Wreck Toll Rises in Salem Michigan Excursion Crash
A collision near Salem Michigan involving a Pope Marquette excursion train and a freight train killed thirty and left about seventy injured. The crash occurred as the passenger special, due at 9 20 am, collided with the freight near a cut east of Salem. Officials blamed the freight crew for encroaching on the passenger train’s time, with the crew later vanishing after questioning.
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Salem
Mich
Sa Jem
Plymouth
Pope Marquette
Tenia
Detroit
Fresehein
Aliip
Dore Maronette Shop
Tonia
Mienie Okey Medropealis
Hich
Treigshe
Colt
Yonia
I Rafla
Saginaw
Grand Rapids
Tons
Tania
Ed Corwan
Wreelks
Wrawles
Ake
Utter
Scandal Involving Ex Congressman's Family and Widow
The article reports on Vespasian Warner's libel allegations concerning his stepmother and two stepsisters. Isabella Warner is named as central to claims over a will and a marriage contract dispute. The widow, Mrs. Warner, seeks widow’s share and denies the charges, with court filings alleging fraud and misrepresentation.
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Pension Commbcuxdones
Clndnix Steppe
Vesnastan Water
Portnes Tihfids Coheressuran Ree
United States
Mls
Hilt
Degve Dkeml
fSeadella Robinson - Warner
John Ware
Ars Warner
Warner
Cilaie
Vespasian Warner
Flora Warner MelDermott
Jala Warner
John Iwney & Co
Clinton
Congress
Isabella ‘Warher Ags
de Witt
Hainais
Diverse City Populations Highlight Early 20th Century NYC
NYC counts 785000 Germans 135000 Irish 250000 Russians 223000 Italians. Catholic Educational Association names Cardinal Gibbons honorary president and promotes college building. California fruit workers gain eight hour shifts. Baptist Young People's Union picks Cleveland for its 17th annual July convention. Gilbert Stuart Washington portrait bought by New York Metropolitan Museum. Litchfield house of Judge Tappan Reeve sold to preserve its historical value.
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Catholic Educational Association of the
United States
Cardinal Gibbons
California
The
Baptist Young People's Union
Spokane
Wash
Cleveland
Ohio
George Washington
Gilbert Stuart
thebbs-Channing- Avery
New York Metropolitan Museum of Art
Litchfield
Conn
Tappan Reeve
Tairtig
United States Leads in Railway Fatalities and Injuries
A Prussian archive official released a comparative table showing railways cause more deaths in the United States than in other nations. The U S has the most track mileage but higher per ten thousand travelers killed and injured than England Switzerland Russia India Belgium and Germany. The United States is said to have the highest proportional fatalities and injuries among major countries.
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United
Hivits
Ed Guillory
Archive Bureau
Prussian Railway Administration
United States
Europe
England
Switzerland
Russia
British India
Belgium
Passenger numbers rise on European liners in first half
Record travel demand to Europe with liners reporting 4102 more passengers in the first six months of this year than the same period last year. The strongest growth is seen in third class accommodations.
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Europe
Passsengers
Scientist Angelo Heiprin Dies After Eruption Study
Noted scientist Prof Angelo Heiprin, famed for his Mont Pelée eruption research, died suddenly in New York City on July 1, five years after Martinique’s catastrophic event.
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Datel Sessayint
Angelo Heiprin
Mont Peles
Martinique
Thera
Axa
New York City
Odd Snippets Reflect 1920s Life and Headlines
Fragmented OCR item lists jokes and observations on government, finance, travel, fashion, and everyday woes. It notes gold certificates, a fishing fever, a sunspot, a mayor, a pink hatband, airships, housekeeping, a Philadelphia honeymoon couple, and a jilted groom. The tone is satirical and period columntery.
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Phildelphia
Chronology of Major World Events Through 1903
A dense timeline listing events from 1242 to 1903, covering battles, treaties, reigns, assassinations, explorations, and political milestones. Notable items include the Spanish Armada conflicts, Champlain’s capture, Quebec capitulation, Peter II’s death, Victorian visits, Webster and Kennedy secretaries of state and war, Havelock at Cawnpore, various European wars, and late 19th century cultural milestones.
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Spain
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Victoria
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Trohun D. Kennedy
Maryland
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Paraguay
Havelock
Cawnpore
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Peseh
Nanking
Olinage
Frankfort
Vrancea
Prussia
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ienson-Belony
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Cyprus
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Scratton
Gladstone
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Penn
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Chicago
Ipsa
Irving
Queen Brooklyn
Rapid ‘Cransit
Russell A. Alger
Earl Russel
Exouse of Lords
Sir Henry Irving
Lyceum Theater
Russia
America
Penry
New York
North Pole
Montana Legislature Faces Criticism Of Lawmaking Process
An 1870s draft on Alcurazia reforms draws lawyers’ ire for confusing statutes and error prone drafting. Critics say the Secretary of State failed to file proper copies while printers bear responsibility for punctuation and misprints.
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Biagio Vunboy
Mantoun
Supreme Cour
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Gonoosice
Business slowdowns seen as election nears says Garr
Judge Gary of United States Steel Corp warned before sailing to Europe that second half demand may fall. He cited the presidential campaign and overexpansion as factors with too much money chasing too few productive opportunities. He expected investigations and exposures to curb activity but viewed the shift as potentially beneficial.
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Garr
United States Steel Corporation
Europe
Alwars
Gary
Yasiness
Venezuela Won’t Pay Debt to Betsian Creditors Aaya
In Brussels the Foreign Minister TV Avisnon confirmed Caracas will not pay the debt claimed by Betsian creditors. He said officials would exert efforts to protect creditor interests.
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Venezuela
Chamber of Deputies
Brussels
TV Avisnon
Caracas
Oo Efforty
Uniform Indian Religion Aims to End Denominational Training
Washington experts draft a uniform religious code for Indian schools to curb confusion from mixed creeds. The plan, to begin in autumn terms, bans denominational competition and requires non Christian exercises while allowing teachers to advise on faith as desired. Earlier efforts by white missionaries sparked resistance and violence in the Pawnee area.
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Indiana
Washington
United Staries
Coronada
Quarrels and odd notes span papers in early chatter
A string of quirky brief items from several papers recount eccentric quarrels over pies and meat, price shifts, and odd curiosities. Headlines joke about flies, pies, shoes, and automobiles, with references to Washington Post Philadelphia Press and New York Tribune style snippets.
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Shoe Trust
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Delphia Press
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Philadelphia Press
Washington Post
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Sagamore
Secret Service
New Ap
Judge Pritchard Blocks Harsh Rail Penalties in North Carolina
Federal judge Peter G. Pritchard rules state penalties on rail ticket overcharges unconstitutional. He says enforcement would bankrupt railroads and threaten interstate commerce. Governor Gleason signals appeals while state and federal authorities brace for possible constitutional crisis.
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Pritchard
Tudge Pritchall
United States
World Tarnstyre
J. J. Merriman
Hawke Court
Wood
Virginia
North Carolina
Hogin
Piarsedd
Woeslington
Fide Felichard
Aezin
Diffiensia
Peter G. Pritchard
Unite States
Roosevelt
Roosnvelt
Labor unions and industrial unrest across nations in brief
A survey of global labor activity notes May incidents in Canadian industry with 287 workers incused, Austrian unions totaling 2401, and a variety of strikes and wage disputes. Reports reference British and American labor councils, factory inspections, and upcoming Labour Day observances amid rising unionization and bargaining tension.
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Anneal Minish Fy Rats
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Bath
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Iran
Fiitabhy
Tragic Collision Between Steamers Columbia and San Pedro
A dense fog shrouds the wreck of the Columbia after a collision with the San Pedro. Lifeboats launch but many aboard perished or were injured, with survivors clinging to wreckage and awaiting rescue as ships drift in the fog.
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Jo Witten
Dera
San Pedro
Columbia
Steuer
Strikes vs. Outcomes Across Twenty-Five Years
The report summarizes union strikes in industrial society, noting more strikes succeed than fail and wages prompts drive action. It cites Bureau of Labor statistics for the last quarter of a century, detailing success rates, arbitration effects, and totals of strikes and lockouts affecting over 1.4 million workers.
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Induastrial
Haities
Qos
Iaber
Bureau of Taher
Aed
Enargunngad Ia
Amfost
Svaparherie
Indicted in West Tennessee District Case With 13424 Counts
Dispatches from Memptels state that the federal grand jury for the West Tennessee district has handed up an indictment containing 13424 counts. Each count targets a separate scheme alleged against the Standard OF Company.
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Tispatches
Kingston in Woe Desolated City Reeled by Quake
The island City of Kingston lies in ruins after a devastating earthquake. Insurance companies refuse to pay claims, investors avoid the island, and most residents face poverty with few rebuilding funds available. Fire incidents rise as desperate property owners strike at damaged buildings to claim relief.
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Jamatena
Ringestom
Wingston
Igkind
Postibe
Prepetiv
Gunde
New Radium-like Substance Discovered by 21 Year Old Student
Andre Tansieh of Hochefort School of Pharmacy reports a radium-like active substance costing 250 per exam to produce rather than 1000. The compound forms pale yellow esters after precipitation in darkness and remains insoluble in nitric acid, showing strong radioactivity.
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Paris
Sarsihtat Ac
Hochefort Scho
Stulent
Andre Tansieh
Avros Ordered Before Retirement Board Over Wife's West Point Criticism
Col Avros, who recently backed his wife’s critique of West Point, is ordered to appear before the retirement board. The scene centers on the ongoing dispute and its military review at New York.
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Avros
West Point Otlivias
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