Turbulent Global News Across Conflicts and Disasters
The document lists wide ranging incidents from a fatal tandem accident in Marola Emilia to frost damages in Saar vineyards and a hospital fire in Kyoto. It notes political moves including an omnibus statehood bill for Arizona New Mexico and Oklahoma, cholera counts in the Philippines, and recaptured Matursin. It mentions strikes in Cheltenham and Chicago, Wall Street turmoil, Franco British aid for Saint Pierre relief, and labor uprisings in Pittsburgh. Also referenced are naval reinforcements for the Boston Pacific squadron and railroad work in Danderlandarea, with officials discussing beef trust inquiries and trade shifts in iron rails to Japan.
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Geonos
Italy
Kyoto
Japan
Saar
Germany
Arizona
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Philippines
Manila
Terrifying Pittsburgh naptha explosion shocks city
A catastrophic blast at Pittaburg Taswres yard ignited by leaking naptha caused a massive fire. About 200 people burned, physicians fear 75 percent may die. the disaster unfolded as three cars exploded in succession, sending flames 40 feet high and triggering a frantic, fearful stampede.
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Sherhtan
Pitteburg
Mont Pelee Volcano Devastates St Pierre
Thirty thousand are dead in the Mont Pelee eruption at St Pierre. Thursday morning the city vanished within minutes as a fiery mud torrent from the volcano engulfed all, instantly killing about ten thousand and isolating the doomed town from the world after breaking cable lines.
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Mont Pelee
St. Pierre
Pierry
Suchet
Marin
M. Ue Lanes Bau
Tuurmiay
Maystb
Ae Follewe
Haiti Rebels Triumph Establish Provisional Government
A Port au Prince dispatch reports Haitian revolutionists successful with a provisional government under Bojsrond Cann, former chief magistrate of Halt. All towns said to be in revolution. Bolsraod Canal elected president on July 10, 1876, following a 1879 uprising and a later succession by General Salomon.
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Port Su
Bojsrond Cann
Rmagistrate
Halt
Bolsraod Canal
Haiti
Salomon
Race War Flare Strikes Oklahoma Territory District
A violent eruption near Muskogee Oklahoma twenty miles east leaves five black men and one white man shot and one stabbed amid a feared race clash. Whites seek U S marshal protection and arm themselves as tensions rise in Bragger district. Reports reference violent incidents and deteriorating safety amid labor unrest and coastal shipping accidents involving damaged vessels, with chaotic scenes described and a call for order.
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Arace
Muskogee
Bragger
Indiana Territory
United States
Survivors scarce after cathedral disaster in St Lucia
Relief parties enter St Pivery in Castetes as Bres hinder rescue at the cathedral ruins. Many perish in the blaze with 3,000 charred corpses found at the site. military rule imposes order while burial teams work amid dangerous conditions for the dead.
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Atrenta
St. Pivery
Castetes
St. Lucia
New York Herald
Meo
Wenn
Panipatricken
Cathelvens
Bres
Tole
Death toll from St Vincent eruption rises with uncertain exact count
Reports from St Vincent indicate over 200 deaths by Friday afternoon as the volcano vents ash and lava. Many homes collapsed, steam and ashes darken the sky, and a cloud of distress covers the island with thousands believed dead or injured. Most bodies remain unburied.
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Sir Vintent
Kingston
Buje Distelanda
St. Vincent
Vincent
Glens Suodey Morning Rally as Julla Sighted Over Morro Castle
Large crowd cheers in Varana as the steamer Julla with President-elect Palma and entourage is sighted near Morro Castle. The ornate fortress and the Ort lines mark a moment of excitement for Culans, despite tensions in the region. Disparate dispatches from Velagua Bay and Purtniguene Enat Atria hint at peacemaking at a Transvaal conference, with May 9 as a potential proclamation date.
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Glens
Morro Castle
Varana
Julla
Palma
Puply
Jullas
Tle
Wethvn
Pomeny
Longshoreman shot in quarrel near Vortland
An early evening dispute between longshoreman Cockney George and James Williams led to George being shot and killed. Williams fled but faces arrest as investigators pursue a possible motive amid a broader string of recent assaults and a theater incident involving other locals.
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Nuwe
George Wad
James Williams
Catastrophic Volcanic Eruption Devastates Martinique City
Reports describe Mount Pelee eruption at St Pierre Martinique beginning May 6 and continuing to May 7. Officials fear over 40 000 dead including residents and visiting sailors as ships burn and relief efforts mobilize. The U S consul and staff reportedly among victims with extensive loss of life and property.
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Martinique
St. Dierre
Mount P
St. Pierre Ane
St. Terre
St. Pietrre
Washington
San Juan
Porto Rico
Dominics
Grapple
West India and Paunanian Telegraph Company
London
Mount Pelee
St. Pierre
Grappler
State Department
United States
Polot A-Pitre
Sthust
Pierre
Quebec
Guadaloupe
New York
Thomas J. Prentiss
Michigan
Mansabuwells
Seychelles
Ilmods
Fort Louis
Mauritus
Rowea
France
Batavia
Martiniquy
Ames Uvsart
Lagiei-ana
Has
Wlal
Miartinlijuuay
Sidii
Aome
Guatemalan Cities Wrecked by Major Earthquakes
Dispatch from Guatemala City reports a powerful quake sequence on April 18 affecting urban centers on the western Sierra slope. Qesaltenango suffered the worst damage with hundreds of buildings destroyed, streets filled with debris, and about 60,000 people left homeless amid fires floods and panic.
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Mamas
Cuatemala City
Guatemala
Sierras
Cathedral of
Santa Teresa
la Recollection
Quesaltenangelo
Republic
Pire
Ammatitian
San Juan
San Marcos
Escultla
Santa Lucia
Utalan
Novelist Paul Ford Shot by Brother in New York
Paul Leicester Ford, noted novelist, was murdered in his New York home by his brother Malcolm Webster Ford who then fatally shot himself. Police report mental instability and lifelong family tensions after the brothers argued over money. Ford, 27, married to Grace Kichler, authored Janice Meredith and The Honorable Peter Sterling.
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Paul Leicester Ford
New York City
Thurmbuy
Malcolm Webster Ford
Malcolm
Paul Ford
Janice Meredith
Peter Sterling
Mies Grace Kichler
Eaward I, Kidder
Brooklyn
Gordon Jester Ford
Jockin
Hin
Trouble for Butchers in Grand Jury Probe
The St. Louis grand jury probes alleged corruption in the meat business amid government dispute. Prosecutor Fall says the matter will be fully investigated and subpoenas will compel witnesses from Jefferson City and others with knowledge of the operations of local concerns.
Explosion Wrecks Hoosier Boy in Indianapolis
A young Indiana man, Kd Spencer of Indianapolis, suffered severe head and facial burns when an acetylene experiment went wrong. Doctors treated him with acid solution as friends and family expressed shock and sorrow over the accident.
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Spencer
Indianapolis
Ind
Hials Fravird win tahele Hands MoOrde OT Hale
Muddled report notes a race where Hials Fravird wins after a long chase at Hale. Incomplete details mention a 100 meters segment, a Haremt lead, and a late surge by Ujelad. Officials or exact times are not clear from the fragment.
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Colada
Congress Debates Philippines Cruelty Accusations and Civil War Echoes
The Senate today heard fiery remarks on American actions in the Philippines amid Civil War era echoes. Maryland’s Mr McComus lamented alleged cruelties, while South Carolina’s Mr Tishawn warned of consequences if such acts were repeated. Democratic senators faced sharp rebukes as the debate shifted to governance and liberty themes.
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Wty
Senate
Imaeston
Philippine
McComus
Maryland
Philippines
South Coretine
Tishawn
South Carolima
Frank Twigroes
South
Wille
Tilman
Jarmis
Burton
Kansas
Tillman
Pilipinas
Ament
House and Senate Debates Touch Oklahoma New Mexico Split
The House debated amendments on territorial consolidation and statehood for Oklahoma Arizona and New Mexico with focus on New Mexico constitutional provisions and an irrevocable ordinance for Oneida lands. The Senate discussed Philippines policy and a river of miscellaneous business including public lands and educational trusts amid wartime relief measures.
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Oklubumu
Arizona
New Mexico
Okimbomna
Oidabome
Ubuch
Ube
Stats of
Oregon
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Marola
Province of
Emilia
Matursin
Bermudez
Venezuela
Cheltenham
Bt. Louis
Liverpool Journal of Commerce
J. P. Morgan
Manchester Ship Canal Company
Boston Pacific Squadron
Martinque
Paranwribo
Madeira
Teneriffe
Noraha
Danderlandarea
Chicago
Big Express
Wall Street
Berlin
Loubet
N Paria
Pittsburg
Florence
Colo
Gene. Snyder
William Auman
Prontac
Committee On Agriculture
Clare Taylor
Rome
Margaret
Returo
Iu Cincinnat
Tolio Court of Appeals
Fan’ Moaneland Giroet
Pittaburg
St. Vlarre
Hive
Braggs, Luillan
Errrinery
Chette Eroma
Seahor Severo
le Poix
Aranue de Maerua
Uae
Ping
Cala
Trewrily
Vortland
Marre Bovis
Leadvilla
Jay Taylor
Walker
Paylor
Taylor
Waller
Te Klekad
Hood
Beldeeport
Gomi
Voomlan
West Indies
BE Heres
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Martienigie
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Mont Comtina
Grover Cleveland
Wahankel
Woumety
Alereownt Coulee
Wetton
Lip
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Walt
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Mp Aiwa
Sahil
Jose al
Malcolm Ford
Mimprtl
Mim Ander Investiwalen
St. Luks
Fall
Taisigne
Tahele
Congress
House
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Indiana
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Montezuma
Saimpoon
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Saxatr
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Cormack
Gurton
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Hibst
LDU
Divinek Puikert
Uy Ryte
Sith
Dalia
Muller Gt Panas
Bower
Nisa
Freaude
AuPelcal
Meyer Wout Mile Fon
West
Satan Aamarmed
Plseest
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