History of a Week Brings Train Disaster and Legal Rulings
A Vancouver to Frazer River freight wreck kills engineer Randall and fireman Potant after a rock slide derails the CPR train. In Minnesota, Attorney General Douglass upholds a ruling barring the Lord’s Prayer in public schools. Pittsburgh reports a fatal fire at the Klee home and a relieved escape by other family members. A Philippine Islands tonnage tax exemption is issued for incoming vessels, with insular-case guidance.
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Vancouver
B.C
Canadian Pacific
Frazer River
Randall
Freman
Bhuil
St. Paul
Minn
Douglass
J. W. Childs
Olson
Publc
Gigon
Department of Public Instruction
Pierd
Manson County
Minnesota
Chamberlain
Commissioner of Navigation
United States
Philippine Islands
Philippines
United States Supreme Court
Train Collision Kills Three, Wrecks Cars Near M Verm Ark
Three killed and about thirty injured after a head on collision of two passenger trains near M verm Ark on the St Louis Mountain & Southern line. Southbound train baggage car and coaches wrecked while crowded with colored immigrants from North Carolina Georgia and Alabama en route to Texas. Also notes Toledo Humane Society report urging child abandonment punishment.
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St. Louis
Ron Mountain & Southern Railroad
Mvern Ark
North Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Texas
Dewey Denies Inquiry Report in World Diis
The New York World public dispatches from Washington say Admiral Dewey denied statements published last week about the Schelley court of inquiry. It reportedly found Admiral Sebley guilty on five counts, though he gave no hint of the verdict. War Department officials say a Berlin report claiming Aguinaldo will be banished to Guam is unfounded.
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Dewes
New York World
Washington
Admiral Dewey
Sehley Court of Inquiry
Admiral Sebley
War Department
Berlin
Aguinaldo
Guam
Tiong Kong Junta
America
United States
Exiniey
Gentral Land Office
United States Geological Survey
Bureso of Forestry
Bureau of Forestry
Hugerull
Ts’ Navy
Wall
Geo Tt
Sho
Jen
Ning
Saring
Senat Tegulars
del Ute
West Point
Philippines
Cuba
Porto Rico
Republic
Union
Knat
Asia
Fou Aler
Congres
St. Louis
Fostal
Postal
Isuy
Ammon
Benedics Sapla
Foxe
Kim
Walter
Ina
Congress
China
Chin
Clineke
William Wendyille Rockfill
Clina
Lesving
Temple Attractions and a Call for Aid in Imola Proclamation
Governor Yates issues a proclamation urging Imola residents to donate money medicines food and clothes for non combatants in South African prisons. The act marks official recognition of the hardships endured by poor women and children confined in British prisons and similar conditions in the area.
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Ald
Yates
Imola
United States
President's Message on McKinley Assassination and National Policy
The President outlines the nation’s response to McKinley's assassination, denounces anarchist extremism, and urges Congress to strengthen laws against anarchists, regulate trusts, protect workers, and advance immigration, currency, tariffs, the navy, army, and colonial administration including the Philippines and Cuba. He calls for a strong federated approach, promotes a canal and naval supremacy, and stresses continued expansion of commerce and forests protection.
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Gmd
Tme
Senate
Ameriqi
Congress
Department of Agriculture
Peogis Tanet
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the Warsaw Union
Warsaw
Ind
I. Bartholomew, Publisher
Lanwiched
Pittsburg
Eard
Simuel Klee
Carnegie Borough
Klee
Mrs. Rice
Mary
Toledo Tamane Society
Ion
James M. Brown
American Humane Societ
Toledy Humiane Society
Temple Attractions
Fort Wayne
Little Red School House
House of Representa
Mart
MicKinley
Buffalo
Lincoln
Garfield
Coker
McKinley
McKinles
Eus
Evers Evisis
McKintey
Retuore
Ebenp
Ixlanda
Porte Itheo
Antilles
Howeer
Delpain
Lavinda
Trent
Isthmian Canal
South America
Pacific
Gulf
Atlantic
Mocumente
Great Britain
Philipines
Elac
Abasson
Clgu Wilioins
Navy
Spain
Manlit
Sunthige
Manila
Evid Santiago
Victoria
Queen Victoria
British Empire
Rederick
Gaia
Opie
W Theodore
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