Wreck of Greek Sailor Urania Near Ancona
A Greek sailing vessel named Urania ran aground near Ancona Italy during a storm. Teen crew members drowned as rescue efforts continued. The report notes broader storm damage and international incidents across several regions, with fatalities and injuries from various events.
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Ancona
Italy
Coovr AM Cortel
New York
Edward Main
Stephan Jokowich
Kenagha
Wit
Moi
Bandit Stronghold Falls as 16 Chiefs Escape
Tangier with Zinni and Raiwail’s force collapsing, bandit stronghold nearly destroyed and captured by guitan troupe. Bent Rassall and 700 followers flee to the mountains amid war minister plans as Mulal Mohborsadid challenges the throne with defections in recent weeks. Spanish internal police officers arrive, ready to enforce the Algeciras convention.
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Tangier
Zinni
Raiwail
Rassall
Bun Ware
Mulal Mohborsadid
Algeciras
Pullman on Limited Ablaze With Passenger Fatality
A Pullman sleeper on the Los Angeles Limited No. 8 caught fire near Loveland passsengers were warned by smoke from Medfield. One passenger died and two Salt Lake City travelers were injured while others escaped. The fire’s origin could not be determined but likely smoldered earlier. National and local officials reported injuries to J C Jenon and Henry Catrow, with Mrs B Higene saved from exposure.
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Council Buffs
Iowa
Ghee
Sanday
Los Angeles
Council Bula
O Stincourt Valley
Chicago
Linle Delavio
Washington, D
Vler
House Committee On
J. C. Jennon
Salt Lake City
Wight
Henry
ANOTHER CUBAN PLOT Three Palma Adherents Said to be the Conspiracy
Rumors of a renewed Palma plan to restore order in Cuba surface in New York. Three men tied to the Palma government allegedly plotted arms shipments and concealment near Martel, Havana. American forces probe for rifles and munitions once buried and relocated.
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Palma
New York
Cuba
Mart Troibte
Island
Europe
Armin
Ammunit Tom
Martel
Havana
Rebellion in Salvador Sparks Armed Clash in Border Ties
Reported in San Salvator that a group of armed revolutionists disguised as soldiers attacked a garrison at Bvtanguelas and briefly seized positions before retreating. Several locals and Honduran associates were detained as authorities investigate the uprising.
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San Salvator
Hondurin
One Crew Killed and Six Injured in Severe Storm
A steamship named Etruria faced a fierce storm off New York on Friday night. One crew member died and six were seriously injured. the body was buried at sea and the injured crewmen were in the hospital when the vessel reached port Sunday. Captain Potter stated he had never seen weather so rough in his years at sea.
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New York
Etruria Wis
Queenstown
Potter
Ponce
New York & Porto Rico Steamship Company
P. R
Chapman
Shemanicat
Port Birkeley
Bombing at Fourth Street National Bank Injures Several
A bomb exploded at the Fourth Street National Bank in Philadelphia after a demand for six thousand dollars failed. Cashier W. Molvar was killed and six others were injured, with conditions possibly worsening. A bank officer reported the suspect resembled a Russian man in poor dress carrying a parcel. a clue found on clothing included a chain with initials. The blast wrecked interiors and shattered windows, scattering papers beyond vault areas as bystanders watched in shock.
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Philadelphia
Bie
Fourth National Bank
W. McLear
Rollo
Garner
Iowa
Grant House
Derlain
J. H. Bivele
New York
Fourth Street National Bank
W. %. Molvar
Bullitt Ballony
Fourth Street
Chestnut
Walnut Streets
Financial District
Br. Shambacher
Suacheon
Runelan
Richard Pashton
Sullivan in Trouble at Goldfield Trust Company
San Francisco examiner reports J M Sullivan Trant company of Goldfield faces financial embarrassment as drafts drawn by San Francisco brokers are protested. Peter Grant, the treasurer, says the embarrassment is temporary and hopes for improvement soon. Larry Sullivan went missing after a fight in Tonopah on New Year’s Day.
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San Francisco
J. M. Sullivan Trant Company
Goldfield
Peter Grant
Larry Sullivan
Tonopah
Bomb outrage in New York injures several people
A bomb dropped from an elevated station at Second Avenue and Forty-Second Street injured three, two gravely, including fruit stand proprietor Salvatore Ciniluca and Mary Halley. The bomb throwers escaped while the 9 year old and another child were injured less severely. In Lowell Arizona a dynamite explosion at the Dean-Arizona shaft shattered windows and caused intense alarm but no deaths.
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New York
Second Avenue
Salvatore Ciniluca
Mary Halley
Cintivea
Fl Pay
Tex
Dean-Arizona
Lowell
Ariz
Douglas
Senator Clark Buys Vermejo Park Ranch in New Mexico
Montana senator S W A Clark reportedly purchased Vermejo Park Ranch, a 410000 acre property fifty miles west of Trinidad, from William H Bartlett of Chicago. Purchase price cited as 2000000 dollars as Clark visited the site in New Mexico.
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Clark
Montana
New Mexico
Trinidad
Colo
Sonstor W. A. Clark
Vermejo Park
William
H. Bartlett
Chicago
New Mwateo
Chinese Revolution Grows Serious and Foreign Involvement Seen
Report from Victorie B C notes the Chinese revolution expands with 16000 rebels and foreign gunboats from Germany Japan and Britain operating near Shanghai. British prevented a Chinese ambassador arrest in London. Meanwhile California's legislature convened in Redmen's Hall with tensions rising as protests threaten the capitol.
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Victovie
B. C
China
Chionae
Oras Trobpe
Scone
Walid
Jene Holema
H. M.spatmud
Teal
Voerwarts
Fuslims
Sugilda
Changsha
Secretary Upholds Payment for Panama Canal Purchase
Washington report that the secretary of the treasury acted lawfully in paying 50 million dollars to the Panama Canal Company of France for canal property. The Supreme Court on Monday denied an injunction against the payout in a case brought by Wilson of Chicago who argued to restrain the payment. Justice Brewer held the government has dominion and control over the canal project and authority to appropriate funds.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Panic Canal Company of
France
Supreme Court of the
United States
Wilson
Chicago
T 9
Wilenn
Jumice Brewer Agd
Earth Caved In Buries Forty Rescuers At Rail Job
A cave in at a railway cutting near Lamscheld and Leininger trapped forty workers and injured many others. Rescue parties were immediately sent to reach the buried laborers as an embankment collapsed and an overhanging mass fell, complicating efforts amid a large workforce along the line.
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Bluxen
Hesse
Lamscheld
Leininger
Ffteen
Cortelyou Resigns as Republican Nations Committee Chair
Washington reports George B. Cortelyou announces retirement as chairman of the Republican National Committee. W. Harry Bissell becomes acting chairman. Cortelyou had previously hinted at leaving before assuming Treasury duties. Victoria notes Japan plans a 22,000 ton battleship and a Guards battalion to attend Jamestown in May. Admiral Togo not to accompany the squadron. Los Angeles details pneumonia deaths linked to gas service and fuel shortages.
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Republican Nations Committee
Washington
George B. Cortelyou
Nadoom
Cortelyou
Victoria
RBC
Empress of Japan
Japan
Imperial Guards
Jamestown
Togo
Los Angeles
M. Powers
City Health Beant
Alleged Attacker Traced By Blood Stained Jacket in Reno
In Reno Oklahoma a blood stained jacket with a punctured sleeve led to the arrest of Corp Knowles of the Twenty fifth infantry a colored soldier on a charge of murderously assaulting Capt Lager B diacmin. Knowles was found with a severe wrist wound reportedly self treated for over three weeks and is linked to the alleged assault.
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Reno
Okla
Corp
Knowles
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Lager B. Diacmin
Eight Indictments Stand Against Standard Oil Company
In a Chicago federal court on Thursday Judge Landis overruled Standard Oil's demurrer to eight indictments charging violations of the Elkins Act and related rail rate law. Two indictments were sustained for defects. The cases allege the company obtained transport at rates below published schedules, with charges dating prior to the 1906 act.
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Chicago
Landis
United States District Court
Standard Oil Company
Peabody War Costs Highlighted in McDonald Message
Governor Jease FL McDonald urged legislature to adopt antitrust measures modeled on Ohio law and support the president. He asked for bond issues to retire outstanding certificates from 1887 88 89 totaling over 2 million with interest and to fund about 1 million in negating the 1904 insurrection in mining districts.
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Denver
Jease FL McDonald
British insurers refuse Valparaiso quake claims
British insurance companies repudiated liabilities from Valparaiso earthquake. At a Liverpool meeting, the chairman said policy terms differed from San Francisco. The firms agreed to resist the claims and lawsuits have begun.
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Valparaiso
London
Liverpool
San Francisco
More Submarines Ordered by Paris Admiralty
Paris reports the admiralty has ordered four submarine cruisers surpassing existing types. Each vessel will be 899 tons with a speed of fifteen knots on the surface and ten knots submerged. France aims to build twenty submarines within a year. In St Petersburg a major general, Von Lanaris, police chief, was shot at the Institute of Experimental Medicine during a function. a young man fired and a guard killed the attacker.
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Brownsville
Texas
Senate
el Paso
Lana Margaret Lillis
David City
Neb
Tite
France
Louis XVI
Maré Antoinette
Stith Will Iitrodver & Dill
Kanvas
Ieast
Grass Valley
Cal
Uplon
Maty
Harry Gorman
J. Frank Hardy
Laporte
Ind
Quinn
George B. Gray
Wilmington
Dela
Southern Railway Company
Thomas Temple
Boston
George Devine
Winopstl
Frank M. Ridley, Jr
la Grange
Ey Hill
Atlanta
Fred
Iby
Tie
Sacramento
California
Redmen's Hall
Wolfe
San Francisco
Lewis A. Hithorn
Hemrds
Fey
Storkitin
House
Paris
Admiralty
St. Petersburg
von Lanaris
Meiticine
von Launits
Peter Alexandroviteh
Duke of
Oldenburg
Milwaukee union leaders jailed for contempt in Allis-Chalmers injunction
Seven members of the Mulder's union in Milwaukee were sentenced by Judge A L Sanborn in U S district court for contempt of the injunction issued to Allis Chalmers. Michael Matzbaum, chairperson, and John Laiz, treasurer of the strike committee, drew prison terms of thirty days. others received thirty days or two fifteen day penalties.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Mulder
Peruna: A tonic and catarrh remedy debated
The article argues Peruna serves as both tonic and catarrh remedy. It cites BYDRASTIS CANADENSIS and INSONIA CANADENSIS among ingredients, claiming strong circulation and nervous-system tonic effects. It notes widespread testimonials supporting Peruna’s efficacy as a universal catarrh remedy.
Old Capt Hiram Cack and quick intelligence cited
An American Bankers Association speaker cites Capt Hiram Cack of Gloucester as a model of keen, prompt intelligence. The article mixes anecdotes on honesty in finance, medical plaster ads, a Lord Lansdowne remark, and various brief notes on people including W. S. Wetham, Senator Pyles, Henry James, Tennie Claflin, and others.
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Pierce Jay
Banks
Massachusetts
American Bankers’ Association
St Louis
Jay
Hiram Cack
Gloucester
Cack
Animals Weep as Suffering Echoes in Nature’s Tales
A Harper's Weekly writer notes animals shedding tears from grief or pain across the world, from desert camels to dying elephants and apes. The report shifts to France where M. Fallieres is said to have a physical double, a merchant in Paris who resembles the president in dress and manner, accompanied by a secretary-like ally.
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Harper's Weekly
Livingston
Hunthman
Sea Hong
Gordon Cummings
M. Fallieres
Ri Salut
Faubourg Saint Honore
Grape Nuts Rescue Young Woman From Ill Health
A Cole family narrative praises Grape-Nuts and Postum. a young woman says two years of indigestion and rheumatism vanished after five weeks on Grape-Nuts with milk. She reports weight gain, restored health, and renewed energy, crediting the product for the recovery along with explanation of its digestion benefits.
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Cole
Indi
Postum Co
Rattle Creek
Mich
Welbville
Plign
Long Lived Parisians and a Twain Reply
M Rousse, oldest Institute of France member, nearing 90, argues Paris surpasses other cities in longevity by statistics. Paris hosts 620 nonagenarians and 99 centenarians, with 389 per 100000 people in 1901. Mark Twain replies to Rugene Ware from New York about a humorous remark on his astrolime, expressing amusement at the metaphor.
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M. Rousse
Institute of France
Paris
Iittle
Pariy
Mark Twain
Rugene Ware
Topeka
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Mr. Clemens
Mr. Ware
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