Multiple fatal and curious incidents across regions demand attention
A chaotic, device rough summary lists several incidents: a head on collision near Hattlen hare with one dead and nine injured. a building collapse in Philadelphia killing six workers. seven youths drowned near Bangor after a boat capsize. a man killed in Manchester New Hampshire from a carriage accident. Willie Henry Perkin, founder of the coal tar dye industry, dies in London. explosions in Odessa blind factory injure several. the Texas insurance bill prompts withdrawals by other insurers. a steamer runs aground near Hoffman and Swinburne in fog. various local crime and social notes including raids, political events, and notable flights of the era.
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Hattlenhare
Mies
United
A. O. Bacon
Hoorela
Wisconsin Senate
Bridgeman Brothers
Philadelphia
Prescott Bay
Bangor
Maine
Benjamin Corey
San Francisco
Manchestry
N. H
Willie Henry Perkin
London
Odessa
Robertson Insurance Bill Hy
Texas
Segianco
Ward Line
Cuba
Mexico
West Bank
Hoffman
Swinburne
Lands
BE. H. Cooper
Lake Bay
Tacoma
Mark Twain
Tilbury
Joseph Vanshra
Baltmore
Hansbro
Seon Korea
Seragno Polace
Francis Murphy
Apostle of
Temperance
Deon
Murphy
Gars
Guatemalie
Galvyadue
Lauraville
Ty m Talingeortelen
Anveuleon Leneue
Albena
Cogertver
Harhiernin
Butler
Izhounluey
Frentier
Dow Pon
Nathuew
Chole
York
Bomb Attacks Kills Russian General and Companions
Bombs exploded as General Alikhanoff and a party including Madame Qiebom and a coachman were blown to pieces on a carriage near Bobenitot street at 2 o clock Tuesday morning. A son and daughter of allied officers were wounded, with several Cosacks killed or scattered in the crowd amid a violent incident linked to punitive campaigns in the Kutale district.
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Alikhanoff
Alexandripot
Brisse
Konwt
Madame Qiebom
Gileberf
Alikhavhem
Gilebeff
General Alikhanhoft
Bobenitot
Alikhanhoft
Kutale
Alikhanhoff
Borjan
Tiflis
London Ontario building collapse kills nine and injures five
A Tuesday wreck on Thias street when a remodeling job removed supports caused Crystal hall front wall to collapse into Dundas street. Nine people were reported killed, two missing, and five seriously injured as fire and police units conducted urgent rescues amid confusion at the scene.
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London
Ont
Thias Street
Crystal Hall
Brewster
Dundas Street
Bandits Murder Aged Man Near Enel Fn Murky Woods
A confusing OCR tale reports bandits killing an elderly man near Enel Fn and mentions a forged letter, a $441 payment, and a maze of names and places. The fragment references tunnels, trains, and various individuals, but the core event is unclear and appears embedded in garbled text.
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New Yorke
Enel Fn
Anirebbie Partina
Muir Khem
Lakeabed
Final Stages of Haywood Conspiracy Trial
The trial nears its end with prosecution presenting witnesses to counter defense claims about the Wardner riot and Vindicator mine explosion. Key testimonies challenge defense assertions of Orchard’s absence and the role of powder, revolvers, and mine conditions in the fatal blast.
Prison Plot Revealed In Fragmentary 19th Century Text
A garbled historical fragment describes a prison plot involving Helen and others. It names Myer Aonelets as conceiver and references a plan to seize the penitentiary, with mentions of warden actions, a plan to trap guards, and a later transfer of the plot to unidentified parties.
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Helen
Ulenniary
Von
Mint Dave
Powder Explodes on Big Battleship Georgia Disaster
Aboard the battleship Georgia off Cape Cod Bay a powder explosion in the after turret killed seven officers and crew and badly burned fourteen others. Lieutenant Casper Goodrich and Midshipman Faulkner tried to jump overboard to escape the flames and fumes, while others staggered toward the hatch seeking relief as the ship steamed toward Charlestown Navy Yard. The incident followed target practice off Burnstake with two powder bags ignited by a spark.
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Georgia
Burnstake
Cape Vod Bay
Juin
Lergie
Casper Goodrich
Goodrich
New York Navy Yard
Faulkner, Goldthwaite
John Tuse
Lone
Seaman Marek
Orchard witness denies kinship links in Haywood trial
Eleven rebuttal witnesses questioned Orchard Monday. Farry Orchard testified briefly about acquaintances and then confessed that his uncle Peter McKinney killed himself years ago. Defense sought to press insanity of the uncle and alleged grandfather mental illness during cross examination.
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Boise, Wahe
Haywood
Farry Orchord
Peter McKinney
Orchard
Ireland
Brutal Grime Charged After Sea Tragedy In Mob Incident
A mob of about 70 blacks clashed with police Monday night after a steamer crew member was accused of attacking a man and throwing him overboard. Captain Willlim TL Layhe of the Trey Ragle and a Rugby Packer associate were detained, while the body of Priest Deaman was later recovered from the water.
Plague in India Tops World Death Toll
The report states over a million deaths in India from the plague, with figures nearing one million as the year progresses. Expert notes reference high casualty levels and record counts, marking an unprecedented mortality spike compared with prior outbreaks.
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India
Witness Charged With Perjury in Idaho Case
A perjury charge is filed in a Idaho case involving a witness identified as a former telegraph operator. The record notes a preliminary hearing and a bond set at 5 400 dollars, with proceedings to begin in the coming days.
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Bole
Idaho
Wiie
Willian C. Haywon
W. Alter
Flawnee & Cripple Crook
Cripple Crowle
Cole
Ade Eulinty
Ter
Town Floods Prompt Dew Moines Move to High Ground
Flooding from the Dew Moines river forces residents from the bottoms district to higher ground. Estimates mention homes overwhelmed and water levels rising as the river surpassed previous highs. Evacuation efforts and dangers from debris and disease follow the Sunday night event.
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Dee Moinin
Dew Moines
Sensations Sprung in Haywood Trial Amid Wardner Riot Details
The Haywood trial opened fresh remittal evidence on Saturday with a witness admitting participation in a labor riot that killed two men. A defense witness was convicted of murder in the second degree, and others testified about arming, rioting, and Wardner damage tied to the April 29, 1899 events. August Paulsen, once Orchard partner, testified on mining interests and possible kidnapping plots, while witnesses clarified movements and ownership of the Hercules mine.
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Rosy
Idaho
William D. Bilnywood
Aikwip
Colorado
Nultta
Western Federation of Miners
Gow
Matty
Khaw
Vindicator
Edwart Aivard
Prirke
Coeur Malenes
Wardner
Alvard
Matiac
Orchard
Thomas Wood
Wood
Beck and
McCormick
Vianeator
Fle Bwld Hat Beek
Beek
Tne
Heck
Thi
Betes
Hulman
Ming
Oape
Ramsey
Ulman
Uume
Pelther
Tos
Rowan
San Miguel Couty
Colo
KF. Richardson
Rugley
Magestrate
J. Ly McGee
Wallace
William Dewey
Bunker Hill
Sulelivan
Harry Orchard
William F. da
Big Bi
Davis
Witnens
Ochard
Paul Corcoran
Wome
Davin
Dewey
Union
Burke
Hercules
August Paulwen
Imne & Peor
Alenes
Hercules Ming
Paulsen
Conspiracy Trial of William Haywood Nears End in Idaho
The trial of William J D Haywood, Western Federation of Miners official, enters its eleventh week in Ada County District Court. State claims a high level conspiracy aimed at intimidating anti union rivals and enabling violent acts across the West, with testimonies tying labor and capital players to planned murders.
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Polvo Idaho
William JD. Haywood
Western Federation of Miners
Fremont Wood
Dister
Ada County
Idaho
Western Federation of Miner
Wate
Apinere
Ontral
Suppression of Italian Violence Near Nashville Involving Italian Suspects
A fragmentary report notes suppression actions around a small village near Nashville with Italian suspects linked to a kidnapping and murder case. The account references trials, indictments, and possible connections to New Orleans as authorities pursue involved parties. The details are incomplete.
Attempted assassination of French president stuns Paris crowds
The attempted attack on President Fallieres near his carriage drew a chaotic scene as Leon Maille, a paralytic resident of Havre, fired at the cortege. Police restrained rioters and rushed Maille to the station after he refused to plead. He claimed grave revelations and refused to speak, declaring the act a personal matter amid the tense aftermath.
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Terc Oy
Leon Malile
Havre
Fred Twe
Landeau
Clemenceau
Rie Dent
Weai
Fee
Adasin
Hank
Fallieres
Cou
Dipie Mata
Yelred Malin
MiMenky
Tim Carton
Reservou
Maille
Charge Against Russian Officers At Port Arthur Trial
A court martial in Port Arthur hears charges against Lt Gen Fock and other officers for cowardice and surrendering without proper fire. Prosecution claims they misled troops and abandoned key positions during the siege.
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Petereturg
Stoeune
Port Arthur
Fock
Paul Hust
Siberia
Por Sefer
Kelog
Stoesael
Lindens
Eral Smirnoff
Starner
Eran
Helen
Prape
Unclear political commentary on republics and diplomacy
Fragmentary OCR text discusses republics, the Hague, American diplomacy with Japan, and calls for leadership in naval appointments. The draft mentions Washington, treaties, and labor and commerce, but key names and events are obscured by garbled wording.
Schmits Face Defeat At Crucial Meet
A garbled report from a track meet shows Schmits losing again to rival Franciscn-Mayos with margins unsure. The text includes broken names and phrases about writs and appeals but few clear details remain.
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Schmits
Ty Ani
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