HOLDING STEAMER DISASTER AT ERIE BASIN INJURES MANY
New York June reports a major accident aboard the States transport ingalle at the Erie basin South Tronklyn. About thirty workers were aboard the dry dock when it shifted, the vessel listing and water flooding the dock. One or more sailors were drowned and many injured as carpenters and riveters scrambled to escape the sinking craft. Authorities pursue inquiries while divers search the harbor for all on board.
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New York
Ingalle
Erie Basin
Tronklyn
Vewe
Italien
Benenity
Martin Anderson
Crurae
Hasin New York
Robbins
John N
Ene Lym
Insane at Wichita Young Women Route to Wichita
A fragmentary report describes a journey toward Wichita for young women from Wade Mo with a sad experience. The readable text references missteps, a route by route to Olche and Minne, and mentions a group of leaders and a town visit.
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Wichita
Womas
Lida Campbell
Wade Mo
Sians
Honor of Rockefellar Celebrations in Chicago Begin
Chicago June 1 marks the ceremonial start of the founding celebrations for the University of Chicago with the flag raising and the arrival of dignitaries. The program includes dedication of the Nancy Porter hall, a memorial tablet for Stephens A. Douglas, and other functions. Governor Otorm reappointed. Warhtoyview June 1 notes the president appointing Miguel A. Otero as governor in Mexico.
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Rockefellar
Chicago
Univer~ Mey
Dobh Hoecketehoe
Nancy Porter
Stepnes A. Douglas
Gov. Otorm
Miguel A Otero
Gova Nom
Mexico
Ezune
Laundered Linen Promise From Civilized Work
A fragment promises washable cuffs and shirt waists as perfect linen care. It claims Lausdey work is civilized and creased-free, assuring safe handling and refined methods.
Ferry Disaster Reveals Missing Passengers List
A ferry boat tragedy near Staten Island leaves charred decks and missing travelers. Names include Charles Bartlett and J V Wright of Staten Island, with police investigating all possible locations and hospital census data guiding the search. Divers report no bodies after hours of work, while Magistrate Crane orders a standavit against Captain Abrahamson for criminal negligence.
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Tany
Charles G. Mans
Hart Park
Livingstone
Staten Health
Pattan
Staten Island
Toaton Island
Northfeld
General Bartlett
J V. Wright
von Tewpkinewine
Wright
New York
Clifton
Tim
Thompson
Peitos
Tiem
Tuse
Gritty
Ie Iatter
Vienerat Chares G Bartlett
Staten Sla
Oriente Seley
Staten Imbert
David van Nume
Staten Totland
F. G Colter
Western
American Insurance Company
F. J. Bennett
Tompkineville
Vida Anderson
Port Richand
Jon Anderson
Anderson George H. Coppers
Newdorp
Crane
Abrahamson
Northfield Wa
Griffin
Mauch Chunk
Ile Horns
Jersey City
Keene Heads to Paris for Grand Prix Olympian
London July 1 Racing draws crowds for Ascot and Henley ahead. Foxhall Keene sails to Paris aiming to win the Grand Prix Olympian as American involvement stirs English racing. Americans train 400 horses in England and expect strong support from bettors and crowds.
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London
Ascot
Royal Enclosure
Foxhall Keene
Paris
France
Keane
Invevion
Englah Racing
Beneft
Mr. Keene
England
Wagilktman
Withard
Nive
Otra
Thames
Henley Hillow
University of Pennsylvania
Omnion
Drummer Trissel Found Dead in Milwankee Wisconsin
A drummer identified as Noah Trissel, a representative of the August Gast Tank Note and Lithographie company of St Louis, was found dead at the Hipley House in Milwankee Wisconsin. The body was taken to the morgue for an autopsy to determine the cause of death. Trissel's father is said to live at Liberty, and he leaves a wife and five children.
Weekly Bank Statement New York June 15
The report lists loans, tenders, currency, specie, reserves and surplus figures for the period. It notes a reduction in several categories and mentions the death of Treasurer Osborn, with scattered details on his role and manner of passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Toda
Erenme
Erogse Shore
Chinese Official Sees US Role In China’s Reform Drive
A Chinese envoy, Loo Chin ang, on a visit to New York, lauds the United States as pivotal to China’s reforms. He describes plans to study American schools, build railroads and telegraphs, reform provincial governments, and open China to trade, with the US leading global progress.
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New York
Tsotal Loo Chinang Fomn
Ratiroada
Shen Huan Huai
Reform Party
Loo
Chove Tech
Conegier
Wank Loxton
Chow
China
Lim
Shankhal
United States
A Call for Dogs in Louisiana Jail Seekers
In Benton Louisiana prophet Smith and his party remain jailed under a strong guard. A telegram from Greenwood fourteen miles away reports two suspects and a man named Poster located in a distant town. Waskum Washington area reports a search for a man as another telegram requests dogs for pursuit.
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Shrevenort
Benton
Smith
Greenwood
Shat & Demro
Bawirde
Pose
Waskum
Dows
Tug Nae
Edwards Apent
Ight
Bradshaw Sues Ex City Doctors Over Lost Eye
Bradshaw sues ex city physician Dr. Peers claiming poor care caused him to lose an eye after contracting smallpox in October 2000. Peers contends he was not Bradshaw’s physician and that other private clinicians treated him. The defense argues Bradshaw’s drinking and health led to the injury, not medical fault.
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Bradshaw
Peers
Bradenng
Fourth Avenue
Sige
Former Attorney General Dawes gravely ill in Topeka hospital
Dawes, once attorney general of Leavenworth, fell ill during a court appearance in Clay Center and was brought to Topeka for an operation. Doctors, led by J. McClintock, evaluate stomach trouble and a possible cancer diagnosis. the operation is to be determined.
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B Dawes
Leavenworth
Clay Center
Godard
Dawes
Topeka
J. ©. McClintock
Pardons Refused In Noted Case By Governor
Governor Stanley refused clemency for Carl Arnold and morsing amid backing from Supt. J. Simons and A Henay Grinstead of Tamed. The decision followed objections and legal actions pushing Governor Morrill to sign the death warrant by mandamus, as Judge Van dervert sought to compel him in the supreme court.
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Stanley
Carl Arnold
Morsing
J. & Simons
Athenay Grinstead
Tamed
Legality Questioned Over Philadelphia Hall Way Franchise
June 14 authorities stated that John G Jichnesp counsel for the Union Traction company petitions the crete court on the legality of recent Philadelphia street railroad ordinances signed by Mayor Ashbridge granting franchises to multiple firms. Union Traction controls all routes not covered by new franchises while Martinson secured a verdict yesterday.
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Philadelphia
John G Jichnesp
Union Trac Hon Company
Sacrete Court
Ashbridee
Ir, Johnson
Hil Sarry
Union Traction Company
Washington Appointments Noted for Pension Copyists
Washington officials announce appointments including Alex C. Zollner as substitute rider and Willen Tobiss of Arkansas to assist pension copyists in the office, reflecting routine staffing changes in canton and district roles.
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Washington
Alex C. Zollner
Canton
Tie
Willen Tobiss
Arkansas
Cis
Ballot Box Controversy Reveals Uncounted Ballots
Testimony describes blank ballots, counted and uncounted bundles, and disputed Hughes and Parker ballots. Judges say some ballots were not legal and separated piles tallied separately while voters may have received other ballots and marked them.
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Core
Perry Aace
LppoBe BO
Hughes
Cay
Ferry
Garver
Larimer
Parker
J. T. Ward
Third Pre- Elnet
Third Ward
Weather Summary Forecast Cites Thunder Storms Then Fair Sunday
The forecast predicts generally fair weather Sunday after rain and possible thunderstorms in the east this afternoon or tonight. Cooler temperatures are expected in the southeast tonight with south winds around 13 mph.
Death of Charles P. Lyman in St Paul Minnesota
Charles P. Lyman aged about 80 died suddenly at home in St Paul from heart disease. Veteran railroad official, son of George Lyman, longtime Burlington Railroad traffic agent. Civil War veteran served in quartermaster general's department. Employed by government from 1860s, retired in 1920s after four decades of service. Lived in the city for four years.
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Old Ape
Coburn for Governor Gains Favor in Agricultural Editorial
In western Kansas the idea Coburn for governor gains traction as an editorial in The Goodland News argues Kansas is an agricultural state and farmers should elect an agricultural leader rather than politicians.
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Fld
Coburn
Goodland News
Kansua
Rain Wrecks Suburban Day at Coney Island Race
Rain interrupted the Coney Island Jockey Club suburban meeting as heavy showers began around 2 and lasted about an hour. Ethelbert held favor among bettors, with Starbright, Karmara, and Waterbury close behind. Death of Commander Belknap reported from Baltimore. Vinewood Park plans partial hour openings from 1 o clock.
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New York
Coney Island Jockey Club
Perry Belmont
Ethelbert
Tetters
W. O. Whitney
Starbright
Per
Market Summary Shows Wheat Declines and Livestock Activity
Across markets July deliveries in wheat weaken amidst price shifts with private demand lifting near term bids. Corn and provisions sectors show mixed moves as cash receipts rise, while Kansas City cattle receipts edge up and prices stay mostly steady. reports note strong finish and profit taking among traders.
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Jes
Eleas
Im Orhich
Yiltec
Wize
Brice
Lucu
Ried Wavancing
Bogan
Noewescorn Sapien
Kansas City
Kansa City
Texas
I. Bini
Iecripta Pene Market
Wanted: Ladies for business travel positions and sales posts
A jumble of classified notices offers permanent positions for women, detailing pay around $8 monthly or weekly, no special experience required, with emphasis on travel and sales roles. Other ads promise government posts, shipping, and miscellaneous help, including rough salary claims and location hints in Philadelphia and Detroit.
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Wile
Jobe i. Hokam
Dornat
Chiesa
Nformadan Trea
Otumian Corminandenss College
Washington
Detroit
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Osborn
Jones
Eoc
Princeton
Sle
Prince Edwards
Kinsley
Martinson
Fieartinron
CT c. P. Lyman
Burlington
Coney Island
Balknap
Navy Department
Baltimore
Charles Belknap
Theavy
Vinewood Park
Today’s Market Report
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Wales
Raven End
Chulen Shire
Yes
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Ater
Busi Gene
Dankers
Te.nindine
York
Rio
A. G. Goodwin
Cesion
Kansas Avenue
Minneapolis
Satan
Topeks Hide Market
Sateen Cotman
Rns
Africa
M.D. Care Journal
Hoaneh
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Journal
Copune Lurusdey Company
Quincy Ste
Western Ave
Gini
Bel
Wwed
Sinan
Goodwin
Commission Sierehant
Iernaea Avenue
Gona
Setae
AG. Goodwin
Bape Sram
Banat
Pete Reig
Jain Peete
Rew
Traven
Generie
Gis Quincy Mt. North Door
Kanuaays
Kanuaays Rea
Wrea
Anatuire Carper Depertient
Erna
Guilmope
Amonihs
Caniveaige
Sts Seaut
Bane
Seaman
Reat
P. Cary
Rosin
Geiner
Ewe
Luis
Fonasie Pris
Meyer
Care Joureot
West Elle
Qiree
Daly L
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Chivas
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Tabacco
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