Drowning Tragedy On Victoria Bridge After Streetcar Crash
A Victoria rail disaster at Macaulay Point yesterday saw a loaded streetcar and several carriages plunge into the river. More than 100 people were aboard as the tram crossed Folly Riljes bridge. many were swept away as the car capsized and overturned. Rescue efforts recovered dozens of the dead or injured, with names of victims including Carmichari, Smith, Adams, and others. Survivors describe a chaotic scene as bystanders and officials worked to pull passengers from the water.
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Where is Hermann Missing Affair Stirs Local Officials
Reported in May 27 dispatches, officials search for Hermann and others linked to the disappearance. The fragmentary text mentions a trunk, a large bottle and a package of handkerchiefs tied to a wife, with initials A.K.B. and a suspect named Henriesta Chiusen. The document hints at violence and a crime investigation without full details.
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INGALES IDEAS HINT AT KANSAS SENATE RACE
St Louis May 27 Senator Ingales of Kansas declares plans amid a Republican bid for the Senate. He forecasts GOP control of the legislature and stresses party unity while criticizing populist and fusion moves. The piece notes Governor Merritt Maer Tirgally as a rallying figure and discusses campaign dynamics in a disputed state race.
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St Louis
Joan J. Ingalls
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Lanie Plasfurts
Diplomats At Cape May Promise Glamorous Season
Cape May May 57 Diplomats from France and Mexico to visit the old resort this season. Vice President Breventon and U.S. Senators Hill Blackburn Petter Sewell are among those expected to attend gatherings with prominent diplomats and guests on the shores near Cape May.
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Armor of Joan of Arc Unearthed in London Chateau
A fragmentary item reports the discovery of an old Joan of Arc armor suit in a London area chateau galleries. Described as eight feet long with 6 feet 4 inch left arm, it is linked to Charry Vil and the famed Orleans victory, claimed by a collector the Marquis de Couvat.
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Rielma
Cornell Funds To Aid Arctic Exploration Mission
Funds from a defunct Cornell Athletic fund will finance navy bolide and equipment purchases for an expedition to Greenland. The project authorized by Edward G. Kecot was abandoned due to misunderstandings and will be redirected by the Department of Colu my. The expedition, linked to Lieutenant Peary, is set to depart from Sidney, Cape Breton, in early July.
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VETO Looms As River and Harbor Bill Faces Ban
Washington dispatch reports growing belief that the president will veto the river and harbor bill amid charges it would bind the government to large contract expenditures. In other news, Pay Day in Pittsburgh brings over 690,000 dollars as thousands of workers receive wages from major local plants and foundries.
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Bismarck's Famous Hound Dies in Germany
Fragmentary report notes the death of a famed hound linked to Prussia and the Bismarck family. The piece references historic figures and events around the Berlin congress era, with garbled wording obscuring details about attendance and notoriety.
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Priedrieberuhi
Germany
The Santa Fe The Home Road
The Santa Fe returns to the line with a focus on its future route and transportation themes. Readers are guided through historical notes about the road as a vital link for communities and commerce, highlighting regional significance and travel implications.
No Quarter On Liquor Traffic Conference Sides With Prohibition
A Methodist Episcopal temperance session in Cleveland endorses memorializing Congress to soften internal revenue laws and curtail liquor traffic. The report urges church action, temperance committees, and Adventist style outreach, with emphasis on Sunday observances, education, and funding adjustments.
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Methodist Hiscopal Conference
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McKinney Coon Rumor Prompts City Debate
A fragmentary report describes a contested possession of a raccoon linked to McKinley era politics. Former State Treasurer Tackaun of Apotla, Fa, allegedly held the animal and sent it aboard a vessel off the coast, with letters and titles tracing the raccoon to Sir Coon. The tale ties to a Keystone victory and a staged reception, with lingering questions about the animal’s fate and political symbolism.
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Mount Vernon Park to Open as New Summer Resort
Washington May 30 A new summer resort at Mount Vernon park near the Potomac River is to open soon. A large hotel has been built with a dining room and a 69000 square foot dancing pavilion. The park will be accessible by frequent streetcar service from Washington and surrounding areas. Special round trip train rates are advertised for several dates in May to September, with reservations via Kansas avenue tickets and contact numbers listed.
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Indicted Leaders Face Grand Jury in Jacksonsville Case
Chicago report details grand jury indictments of prominent figures including the bishop of a Roman church, Jacksonville officials, and college trustees. Indictments concern alleged abuse and misconduct at a parochial school and related institutions, with defense claiming state pressure and political targeting.
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Teller Read Movement Aims at Chicago Nomination
Reported in Sanater Teller to be considered for nomination at Chicago convention with Ex Gov Campbell as a possible option. Silver faction hopes to influence the platform and secure a freer silver stance, while some see a split with Radical free silver supporters remaining in the Republican camp for the upcoming money question fight.
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Bernhardt's Protégé to Join Bernhardt on European Tour
Sarah Bernhardt has pledged to take a California girl, Mixy Rockman, with her to Europe as she forms a new company. Rockman, educated in Foxton, pursued acting after her father’s fortune, impressing Bernhardt’s representatives and the French actress with a promising interview. Rockman will accompany Bernhardt on the European engagement this week.
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New Campaign Button Appears in Washington Campaign
A newly seen campaign button prompts discussion among supporters and opponents. The item features a simplified design associated with Reed and Quay figures, with several local backers noting its symbolism.
Morton Won't Accept Vice Presidency Offer
May 27. In Albany the New York Governor signaled opposition to joining the Republican ticket as Vice President. Gov Morton reportedly plans to decline any offer while remaining active in state affairs. Benjamin F Tracey dined with him and discussed law matters during the visit.
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New Orleans Sewerage Contract Cancelled by City Council
The New Orleans Sewerage scheme rights and franchises are forfeited on June 15 by council decision due to the private company’s failure to fulfill its contract. The firm had capital of 2400000 and was to provide a complete system of sewerage for the city.
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Topeka Event Promotes Cherry Preparations
Fragmentary notice touts Home Road pride in Topeka and urges ticket purchase for an event. Mentions agents and freight handling with unclear ad phrasing. Includes garbled lines about popularity, Ayers Cherry, and remedies with no coherent detail.
Tariff Clash on Beer Tax Upheld by Senate Debating Cheese Measure
In Washington on May 7 the tariff and revenue debate centered on beer taxes and the cheese bill. Senator Sherman opposed a 72 cent beer tax amendment as a ploy to inflate revenue and weaken the cheese bill. The Senate voted down the beer amendment after a tense clash among Aldrich, Nelson, Gray, and others. the cheese bill remained under debate as bond legislation progressed.
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Topeka City Council Meeting Called for May
The Topeka City Council meeting was called to order May 26 with Councilmen Turgess Drew Neiteis Houndkeu Stevens Som ante and Warner Amat Pat present along with Mayor C A Fellows. The session proceeded under the call and the council met as prescribed.
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