Explosion Wrecks Chicago Laundry Crowd Near 100 At Work
A boiler explosion tore through a two story brick building in Chicago’s West Side, burying workers as the steam laundry burned. Eight dead, 23 injured, and five missing, with twelve girls pulled from rubble and many others wounded or trapped amid falling walls and shattered glass. Firemen fought the blaze as investigators and rescuers worked through the night, listing the dead and seriously injured while authorities sought missing employees.
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Friesen
Marth
Boller
Tareas Vannik
Eorg
McVall
Farina
Railek Sepesiler
Kruwent
Wores
Sebrask
Michie Geen
Katherine Welly
Witten Beas
Fractured Word Fragments From a Fatal Vehicle Crash
Fragmentary OCR text describes a deadly wreck with bodies found among debris. It notes rescuers, heavy machinery, and ongoing search for victims as officials assess the scene and casualties in the unfolding tragedy.
Chicago Storm Swept City Stricken by Severe Wind Damage
A historic storm swept Chicago causing extensive property damage, blown windows, and downed power and telecommunication lines. Officials warn restoration may take days as high winds cut marine and shipping operations, with widespread disruption across transportation and services.
Fears for Harrison Rise In Indianapolis Medical Update
General Flartburts Whee wealthie not critical Dr Henry Jameson has called in Dr Evan Hadley to attend the x-president Harrison case. Jameson reports sharp congestion in the chest with fever around 102.35 and respiration 20 to 30. prognosis uncertain with risk of pneumonia.
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Indianapatis
Ind
Flartburts
Whee Althiee
Charlie
Henry Jameson
Evan Hadley
Pruik Dermy Haa
Jameson
Maressott
Turndey
Garivral Harris
Artischa
Frurrtaen
Sfierncon Jameson
Mala
Hughes Wins Defeats J.8 Warner For Nomination For Mayor
Hughes defeats J.8 Warner to secure the nomination for mayor. His majority runs near eight hundred votes in a closely watched city race.
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J. 8. Warner
Women Worked Hard to Get Out Their Vote in Hughes Lead
The article reports a Comeback style political primary in Topeka where J. W. B. Hughes won the mayoral nomination by a large margin amid strong women voters. It notes organized Hughes supporters, precinct by precinct results, and mentions opponents like Warner and Green with implications of post election shifts and references to law and order themes.
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Gaturiay
J. W. B. Hughes
Hughes
Tarren
Wis
Magites
Forslayor
Topeka
Ony
Tien Perkins
Acainieta
Doin Carter
TA Bayer
Uta Ollie
Warger Wall
Macty Pee Pene
Mne
Ewaney
Warners
Deine
Wi Green
A. M Hard
RL Cofran
Green
Tax
JS Bede
Ty Ws
Bergundthal
Griges
Law and Order
Warner
Warns
Warner PA
Shim
Arnet
Hfe
Elec Uon
Wotman
Drew
Yates
Clemens
Ated
Taylor Tol
Gheen
Witla Green
Colonel Hughes
Archie Baird
L. M. Pouwill
Wera
W.pittaghes
Precinnt
Acnet
Sietth
Foruth
Thien
Pius Ward
Ieee
Bourty
Hushon
Kit
Mrs Nation Out Again Bonded to Keep the Peace
Mrs Corzie Nation was released from county jail after posting a 2000 bond and will live in Topeka. Her brother CH Moore, J C McElroy, and others signed the bond. The scene in court drew crowd attention as Nation argued with the judge before a seat was finally granted and she prepared to return home with husband Davy Nation.
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Corzie Nation
Horace
Topeka
Nation
CH. Moore Tram Labelle
J. ©. McElroy
Tiem
Kansan
Lynching Rumor Circulates After Gambie Family Murders
Chicago dispatch reports a mob rumor that nine suspects including white man Broad and several Black individuals may be lynched over the Gambie murder in Carthage Mississippi. The mob allegedly attacked the Gambie home and a fire was set to conceal the crime, with victims said to number nine.
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Chicago
Tribune
Carthage
Miss
Carthenge
Canton
Broad
Gambie
Russell Brand
Andrew Boyd
Famed Smith
Minnie Smith
John Oliver Gray
Maud Glimore
Will Wings
Levy Lewis
West Griffin
James Gamble
Nation case ends in hung jury after long deliberations
In Wichita Kansas the jury in the Mrs Nation case failed to reach a verdict after twenty two hours of deliberations and has been discharged from further bearing in the case.
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Wichita
Kan
March
State Aggitiat Mra Nation
Bas
Conger Leaves Pekin After Farewell at Station
United States Minister Conger departed Pekin this morning amid a farewell crowd at the railway station. Foreign ministers and officials saw him off as parting honors marked by a brief family farewell and public goodbyes at the station.
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Pekin
United States
Conger
Too Easy On Boers in British Policy Debate
New York March 11 The London correspondent for the Tribune reports cautious negotiations toward terms that could be acceptable to the Boers. Cape Colony signals suggest Britain should grant concessions acceptable to the race while Great Britain remains divided on the matter. The general view holds the empire will not jeopardize future territorial arrangements.
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New York
London
the Tribune Sage
Cape Colony
Methods to Meet at Kansas Conference Opens in Topeka
The Kansas Conference of the Methodist church opens in Topeka with Rev. Malt Hughes of Independence Avenue Methodist Church delivering the annual sermon on The Imperialian of Christ and the King of His Kingdom. Notable attendees include Bishop Mer Fell and John A. Walder of Cincinnati. lectures and services feature Dr. Little of Northwestern University and Rev. J. M. Kim DD of Philadelphia.
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Topeka
Hughes, Bain
Independence Avenue
Mt D
Chiesgo
Mer
John A Walder
Cinnin
Iay
China
Sieban
Ching
Eet
Thickiell
Avanta
Chan. J. Latiie
School of Theoloy
Northwestern
Grocers
Little Wil
Missionary Society
D. Fulker
Japan
Rie
Jul Sraith
Burhan
India
JM. Kim, DD
Philadelphia
Willem F. McDowell
Jen Fork
McDowell
Denver University
Denver University. He Is Age Ad Popular As A Speaker In Yom
Canada
Nine natives tried for murder amid anti-American fear in Calamba
Report from Manila on March 11 describes the trial of nine natives charged with murdering Quisimbing, Calamba’s president, during rising unrest. The accused, linked to a secret society, faced fears of being buried alive as tension and resistance to American rule spread through occupied territory.
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Quisimbing
Presidente
Calamba
Hecana Tie
Dinitove
Ameticnhs
Vague Russian Fronts and Industrial Plans Reported
A correspondence from St Petershure discusses rising reactionary currents led by editor Komar and associates of Nove Vremya. It notes efforts to educate youth in ancient customs, revive Russian antiquity, and cultivate language, with plans for broad state projects including earthquake monitoring, hospital and church support, and substantial railway material orders to boost output and self-government.
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Ereda
St. Petershure
Dordur
Bt. Patersboro Academy of Sciences
Statasen F
Viadivostock
Vindikarins
Durient
Beku
Satoum
Aoe
Aes
Levins
Railways
Jaanes Jain’ Falpiary
Tisza
De Wet’s Swift Trek Moves Eastward Across Free State
Bloemroton reports General De Wet advancing steadily at about two degrees per day toward the southeast. He is now west of Morosea near Severelbenall, with De Wetaar, Bquuhield, and Rouxville withdrawn to safety as forces pull back.
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Bloemrotten
de Wet
Attacks Growl Over Manchuria Crisis Amid Global Tension
A chaotic dispatch from London and Pekin outlines escalating pressures over Manchuria as Russia and Germany signaled hard terms, while the United States and allied powers weigh influence. American envoy Conger signals ongoing diplomacy and potential settlement efforts amid Boxer uprisings and foreign troops in China.
Bryan in New York with Bryan’s day in tow
New York reporters note Charles H. Parkhurst’s remarks about Mr Bryan’s presence in morning services. Observers describe a cautious approach by Bryan’s supporters and describe the political tension surrounding his visit in a precinct with wary public reaction.
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New York
Bryan
Poe
Charles H. Parkhuret
Rye
Allotment Sale Of Indian Land On March 13
The United States plans a land sale involving over 1 200 meters along Franklin River. The land allotment was made to Munsee and related tribes for their circle voyage. Mr Nealewy will meet Prof McKay to study the dairy industry and investigate farm operations.
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Franklin
Minsiey
Sra J. i Niseiey
Nealewy
Prof
McKay
Mnal
Counirs
Ulbo
Ormendots
Agi Uskag
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