Ship stolen after completion and wrecked on bridge
A three masted vessel named Sallie Morris was stolen from the docks near Sharrtown Maryland. It cost 860000 and disappeared, later colliding with a railroad bridge during the getaway, damaging the bridge and halting traffic for hours at Laurel. No witnesses saw the ship leave, and authorities fear more damage as the wreck blocked waters.
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New York
Ava
Sallie Morris
Te Sharrtown
Lautelide
AL Rytt- Foud
Vikira
Hold Up Suspect Charged In Lawton Postal Case
Pontelles Clark and others in Lawton face charges amid a postal theft probe. Reports allege a 26 cent delivery price scheme for letters and a broader conspiracy involving mailroom staff. W Hines, once a clerk, is freed on bond as grand jury proceedings begin. authorities describe the case as a public crime tied to postal operations.
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Pontelles Clark
Lawton
Guroth
Okina
Ade
Hines
Ible City
Pontouire
Tawtur
Mali
Mitropolly
Mont Imstanten
Hele
Peaches Dominate Trade Shipments From Michigan to Chicago
The report details peach shipments arriving by boat and rail, with Michigan fruit boosting supply and prices. Buyers crowded Water Street markets as Michigan, Georgia, Tennessee, Kentucky and other states sent heavy tonnage, many loads priced around 90 cents to a dollar. Early Michigan fruit forecasts strong demand as Chicago markets prepare for next week shipments.
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Renenes
Prishe
Treuktta
Michigan
Arly Perch
Dmivbbetan
Michhean
Georgia
Tennessee
Kentuck
Giawuri
Aihaiasan
Trams
Datawre
Niga
Chicago
Miami
Papal Endowment and Irish Visit Mentioned in London Interview
New York reports a Vatican envoy and Cardinal Vaughan discuss Pope Pius X endowing charitable efforts in thePhilippines and Cuba, with plans for religious reforms in the Philippines. The article notes Bishop Mantle’s activities, improvements during a royal visit to Marilu, and Cardinal Long’s remarks on Ireland.
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New York
Walt ‘Cardinal Gibbert
Teo
Ahurra
Philippinia
Cube
Paris
London
Archbiados Chapelle
Marilu
Vaughan
Ireland
Wexford
Freind
Lilehen
Dishouri
Floris
Etshup Moore
Tariff Bakes Trouble Anti German Furling Is Increased in Eusvia
New York based St Petersburg correspondent reports a sharp rise in anti German sentiment in Russia and Poland after a new tariff. Foreigners, especially Germans, hold large estate shares in Polish regions. German tariffs threaten Russian wheat and industry, with Breslau manufacturers affected. Russian agriculture faces constraints while German goods markets contract.
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Eusvia
New York
Poland
Offal Te Urew
Waraikw
Threigners
Lbo
Wirman
Harpe
Wilson
Pohunt
Germany
Russia
Breslaw
Rusa
Germanys Iron Trade Growth and Decline in Exports
Washington reports on German manufacturing and exporting activity showing shifts in iron imports and ironware exports to the United States. Import and export figures span 1897 to 1900, highlighting rises in machinery, rolling stock, and ironware while locomotives and motor vehicles decline.
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Washington
Germany
Waldo
Trporty
Cates Kingdom
United States
United Kingdom
Eadly
Nately
Prisoner Hill and Mate Charged After Fatal Fight
An incident in Greenville involving Prisoner Hill and his associate Tew led to a fatal confrontation with Pierce. Authorities report the men fought, resulting in Pierce's death and ongoing inquiries into the offenses and charges.
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Hill
Greenville, Tew
Aue Samen
Calloun
Sta' Mites
Pierce
Topeka School Census Shows Population Shifts and Delays
The Topeka school census reports total population 11 550 with a 23 increase over last year and delays at Sumner and Lowman schools. Male colored students rise while white female counts grow, ward increases listed. teachers reshuffle with Montieth and Moore moving to math. Buildings gain upgrades but Sumner and Lowman Hill finish mid term.
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Topeka
Sengat
Mima Ann Montieth
Dougan
Garfeld
Linceis
Grant
Sumner
Lowman Hill
Startled by Shots In Archie Williams Neighborhood
A mysterious gunfire incident in the Archie Williams area near 119 Fillmore Street unsettled residents Sunday morning. Hackman "Coonskin" Travis drove a party to Williams house where shots erupted as a bell rang. a horse was wounded, and two riders fled. Neighbors corroborate hearing shots and seeing a hack moving from Irvine Street, with no burglars found and no clear motive or suspect.
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Archie Willans
Fillmore Pireet
Hackman
Artust
Coonskin" Travis
Jackson Street
Williams Place
Ute Quartette
Travis
BE. Jarrell
Mr. Willams
Archie F. Willams
Albert Reid
Boston sculptor Kraus in sane asylum after ruined masterpiece
The Boston sculptor Adolph Robert Kraus once praised for the Crispus Attucks monument and other works ends up in Danvers insane asylum after his marble sculpture project collapses. Descriptions note his early talent, fading fame, and a failed final image that cracked as his finances and health declined.
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Boston
Mass
Adolph Robert Kine
America
Massachusetts
Danvers
Tam
Whiteas
Sean Clay
Adolph Robert Kras
Crispus Attucks
Statehouse
Mirble
Olver Ames
Mechanics
Paul Revere
Cincoin
Ford Sittine
Tim
Rita
Euill
Winter Street
Kraus
Tarte
Jun
Laysid
Ninevih
Braus
Kraua Ware
Zeulenroda
Gereman
Sn & Boy
TA Os & Stone
Revolutions in Progress In a Number of Them
Censorship bars political news from Colombia as rebels and Liberals contend on the Isthmus. Reports describe bloodless raids and robberies, with government troops deployed to protect rail lines and shipping points. Conservatives seek support from allies in Venezuela Ecuador and Nicaragua amid fears of a disrupted federation and international complications.
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Colon
Colombia
Kingston
Jamaica
Passama
Mbernis
Vernexuela
Ecuuador
Nicarasanis
Venexutls
Roua~der
Nicaragua
Vera
Wether
Devolt
Vernanela
Castro
Nieie Weva
Wetual
Colombis
Colkanbia
Straits
Ecuador
Niceregua
Jethenus
Alban
Panama
Savadilla
de Inely
Panam
Hisguenta
Manopolies
Deaths and Funerals Chronicle Local Losses
Four obituaries record deaths from Cyploid fever and blood poisoning. W. Parker, 44, dies at 234 Kitmefresh, funeral at Third Presbyterian at 4 Saturday, interment in Topeka cemetery. Mery Ludwis, Nort Topeka, dies at Stormont Hospital, burial planned in Valley Alley. Byron W. Graham buried with Masonic rites. service at home 108 Mortie, funeral attended by many floral tributes.
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W. ©. Parker
Mather
Kitmefresh
Third Presbyterian Church
Topeka Cemetery
Mery
Ludwis
Nort Topeka
Stormont Hospital
Ts Valley Ally
Fis
Byron W. Gratam
Assessment Ordinance Piles 1200 Pages for City Taxes
The county clerk received 1200 pages of special assessment tax data from the city clerk detailing taxes for property, sewer, street openings, and related charges. The last three pavement blocks were completed, with cash into the treasury totaling 705, yielding 9,248.90 to be paid via bonds. Steel strike impact raises steam pipe material prices by about 30 percent in New York jobbing markets.
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Wright
Squires
West Sixth
West Street
Halned Street
Fillmore Street
New
Orm
New York
Fate of the C. H. & D. Absorption by the Erie Imminent
Reported signals in New York markets indicate the C. H. & D. is likely to be absorbed by the Erie system. Analysts note heavy buying on the stock exchange over several days as a factor. Investigations by Dinameds Varniiten Dayton and others are cited as backing the absorption prospect.
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Erie
Arkartans
Mulcbinson
Great Bend
Dent
Dodge City
Belget
Colored Knights Biennial Convention Opens in Chicago
The Colored Knights of Exthils convene in Chicago for their biennial gathering with about 100 tents and 60 members present. Key officers include General FT. Jacksust of Chicago and adjutant Josip Jones of Starks, with Quartermaster General Jonest A. Haselgood of Chichester W.V. Also mentioned is a United States district court equitable action involving $1,000. Weather notes report morning storms and heavy rains across several towns, with agricultural market updates on wheat, corn, oats, and livestock futures from nearby markets.
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Chicago
Colored Knights of Exthils
New Fork Stocks News Amid Market Clamor and Rates
Fragmented wire text shows New York stock activity with mixed notes on wheat, sugar, cotton and government bonds. Readers glean references to market action, prices, and notable entities though exact figures are obscured by OCR errors.
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