Train Wreck Kills Three In Night Collision Near Lacoste
A Sunset Limited passenger train and the Eagle Pass train collided near Lacoste, Texas, killing three in a private car and injuring several others. The fire burned wreckage, delaying treatment as crews moved victims to San Antonio. Victims include General Geronimo Trevino and companions. many passengers suffered bones and facial injuries.
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Yahor Flores
Monterey
Mexico
Latisville
Ashile Railroad
Antonio
Lave
Benken
Mins
D. Foster
Houston
Tex
Sisludtlod
Robert Hartaban
Brekeinmn
Gan
Misa A. Kistler
Grewalend
Tiiwin Dobrugaleki
San Antonio
Hoss
U.S. A
Washington
Eagle Pass
Lacoste
Sunset Limited
Limited
Hayle Pass
Second Link in Cable to the Philippines
Freineisen reports progress on Pacific Cable construction. The Pacific Commercial Cable Co chartered the steamer Grace Dollar to depart in April from the port with supplies for a cable station on Midway Island. Upon arrival, carpenters and engineers will begin erecting buildings. The line from Hone to Midway will be the second link connecting the United States with the Philippines. British steamers Anglia and Culonian are in London with cabins.
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Ured Wo
Aank
Honebhe
Midway
United States
Philippines
Anglia
Culonin Ae
London
Irish land purchase measure debated in House
London reports a Wednesday debate on the Irish land purchase bill. The measure aims to shift purchase efforts to the land commission, prohibiting certain rent arrears and expanding powers for eminent works, boundary determinations, and handling of bankrupt estates. Controversial rights like fishing and shooting may be vested in the commission upon estate purchases.
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London
Mt. Wyndham
Recov
The
Land Commission
Land Commissioners
Ilherney ii
Uty Lin Uyeesairy
Hunedren
Invention Aids Deaf Hearers At New York Demonstration
The New York Institution For the Deaf and Dumb hosted a demonstration by inventor Miller Reaou Stut Wy showcasing a device that allows a deaf person to hear music and speech. Notable attendees included Mark Twain and Mrs. Geary Dewey. a skeptical observer who had been deaf previously heard “Maine” and “papa” after the device was adjusted, with several tests described as successful.
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New York
Marels
Frventor Miller
Mutehiasen
New York Institution
Bante
Cory
le Pu
Mark Twain
Geary Dewey
Admiral Dewey
Thorn
Maine
Futehtson
United States Navy Praised as Superior in Interview
An interview discusses American naval power, claiming the United States possesses the greatest navy in the world. It argues U S sailors are highly trained and that American intelligence and readiness surpass German forces, with a focus on strategic strength and vigilance.
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United States
Newark
Fie
Hollon
Hunting ban decree shocks Wyoming and surrounding areas
Fragmentary OCR notes report a hunting ban by President Hognevett warning that hunting will be prohibited for years. The document cites Nowlin and Willan Loeb as related figures, with unclear dates and locations, including Wyoming and western counties. The language remains garbled but indicates a nationwide hunting prohibition or advisory.
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Cheyrine
Nowlin
Weny
Willan Loeb
Hognevett
Wyoming
Tremendous Levee Break Causes Massive Mississippi Flooding Near Greenville
A levee three miles south of Greenville gave way at night, unleashing a flood that inundated the delta. Water roared through the breach, threatening farms and towns from Greenville to Vicksburg as government engineers and rescue crews scrambled to alert residents and reinforce levee lines.
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Greenville
Tony Miles
Fool Prevasse
Sears
Mississippi
Vicksburg
Cuban reciprocity not acceptable to Cubans
A fragment from New York dated March 2 cites the Cuban senate secretary and a Tribune correspondent, quoting opposition to the United States treaty of reciprocity. The figure laments overall agreement and warns of risking a worse pact if negotiations continue, voicing concern over public sentiment and leadership.
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New York
Mareh
Catan Senate
Empress of Germany Suffers Arm Injury in Ride Crash
Desfin March 27 reports the Empress of Germany broke her right arm when her horse at Crauuwal reared and bolted. She sustained a slight forearm fracture, while her third son Adebert aided the injured monarch to a tumbly. Emperor William remained at her side as physicians attended.
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Germany
Desfin
Crauuwal
Gronewald Forest
Lrinve
Adebert
Ak Jey Euile
U William
Wealthy American Victimized in Paris
A wealthy American visiting Paris was the target of a sensational assault and robbery. The victim has reported a loss of a pocketbook containing money and jewelry after a masked assailant, who posed as an antiquities dealer, attacked in a quiet district. An English accomplice reportedly aided the suspect and was arrested by police.
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Lavnoun Siya
Wilson
Bloodless Surgery Restores Eye Sight in Morristown
Morristown, Xt May 27 two years of total blindness ended for Lewis who regained sight after a bloodless surgery using a new method from New Brunswick. He could read and walk home the same day and now sees clearly enough to read at last.
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Morristown
Mavel
Lewis
Lin Vinge
Mer
Enogh
Alley
Romance Turns To Tragedy At Cornell
Poughkeepsie March 27 The romance of Prof Reynolds longtime principal of Millerton Union schools and Miss Morenen Hamblin daughter of a Millerton farmer ended in tragedy as typhoid fever claimed the bride and the couple had planned a wedding soon after his Cornell studies. He lingered in illness while she awaited marriage plans.
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Cornell
Hamblin
Ilex
Young Corbett and McGovern Eye Weigh In For 127-Pound Bout
San Francisco reports on March 27 say Young Cor Wil struggles to make the 127 pound limit for his clash with McGovern as care to weigh ins and hernia precautions are noted. Corbett and McGovern managers had discussed a possible match with Harry Corbett joining as referee while Millovery’s camp claims theTitths fellow is within weight and ready.
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San Francisco
Cor Wil
McCirs Teig
Pat
Olla
Profosaca
Jax
McGovern
Millovery
Titths
Wml
Harry Corbett
Corbett
Terry McCavern
Vda
Vic
Reed Smoot Protests Over Bath Lake Banquet Invite
Reports detail opposition to inviting Apostle Reed Smoot to speak at a Bath Lake banquet. Proponents and critics in Pittsburgh discuss the Armenian invitation amid broader tensions. Public figures reportedly may decline invites if invited speakers are withdrawn.
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Bath Lake
Tellin
Tiuaburg
Ron Smoak
Apak
Grant
Kirthilas
Aib
B.C. Wylle
Pittsbury
Pritchard Named Acting Justice in Jail Court
The Supreme Court of Wisconsin announces the appointment of Pritchard as acting vice justice of the jail court. Judge Bingham and former Senator Prisha of North Carolina are mentioned in connection with promotions within the judiciary.
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Washington
Marvil 2i
Anstion
Inoghs
Supreme Court
Wistrick
Colotabis
Jail Court
Aneueed Nodge Bingham
Vetirgil
Prisha
North
Caroline
Jestice Clohungh
Nicaragua Revolt Suppressed Amid Censorship Hardships
Reports from Yanan claim the Nicaraguan rebellion has been suppressed, with government censorship restricting dispatches and limiting who may leave. Despite claims of a rising movement supported by a Central American government, the outbreak’s true extent remains unclear as Zeltyi’s forces face suppression.
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Yanan
Nicaraguia
Noarapua
Choutler
Tresidleyh Zeltyi
Mumma
Awever
Court probes railroad control amid talks over line sale
New York March 27 The Interstate Commerce Commission opened hearings in Louisville and Nashville to examine possible control of the Isvill and Nawhvilte route by Atlantic Coast line and other parties. Edwie Hawley testified that discussions focused on stock transfers and potential sale, with Morgan interests and others named in negotiations. Witnesses described no final agreement and emphasized ongoing inquiries into ownership options.
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New York
Tnfermbuls Commerce Commission
Nashville
Atlantic Coast
Edwie Hawley
John W. Cites
Isvill
At & Co
Gnarae W. Perkins
Witnss
Morgan
Gates
Conservatives win London by election results
Conservatives gain London bye election by narrow margin after candidate J. A. Myler defeats Longman. Campaign noted with strong party figures including Premier Hatfour and Lavi Rothschikl influencing the race. Deceased candidate Madneiygh Bes Abth mentioned in context of the poll.
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London
Cheriser
Rombald
J. A. Myler
Th I
Longman
Iso Yee
Hatfour
Lavi Rothschikl
Ovenston
Miners Will Adjourn as Mine Bosses Weigh Options
In a tense session at the union hall miners debated a water access plan and the viability of a new water system amid weather delays. Leaders indicated work would continue under existing conditions as members consider proposed drilling and ore extraction strategies.
Battle Fought and Won in Philippines
Manila reports a fierce engagement in the Philippines with heavy losses on both sides. Filipino forces under Macabebe commanders fought entrenched positions near Abtringninn and Sant Bomnadsen, repelling a Cheenon advance after a prolonged stand. Casualties include several officers and men, with a strong emphasis on tactical maneuvering by Loy detachments pursuing the enemy.
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Manila
Tay
San Miguel
Sant Bomnadsen
Amd
Coupinies
Macabebes
Hintia
Reese
Nirkrysa
Proms
Finanier
Columbia River Jetty Extended Two and a Half Miles
The United States government awards plans for extending the Columbia River jetty by 2 1/2 miles to improve access at the river mouth. The project calls for 425,000 tons of stone to extend the jetty, with engineers preparing the design and a two-year construction window. Under current conditions the river has only eight feet of water at low tide and dredging delays occur with unfavorable tides.
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Portlawl
Mare
United Stales Government
Ayverlisad
Iinks
Jeliy
Colowmbia
Ereitrmonituke
Isaaiid
Blulea Euginenes
Yar
New System of Locating Mineral Bodies in the Earth
A report from New York discusses a new locating method claiming to map mineral deposits across continents. The piece references global energy aims and mentions experimental devices linked to electrical terminals and a potential long range sensing system.
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New York
Wiiera
Hoop
Elen Ben Wnine
North Wales
Fae Tondar
Alse
Patel
Moros Learning to Trust Americans in Mindanao
Washington reports Captain Pershing, in charge of Moro affairs, argues for mutual confidence between Moros and the United States. He notes Moros see the U S as friend, emphasizes keeping promises, and warns against dismantling their traditional government without providing a viable alternative.
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Washington
Tel 1
T. Pershing
Fifteenth Infantry
Mare County
United States
Hiv
Ito
Shawang
la Lake
Torshing
America
Willy
Hia
Ihax
Pershing
Georg
Webiev
Caphin
Cuban Treaty Amendments Face Senate Struggle
The foreign relations committee in the Senate debates the treaty amendments with Cubans, noting majority support for ratification though opposition persists. Key figures such as Senator Tait and Senor Buatamenta weigh in, while President Palme and Secretary of Foreign Affairs Parsley push for careful handling. The committee plans a formal report favoring adoption, though some doubt remains on the treaty’s viability.
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Martel
Tinveslintit
Senor Buatamenta
Dha
Palme
Sonoy Zishhre Seer
Poveruinayt
Chidite
Senor Tsethmento
Tuoesitatnung Sigiens
Booth
Waradinglan
Sever Cnesadke
Cofin
Cin Chan
United States
Ehange
Monte White
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Ure den Ber
Wyndham
Anal
Yazoo Delta
New Orleans
Tuelson
Cienoisey
Inmenay Veliusyn
Serge Ak
Seth
Ererial
Ernst Ouvert
Lindie Wey
Salvator
LiUn Lasko
Civstor
Ara
Uw Wuls
Trenty
Paris
Young Corbett & McGovern
Reed Smoot
Mernyon
Mronidout Wahnwright
Che Eith
Bangaya
Sindot
Pritchard
Orth Carolina
Justee Clabsuph
Nigaragua
Sulu
Louisville & Nashville
Interstate Commerce
Niryz
John Y. Tacris
Waris, Gales
Tp, Mow & Co
Ghat
RO Willis
Marking
Perkins
Mers Lon
Laliaville
Nassville
Iatery Fats
Southern Railway
England
Ibuehon
Mineh
Fistyiet
GT Marble & Co
AL Pardew & Oo
Vin Foond
COMER
Adon
Arulin
Matel
Dia Hewett
Vantanants
Divihal
Cam
Wich Janet
Hivan
Penerul
WEIL
Addi Biel
Surigne
Columbia River
Anekol Gaa
Toren
Moros Learning
Captain Pershing
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