Destruction and distress across nations in brief summary
The historic church of San Pablo in Barcelona was destroyed by fire. International figures face health issues or reassignment, including M A Despeyer the Russian minister at Tehran. Incidents stretch from a Norwegian shipwreck near Bergen to bank robberies in Kenny Illinois and Finland. A mine disaster in Birmingham Alabama claims several lives.
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San Pablo
Barcelona
Spain
M. A. Despeyer
Teheran
Persia
People’s Bank
Kenny
Ill
Birmingham
Ala
Gus. Krupp
Helsingfors
Finland
Guardian
Nanchang
Albert T. Patrick
Millionaire Rice
New York
Frankie Nell
Harry Tenny
Mechanics’ Pavillion
San Francisco
John EB. Longbaugh
Tiverton
Ohio
Youth Held for 20000 Dollar Ransom Kidnap Case
Antonio BozuMi aged 14 son of John BozuMi a leading Italian banker with offices on Sixty third Street and First Avenue is abducted and held for 20000 dollars. He was sent to buy stamps and did not return. Letters from abductors written in Italian arrived claiming captivity in Brooklyn and demanding payment with police avoidance. One note states release once money is delivered and safe.
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New York
Antonio BozuMi
John Bozum
Sixty-third Street
First Avenue
Brooklyn
Imperial manifesto outlines assembly control and council balance
The document explains the empire limits on the national assembly and reorganized council. It describes the council of the empire as dominated by the emperor and nobles, with clergy representation, while other classes have limited influence. The text argues the assembly should oppose the crown when in conflict.
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St. Petersbarg
National Assembly
Council of the Empire
Boycott 13 Not Effective In China Trade View
Secretary Metcalf of the Commerce and Labor Department explains that a boycott on Chinese goods shows limited impact. He releases export figures from July 1904 to January 1905 and compares seven month totals ending January to illustrate modest shifts in trade balances.
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Washington
Metcalf
Labor Day
China
Hy Mentha
Roof Collapse Kills One Injures Three in Pueblo Colorado
A major roof collapse in Pueblo Colorado killed one man and wounded three others. Authorities described the incident as occurring at a facility with several named individuals and indicated involvement of company executives and local officials in the response. The injured were taken for treatment as investigators reviewed the event and potential causes.
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Pueblo, Cols
Rogers Granted Time By New York Judge
New York judge postponed a decision on whether Rogers must answer questions about alleged faked attestations in a Missouri hearing. The adjournment to March 26 waits for Missouri court rulings in a related case. W V Rowe, Rogers counsel, warned that Rogers will answer if Missouri rulings are against him.
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New York
Rogers
Missouri
Justine Gildersleeve
W. V. Rowe
Moscow Vice Admiral Donbasom target foiled by bomb in hair
A woman attempted to kill Moscow governor general Vice Admiral Donbasom by a bomb hidden in her hair. She gained access to the chancellery, was noticed by an aide during interrogation, and fled but was captured. The motive and identity remain unknown.
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Moscow
Donbasom
Council of the Empire
Chonknin
Assasslu
Washington Legislation Spurs Debates on Prosecutions
The legislative session focused on several bills and a resolution inquiry about criminal prosecutions against Northern Securities. Mr Williams criticized the administration in a speech. Brief remarks by Mr Jenkins of Wisconsin and Mr Grosvenor of Ohio noted the statute of limitations may bar any metiane prosecutions, rendering further action unlikely.
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Washington
Northern Securities Company
Williams
Jenkins
Wisconsin
Grosvanor
Ohio
Lea
Could Not Prevent Death by Prayer in Chicago
Chicago health authorities may forcibly intervene when medical care is refused by extreme sickness. Corporation Counsel Loews cites precedent dating to Dowie era, noting several cases brought to attention but rarely acted upon until a Monday incident involving Mrs Ila Turner. A physician arrived as she suffered pain, relieving her while police involvement was noted.
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Chicago
Loews
John Alexander Dowie
Ila Turner
Dowlie
Doctyr
Students Strike Echoes at Ohio Wesleyan Edict
In Delaware, students attending class were to be docked as punishment after faculty refused a holiday for a double victory celebration at Ohio Wesleyan. The Monday action followed tensions with the faculty and a quick response from the chief administrator.
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Delaware
Clasent
Bilphur Springs
Ohio Wesleyan
Emancipation Anniversary Reflected in Russian Press
Reporting from St. Petersburg the emancipation anniversary sparked debate on peasant misery tied to incomplete reform. Conserva tives warn of future riots echoing post liberty unrest, while radicals blame lingering debt and land hunger, predicting renewed struggle without full land reforms.
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St. Petersburg
Alexander
New Situation
General Schofield Dead at Augustine Florida
Lieutenant General John M. Schofield retired former Army head died at 8 20 Sunday night in Augustine Florida with cerebral hemorrhage His wife and young daughter were at his side He was the last surviving Civil War Army commander born September 29 1831 in Chautauqua County New York.
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Bt Augustine
Fla
John M. Schofield
Schofield
Jast
Pate Meawiater Schofield
Chautauqua County
New York
Destructive Cyclone 18 Hits South Sea Isles
Papoote Tabiti via San Francisco report the most destructive cyclone in the Society and Tuamotu islands since records began. February 7 8 washed away Papenete and damaged Tahiti roads bridges and crops. Fatalities uncertain though one guardian at Papeete quarantine died. Papette ship submerged. crews lashed to masts amid sixty five foot waves.
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Papoote
Tabiti
San Francisco
Cal
Society
Fuamotu Islands
Tuamotn Islands
Papnete
Papeete
Tuamotu Islands
Tuamotny Islands
Papette
Anna
Tuamotu
Philip Michell
Taruna
Saints’ Mission
Joseph Burton
California
Meridian tornado toll rises with nineteen dead
Nineteen people are known to have been killed, twenty four injured, and property valued at about one million dollars destroyed after a tornado hit Meridian Mississippi just after 6 pm Thursday. Twelve blocks in the central business district were swept away and Front Street suffered extensive damage. Reports of additional fatalities circulated amid the chaos.
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Meridian
Miss
Front Street
Waterspout wrecks Mahanoro village aftermath
Destruction from a waterspout near Antananarivo leaves two houses standing in Mahanoro. Thirty bodies recovered while all Europeans are noted injured. The Italian schooner Africa was driven ashore and the French brig Luennel disappeared.
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Antananarivo
Mahanoro
Africa
Luennel
Monument of Trees: Hogg's Pecan Walnut Grave Plan
Governor Hogg spoke of his death and proposed a living monument a grave bend planted with a pecan tree and a walnut tree. He asked that when the trees bear fruit the pecans and walnuts be shared with the plain people of Texas to foster a spirit of unity.
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Austin
Texas
Hogg
Indians Not Citizens Denied Appeal in Major Case
The Washington Supreme Court denied the appeal of Columbia George and Toy Toy of Ludiana on a criminal charge. The court upheld the prior conviction, ruling they should have been tried in the United States instead of colonial or local courts, amid questions of writs and jurisdiction.
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Washington
United States
Tse
Ubrome
Moog
Elton Mw
Atatep
Eboild
Longworths at Home After Wedding Journey
Washington reports Representative Longworth and wife Mary Nicho las Longworth returning Sunday from their wedding journey aboard a private car on a Southern Railway train. They were greeted at the station by Longworth's private secretary and driven to their residence on Eighteenth Street where they are settling in.
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Washington
Nicholas Longworth
Cute
Southern Railway
Lainworth
Deave
Laingworth
Prret
Chale Dunes
Beare and Prank Careye 35 at Copper River steamer incident
The fragment references Beare and careye at 35 aboard a Copper River steamer, with a disrupted journey tied to Nutue Amela. It hints at a vase, a vault or secured area, and a supposed lock on an item. Details are unclear but suggest a nautical mishap or arrest action related to a vessel leaving Hewnleg and Nike & mmmas Unie.
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Eubelle
Nike & Mmmas
Ceti
Youthful trio confess to mine robbery and murder near Henrie
In Santa Fe New Mexico two underage youths Dinas Otero and Salamon Aragon confess to killing and robbing Marcelino Carranio. Carranio's body was found in a mine hole near Henrie a few days ago. They secured about 100 dollars from the crime. The stepfather of the day, Trogilia, is alleged to have aided in the deed.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Dinas Otero
Salamon
Aragon
Boyn
Marcelino Carranio
Henrie
Trogilia
Destructive Rockfall Destroys Tavernola Village
A cliffside village above Lake Tavernola in the Breneia province was largely wiped out by a sudden rock fall on Sunday morning. About 200 feet of rock and a roadway slid into the lake, killing one person and leaving 3,000 residents unable to evacuate in time.
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Rome
Tavernola
Lake
Breneia
Vanderbilt Grandson Sentenced to Jail and Fines
Elliot PB Shephard, grandson of the late W K K Vanderbilt, received a jail sentence of three months, a $120 fine, and $600 in damages for a fatal automobile collision in Quen on April 24. The case dated October 26 involved a request to waive bail, with penalties noted and partial payment made.
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Park
Elliot PB Shephard
Grande
W. KK. Vanderbilt
Elliot
Shepard
Madeling Mardyel
Shey Oh
Quen
Baltic Bandit Defies Poli in Finland Bank Siege
Helsingfors Finland police pursue a gang that robbed the Russian State bank here last Monday night, killing a guard and seizing 17 500. A torrent of fire destroyed the bandit stronghold at Tammersfors where several fugitives were cornered, a chief of police killed, and four lives lost. One robber boasted of Baltic revolutionary ties and recaptured booty totals reached about six thousand dollars.
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Helsingfors
Pinland
Guardian
Tammersfors
Balushin
Dorpat
Revolutionary War Fund
Provincial Philippine elections deemed satisfactory
Washington. Governor Geners reports the Philippines provincial elections as satisfactory with no disorder, though many ballots required electing in numerous instances. Harr confirmed all elected except one contested for bribery and intimidation. Souko Devoyra Reynolda were elected. American governor reelected on the nineteenth ballot.
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Washington
Geners
Haz
War Department
Manila
Filip
Harr
Souko
Devoyra
Reynolda No
Trican
Koveruore
Funeral of former Speaker David B Henderson
In Dubuque the funeral of former Speaker David B Henderson was held with military honors. The ceremony included a five minute bell tolled during the service and a state lying in state earlier. George D Perkins of Slowsity and a former congressman was honored in a eulogy. A riderless horse accompanied the cortege as guards and a soldier’s grave flag were present.
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Dubuque
David B Henderson
Dubuque Mils
Mw & Guard
George D. Perkina
Slowsity
Collmagne Im Congress
Beatty’s Brother Shot After Ambush Near Death Valley
Warmer Beatty’s brother, injured by a bullet during an ambush near Death Valley, was brought Thursday to a California hospital in Barstow in critical but hopeful condition. The incident involved an alleged ambush linked to a confrontation with Genevieve Franckleon, with details largely unrecoverable from partial OCR.
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Dewth Valley
War
Barstow
California Hospital
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