Vesuvius Deal Delivers Death and Devastation
A massive eruption of Mount Vesuvius devastates towns around Naples. Forty-nine killed in San Giuseppe Church collapse. Torre Annunziata and Ottaiano suffer heavy damage. Thousands flee to Naples as ash, lava, and falling buildings paralyze transport. King Victor Emmanuel and Queen Helena tour affected areas amid risk and relief efforts.
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San Guiseppe
Naples
Torre Anmonziata
Tan Leva
Nap
Rome
Castellammaro
Caserta
Mafalda
Sland
Capri
Elvan
Victor Emmanuel
Helena
Ranger
Victor
Emmanuel
Het
Mor Viglent
Pmingiaut
Remin
Aosta
S 4
Schlesswig-Holstein
Eer
Torre Annunziata
Vompeii
Ottyjano
Cazria
Scilles
Neila
Adriatic Sea
San Giorgo
Torre del Greco
Zion City turmoil threatens Dowie control and arrests
Disruption rumors swirl as Zion City faces reports of criminal charges against Overseer Wilbur Glenn Voliva and others tied to Dowie leadership. A mass meeting at Shiloh Tabernacle outlines actions as Dowie is expected to arrive amid tensions and alleged secret rooms and finances under scrutiny.
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Washington’ Po
Chicago
Zion City
Dowie
Wilbur Glenn Voliva
Volivani
Veliva
Dow
Voliva
Nower
New
Jona
Ovine
Zion
Dante
Zion Church
John
Alexander ‘Dowie
Shiloh Tabernacle
Wilbur Glenn ‘Voliva
Lion's Affairs
Votiva
Tontgi
Elijah MII
Shiloh House
Longworth Guest At Chicago Appomattox Day Dinner
Nicholas Longworth headlined a Hamilton Club banquet in Chicago to honor the forty first anniversary of Appomattox Day. Mrs. Longworth sent regrets. speech by Longworth defended American politics and Hepburn rate bill amid calls for reform and praise of public morals.
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Appomattox
Kitchin
Chicago
Ankil '9
Nicholas Longworth
Auditorium Hotel
Hamiltton Club
Long=worth
Longworth
Roosevelt
President Wood
Hamilton Club
Claude Kstein
North Carolina
John Wesley Bill
New York
Senate
Knox
Spooner
Foraker
United States
Washington
Smalls
Small & Sony
Waldorf-Astoria
Broadway
Escaping Prisoner Killed During Third Escape Attempt
Atlanta soldier Deserter Lewis Persell, held at Fort McPherson, is shot and killed during a third escape bid within four months. Persell, once in the Thirteenth Cavalry, fled Birmingham and Tallapoosa before recapture. guard Lawrence Ludlam fired when Persell disobeyed a stop command.
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Atlanta
Lewis Perselt
Fort, McPherson
Lawrence
Lam
Persell
Washington Town
Knoxville
Birmingham
Ala
McPherson
Tallapoosa
Newnan
McPherso
Port
Riley - Rit
Panama letter forthcoming from The Washington Post
Corfu April 9 The Prince and Princess of Wales return from India and are greeted by King George. The Southern Pink Coat Steeplechase features top jumpers and skilled riders. Amateur Cup for gentlemen riders and other first class events highlighted. Cream promotion and phone contact listed.
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Woodworth
Sturt
Panama
Washington Post
George
Corfu
Prince and Princess of Wales
India
King George
Peon
Henning
Tewksbury Prison Case Tangles Widow Greenhut
Detectives report ongoing legal action surrounding the widow of Louis Greenhut, with hints of her past money dealings and an arrest connected to the case. London charges linger as district attorney records efforts, while a court appearance set for April 3 looms amid bail disputes and potential new affidavits.
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Ay’ Ji Suondsh
London
Tewksbury
Greenhut
Grucby Faience and Wheatley Pottery Auction Notice
Fragment reads about an auction or listing for Grucby Faience and Wheatley pottery with mentions of gentlemen riders and an Amateur Cup. The text is garbled but suggests a sale or exhibition context with racing or riding references and eligibility notes for riders.
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Wheatley
Pottery
Orning
Aire Abth
Lover Driven Crazy by Love for Maude Adams
Delbert Gottleib, a 38 year old stage electrician, fell in love with actress Maude Adams while backstage at the Empire Wheater in New York performing Peter Pan. He walked into Bellevue Hospital seeking insanity treatment after confessing his unrequited passion, was restrained as a danger to others, and later held for court after the police were alerted.
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Théu
Tie Yoteano
Santa Anas Cercola
Somma
Vesuviana
Ana Bi Sulle
Atho
Sat
Naples
Maude Adams
York
Morris ‘Gottleib
Bellevue Hospital
Empire Wheater
Dess
Barrie
Ayen Delbert
Beltevie Hospital
Gregory
Gottleb
Gottleib
Mark
Hat
Hileth
York ¥Lice
Mayo
Coroner to Probe Death of Blanche Turner Dennin
Coroner Brady will investigate the death of Blanche Turner Dennis, 21, wife of Hugh C Dennis of St Louis. Dennis's plans and connections are probed as witnesses including Drs. Morris Hubbard AY and William Tod Helmuth are subpoenaed. Hope Scher, a close friend, will not be summoned to the inquest.
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Brady
Morris Hubbard
Wiliam Tod
Helmuth
Nilipson
TabSe
Yast
Blanche Turner Dennig
Swidew
Hugh C.dennis
Et Louis
Dénnis
Mar ‘Seilles
Poning
Stepoénas
Dennis
Irlénd
Hope Scher
St. _ George
Staten. Island
Bince
Strah
Anata H.lee
Equitable ‘Life
Brn
Shrady
Sacky
Former Preacher In Toils Held On Bigamy Charge
A former preacher and his wife, married in Los Angeles, were jailed on a bigamy charge. Judge Pierce set bail at 1500 dollars. A preliminary hearing was scheduled, and both were remanded to jail.
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W Fe
Los A Angeles
Ware
Gudge ‘Pierce
Gay
Theis
Bullet halts murderer strikes nephew and neighbor
A gunman last night shot and killed his nephew J T Hinson and seriously wounded a neighbor and a boy. L McKneeley brought down the assailant, and the amputation of Mr. Putnam’s arm was necessary. The victim’s condition is not believed fatal.
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L. McKneeley
Apert Seroy
Murder mystery shoes tied to Hoboken murder case
Hoboken police think a tramp who sold a pair of shoes to a saloon patron for 50 cents may hold the clue to the unidentified man found unconscious on railroad tracks and later died at St Mary’s Hospital. Detectives recovered the shoes, matching the victim’s feet, suggesting they were taken from the victim.
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Hoboken
St. Mary's Hospital
Ted
MISS EVA BOOTH III Information on Salvation Army Commander Refused
Miss Eva Booth commander of the Salvation Army of the United States, was suddenly taken ill on a Harlembound train en route from Chappaqua to Detroit. At West Mount Vernon she was removed to the home of G Reinhardson, where Dr Weiss was summoned. Officials refused to disclose her condition though admitted slight improvement.
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Salvation ‘Army
Panama Railroad Run Smoothly Amid Congestion Claims
The Panama Railroad is operating efficiently with new tracks, locomotives, and cars. Officials dispute Senate testimony alleging freight congestion, noting real storage and docking capacity at Colon and Panama ports, and that ships like the City of Para unload ahead of schedule without hindering rail traffic.
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Steff
Washington Pott
Colon
Panama
Panama Railroad
Isthmian Canal Commission
United States
Pittsburg
Jimiva
Harrisburg
New York
Senate Committee On Interoceanic Canals
Schwerin
Pacific Mall Steamship Company
Shonts
Stevens
W. G Berd
Pacific
San Francisco
Pacific Mail
City of
Para
Acoton
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San Giorgio
Cremona
Portico
Hesina
Torre del Green
Torre Annanvia
Vesuvian
Almay
Wentlemen
Spommagesuviana
Torre Anouiats
Castellammare
Boncotre
Observatory Station
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Union Trust
LION
Little Rock
Ark
Dowdle
Gladstone Dowie
Tonigne
Folive
Shilo House
America
California
Mystic Strine Highmage
Londworth
H. Kramer
MEP
South
Claudé Huens Caraling
Oka Nan
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Sion
Unian- Depot
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