Dozen Lives Lost in Hotel Horror at Fort Wayne
A fire destroyed the New Aveling hotel in Fort Wayne Indiana early Sunday killing at least 12 people. The blaze began at 1 20 am in the elevator shaft as guests fled the spreading flames. Firemen rescued many by ladders but some leaped from windows to the street fatally injuring themselves. The brick hotel built in 1852 and remodeled in 1885 held valued furnishings and was a center of business district life. The interior was consumed rapidly leaving debris hindering identification of victims.
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Aveling
Ralph Hopkins
Avelina Hotel
Pont Wil
Peru Revolution Sparks Global Attention and Unrest
Disjointed garbled OCR text hints at upheaval in Peru with references to war and leadership. The fragmentary lines mention political turmoil, possible foreign involvement, and social disruption. No clear dates, names, or verifiable entities stand out.
Fragmented OCR tale with garbled names and places
A garbled OCR passage mentions dates and places in a nameless sense. It references names like Weld Misha and Mies Csbetulidl with unclear actions or outcomes. The fragmentary text lacks coherent facts to form a clear event or report.
Thaw Fights Habeas Corpus for Freedom from Asylum
Harry Thaw continues a hard fight for freedom as he remains in Dutchess jail awaiting the final writ decision. A formal hearing is set before the supreme court next Monday with the district attorney seeking to oppose Thaw’s release. Evelyn Nesbit Thaw may testify if needed for her husband’s case.
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Tamporarile
Harry Rendall
Ie Mureawan Hospital
Feerydial
Manny
Hove
Chiteheks County
New York
Jerome Att
Thaw
Dutchess County
Matteewan
Welbt
Evelyn Nesiit
Eleven Crew Drowned In Newport Steamer Disaster
A Newport Oregon report states during a heavy Sem Friday night off the coast the steamer Minnie BE shifted and strained, tearing teak. A Saturday noon wave broke the deck, washing men overboard. Eleven sailors were lost, four reached a raft with one survivor. Local lifeboat crews rescued nine from the sea, landing them ashore about fifteen miles north.
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Newport
Keli
Warren Trial Postponed In Federal Court At Fort Scott
The government requests more time as the Warren case proceeds in federal court. Fred J. Warren, editor of the Appeal, faces charges connected to a reward matter involving Governor Taylor. A new term of court is set to hear further proceedings and potential actions.
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Fort Scott
Kans
Fred J. Warren
Renenot
Nowanes
Aimee
Eddior Warren
ceGreernor Taylor
Kapithy
Certertina
Connecticut Senator Declares Beliet rm Innocence of Negro Soldiers
Connecticut senator proclaims belief in the innocence of Negro soldiers amid wartime debates. The text shows garbled OCR from a historical newspaper page with multiple corrupted lines, yet centers on political defense of minority service members and calls for fair treatment.
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Connecticut
Boycott and diplomacy amid Japanese Chinese tensions
The article describes a growing boycott of Japanese goods by Chinese activists linked to the Tats Maru incident. It notes Japan seeking Western support to end the boycott while criticizing foreign press for misrepresentation. It cites Canton influence and English and American alignment affecting East Asian affairs.
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Japan
Uuln
China
Canton
Far East
President Roosevelt Extends Sympathy to Japan
Washington dispatch reports President Franklin D Roosevelt sent a condolence letter to the Emperor of Japan after the cruiser Matsushima was destroyed by a magazine explosion near Pessadores on April 30. He expressed profound sympathy for the loss of 33 midshipmen, a warrant officer, and 150 sailors, and regret that he cannot offer more than words at this time.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Tokyo
Theodora Roosevelt
Pessadores
Laws
May Declares Martial Law Plan in Ohio Cities
State authorities consider proclaiming martial law to protect residents from night riders. If approved, the general would deploy a secret service guard to safeguard districts until order is restored.
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Columbus
Burley
Ohio
Leather dealer Teel o BTetRON files bankruptcy petition
A bankruptcy filing in the United States named Leather Dearge and three related companies in which the debtor had interest. The petition lists liabilities around 800 000 dollars. The proceeding includes Mr Stetnon and companies Pond Maroon of Wilmington Delaware Howton Tome leather Humpmo and Wien A Stetgun of Boston.
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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
Tragic Canal Incident Involving Ole Harrisbutt and Pam Aten
A chaotic scene near the canal ends with Heary P Purpin drowning after attempting to rescue Podonit Mubelde as bulldog tide disrupts a group. The event unfolds with unclear details but centers on a failed effort to avert pulling tire from water and a breakaway lunge into the canal.
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Ole Harrisbutt
Pam Aten
Aliiingh
Vicinus
Train Robbery Near Pittsburg Tells Wild West Tales
Two white bandits boarded the New York and St Louis Express at Panhandle station near Pittsburg Pennsylvania and escaped with four bags of currency ten minutes after leaving the city. The heist occurred near Walker's station eleven miles west in a desolate area as police and secret service men manhunt the suspects. In Idaho a dynamite blast at the Carlson ranch near Kingston injured the couple and hired man, destroying the house and killing animals. Finlanders nearby are alleged to have threats related to the blast.
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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
Washington. The house committee on foreign relations has decided to report favorably a bill providing for the purchase abroad of American embassy sections and consular buildings. The bill authorizes not more than 1 in gross. For the year the department allocates 100000 for the purchase of embassy sites in Helin and Mesien City and 500000 for the purchase of compounds at Abanghal and Yukari.
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Washington
House Commie On Foreign Relations
DHL
Helin
Mesien City
Abanghal
Yukari
Governor Hugnes Stays In Race Amid Fatal Fort De France Clash
A deadly confrontation in Fort De France pits rival factions during municipal election campaigning. Mayor M Lahat is reported killed along with several aides, others wounded, as police clash with supporters allied to the rival camp led by Mayor Hevere. President Stewart presided at the convention hotel in New York earlier.
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Anahes Dexewe
Cribeil
York
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Gowrune
Hughan
Fort de France
Marth Rigne
Ihy M. Lahat
Fort de Frage
Armen
Smuggling Charge Ties Mexican Goods to New York Case
Nogalis, Arie of the Le Moda firm was arrested on a charge of smuggling contraband goods from Mexico. The driver Martins, and company associate Jeffrey & Co were detained as authorities move to seize the wagon load of illicit items in a developing case tied to a government order.
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Nogalis
Jeffrey & Co
Che Govorrmne
Lelag
Dastardly attempt to dynamite fast train thwarted
In Butte Montana a lone pedestrian John Holan spotted dynamite planted under the rails about six miles north of Melrose. He threw the explosive into the river and alerted the station agent. The northbound Oregon Short Line train was halted for investigation. Police suspect the stolen powder may relate to a prior Burlington train incident.
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Oregon Short Line
Burlington
John Holan
Melrose
Holan
Morrowe
Butt
Westerlaken & Peterson
Northern Pacific
Burlington Ses
Ship Builders Strike Hits Clyde Yard Lockouts Across United Kingdom
Glasgow and the northeast face a wide scale stoppage as 6,000 wind workers walk out at Clyde shipyards. The dispute pits Ship-building Employers' Association against workers demanding higher wages and arbitration. Lockouts extend to all British yards, with 15,000 wood workers and many others risked without work until a settlement is reached.
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Clyde
Associaton
Shige
Fortheast
Preservation of Thoroughfares in Yellowstead Park
Army engineers focus on preserving park roads with expensive sprinkling to prevent deterioration. Costs cited around 200 900 dollars for sprinkling about 100 miles of road amid debates on effectiveness and alternatives. Meanwhile a Parisian courtship tale and Louisiana horse racing reform plans surface in the same issue.
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Washington
Yellowstead Naonal
Morse Will Have Millions Left
Morse faces a large but partial payoff after a complex legal process. The article discusses debts tied to a steamer and the potential distribution of remaining assets, with counsel debates shaping the future steps and the national bank involvement noted as a preliminary phase.
Royal Wedding in St Petersburg Sweden Prince Wilhelm Marries Marie Pavlovna
The wedding joins Prince Wilhelm, second son of King Gustave, to Grand Duchess Marie Pavlovna, cousin of the emperor. The ceremony in Tearko Belo drew grand pageantry as crowds gathered for hours outside the muddy palace square amid European court pomp.
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Wilhelm
Sweden
Econd
Gustave
America
Wie
Marie Pavlovna
Couin
Hinelé
Paul Alexandroviteh
Tearko Belo
I Europa
Mining News From Utah and Copper Markets
The Little Beaver mill begins gold bullion production in Beaver County. Salt Lake mining exchange reports April activity over 1.2 million dollars with 2,219,295 shares traded. Copper consumption rising from 15 million to 30 million pounds monthly amid new mining plans and railway improvements.
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Beaver County
Salt Lake Mining Stock Exchange
Oytario
Park City
Jlutte
Boston & Montana Consolidated Copper & Silvy
Ait Board of
Salt Lake
Metornick & Co
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London
Alta
Consolidated Mercur Company
Mercur
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Senate
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H. Williams
Frank Crumpacher
Seven Troughs
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Seeenstamm
Dannylva
Boston
Montgomery
Ttn
Turgele
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