Rescued American Boy From the Ship
New York August 27 The American Boy known as Chie toy was aboard a vessel bound between Sanger Maine and Poulls upsell. Revenue officers retrieved him after a crew struggle and seizure by French officers. The boy said he had not been forcibly taken and was found in a closet while the ship, Marechal de Conant, headed to Yokohama. The rescue involved Dr disarray and a mounted gun and ended with the ship’s galley crew assisting in removal.
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New York
Merodhal de Conant
Sanger
Maine
Poulls
Thomphon
Bea
Yokohama
Kinnhin
Galleelor
Creshum
Hotzchamer
Grestwm
Lie Frevehman
Anid Hotzcbamer
Wwavik
Aris Abouk
Ron
Nso
Skrimahan
Cie & Ation
Tawa
American vice consul assassinated by a Turk
Washington reports a Turkish attack killed American Vice Consul William C. Magellenen. The State Department pledged no ransom, urging Turkey to arrest those responsible as the Navy contemplates possible actions. Magellenen, born in Minnesota, was appointed from Minnesota after a senator's recommendation. The incident sparks diplomatic tension and potential deployment of the European squadron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Brath Department
P. Miaparch
Letshman
Willian
Magellenen
Turkey
Loomis
Mugell- Sen
Minnesobs
Admiral Colton
Navy Department
Gondiness
United States
Brooklyn
Villefranche
Leinehryui
Minnesota
NPM
Kamion Cooyn
Reliance Fifteen Minutes In The Lead
New York sailing report describes Reliance and Shamrock racing off Sandy Hook under variable wind and showers. Weather hindrances forebode a postponed finish as Reliance steadily extends its lead while Shamrock trails, with light airs limiting speed and windward progress.
Windward Leeward Race Begins In Light Wind Conditions
Windward and Leeward race opens with light breeze around three to four miles per hour. Reliance and Shamrock start close together off the steamer line as wind shifts, with Reliance taking early lead and extending to about a mile by late morning. Weather remains calm with five knots and occasional gusts as the chase heads toward the outer marker.
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Bifo Sidvlaes
Otto
Io Institute
Thomas
Six Thomay
Shimurenk
Reliance
le Dightship
Erin
Siake
Johm Scully
Long Bosch
Witcwield
Shamrock
Caplan Wringe
Rolin
Shunrocke Sras
Vorsk Sloré
von Anmerica
Relianvo
Tellanen
Apermada
Rena
Knlignee
Ralane
Boris
Noel
Niles
Hamework
Ty Reliance
Wales
Van
Tenance
Elias
Jem
Rei
Tae
Churnee
Imo Tae Maliveen
Iyie
Miles Run
Art Wil
Uinse Himil
New York
Windward
Leeward
Fred
Sham Rock
Relioues
Mejther
Llyen Reliance
Tealinnen
Marconi
Takitnee
Winlyard
P. i
Belidien
Serail
Sufiros
Three Pops at Convention Reported in August
The fragment notes only three delegates attended a convention in August. The mass fervor surrounding a Peoples party event is mentioned, with vague references to taxation and an adjoining afternoon session.
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Peoples’ Party
TCL
Explosion hurls man 300 feet at Arizona oil plant
An oil plant near Tresam, Arizona suffered a fierce blast in the morning. The blast threw a worker named Bohemian Vhil Mayfield against equipment, death reported. debris and oil damaged the West wall of a containment cage.
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Tresam
Ariz
Bohemian
Impressive Papal Ceremony Report From Malonemy
Fragmentary OCR describes a grand ceremony involving Cardinal Borveyn Taylor and Venema Cryetlos Macchi amid a Vatican setting. The passage mentions a papal consecration, adjacent figures, and a controversial public reception with sparse readable names and events.
Run Down and Sank Schooner Off Maine Coast
A schooner bound from New York to Boston foundered near Stonington. The Whitey rescued the captain and one crew member, but five others perished including a Salem resident. The Mooth’s crew and a panicky diver were among the drowned in night disaster.
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Skoninglan
Rupurl Mronotiien
New York
Boston
New Ugwan
Fhe Whitey
Maine
Stonington Ling
Wesailey
Salem
Fire in a Car Triggers Panic at Hotel da Ville Station
A car fire on the Metropolitan Underground near Hotel da Ville station caused panic among passengers. Some jumped from the train as several people were injured and one person suffered a fractured skull. Others were seriously hurt in the incident and a number of exits were blocked during the rush to flee.
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Vavisy
Aiwamat
Hland
Hotel da Ville
Hess Setiouely
Ebecsions
Vesuvius Eruption in Full View Astonishes Surviving Residents
Vesuvius erupts without warning as lava and red hot ashes shoot up to seven thousand feet. A vast plume and blazing stream extend about four thousand seven hundred furlongs, seen from nearby towns and coastlines.
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Bela
Veauvaidie
Libya
Kaye
Une
Indians May Go On The Warpath
Chicago dispatch reports rising tension among tribes in Minnesota with plans to remove households to Walker as older leaders call for peace. Younger tribal members push for conflict, backed by Tilhgers leaders, while Chief Tat Month and Rug Ahaha Ke Shish advocate restraint amid volatile conditions.
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Chicago
St. Paul
Walker
Ebieta
Pitlagera
Tara Mantha
Aml
Alemont
Transfer of Colorado Property by General Metals Co
The Velarde Heluction company conveyed the Colorado City property to My Tenet Mothia company of New York. Nye Charlen McHine ney, a prominent banker involved with the Talluride Redhiel inn company, represents presidents and managers. Te Anoser, supervisor, has been appointed as witness.
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Colorado
General Metals Company
Colorado City Mail
Colorado Springs
Calo
Tenet Mothia Company of
New York
Charlen McHineney
Balleron
Talluride Redhiel Inn Company
Fragmented World War II era summary with garbled names and events
A damaged text fragment describes explosive incidents and political movements, mentioning Unity Express, Adrianople, and Constantinople. It notes injuries, wrecked cars, and protests led by proclaimed revolutionists, with scattered references to officials, troops, and communications being opened or suppressed.
Terrific storms sweep across many states in August deluge
Storms raged from Illinois to Missouri washing out crops and flooding streets and bridges. Rivers rose, utility lines failed, and trains stalled as heavy rain battered towns including Omaha Liberty City and Montana, with widespread crop damage and property loss reported amid swollen rivers and wind damage.
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Omaha
Neesuil
Liberty
Afflicted With a Terrible Disease On Swatlia Bark Wikstrom
New York reports a tragedy at sea as the Swatlia bark Wikstrom sails from the West Indies and loses half her crew to a terrible disease. Survivors are hospitalized. the ship’s voyage ends near Trinidad after a French rescue boat lowers a line and provides fresh supplies.
Eruption of Vesuvius Slowly Decreasing
Reported signs indicate Mount Vesuvius eruption easing gradually. Officials warn villages near Naples to remain alert while evacuation measures and monitoring continue for any sudden change in activity. Public authorities urge readiness for possible alerts.
Redemptionist Fathers Driven From a Monastery
An attack on a Redemptorist monastery in Uhely led to the expulsion of the priests. Police and guards surrounded the building at 1 AM as celebrations and panic spread. Bells rang and women and children fled the yard while several protesters were injured during the clash.
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Paris
Aig
Leas Babler
Venden
Stm
Circus Train Wreck at Wildwood Pennsylvania
A circus train derailed on a grade near Wildwood Pennsylvania causing cars to topple and ignite. Firefighters and nearby workers aided the scene as casualties and property damage were reported with no immediate fatalities confirmed.
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Wildwood
Pennsylvania
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Wilkstrom
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