Rio de Janeiro Sinks Off San Francisco After Rock Collision
Reported through a San Francisco wreck page. The steamer Rio de Janeiro struck a rock near the Drelden Gate entrance, sank in about 20 minutes, with a large passenger list and cargo. Consul Wildman and family among the dead. 60 to 150 feared lost. Rescue efforts mobilized as crews battle flames and debris while ferries and boats searched for survivors.
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Francisco
Piet Frank Jordan
Cape Wari
Dintesite
Pire
Ward
Ulin Piky
Faye
Vwiltinen
Oakland
Cal
Ieee
Engiebart
Burt
Ures
Riv
Micee Coughlin
Camperes
Weateuman J
Rueseil
Petiieyer Bae Water
T. D. Lane
Quartermaster Mathieson
Leary
Wichita Meeting Promises Vow Against Violence
A large crowd gathered in Wichita on February 22 for a public assembly at another hall. The meeting delegates announced that prosecutors will not participate as officers in enforcing proceedings but will vote against outlawed actions.
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Wichita
Ealoues
Desperate Boer Stand Report From Klerksdorp Front
London dispatch reports Boer forces under General De Villiers and Lienhendberg at Hartbeesfontein near Klerksdorp held a strong position despite severe fighting. Yeomanry and Lancashire Victoria regiment troops distinguished themselves while Boer casualties included officers and men. A deserter described Boer morale as waning with hunger and desertions as colonial forces kept pressure.
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London
Isard Biteheoer
Welloeaday
Ose
Botta
Five Die As Freight Train Strikes Men at Erie and Pittsburg
In Sharon Pennsylvania on February 21 a freight train from Erie and Pittsburg struck a crowd of workers on their way to jobs. Five men were killed instantly as the locomotive bore down. Names listed include Sinca Reo Roca and others, all crushed beneath the cars.
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Sharon
Erie & Pittsburg
Belmy
Bede & Pittabors
Griggs Urges Warner Endorsement In Topeka Letter
G H Griggs writes to The State Journal asserting his known record and urging fellow Republicans to endorse Mr Warner. He criticizes past promises, defends law and order, and argues that Hughes would not better enforce public affairs. He calls for voters to consider character, past service, and ongoing commitment to enforce liquor and law policies.
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State Journal
Law and Order
Hoshes
Hughex Euie Nes
Bramlats
Santee
tUtet “Charite Ak
Osis
Mar
Stahl
Tran
Sthi
Warter
Topeka
Hughes
H_GRIGGE
Harrison
Stand Together in Editorial Prompt on Voting
A short editorial titled Stand Together reflects on voting and civic duty. The piece praises editor guidance on responsible citizen action and urges readers, especially women, to heed wisdom and pursue moral paths in the election, referencing Ruth Sharp.
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Iso
Prislege
Ir Metimat
Flo
Ruth Sharp
Mrs Nation Letter Attacks Hughes and Law Enforcement League
Carrie Nathon profiles the movement to restore the resubmissionist candidate and condemns the Law Enforcement League as root of disorder. She implies threats of jail for speaking out and warns Hughes faces public scrutiny as women are urged to pray and endure indignities.
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Topeka
Afra
Jal
Karidas
Hughes
Law Enforcement League
Dea
Thisties
Carrie Nathon
Hughes Denies Knowledge of Joint Operations Under Hughes Building
The report details Henry and William Wood and others running a joint on East Fourth Street and later at Third and Jefferson, with Col Hughes and his wife linked to property. Police arrests occurred as authorities pursued illicit activity, while Hughes claims no knowledge of the operations despite prior statements and mayoral implications.
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Wood Brothers
Henry
William
Man East Fourth Street
Col
Buphes
Wil
Third
Jefferson Streets
Col. Hughes
Bhaffer
Hughes
Sul Cot Hughes
Stuffer
Hiurshes
Mit
Nt Wite
Law and Order
Hughes Pbulld
Weather Indications for Chicago February 22
Continued cold and threatening weather for Saturday with snow in the southwest portions. Northerly wind.
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Chicago
Birthday of the Father of His Country Honor Day
The headline marks honor for the Birthday of the Father of His Country with observances and remarks in local gatherings. Residents reflect on the nation’s founding leader and waypoints in the community’s civic calendar.
Washington's Birthday Observances Across Cities
Washington's Birthday was marked with multiple events. In Chicago the Union League club hosted two programs at the Auditorium and a banquet, with speeches by Frederik Hursison on George Washington. The Marquette club planned a dinner, and banks, rail offices, the board of trade, stock exchange, and schools closed or held observances. In St Louis public exchanges and schools observed a holiday. In Philadelphia the University of Pennsylvania held elaborate ceremonies with honorary degrees conferred by Provost Harrison and speaker Bishop Porter. Cleveland welcomed Wu Ting Fang, who addressed Western Reserve University students on Washington and education.
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Chicago
Washington
Union League Club
Sig
University of Chicago
Northwestern University
Evanston
Frederik Hursison
George Washington
Grand Kk
St, Louis
St Louis
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Whitaker
S_ Weir Mitchel
Harrison
Melville
Henry C. Potter
Henry Pritchett
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Presiden
Willam K. Prather
University of Texas
Clement B. Pen- Tose
John Sparrowhawk Jones
Calvary Church
Porter
Cleveland
Wa Ting Fang
Chasius Thwing
Western Reserve University
Invita
Hollenden
Cape Town Fire Daggers Highlight Inaugural Public Notice
A fragmentary report notes a public display tied to a fire day event, with scattered names and phrases mentioning schools, troops, and Brest Scie eta. Details are unreadable, but the item appears to involve a ceremony or observance with escort and promotional elements.
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Brest
Capea F
Uiblis
Address by Bishop Boalding at Poors Convention
The convention addressed by Bishop Boalding recalled Washington's birth and urged moral and intellectual education as the path to strong patriotism. Speakers extolled civic virtue, self denial, and the duty to sustain a republic, contrasting heroic character with mere wealth or conquest.
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Boalding
Poors
Peesgaten
Charles W. Sags
New York
Ber Bald Net Roebling
New Jersey
Ate
Morita
Amuniniue
Ie Sword
Bunker Mi
Peoria
Martle
Himan
Igenlion
Eain
Tim Siuer
Repubte
Ian Ous
President signals plan for extra session in March
A Washington dispatch says the president indicated an extra session is likely two weeks after his inauguration. The timing points to March 20 or 21. Details on who will attend and policy aims remain unclear as officials seek reader reactions. Meanwhile the Scorpion auxiliary cruiser arrived at La Guay and Cleveland hosts primary events draw local interest.
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New York
Herald
Washington
Cabaos
Ale Eabt
Lawmakers Sing Also Listen to Heading of Washingtons Address
Lawmakers gather as president delivers address with lawmakers singing alongside. The session features formal readings and public remarks reflecting policy priorities and national issues, highlighting ceremonial duties and legislative attention to the speech.
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Washington
Resume of a wartime Washington celebration and speech
The article recalls a late session on a winter day with no record of Friday February events. Martin, a famed legislator, read Washington’s farewell address and received thanks from Captain Seaton’s son. Patrons sang America and Marching Through Georgia while Old Glory waved. The crowd cheered for unity and patriotism, ending with spirited calls and a strong display of national pride.
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Bila
Pobruary
Renee Sale
Althaueh
Hotine
Washington
Martin Ag
Cie
Martin
Seaton
Atchison
Asan
Seika Bright
Tiright
Brusker
America
Georgia
Fees and Clerk Hire Debated in County Meeting
In a morning session the county discussed clerk hire fees and possible taxation impact. Senator Householder argued the bill would raise county costs and burden taxpayers, while critics said it would be politically motivated and unfair to residents.
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Agale
Ovid
Abe
Householder
Tia Motian
Unclear Strike Report From Amneias Woules Company
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a strike at an Amneias Woules Company mill with references to Maynonk Mars and a supervisor order. The readable parts indicate workers were dissatisfied, a supervisor directed action, and discussion of weather conditions and safety. Details are garbled and uncertain.
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United States
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Forest City House
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Pullows
Emmy
Bill
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