Fire kills elderly man in New York tenement blaze
April 3 in New York City Hiril Robie Steit 84 an invalid died after a fire tore through a six story tenement on Henry Street on the West Side. Firemen found him on the roller stairs badly burned and residents, including a woman in her seventies, jumped from the second story as flames trapped occupants of the 24 families. A fireman was injured while aiding a burning woman and another man was badly burned carrying a woman and a child down the stairway.
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York
Hirils Robiesteit
Kilyd
Henry Slreet
Firenn
Stolistein
Rollaer
Lolthann
Successful trial of submarine torpedo boat
The Holland submarine torpedo boat completed a successful trial in Mission May on a two mile submerged course with only the conning tower visible above water. It traveled 12 miles, surfaced at the end of each two mile leg, and averaged 7.5 knots. The Granpus, sister vessel, will be tested on surface and then dive on Saturday.
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San Veonessea
Mission May
Preparations for the World's Fair in Missouri exhibit plans
The report outlines funding and exhibits for the 1904 St Louis World’s Fair. Mexico and Kentucky contribute to national and state displays, with a large mining exhibit and a famed horse skeleton collection. A children’s building and a major fireworks program are planned, financed by state funds, private donations, and federal backing, with invitations issued to foreign exhibitors.
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Mexico
Jkily
Ween
St. Lows
Triesseldart Ratingur Rehronknsvel Fakerik
Germany
Ser Wien
Liberal Arts
Reremtauies
Ira Wat
Kemtweky
Hanover
David W. May
Kengtucky State College
Texington
Tomas Philip
Pierre
Fioveynia
Odell
New York
Lis staTe Fmd
Denple’s Mundaml Welfare Assoctow
Ste
Lola Chephin
Childran
Taylor
Bremary Department
Ooran Zerker
New York City
Atnva
Pitt States
Washington
Aliptomodie Corps
Aliptomodie Corps, Ite
Glory Tants
Transit duties lifted on Bolivia trade via Amazon route
An official decree from Washington in April abolishes transit duties on Bolivia commerce transported through the Amazon. Despite the move, importation of Warmintering to Bolin remains prohibited. The action marks a shift in regional trade policy with ongoing export constraints.
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Washington
Lowenl Serger
Ak Mindancitn
Bolivia
Amazon
Bolin
Thrizilinas Saver
President in Favor of College Athletics at Wisconsin Rally
President addressed a Wisconsin crowd of about 700 at the state capitol urging support for college athletics while warning against letting sports distract from academic development. He praised university leaders and outlined athletics as a tool for broader national progress, with a later public meeting at the exposition buildings.
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Madiooin
Wis
Ell Aim
Pate Avtjeed
Hbaelock
Unieatening
Mainwtain
Raw
Fea
Avita
Covernor Jaufollet
Guvvaand
Feapitel
Mayer Vade
Jane Hege
Hin
University Wysimenl
coMpmny
Atlee
Arebess Aes
Mie Agieh Crone
Tay
State House
AL Tly
Ak An
Lee Eglslotture
Egtranes
Allie
Jogiala
Ani
Nile Alu Githid Armie
Milian
Sglwapher
Molo
Kors
Sallis
Leo V
Trosi
Mont Wetuane
Terrible Mine Explosion Follows Fire In Tinlahigh Shaft
A deadly mine explosion struck the Tinlahigh Wilkesharre area at 2 40 p.m. entombing about fifty workers in the No 3 shaft. Rescue efforts faced delays as experts combed the wreckage, with crowds gathered hoping for survivors while authorities confirmed extensive damage and ongoing operations.
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Wilkerlarres
Smilly
Tinlahigh
Wilkesharre
Ube
Werther
Citelie
Aia
Ulinarul
Ghegt
Ant
Avine
Oris
Moreman Peek
Eyata
Cheap Coffee Sparks Historic Market Decline in New York
In New York April news the market saw a historic first as coffee prices fell after a record global crop was forecast. Analysts mention a sharp drop driven by supply optimism while traders monitor the impact on the exchange and pricing dynamics.
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New York
Catlan Sen
Yuu
Dinmiek 18 Guilty 1 April Verdict Delivered
A court reached a guilty verdict in a case against Dinmiek 18 after a delayed agreement, with sentencing to be issued next Wednesday. The legal process continues under U.S. standards with further actions expected.
Capture by Rangers Reports from Rhies County Incident
Ragged OCR recounts officers pursuing suspects in a violent arrest. The text mentions captured individuals in Solomon City jail after a clash with county officers. Names and exact actions are unclear due to garbled source text.
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Kangera Vollon
Pelorend
Moray
Elle Sen
Naya Alwaya
Postoffice Robber Escapes Jail In 1901 Case
Fragmented OCR text reports a postoffice robber who escaped from jail in 1901. The article mentions Toledo, April, Topeka, and West, with unclear names and places such as Los Angeles and Imeh Oetabes. The readable fragments suggest an old crime and pursuit but lack clear participants or outcomes.
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Toledo
Thong Keeygu
Topeka
Fe Utler Postaithe
Veinburg
Cape
Kooga
Los Angeles
Imeh Oetabes
Ships at Target Practice Amid Turbulent Naval Movements
The bay ship New York with Rower Admit l Ghiss and others prepared for a return voyage while waves department signals linked by telegraph. The gunboat and several vessels, including Mary Taboo, are undergoing repairs before a mission, as youth crews aboard Aduing Mohican and others test their capabilities on a remote cruise.
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Bayship
New York
Snob
Ranger
Fowingtyn
Agaly
Mattis
Chon
Catamans
Tania
Yaung Meat Hoy
Aduing
Mohican
Gedaan Camvardy
Ann
Explosion at Oat Field Mine Kills Workers
An explosion at the Koenig Live mine near Oat Field kills multiple workers including Te Dombed Wee and residents of Pease. Early reports indicate a severe blast and surrounding area is secured as investigators assess causes and safety measures.
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Pease
Gina
Koenig
Oat Field
Attempt at Kidnapping Target Thomas Balettey Wealthy Banker
A reported plot by members of The Mutiny society to kidnap Thomas Balettey, a wealthy banker, is described as an investigative wartime security concern. The fragment references Dw men and a faction called Mutiny, with unclear details and names.
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Mutiny Society
Kidnaye
Thomas Balleattie
Binker
Important Question Decided in Will Contests at Stratton
In Stratton on April 3 a key issue in the Wet will contest case was decided. The court ruled that the will’s opening and closing provisions stand, with Seeds in fear of the burden on the proponents. The matter centers on who has the right to contest and the implications for firm Adfirmative, Heedy Knolds, and associated parties.
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Straton
Calorade Springs
Stratton
Bron
Shilge
Annual Chess Match Ends In Unclear Result At New York
A historic chess event in New York on April 3 witnesses Omid delivering a mate to Amerie while Creat battles Britain and America. The match heads toward adjudication as several games remain unfinished under Baron Alfred de Hebhvchild and Chamiapion Ladker poised to judge. The scene unfolds with clubs and academy ties as observers note a tense, early 20th century contest atmosphere.
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New York
Amerie
Creat
Britain
Assieloy
America
Bellary Tavion
Ana
Baron Alfred de Hebhvchild
Chamiapion Ladker
Academy of Aude
Beonklen
Oak Londen Teliess Glub
Cannon Streeh Hotel
Reverend Ghas Mussey Dead in April Funeral Planned
Venerable Reverend Ghas Mussey, born in Tet, studied medicine and law, served American surgeons, and led churches in Leavenworth and Woatsiaorl before moving to Ohio. He married Miss Bord and Defala Lord, leaving several children and a long career in ministry and community service.
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Vener
Rnv
Mtvsy
de Deenn
Anloielers
Amy
Hive
Lada
Union
Onlie Heidleborg
Batavia
Westarn
New York
Highlandniversity
Leavenworth
Ohio
Musaoe
Mies Bord
Unclear OCR: MERS ARRIVE OVERNER STE
Fragmentary text from a historic page mentions arrivals and ships with garbled names and dates. Core elements include references to locations, people, and travel events, but details are unreadable and cannot be reliably reconstructed.
Uprising Against Turkish Troops Across Constantinople
Reported revolt in Constantinople as rebels surround Ottoman troops. Widespread clashes described with casualties and deployments near the Orient railway corridor between Telavpe, Istanbul, and Muskie Pets. Observers warn of potential spread to Sandive and Natlikely districts.
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Milravitya
Wabash to Settle Its Labor Troubles
In a St Tauls report the Wabash railroad moves toward resolving labor tensions. The article notes proposals and tentative agreements, with President Taumsey seeking a stable settlement and avoiding broader disruption.
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Wabash
Heavy Snow Falls In Chicago City
A late season snowstorm brings a heavy wet snowfall to Chicago and nearby areas. Officials report strong winds and rising temperatures, with travel disruptions and scattered power or utility issues. Local forecasts warn for continued unsettled conditions into the night and into the following day.
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Chicago
Ondoff
Perth
Mexico’s plan to bring stability to silver
Uhaud N. Api, head of a Cornell political study, says Mexico’s government contemplates stabilizing silver through a phased plan. He notes silver would remain legal tender at par value while assessed shifts align with global financial centers, using potential alternative exchanges.
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Mexico
Uhaud
API
Derowih Yonks
Unc Department
Palit Anony Ith
Cornell Iiversit
Haudiboof
Yard Exchange
Kubelik the Violinist to Marry in England
London April 3 One of the most interesting love stories of recent times is that of Mor r Kubelik famous violinist who with Hungarian beauty Marissine de Donutens. She is the daughter of a nobleperson and very wealthy, widow for a year. His fame spread across England and America, but marriage delays kept him from wedlock for ten years. They plan a wedding within a year, to take place near Mirlay. Kubelik’s rise from a poor village boy to concert master is recounted, including tutelage under noted masters and growing international fame with large concert earnings and critical praise.
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London
Rownuntie
Morr
Kurelik
Diobrevin
Honmut
Jovee
Himgary
Kabelik
England
Lee
Vonend
Hns
Robelits
St. Gregory
Kartik
Rapatt
Conservae
Merete
Seteik
Kingland
Babelik
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Davida
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Studenta Ta Lw
Iit
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Ureir
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Orion Oss
Ort
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Walle
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Piomas Keegan
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Na Go
Denver
Delehanty
Anyka
Mahan
Wank Ladier
Ue Rational
Lpagrtes
Tilt
Ueykinew Committee
Une Denver
Uy Westeray Fengie
Sande Wein
Pti
Thema
Meath
Eny
Toowl Loti
Rev. Ghas, Mussey
Overner Ste
St. Tierra
Abnonneing
Atramory
Yoummliv
Baler Paniediy
Nheloy Leaawey
Atdasttic Tanspont Line
Labilonty Agi
Vhia
Tuterfern
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Constantinople
Apel
Pugiuining
Mustapha Mieta
Tata
Pont
Mare Ane
Arkiale Oriental
Berlin
St. Tauls
Willy
Catler
Taumsey
City OF Chicago
Rausaé
Ruporla
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Kubelik
Mie
Mirlay
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Brankfort
Colorme
Pormans
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