Forty Lives Lost in Washington Shipwreck Near Seattle
Bessile Washington November 19 The steamship Die bound for Port Blakeley with passengers collided north of Aland Point shortly after 7 PM with the steamer Jeanie from Alaska Company There were 79 or 80 aboard the Die most saved crew perished The Jeanie sank later with many on deck rescued by tugs and boats The disaster killed many passengers and crew including women and children The wreck prompted rescue efforts from Seattle Port Blakeley and Tacoma with multiple vessels involved and formal inquiries expected.
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Wash
HY Lermont
Tron Tattle
Port Blakeley
Bastngers
Jeanie
Uae
Dir
Tao Jeazie
Bea
Beattie
Sax
Aldall Point
Bleehitt
Frost
Sega
Mason
Ibeo
Saale
Fimith
Tacoma
Captain Mason
Wakeley
Tay
Ume
Juarie
Fognoys
Sven
Jeanie Mbich
Aera
Thie Lie
Leothe
Lear
Abe
Lermont
Welbksors
Seattle
Aca
Wincer Boy
Tratea
Serjeant
Ain Tar
Jeanie Brewuent the Story of the Colllatsa
Stattie
Rahada
Tyea
rBr
Jeanes
Rothvan
Alice
Ste
Deck of the Fox
Wittera Totia
Incraeible
Port Blake
Albert Mebriry
Lumen
Euversy
Vigeat
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Bier Beder
Wanagre
Store
Thogler
Thle Beolser
Rosetoy
Atnie Tre
Kealet
Flet
Oortory
Anarchist Arrested After Paper Throwing Incident in Naples
Naples on November 1 reports an anarchist arrested after throwing papers instead of bombs during a demonstration against the army. The event occurred as Duke of Accu distributed prizes to relief workers for Mount Vesuviae eruption efforts. a soldier force and crowd control halted the scene and the anarchist was captured.
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Naples
Duke of Accu
Mount Vesuviae
Milherr Dlitztet
Victor Foumancel
Indians Escape From Sheridan Cavalry Clash
A fragmented report states Ute bands escaped near Sheridan Wyoming amid tensions with cavalry. It notes a standoff at the Stour reservation, with Utes objecting to troop presence and Indian combatants exploiting a gap to reach safety.
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Chesense
Wyo
Sheridan
Meade
Unik
Stour Reservation
Extremist Actor Incident in Risatas Poland
A dramatic incident in Risatas Poland on November 19 involved an extremist actor who attacked a government agent and stole a satchel containing $1009. The assailant fled, leaving one person fatally wounded and others injured, as authorities pursue the suspect.
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Wand
Risatas
Poland
Mo Beh Diata
Sare
Aieler
Foltier
National Moore Show at New York Exhibition
About 4,209 horses are shown in New York at the National Moree Show. The event gathers riders, trainers, and exhibitors, with entries from across regions. Spectators attend daily as horse enthusiasts view the collection and judging proceeds.
Advances in Stationery Prices Strain Consumers
New York markets report widespread stationery price increases since October 25. About 45 items show higher costs with 19 percent lift in blank books and related goods. Supplies like cloth bindings and cheaper grades of twine also climb, intensifying strain on buyers.
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Avetye
Mrenes
Ghoyder
Girika
Tha Ath ‘Segan
Hare Berm 45
Ais
New York
Nev
Nov 19 Tall Ty shooting amid drug store incident
Reports say Ira Campbell shot Lithey Ballivan, Warren, and preacher Thomas Field in a Tall Ty drug store. Aborning relatives fell ill amid forced marg riets of Ballivan's daughter. Campbell arrested. Plus, Cammet & Meagle Minling declares quarterly dividend of 20 cents per share, total distr 29,350 to date.
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Mrakoges
Ira C. Campbel
Lithey
George Ballivan
Marils Warren
Thomas Field
Tall
L Ty
Ballivan
Vetecove
Ed, Campbell
United States Reentry Record Noted by Nex Tork
A fragmented notice dated November 18 references a United States reentry record involving Nex and Tork amid a world event. The readable text is limited and lacks concrete details beyond the entities named.
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Nex
Tork
United States
Os World
Justice Sentenced for Forgery Conspiracy in Parmons Borough
Wilkesberry November 1 Antone Reese justice of the peace Parmons borough pled guilty to forgery and conspiracy in the criminal court. He was sentenced to four years imprisonment in the penitentiary.
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Wilkesberry
Antone Reese
Parmons
God
Wages Decrease Mentioned in Transcribed Dispatch
Norfolk Virginia reports wage adjustments amid civil service reform discussions. A fragment mentions the Civil Service Reform and a convention in New Haven with references to civic affairs and sanitation. Names and precise details are unclear due to OCR corruption, but the gist involves wage trends and reform debates.
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New Hares, Conn
Anllopal Rentation Fn Civic Affaire
Public Works Memorialized For Mukden Treaty Openings
Pekta notes Nov 1 proclamations calling for funding of guarded public works to maintain supervision. Revenues are to be halved for required towers and paid back from collected revenue. Mukden and Antasy are opened by treaty with the United States, and Mukeen and Tatung Kay by a treaty with Japan, with Ching recognizing the foreign powers in aid matters.
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Pekta
Mukdeo
Antone
Tatune
Kao
Yoan Sb Kal
Cai Li
Weklag For Fonde
Mukden
Antasy
United States
Mukéen
Tatung Kay
Japan
Ching
Will Seek New Treaty With Japan In Interbranch Talks
A report from Topeka Kansas dated November notes Congressman Hayes urging a measure asking the president to open negotiations with Japan to craft a treaty on immigration and preventing serious international trouble. The dispatch covers rail office reports and weather signals across the state as cattlemen face shipment issues.
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Joe
Cal
Coveressman
Hayes Wah
Japan
Leo Cuanins
Local nimble notes amid garbled yearn for late spring
A garbled OCR item summarizes scattered city notices and stray names with unclear dates and places. It hints at local events and people but precise details are unreadable. The fragmentary text references Wat pigre and Watertown area terms, with no coherent narrative or complete facts.
Harrinan at the Congress in Kansas City
Delegates and foreign diplomats gather in Kansas City for the Commercial Club’s Tra nassional Congress. Notables from Washington and abroad attend opening events including a luncheon and motor parade as discussions focus on Monroe Doctrine and Latin American relations.
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Harrinan
Kansas City
Work for Peace Cited in Ul Nov Transfer Sequence
Veorla Ul reports Grand Master J. Masrahan of the Drothethina te travels from Prosla to New York to press demands for higher pay for workers. The order’s withheld vote will be held upon arrival in New York on Tuesday as Grad Master Hannah pledges efforts to secure peace and deliver the railway company and employees from conflict.
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J. Masrahan
York
Aeltenmen
Uolfacm
New York
Hannah
Sf Peace Deliryeg
Raltrusd Company
Jad
Emplo
Iibraten Canal
Ezton
Fusa
Merttana
Crick
Vartaeg
Combulla
Lospide
Ter
Lanhany
Police shootout after escape attempt in Chicago robbery
In Chicago on November 3 a group robbed a grocer and fled. an officer opened fire injuring one of the robbers who escaped. Patrolmen pursued the others through the city, with reports of continued pursuit and gunfire as authorities tried to recapture the fleeing suspects.
New York Invited to Carnegie Peace Fund Plan
Andrew Carnegie plans to donate one million dollars to promote international peace. A presidential executive order reorganizes canal work under a general engineer and a cabinet level authority to manage costs and labor, with a new structure for the canal commission and related offices.
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New York
Andrew Carnegie
Hartholat
Mester
Deyary
Federation Presses Woman Suffrage in Congress Debate
The American Federation of Labor and allied groups urge Congress to report a joint resolution proposing an amendment to the constitution to grant women the vote. The measure, backed by labor leaders, seeks to safeguard suffrage and extend political rights, signaling intensified national action.
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Mingeapelis
American Poleration of Labor
Interven
Ung
Goday
Conrantinn
Judiciary Committee
National House of
House
Callisx Og
Poutal Way
Faders Wervine
Todorstog
Goldene
Compreva
Bitum
Valencia Toro
Coitminutes
Camtec
DemurHers Overruled in Phoenix Court Rulings
The court overruled demurrers in multiple cases including HP Gemtod and H W Relter, with special decourters alleging defective indictments. Defendants must plead by pleas dn har to challenge grounds, and the cases are set for hearing on January 3.
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Phoenix
Aric
Wests Cine Rusen
Meinurrers Previonsis
Coles
Edward Krot
Gemtod
H.W. Relter
Turae Bermen
Calve to Wed Rich American Mime in Paris Rumor
Paris March 18. Mme Calve reportedly agreed to marry a wealthy American. The wedding plans remain secret with no clear details on the fiancé. The press notes a romance surrounding the famed soprano and a mystery man, while the public weighs whether this ends her operatic career.
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Elvet
Mme
Calve
Tlas
Bushine
Cattefa
Artim
Simm
Jos
France
Gabe
Adeline
Cralpt-Nos
Waler
Fae Mme
Calie
Moe
Marriare
Gii
Euration
Mary Maggalens
Indian Affairs Commissioner Reports on Sugar Plan Legislation Efforts
The annual report of Dr. Frasca Leupp outlines efforts to secure sugar beet related legislation under tribal funds. He stresses that reform is needed to advance native independence, notes public schooling contracts, and cites tribal expenditures of 13,742,059 for the year.
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Frasca F
Putin
Perla
Commissioser
Tesa Hss
Fircal Pear
ASV
Leupp
Dnitlaaa
Trtlan
Forty People Drowned at Train Collision Tragedy
Fragmentary report notes a disaster involving many lives lost as a ferry or train accident near a station damaged by a wreck. Names and exact locations are unclear, but the event is described as a large fatal drowning with about forty people reported dead. Officials and witnesses referenced include local authorities and unnamed rescuers.
Physician from Taylor dies on train during medical trip
Victim of melancholy Dr AL De Toung of Taylor Texas traveling on the Southern Pacific weatherbound train to visit his wife. He suffered prostration and weakness, collapsed and was unable to be saved as the train entered a station. The accident left him severely injured, with fatal consequences.
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Hakersfeld
AL de Toung
Taylor
Texas
Cary
Readable fragments from Qeligatory education note
The text presents garbled OCR from a historical notice about education and eligibility. It mentions an 18 year threshold and a fraternal vote. It references a parliamentary Aventum and a taxyor poll, but details are unclear. Entities are minimal due to broken text.
Joy Hangs on Testimony in Ward Murder Case
The state resumes presentation of testimony in the Ward murder case with Grece Brown as a key witness. The district attorney faced objections about proving murder and the timing of evidence as Ward’s guilt is argued to hinge on the testimony.
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Grece Brown
Becia
Ward
Grace Brerg
Beeiantag
Lineniaeg
Eckersall's Last Cane Ends Storied College Football Career
Eckersall, a standout for four years at a university football program, will play his final college game against Nebraska. Widely regarded as a star and twice named an All American, he is lauded by Coach Stage for his leadership and tackling. The Nebraska contest caps a famous era and could mark the end of an extraordinary career.
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Sileaae
University of Chiwav
Foot‘dal
Nebraska
Chicaros
Echernall
Eckie
Brogg
Colored troops discharge at Fort Reno and New York denunciations
Text describes early discharges of colored troops and transportation home from Fort Reno. Colored preachers in New York City criticize President Roosevelt over action. Officials report daily discharges and transport arrangements for returning soldiers, with some believed eligible for later reinstatement if not among Brownsville cases.
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Roosevelt
Fort Reno
Bern
Brownsville
Reine
President Rocnevely Denounced by Afro American Churches
In New York on November 19, the president was condemned by pastors at Afro American churches. They criticized the discharge of three black soldiers from the Twenty Fifth Caliber Infantry and adopted a resolution rejecting the president’s action as dishonorable and contrary to their high regard for him.
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Twente
Irsieg Infantry
Readloe
United States
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Dia
New York
Provinent Nermbera
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Casailly Coou
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Congress
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