Dozen Die In Inferno At New Aveling Hotel Fort Wayne
A dozen people died when the New Aveling hotel burned in Fort Wayne Indiana early Sunday. The interior was consumed and many bodies were mangled or charred. Firemen rescued guests by ladders and even from high windows as flames raced through the wooden hotel built in the 1850s and remodeled in 1885. The blaze began at 1 20 am in an elevator shaft and soon engulfed the brick structure in the business district, with total losses estimated around $80 000 for building and furnishings.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Aveling
Ralph Hopkins
Avelina Hotel
Pont Wil
Revolution in Peru: Turmoil and Unrest Reported Abroad
Fragmentary text outlines upheaval in Peru with scattered names and events. Readers are kept to brief notes on shifting power, protests, and diplomatic reactions. The legible fragments hint at political crisis and potential international responses.
_Frown in the Foggy City The Old BMY Die at Lava_
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a location and a death at a lava site. Names and precise details are unreadable, but the note implies a fatal incident connected to a place called the Weld and references an entity or person identified as Misha or Miek.
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Vilede
Mika Rabidt
Thaw Fight for Freedom Delays Return to Asylum
Harry Thaw remains in Dutchess County jail as habeas corpus writ challenges his sanity. A formal hearing in the case is set for next Monday before the supreme court, with New York district attorney representatives seeking to oppose Thaw’s release from asylum. Evelyn Nesbit Thaw may testify for his defense if needed.
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Ollehkeepele
Tamporarile
Harry Rendall
Ie Mureawan Hospital
Feerydial
Manny
Hove
Chiteheks County
New York
Jerome Att
Thaw
Dutchess County
Matteewan
Welbt
Evelyn Nesiit
Eleven Crew Drown In Newport Steamer Disaster
A heavy sea Friday off Newport Oregon caused the steamer Minnie to list and leak. A big wave washed deckhands overboard while eleven crew members drowned. Four men tried to reach shore on a raft. one survived with injuries. Lifesaving crews rescued nine sailors and brought them ashore fifteen miles north.
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Newport
Keli
Vfsel
Trial of Fred J. Warren Delayed in Fort Scott
Federal court in Fort Scott, Kansas postpones the trial of Fred J. Warren, editor of the Appeal to Reason. The government continues to seek the case for contempt linked to a printed reward offer and the fate of Governor Taylor of Kapithy.
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Fort Scott
Kans
Fred J. Warren
Renenot
Nowanes
Aimee
Eddior Warren
ceGreernor Taylor
Kapithy
Certertina
Connecticut Senator Declares Belief in Innocence of Negro Soldiers
A Connecticut senator asserts belief in the innocence of African American soldiers amid wartime debates. The article references political figures, legislative sessions, and public statements as part of a broader discussion on military misconduct and civil rights.
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Connecticut
Chinese Boycott of Japanese Goods Deepens Tensions
The piece describes a spreading boycott of Japanese goods led by Chinese factions in response to the Tats Maru Incident. It notes Japan seeks Allied support to end the boycott while blaming Canton press and foreign influence for propagating a pro-Chinese narrative.
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Poli
Japan
Uuln
China
Canton
Far East
President Roosevelt Extends Sympathy to Japan
Washington Friday the President sent a condolence message to the Emperor of Japan after the cruiser Matsushima blew up off Pessadores on April 30. He expressed profound sympathy for the naval disaster that cost the lives of 33 midshipmen 1 warrant officer and 150 men amid fear and loss.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Tokyo
Theodora Roosevelt
Pessadores
Laws
May Declare Martial Law to Curb Night Riders
Ohio officials debate martial law to protect residents from night riders frequenting the Burley area. Plans include appointing a secret service guard and potential gubernatorial action if the legislature approves.
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Columbus
Burley
Ohio
Leather Dearge and associates enter bankruptcy petition
The Leather Dearge and Teel o BTetRON filed for Chapter bankruptcy in the United States with creditor petition. Friday proceedings included three related companies with indirect stakes: Pond Maroon of Wilmington Delaware, Howton Tome Leather Humpmo, and Wien A Stetgun of Boston. The total liabilities reach 800,000.
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Teel O Btetron
Hie
Leek
Kiwi Leather Destin
United Lates
Lnto Bankroptcy
Stetnon
Pond Maroon Company
Wiliington
Del
Provident
Howton Tome Leather Humpmo
Wien A Stetgun Cmpany
Boston
Unclear fragmentary event near canal involving Bulldewe and Nur?
Fragmentary OCR describes a struggle near a canal with individuals including Heary P Purpin and Arh HR DOM HY Mint WAR Moe. Details are garbled but mention attempts to deter an opponent from pulling the water obstacle and a person tumbling into the canal.
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Ole Harrisbutt
Pam Aten
Aliiingh
Vicinus
Train Robbery Near Pittsburg Prompts Wide Search
Two white masked robbers boarded the New York and St Louis express on the Panhandle line near Pittsburg Pennsylvania. They overpowered the express messenger at the city station and escaped with four currency bags. The heist occurred near Walker's station eleven miles west in a remote area as authorities including secret service and county detectives investigate. In Idaho a dynamite blast at the Carlson ranch near Kingston injures the residents and horsemen. Finlanders in nearby woods reportedly made threats as investigators seek suspects.
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Pittsburg
New York & St. Louis Express
Union
Tessenger
Walker's Station
Panhandle and
Pennsylvania Railroad
Wardner
Idaho
Fea
Carlson
Wife
Kingston
Thin City
Carlsons
North Fork River
One Million a Year for Embassy Section and Consular Buildings
The House committee on foreign relations plans a favorable report on a bill to purchase American embassies consulates abroad. It authorizes up to 1 billion annually for such construction and specifies funding in the next year. It lists $100,000 for embassies in Neapolitan and Mesien City and $500,000 for compounds in Abanghal and Yukari.
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Washington
House Commie On Foreign Relations
DHL
Helin
Mesien City
Abanghal
Yukari
Governor Hugnes Stays Calm Amid U S Presidential Nomination Run
A violent clash in Fort De France leaves Mayor M. Lahot and several others dead and many wounded as factions vie for municipal elections during the presidential campaign. Governor Hugnes and Fort De France officials were involved in ongoing security actions.
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Fort de France
Marth Rigne
Ihy M. Lahat
Fort de Frage
Armen
Smuggling Charge Hits Mexico Goods Case in New York
Nogalis, Arie The teleurean Wode reoduy by Mexicop offeriis OF i wagon load of contraband joudy at Nokulwa. Honora crowds react as authorities arrest Auer of Le Moda company and the driver Martins on a smuggling charge. The case follows an order by government officials and centers on Krone era and Aberloine claims of meeting European chef standards.
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America
New York
Keoufflen
Europe
York
Nogalis
Jeffrey & Co
Che Govorrmne
Lelag
Dastardly dynamite plot halted near Butte Montana
A lone foot passenger John Holan halted a planned attack on a northbound Oregon Short Line train near Melrose six miles from town. He found dynamite buried in a rail excavation and threw it into a river before alerting the station agent. Police suspect stolen powder from Westerlaken mine was involved.
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Butte
Mont
Oregon Short Line
Burlington
John Holan
Melrose
Holan
Morrowe
Butt
Westerlaken & Peterson
Northern Pacific
Burlington Ses
Glasgow shipyard strike spreads to northeast workers
Clyde shipbuilders lock out about 6000 wind workers in a prolonged dispute with the Ship-building Employers' Association over wage cuts. Lockouts extended to all yards, threatening 26000 more metal and wood workers as arbitration stalls and broader industry shutdowns loom amid unsettled terms.
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Glasgow
Clyde
Associaton
Shige
Fortheast
Preservation of Thoroughfares in Yellowstead Park
Army engineers devote attention to preserving Yellowstead National Park roads amid costly springing work. Estimated sprinling cost around 200 900 for about 100 miles of road, with debate over wheeltracks and treatment methods and concerns over erosion and maintenance.
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Washington
Yellowstead Naonal
Morse Will Leave Millions After Debts Settled
The article reports Morse facing large debts from a failed venture and states that net assets will still amount to millions once obligations are resolved. It notes plans to pursue remaining claims and settlement steps with counsel and the National Bank of North America.
Royal Wedding in Sweden Linked to St Petersburg Royal Family
The ceremony united Prince Wilhelm, second son of King Gustave, with Grand Duchess Marie Pavlovna in Tearkotelo Sweden. Attended by Europe’s elite, the event drew crowds for hours despite the bleak palace square and marked a historic alliance between the Swedish crown and Russian imperial circles.
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Saarriije
Prince de Sagan
Mont Gowld
Gould
Mme Gould
St Petersburg
Wilhelm
Sweden
Econd
Gustave
America
Marie Pavlovna
Af Hinelé
Paul
Mining notes from Utah districts and Salt Lake market
The Little Beaver company began milling for gold bullion in Beaver County while Salt Lake mining stock exchange activity in April exceeded one million dollars with 2,219,295 shares trading. Reports detail draining progress at Ontario mine in Park City, copper and bullion movements, and new ore finds in the Seven Troughs and Bull Valley districts with rising copper outlook and recent ore shipments averaging high values.
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Little Beaver Company
Beaver County
Salt Lake Mining Stock Exchange
Oytario
Park City
Jlutte
Boston & Montana Consolidated Copper & Silvy
Ait Board of
Salt Lake
Metornick & Co
Cincinnati Mining Company
London
Alta
Consolidated Mercur Company
Mercur
Utah
Senate
Atrendly Cathonal Institut
Ute Eclipse Mining Company
Troughs Company
H. Williams
Frank Crumpacher
Seven Troughs
Ranyon
Buriat
Hyonset Farrell
Seeenstamm
Dannylva
Boston
Montgomery
Ttn
Turgele
Dutta
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Adel
Kiel
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Duhuenn
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Mexico
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Gyler
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Jonah
Hugnes
Stewart de Wiidtert
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Hughan
Montana
Ship Builders Strike
United Kingdom
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Loule
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