Attempted Train Wreck and Counterfeit Busts Surge
A chaotic report details an attempted train wreck near Beaver Lake with a headlight tamper and rapid police work by Abbott and Margy officers. It also chronicles a counterfeit ring manipulating 20 denomination notes, involving a photographer’s wife in Bay City and a sequence of arrests, seizures, and investigations across multiple towns.
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Bay City
Haditen Buck
Abbott
Margy
Tigarian
Bthek
Putgase
Leon Tim Mackinaw
Beaver Lake
St Hetems
Wierd
Rural protection shifts and local misfortunes reported
A garbled Around the State column lists appointments and events across towns. G B Daniel named poste quastor at Murabouer. Sagnon valley lumber shows a busy season. Rev Yr Oxteddy becomes pastor at Lonla Presbyterian bunel. Other items mention road work, a fatal rail accident near Eaglewood, theft charges, a child’s death by chestnut, and a planned industrial sale at Hay Grty after a mill fire.
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Sheba Dere Havy
G. B. Daniel
Quastor
Murabouer
Sagnon Valley Lumber Aperstors
Oxteddy
Fermaltrine Athbed
Thie Lonla Presbyterian Bunel
Fall of Fonseca and Brazilian upheaval in Rio
Dispatches from Rio de Janeiro report a strong opposition uprising forcing Dictator Fonseca to resign in favor of Vice President Fioriano Peixoto. Nationwide unrest suspected. provinces reportedly deposing governors. Rio remains excited with halted commerce as troops and revolts ripple through the republic. Revenue Marine notes 26 vessels cruised 101,410 miles and 44 vessels were armed, with calls to bolster alaskan gun subsistence.
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Ponseca
Teols
Ponsera
Fuevor
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Fonseca
Tio de Janeiro
Fonsec
Kodaneira
da Fonseon Abton
Revenue Marine Service
Donde
Hines Agereeat
Alaska
Ponvion
Rovere
Basardous
Russia and France Acree at odds over hidden betrothal terms
The article reports Buseia and France Acree claiming Russia and Prince reached a complete verbal accord on a concealed bet between two nations, with plans for a conference led by President Caront, M. de Gilets, M. de Freyeinet, and AM. Ribol to finalize the finance and war-staff arrangements. The piece also notes a New York arrival sighting of the American schooner Whae om and related shipping movements.
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Dota C
Ntw
Mus~ Kero Tegniers
Michigan
Tudivea
Carl Severy
Dimondale
Retel
Masitou Island
Chicago
Ed Feek
Buseia
France
Acree
Russia
Prince
Carnot
Carunt
M. de Gilets
M. de Freyeinet
Vevned Council
Ailn Eter
AM. Ribol
Forest aTairs
New York
Tall
Skrutber Aston
George Hiya
New York City
Chiesa
Sti. Lawrence River
Choctaw and Hock taland rail line to Oklahoma City progress
Judge Shockielorl orders completion of the road to Oklahoma City. Twelve miles of track remain along with roadbed and bridges already finished months ago. Construction by Spencer Hue begins stock laying. line expected to run into Oklahoma City within three weeks. Panama Canal liquidator seeks bankruptcy leverage as US eyes favorable canal sale.
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Chootaw
Oltalion
Shockielorl
Pourk
Okishoma City
Thaneoussary
el Reco Lend
Hue
Oklahoma City
Twelve Dead and Injured in Mexican Amphitheater Collapse
An American business agent in Guasajute, Mexico, reports a disaster in this city where a bullfight gathering crashed when amphitheater timbers collapsed. Twelve people died and nine were seriously injured as spectators were crushed, with many congregants present to witness the event.
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J. R. Colemen
Guasajute
Mexico
Storm King wrecks Washington area with extensive damage
Washington reports a heavy rain and wind storm near hurricane strength causing major property damage. The Moetverott music hall walls collapsed. George White tailor and a sewing woman died. two others injured. A gas company reservoir was struck by lightning, losses exceed 160000, total local losses above 100400. Telegraph and telephone lines were knocked out, hindering communications. Across Pittsburgh and Allegheny, roofs torn off, trees uprooted, and houses wrecked. Several fatalities and widespread disruption to coal shipping and river traffic. Other towns report fires, demolished buildings, and further casualties. Telegrams note unrest and international tensions as Guatemala and neighboring regions react to political strains.
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Wied
Hain
Washington
Moetverott Music Hall
George White
Mutanrok's
Washington Gas Company
Libhtelngwad Durodd
Pittsburgh
Allegheny
The
Star
Pittsburg
Grimes
Peebjes
Witeriwo
Bowta
Ruion
Joseph Manny, Jr
Moudvidie
Wheeling
W. Via
Fielda
New York
Ai-reueblag
Wie
Phos
Bizzard
Thie
Lawrence
Beauregard
Weston
Person
Akiwa
Mixed Hodgepodge of 19th Century News Blunders
A garbled 19th century news roundup reports multiple incidents across the United States. Items include a Harvard ex-president death in Waltham Massachusetts, workers buried in a Brooklyn cave-in, marital rumor denial by Mrs Blaine, a divorce abandoned in Oregon, a Washington mining strike, a Minnesota pipe incident, a dynamite baggage car wreck in Pennsylvania, large pension outlays, nitro glycerin explosions in North Washington Pennsylvania, a stock legal action by Standard Gas Light against Wallace Andrews, a near-fatal shooting at a Minnesota farm, a Brouivere murder verdict not guilty, an Alliance leader fatally injured during a mob pursuit, and late returns from Tennessee political races.
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Thomas Hill
Harvard College
Waltham
Mass
Brooklyn
WN. Y
James G. Blaine, Jr
Washiton
Ind
Schofield
Minnesota
Nicholas Eilina
Pennsylvania
Nousury
Washington
Standard Gas Light Company
New York
Wallace GC. Andrews
George Levow
G. W. Kenyon
Owatonna
Minn
Levow
Eod
Dia
Kenyon
Munlor Care Folia
Hrondberg
Alliance
Oo Weld
Tennessee
Milhove
Telegraph Talks and Unrest in Ohio and New York
A montage reports violent mob action by masked women in Coldwater Ohio where four captured attackers were brutalized, a house demolished, and the scene described as a local faction riot. separate lines detail a deadly derailment near Messengerville New York where a southbound passenger train collided with a freight train, causing crush injuries as crews escaped.
Aged Minister Death ruled self inflicted
The death near Evanston of Evra Marsh Boring, a long serving Methodist Episcopal minister in the Chicago district, was ruled a suicide after despondency due to old age. He had been on probation and recently faced repeated threats of self harm. His body was found on a Saturday, aged about 60.
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Evanston
Ort
Methodist Episcopal
Maribe West
Chicago
Struck by Yale Students Milkman in Pageant Fight
A North Haven milkman clashed with seven Yale students after a college football victory celebration near a grocery store. He overpowered the group, with the incident prompting a tense scene as others fled. In London, the so called French Colonel faced trial for threatening Lady Jessel and others, with letters hinting at payoffs using dynamite. The jury found him guilty after a struggle with police. A separate notice announced a forthcoming race meeting with high purses and a reduced admission fee, expected to attract many entrants from multiple regions.
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Ilkman
North Havea
Yale
Vironites Torneo
Tov
Yule College
Old Bailey
London
Jessel
Hulsover
Oil driller dies after derrick bet challenge ends
John Dougherty of Waynesburg Pennsylvania died after climbing a seventy two foot oil derrick as part of a wager that Campbell would defeat McKinney for governor of China. He had mounting exposure by rain and illness followed, with his brotherhood sending a ball in his honor. Also noting Willian L. Jackson's unopposed re-election as North Leeds MP and A. J. Balfour’s succession.
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John Dougherty
Waynesburg
Puecuingnia
Dougherty
Republicas
Campbell
Mckintey
Chia
Fire Tragedy as Guests Jump From Second Story Window
A Thames hotel blaze in New York city morning hours forced guests to escape via stairways and down from second story windows. Three servants and one child perished in the fire, authorities say.
Fierce Battle in Mazanderan Ends in Heavy Casualties
A Persian revolt action report notes 200 killed as Mujtanid led Shia resistance near Mazanderan. Government troops reclaimed the area after a drawn out siege, with many rebels captured and expected swift punishment. Also reported is Indiana Governor Alvin P. Hovey's death from heart failure at the Venison hotel in Indianapolis after a westward pleasure trip and illness.
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Parsia
Onter
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Hgh
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Dends
Alvin P. Hovey
Venison
Indianapolis
Hovey
West
Mexico
Wos
Alvin Petersos Hovey
Posey County
Jod
Im ‘Bo
U.S
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Peru
Coal Miners Strike Hits Pas de Calais France
A strike by about 40,000 coal miners in Pas de Calais disrupts manufacturing and threatens production. The action has spread to Now department and spurred appeals to miners in England Belgium and Germany to halt exports for domestic needs. Despite pressure some imports continue from nearby regions, with no clear end in sight.
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Pas de Calais
Franra
Department du
Coa
England
Belgium
Germany
Fire destroys factory as seven Miromen injured
A fire at the Sextro Furniture Manufacturing Company near Cima caused £100,000 damage. The rear building walls weakened by intense heat collapsed the roof over the seven men trapped inside. Seven firemen were burned attempting to enter the doors. One was seriously injured. The cause of the fire is unknown.
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Sextro Furniture Manufacturng Company
Ab Cima
Eotalling
Painter Harry Rees in Elkhart Jealousy Tragedy
Fragmentary report says painter Harry Rees aged 35 in Elkhart killed his wife with a shot to the right hand before fatally shooting himself. The incident followed jealousy claims and left Cooper’s railroad workers unnamed in the sparse text.
Water famine ends. Bay City hunter dies from accident
The report notes a water shortage in Hrooklin and a hunting accident near Bay City. Charlies Melauchlin, son of John Molauchlin, was fatally shot while hunting and died days later. A struggle and injuries occur as he collapsed after the fatal incident.
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Charlies Melauchlin
Bay City
John Molauchlin
Worksawn Lumbermen
Ohio
Nias
Critica Cpadl
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