Mass catastrophe at coronation banquet fights mass casualties
Witnesses recount a deadly crush at the Khodljin plate coronation banquet where over 210 people were trampled. Victims include many poor women and children, with hospitals overwhelmed and public notices sparse as authorities scramble for control and information.
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Eich
Rumeln
Gheister
Rhod- RivSe
Uockeek
Che Mura
Cromis
Chile
Ethel Cemhet
Ana
Newry
Vanigtea
Disaster at Grand Banquet Leaves Many Dead and Injured
A catastrophic scene unfolds at the Khodtinakose Diain banquet as a wave of disaster hits attendees. Officials estimate dozens dead and many injured. relief funds and aid plans are discussed as families mourn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vere Reece
Ake
Carta
Woot
Putin
Lawrence Woman's Woe and Demise At Riverbank Tragedy
Lawrence woman Mrs Dialle Hawks reportedly died by self harm after a dispute and alleged entrapment near the river. Police at central station described the case as a death by action with a witness report of a short chase and a possible perpetrator. Her sister Willia Hawke, formerly with Mine Bturage, was unaccounted and a brother in the city was mentioned amid charity offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dialle
Ranau City
Heer Miller
Barkes
Reid
Trarrten
Willa Hawke
Hanwike
Kan
Iid
The Woman Explorer Depicted As Vastly Advanced
The article profiles Mrs. French Sheldon, famed Central Africa explorer, staying at the Hotel Cambridge in Gotham. It notes she has penetrated deeper into Central Africa than others, travels the southern regions, and is writing a book about her journeys. It frames her as pioneering for her era and highlights the country’s rising industries and wealth as context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
French Sheldon
Central Africs
Gotham
New York
Atre French Shidon
Cambridigh
Central Afria
Boyther
Sheldutte
Mont Ais
Miting and Wericultusst Eeurots of the Country Ware Bhpreeied Mine Vetioe
No Soldiers' Home Bill Drawn For Oklahoma Territory
A congressional bill to establish a soldiers' home in Oklahoma Territory faced delays due to funding and ship shortages. Petitioners urged swift action, while reports indicate political and logistical obstacles may push timing beyond the current session.
Roof Gardens Park Plans in New York Theeside Pier Work
The residette of tye appreat Eide ere at tnt rath to tee & goed peep ae Stina eect. Plans call for a new pier and garden area in Roof Gardens Park with a cemented dock and a 28 foot wide wing. No final plan approved. aldermen to review next week as part of city projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tnt
Abandoned Babies Case Stirs New York Dune Investigation
A string of abandoned infants near a New York dune sparks a police inquiry. Investigators note similarities among the foundlings and suspect a single caregiver behind the cases. Authorities from Helmie Hospital seek leads to identify the provider and locate the infant faces, while a pharmacist in Kansas Avenue is cited in one apparent tip.
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New York
Dune
Denton Park
Herrtvoudt
Helmie Hospital
Devastating Cloudburst Destroys Neosho Area Properties
A violent cloudburst caused four to six feet of floodwater in Neosho Missouri area, washing away buildings including the Baptist church, with several deaths reported. Property losses reach about 150000 dollars and multiple families are displaced. trains suspended north of Neosho due to flood. Dead include Mrs John Robinson and child, and Rev Harry White and wife among missing. The disaster impacted nearby towns and left extensive damage to crops and furniture.
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Neosho
Bator Saycie
Benemong
Uife
Senet
Silvertte Wood
Gienrich
Seneca
John Robinson
Wittums
Dosbler
Carthage
Andreas
Hve
Str. Anderson
Dayton
Harry White
With Place
Henéca
Pitistte
Top Valley
Cotter
Bluit
Hiyet
Dinpitch
Eowth
Methodiat Holycopal Church
New Jersey
FF. Williams
Tye
Anis
Sennon
Freie
Grilles Oat
Daytat
Pitter
Clewert
Uni Turner
Kcansas
Pittebure & Gulf
Negeho
Liam Speirs
Bicycle and Gold Abominations Warned by Dunkards
The Old Order of Dijikerts in Covington Wisconsin denounces the bicycle and the use of gold as abominations. They cite religious purity concerns and ban or shun items linked to modern influences, prompting communal debate and disciplinary measures within the group.
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Dunkards
Dijikerts
Eewion
Covington
Twarlem
Conor
Brubten
Taukeit
The Jar at Pittsburg Sparks Prohibition Split Rumors
A Pittsburg dispatch reports the first move by the Silver Men to bolt conventions. The piece suggests shifts toward a gold standard and possible splits between Republican and Democratic factions. Western delegates are painted as pivotal as party lines drift under pressure from the Prohibition issue.
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Cigiengo
Pittabure
Kanes
Leat Trland
St. John
Kate Field Dead in Honolulu Literary Figure Passes
Kate Field, renowned American journalist and literary woman, dies in Honolulu after a long career with the South Pacific travel writings and advocacy. The obituary notes her role as editor and her influence on literary and journalistic circles.
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Kate Field
Restin
Honolulu
Brick Pomeroy 15 Dead Noted Sorenson Journalist Dies
New York June 1 An aging journalist Brick Pomeroy long influential in Corning and Milwaukee papers has died at his Broad Street residence aged 63. His career spanned Corning Democrat La Crosse Democrat Athens Athens Horloun Argus Milwaukee Daily Chronicle and New York Daily Democrat with ventures into publishing and a planned but abandoned Big Toll Tunnel project.
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New York
Pomeroy
la Rues
Wis
Dyeiseeret 'Emocrat
Thie City
Broa
Pomeroy Wis Bei
Lawresarevile
Tom County
al ‘Setite
Jourmel
Cormineen
Corning Journal
D. B Locke
Ena
Corning
Cornea
Brantford
Sonata
Guelph
Catudi
Bomaroy
York
Sun
Starventuretn
Tre
Athens
Horloun
Hurtcon Argus
Milwaukee
Evi
la Crovig Democrat
Becaue Toemone Gwiner
Democrat
Bulldine
Tn Branc Attire
New York Daily Democrat
Thia
William St. Ty
Lis
Chicago
Rency 2N
Fie
Fort Hays Reservation Debate on Donation to State
Unclear text discusses Fort Higa reservation matters and opposition to transferring the fortifications to state control. Mentions fear of politicized opposition and soldiers' homes funding. References Fort Leavenworth and intervention, with uncertain details on who opposes and who supports the plan.
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Fort Hays
Washington
Fame
Fort Higa
Rensps
Swavenworth
York
Fort Leavenworth
Varius
Controversy Over Looks At Atchison Globe Notice
A heated exchange centers on Bob Kneepley and Ise Jones regarding appearance claims in the Atchison Globe. The piece references Heberie jy and Lee Jones, and a demand for apology and clarification about comments on looks and public notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Kneepley
Ise Jones
Atchison Globe
Globe
Heberie Jy
Jim
A Cheap Motorcycle Invented for the Masses
A new cheap motorcycle patent aims to bring motorized transport within reach of many. The device weighs about 26 pounds and can run on a storage battery or small engine. It features an upright bar and a torque mechanism to lift the front wheel, allowing quick conversion between modes. Estimated cost not exceeding £200.
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H Rennedy
Peeriess Steam
W.athathams
Hanna to Lead and Plan for Harmony in McKinley Era
The Canton man Mark Hanna is named to lead the Republican National Committee with Cleveland as headquarters. The Cleveland Leader and other papers support Hanna, stressing harmony as the goal, while editorials note McKinleyites and The Times-Herald debate the impact on the 1900 presidential ticket.
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Cleland
Mark Henna
Republican National Committee
Cleveland
Mark Han
Cleveland Leader
Hanna
National Suiminates
Waren
Chicags “Tribune
McKinley Procuasion and Hollers
T imes-Heralkdtt
Bobbest
Kohlseal
Mark Hantin
Edner Koninaat
Harte
Grain rate debate moves to rail commission stance
Kansas City hearing highlights how farmers could gain from lowering interstate grain freight, with Bridenbaugh and other trade leaders arguing reductions at interstate routes would cut through rates to Missouri River cities and Gulf ports.
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Railroad Commissioners
Bridenbaugh
Transportation Committee
The
Board of Trade
Mit
Kansas City
Kansas Stats
Rauch
Ted
Mies
Kansas
Britenbauer
Homie
T. Howe
Kianisas
Halgood Rabet Gis
Kansie
Misaburi
Chicago
Kunkag
St Paul
Ptate
Howe
Intertue Pointe
Ubiw City
St. Dowis
Schlatter Heard From In Arizona By Rider About Year Heal Time
Fragmentary notice recounts Schlatter traveling alone from Kirkland Valley toward Eldorado mountains in southern Nevada. He claims to refuse food offered by locals, insists on walking out, and notes sleeping outdoors while asserting a plan to ignore railroad rates on several Union Pacific round trips. Includes train fare ads and an unrelated family medicine endorsement.
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Prescott
Arm
Schlatter
Kirkland Valley
Ifs
Eldorado
Union Pacific
Pittsburg
Denver
Pueblo
Buffalo
Chicago
Mary Jane Marshall
Kansas Avenue
Filley Dominates Missouri Politics in Long Struggle
The piece portrays Chauncey Filley as a legendary Missouri political power, called the Old Man and Old Regularity, with rivals nicknamed silk stockings. It recalls battles, loyalists, and deserters, illustrating Filley’s grip on leadership and his reputation for shrewdly managing factions and delegates amid shifting alliances.
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Missouri
Filley
Chauncey F. Fillet
St Lewis
Chiittaina
Esid
Would Reed Accept Prominent Republicans Rush Bin For Vice
In a speculative Washington dispatch dated June 1, prominent Republicans discuss Speaker Reed as a possible vice presidential candidate. The piece notes support from Freeport and GOP members, concerns about Reed balancing ticket dynamics, and hints at party strategy in selecting a running mate.
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Washington
Ancheime
Reed
Eee
Ny Lane
Rex Bowie
Tate
Grytvegor
Air
Goek
West Political Field and Campaign Logistics Details
Washington dispatch outlines national campaign work from Chicago and New York with talks of party leaders, headquarters moves near battlegrounds, and anticipated shifts in support. Mentions cavalry supplies, personnel assignments, and regional influence on tariff driven voting patterns amid party strategy.
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Chicago
Wrashington
Batty
Rene
Ik In
Willim
Javier
Dileo Hopubiloas
Hin
Thay Deniernee
Burt Ch
Mathire
Bottled Up Blood Diseases Cure Claim Exposed
An advertisement attacks bottled mineral cures from Swift Specific Co claiming mercury and potash damage bones and marrow, warn of hair loss and decay, and tout a free sample offer while asserting the remedy cures a wide range of diseases. The piece emphasizes avoidant warnings and urges readers to seek the product by mail.
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Gur Bowuks
Swift Specific Co
Athasia
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