Fire Devastates New York Waterfront Steamship Disaster
A massive blaze Saturday afternoon swept New Yorks waterfront, destroying three ocean liners the Sante Bremen and Main along with two hundred lives feared lost. Thousands fled into the harbor as warehouses and barges burned, with many workers and passengers still unaccounted for amid the chaotic scene.
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North German
Lloyd Steamship Company
Haomburg-American Steamship Company
Thingvalla Steamship Company
Sante
Bremen
Narr
Cierman Lord Company
Egeh
Steamshipa Agi
Yellow Jaundice Cured by Electric Bitters Says Lexington Man
Great consternation was felt by friends of M. A. Hogarty of Lexington, Kentucky when his skin and eyes turned yellow. After failing with top doctors he tried Electric Bitters, claiming full recovery from stomach liver and kidney troubles. Sold by Sharrar and Mulholland druggists.
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M. A. Hogarty
Lexington
Sharrar & Mulholland
Strike Ends After St Louis Transit Agreement
In St Louis the transit company and its former employees, aided by Prinell company reps and the executive committee, formally ended the long strike on Monday. Violence marked the dispute with numerous injuries and property damage cited in early reports, raising city costs for extra policing and damages.
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St. Louis
Lakin
South African War Telegrams Signal Ongoing Boer Action
London dispatches in June report continued Boer activity in the Svcekal district as minor clashes persist. Telegraphs from South Africa hint at preparations for operations and the hope for a favorable outcome in the protracted conflict. July 2 reports Lori Roberts noting water conditions and ongoing reports through July 3.
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London
Orange River
Still a Good Seal of Feat for the Boers and Kruger
The report argues the Boers under Kruger maintain a firm position and show no signs of seeking peace. It stresses that negotiations appear unlikely and that resistance remains steadfast amid ongoing conflict.
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Kruger
Gen Aquino Surrenders Amid Global Dispatches and Fire Toll
A stream of cables from Gen MacArthur reports Gen Aquino surrender conditions to First Lieut John J. Ojonnet on June 30 with rifles and ammo in tow. Separately, a massive shipboard fire claimed dozens of lives and left hundreds missing off New Jersey ports, while political events unfold in Ohio and Virginia with resignations and nominations.
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Uly
MacArthur
Maynila
Aquian
Tere Ribarte
Pwr
Fatal Collision Near Worcester on Gardner Branch
A passenger and excursion train collided at Barber's station one mile north of Worcester at 6 20 p m. Two trainmen were killed and seven or eight passengers injured in the wreck on the Fitchburg railroad Gardner branch.
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Worcester
Mass
Gardner
Fitchburg
Barber's Station
Oregon Goes Ashore Details Of The Mishap
The Oregon ran aground off Hookie island near Chefoo as messengers report the ship later being relieved. Reports from Shanghai say the Wahalan mission station was destroyed though missionaries are safe, while imperial palace rumors surface and war talk rises as nations react to the China crisis.
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Matanee
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Wahalen
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Daily Express
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List of Wounded Heeled in Banner Shire
The long list notes many wounded who have been healed in Banner Shire. Sharrar and Mulholland are named among those treated for wounds and sores in the region.
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Banner Shire
Sharrar & Mulholland
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