Seven Ailed and Fipter Injured In Chicago Explosion
Seven men were killed and fifteen seriously injured when a boiler exploded at Swifk & Gas packing plant in Chicago. Dozens more feared buried under debris as rescuers scrambled to reach victims. Names of the dead include George Tit Ireman and Thomas Helin. several others remained unaccounted for as the scene drew a crowd and investigators prepared to assess the catastrophe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Swifk & Gas Packing Establishment
Ypurgue
George Tit
Ireman
United States Wins Damages From Russia in Prize Case
The Dutch crown’s heirs, acting for American sealers, won awards against Russia for seizure of vessels about a decade ago. The C. H. White was condemned to pay damages with six percent interest, and other vessels like the James Hamilton Lewis and Kate and Anna saw similar awards. Prof. Asser, arbitrator, ruled the White seizure illegal and Russia liable for damages including interest, while allowing certain cases to forego prospective profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
C. H. White
James Mnitton
Netherlands
van Lyndenn
Asser
A.H. White
Bitcame
Schaure
C.H. White
Russia
Lanedort
Assia
Verbert IL D. Pierce
Gt. Vet‘ersborg
Council of State of the Netherlands
Re. Pierce
United Sins
Kate
Anna
James Hamilton Lewis
Child Labor Case Hits Denver Mills Inquiry
Denver November 20 A probe into alleged violations of state labor laws at a local cotton mill proceeds with assistant district attorney present. Information is being gathered from factory officials and workers as authorities move toward possible enforcement actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Quere Fond
Joseph de Chute
Vince, a Colored Woman, Visited City Last Night
A local newspaper notes the passing of Vince, described as a colored woman of the city, who was said to be 129 years old at the time of her visit last night. The report presents the extraordinary age as a notable detail in a brief society blurb.
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Vince
Deserted Steamers at Marseille Amid War Turmoil
Fragmentary report from Marseilles describes steamers deserted by crews and ships at the quays as Lovatikera attackers press at France’s ports. Movecules and others arrive at various French harbors while crews retreat.
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Marseilles
Atonners
France
Cleveland and wife leave Princeton for Philadelphia football game
Former President and Mrs. Cleveland departed Princeton New Jersey this morning heading to Philadelphia to attend a football game. They are traveling together with plans unspecified and will be spectators at the event.
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Princeton
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Schreiner selected for Colesburg seat in assembly
The report notes that Olive Schreiner’s husband, Crommright Schipainer, has been elected as a member of the house of assembly for Colesburg in the Cape Colony. The article references Schreiner’s prominence and ties to the region.
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Cape Town
Crommright Schipainer
House of Assembly
Colesburg
Cajo
Olive Schreiner
Heavy sentence reduces to twenty years for dual term
A judge in Cincinnati imposes a combined twenty year sentence on Eneryiita after concurrent terms of five years each. The defendant faces appeal rights to the United States Court of Appeals at Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Logan
United States Court of Appeals
Cincinnati
Warship drive urged by Berlin fleet society
Berlin dispatch notes German Fleet Society members call for cruiser construction for service abroad, especially in Central and South America. The communication analyzes German trade links and investments, citing about 830 million marks in total capital, with railroads and productive works dominating the figure, and lists substantial sums in photo production and other ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
German Fleet Society
William
Longschaw
Central
Venezuela
Corbett McGovern boxing match in doubt in Kentucky case
Denver Nov 22 Young Corbett returns for a potential New York fight with McGovern. A Kentucky court allowed a ruling blocking the Corbett contest but could be appealed. Judge Ling Ts Taney of the circuit court of appeals left open the legality of the Mellovern Corbett bout and may hear further motions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Massyphiastis
Vermont
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Ernest J. Lederle
Department of Health
New Jersey
Pennsylvanis
Kingh
Queens
Snd Richmond Vitiulles
Henttde
Furopa
Denver
Young Corbett
Erry McGovarns
Corbett
Louisville
Toulaville
Loney
Court of Appeals
Futr
Arrestee in Park Suspected of International Bribe Ties
A man identified as Asardiney was arrested today in a park in Kuxinapgeaiks jCastre on suspicion of involvement with a global bribery scheme tied to Minasine at Privé Fortivand of Busparia. Police report unclear details but note ongoing inquiries and possible connections to Moroccan interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bells
Mateeh Bel
Kuxinapgeaiks
Busparia
Bloodhounds Track Girl's Suspect in Texas Mob Action
Bloodhounds trace a girl’s assailant across Texas as a sheriff holds a warrant for assault. A mob gathers at an armory, demanding rifles after a prisoner is moved to Portsmouth. Police struggle to contain the crowd amid threats of violence and a reported plan to march on Portamouth.
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Captain Thompson Ag
Thompson
Rama
Portanouth
Glico
Loiuy
Portamouth
German Farmers Visit United States on Three Month Tour
A large delegation from Germany under the Benwon Agrevitinil society will tour the United States for three months. They will attend driving tours in Washington and visit Baltimore Chicago Missouri Kansas Nebraska and California to study oil tobacco wheat and livestock industries. They will inspect agricultural experiment stations and slaughterhouses and return via New York and Tu naworth.
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Berlin
Benwon Agrevitinil Society
United Stet
Met Oilse
Baltimore
Oii
Washington
Min
United Stateg Hitricultural Department
Germany
Tues
United
West Virginia
Kentucky
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Retta
Tacoma
Nce
Army and Navy Clash in Philadelphia Football Showdown
In Philadelphia on November 2 the annual Army vs Navy football game drew unprecedented crowds beneath Franklin Field. West Point and Annapolis traded drives, with Daly and Belknap contributing key plays as the navy fell behind 23 to 0 by late in the game, delivering a decisive Army victory.
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Philadelphia
Army
Navy
Annapolis Academy
West Point
Branklin Feld
University of Pennsylvania
Harrison
Annapolis
Tion
Whiting
Mama
Riley
Boyker Pollen
Turley Fane Soule
MoSndrewen
Bih
Perrel
Dewey Daly
Wrightingtoin
Joffree
John Minds
Wort Pons
Tony
Woattia
Belknap
Daly
Belknaps
Ammy
Fhrboy
Strassburger
Armij
Thanil Qwvonki
West Points
West Pointers
Snow
Torney
Hacker
Boal
Beaver
Bellway
Port
Hall
Kiclodt
Simsaburger
Guns of the ill fated Texas explode during practice
Nov 2Unnipton Va The vatters ship Texna had a near escape from being blown up yesterday afternoon. The Texna exploded in a practice session as water and fuel caused a fire. A court proceeding examination awaits in the pending case.
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Texas
Unnipton
Vatters
Texna
OROKER HEADS TO COURT IN NEW YORK
The text reports a court appearance in New York concerning an individual named Oroker. Details are garbled but suggest legal proceedings or an appeal. The fragment mentions a prior event and references a court today with a nominal connection to Nive Clot Crater, though specifics are unclear.
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New York
Teslintien Huggoye
Anal Adawt
Ceetlonert
Ealing
Bank raid and arrests reported in tangled notice
A garbled OCR item describes a bank raid at Shustond with mentions of Donmington, TK Now, McRathern and a State bank. The readable fragments imply arrests or actions by authorities, but many names and places are unclear. The piece resembles a late era crime brief with fragmented names and numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donmington, TK
McRathern
Shustond
Lantight
Prominest Edicor Dead Darions Murilig Sin
A garbled obituary notes the death of Prominest Edicor Varsonas Kon on November 2. It references a funeral procession or service and lists unclear affiliations with local groups. The text is heavily distorted with many unreadable segments.
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Varsonas Kon
Tarry
Darions
Murilig
Lel More Taday
Bolivia to Send Army for Acre Expedition
New York dispatch cites Bolivian President Pando announcing strong public support for the Acre expedition. Gen Pando says the force will include infantry and cavalry with foreign instructors, overseen by a war minister, Col Mothe, and a commission has begun planning routes. Manaos reports Acre forces total about 340 men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tu Paz
Bolivia
Aaa Iy
The
Republic
Duenos Ayres
Argentint
New York Herald
Pando
Ny Iitkalions
Insaniry
Qilekng Enn
Che Geronm
von Plotho Wal Fer
Itunaser
Hilvanes
Pando Yill
Manaoa
Acre
English Workmen Give Their Views
New York report recounts Alfred Mosely and delegates visiting American factories and mines in Canada. They praise thorough modernity, courtesy of employers, and willingness to explain methods. Tailors union member says American workmen are about 25 percent better off in rent, clothes, and food, sanitation and equipment. Potential improvements noted include shorter harness time and lower penury.
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New York
Alfred Mosely
Yan
Terenas’ Wynn
Tailors Union
Ugland
Coomfort
Eara
Kruger Appeals to Be Allowed to Return to South Africa
Taonion Woy Unneral Behaks burger and Messie Wessels-ani Wal wnarana, former Tioer adlegates, arrived today for South Africa with a letter from Mr Kruger to the colonial secretary Me Chamberlain requesting permission to resign to South Africa. They seek approval to proceed to Transvaal but await a favorable reply after arrival.
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Kruger
South Africa
Taonion
Woy
Unneral
Behaksburger
Messie
Wessels-ani
Wal‘wnarana
Tioer
Seied
Chanberlain
South Alried
Messia
Wessels
Waolmarans
Transvaal
Bank Dynamited in Wickliffe Ky Robbery Night
The First National Bank of Wickliffe Kentucky was dynamited last night. The vault and building suffered severe damage during the attack. Robbers fled with money and valuables, leaving the scene in disarray. Police and investigators searched the area for clues and suspects.
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Ialvo, DL
Nault Bank
Wickliffe
Smallpox Epidemic Hits Islands Near Samos
Vienna reports a smallpox outbreak on the Tueni Islands near Samos in the Greek archipelago. More than a thousand perished as Turkish authorities quarantined the area and Creeh families faced doctors’ absence, leading residents to vaccinate with lymph from the sufferers, spreading the disease further.
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Vienna
Lenny Weiner
Journal Today
Svallpox Reourga
Samos
Tueni Islands
Tle
Wreck of the Golden State Limited Near Topeka
A derailment on the Golden State Limited west bound near Topeka injured multiple aboard. Engineer Grogan sustained internal injuries and is expected to die. Carty and another engineer suffered multiple fractures. A mail clerk and several passengers were severely alarmed as the wreck halted traffic and caused substantial damage. The incident occurred last evening after a freight train collided with the passenger flyer on the Tevington line, with $2,000 in damage reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Golden State Limited
Tevington
Tengissander
Grogan
Carty
Nolan
Namie
Geveril
Uhm Puseeigers
Hirls
Arene W
Chagalind
Lava Boo
Feithouine
Battleship Texas Tugs Toward Yard for Emergency Aid
Norfolk, Va November report notes the Texas battleship, after a thorough inspection, is maneuvering toward the harbor for protection and possible assistance as crews prepare for emergency operations. Authorities at Hamphan Roads are coordinating with Coast Guard units to ensure quick response if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Texas
Hamphan
Thoraad Ease Opo and Miss Margaret Francis wed in York
A wedding ceremony in York connected Thoraad Ease Opo toftim, and Miss Margaret Francis formerly of Pocatello Idaho, with a formal declaration of marriage made last Thursday. The couple are reported as well married.
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Amine
York
Margaret Francis
Pocatello
Jda
Trio Indicted for Mail Fraud in Rialto Case
Hugh Dennis Charles Brook and Thomas W Garland were indicted by a grand jury for using the mails in a scheme to defraud. They were arrested and brought before Judge Adams in U S district court and given $1,000 bonds each to await trial in January. Dennis, president of Rialto Grain and Securities, leads the business entity succeeding Brooks Brokerage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BL. Louis
Hugh €. Dennis
Charles Brook
Thomas W.garland
Adama
United States District Court
Bondit
Myr
Dennis
Riallo Grain and Securiies Company
Brooks Brokerage Company
The Beef Merger Rumor Denied by Morgan Co Officials
A New YorkNew Jersey report alleging a 100 million dollar beef merger funded by T P Blorgan and Raving Brothers with links to Armour Morgan was denied by Basing Magown Co and by Morgan Co officials in Chicago. No foundation for the rumor was found at Morgan.
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New York
Novi
Basing, Magown Co
Stity
Mer
Morgan & Co
Liverpool inspection of cattle and sheep from Boston steamer Winifredian
Animals from Boston aboard the Winifredian were landed in Liverpool and subjected to a routine veterinary inspection by officials of the board. No major disease was reported and stock was cleared for further transport.
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London
Liverpool
Winifredian
Boston
Bia
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