at Port Arthur
Viceroy Alexieff reports to the Czar that a Russian launch laying mines at Port Arthur was destroyed by one of the mines. A lieutenant and twenty men died in the incident.
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J. F. Hanly Named Governor Nominee at Indiana GOP Rally
J Frank Hanly of Lafayette won the Indiana Republican nomination for governor on the first ballot amid a large convention. The platform endorses Roosevelt and instructs delegates to vote for his Chicago nomination. Other statewide nominees include Hugh T. Miller for lieutenant governor and Daniel E. Storms, David E. Sherrick, Nat A. Hill, Charles W. Miller, Irassett A. Cotton, Oscar H. Montgomery, and John W. Hadley for various offices.
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Congress Debates Deficiency Bill and Exclusion Policy
The Senate and House labor through the general deficiency appropriation bill with tariff defense, Dawes commission probes, and Chinese exclusion amendments. Conferees settle naval and sundry civil bills, with river and harbor, pension, and Alaska coal land measures advancing. The session includes memorials for Rep. Thompson and a dramatic Cochran Dalzell exchange.
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Neighbors Report New Canning Plant at Whiteland
An 840000 facility is to be built in Whiteland as part of regional expansions. The town hears of industrial growth and local employment potential amid other area notes including robberies in Landers and a golden wedding in Fort Wayne.
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Landers
Terre Haute
Philip Dorzner
Frankfort
Shelbyville
New Albany
John Gandy
Tess Carpenters
Greensburg
Tipton County
Indianapolis
Stephen Metz
Steve Walters
Bradfield
Petersburg
Resignation Accepted of U S Consul General Barlow
The State Department accepted the resignation of Andrew D. Barlow as United States consul general at Mexico. The Supreme Court denied a writ of certiorari to review the Ninth Circuit decision in the Butte and Boston Consolidated Mining Co. versus Montana Ore Purchasing Co. and others regarding the Michael Davitt guerts lode fraud case.
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Butte
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