Train Disaster At Waterloo Involving Express and Freight
A fatal wreck near Waterloo leaves two dozen injured as an express train derails on a siding colliding with a standing freight. The smoking car is demolished and several cars telescope. Train crew and passengers suffer numerous injuries with four bodies not yet identified. Local authorities and rescuers rush to the scene as witnesses describe the chaotic aftermath and ongoing recovery efforts.
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Hk Island and Pacific Railroad
Neersiwa
My Bor Linr
Mitordman Waterloo
Bana Juhas Watson Wate Too
Indehere Shell Hock Luna
Johnson Dike
Husty Lutc
Hammond
Myers
Baggageman
Wen
Hunt
Towad
Ives
Roy
Miss Taylor Freed After Hospital Release Mystery
Relatives of the president's granddaughter secure her discharge from a Belle Vue hospital ward amid unclear circumstances. Names of medical staff surface as authorities pursue how the release occurred and who was involved.
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Banting Pont
Kep
Ming Gallie
Taylor
Bellevue Hspinidta Mornay
Hanya Tae
Bt Touts de Et Mee Benjama
Manu
Dr Holmes
Body Found in Jamestown River. detay unknown
A body was found in the river near Jamestown Louisiana yesterday morning. The deceased is described as a large dark complexioned man, fully clothed, with no immediate identification. Priests from Lamana began preparations for funeral rites.
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Tye
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Damestown
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President Plans Hunt With Roow Aims at Boars Near San Antonio
Fragmented report describes a xenial plan for a presidential boar hunt near San Antonio. The account notes expected participants, including titled acquaintances, and mentions a regime oath and discussions of toleration and weapons as part of the plan.
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San Antonio
Sam Antonio
Huage
Emergency notes proposed for banks backed by bonds and collateral
A plan presented at the Pennsylvania Bankers Association by the Treasurer would let banks with at least 64 percent of capital in United States bonds issue emergency notes up to 1 percent of their bond investment. Notes would be secured by U S bonds or other collateral, guaranteed by the United States, issued at a 1 percent fee, with 70 percent value acceptance and government backing.
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Pennsylvania Bankers Association
United State
New York
Massachusetts
Wall Safeguard
Absconding Clerk Kemp May Be In Liverpool Extradition Sought
A chaotic report suggests a police clerk named Kemp may have fled to Liverpool. Officials including Inspector Boardman and state authorities consider formal extradition steps, with discussions of currency and banking implications tied to the fugitive case.
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Ryan's Son Heads Trust Plans Merger of Big Water Firms
A new trust formed by Allan A Ryan’s Ryan company aims to merge major water concerns in the country. The venture, led by Thomas & Ryan, centers on consolidating firms under a single umbrella to control vital water resources.
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Poshow
York
Tinewater Company
Mart
Giant Tre
Vmvan
Allan
Ryan Con
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FO Hess
S York
Why Earle Quits Sear Picture Show Drama
Washington tabloid details a sensational page layout about Why Earle Quits and a shocking homicide case. A husband slain wife held under arrest and a suspect shot in a mystery gripping the capital city’s crime scene. Authorities pursue blood evidence and motives as the Browning man’s portrait appears with a cloud of suspicion.
Edna May’s Husband Fined for Minor Offense
A terse local report notes Edna May’s husband was fined for a minor infraction. The brief item cites a swift settlement after a brief court appearance, with no further details on the offense or proceedings.
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Roosevelt Favored by Cities as 1904 Race Talks Begin
Report from Chicago describes Secretary Oscar Straus traveling to discuss Theodore Roosevelt’s renomination. Straus notes broad prosperity and strong Roosevelt support across cities, while hinting at opposition figures like Taft. A police court case involving an automobile incident is briefly mentioned amid the political chatter.
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Roosevelt as Procorsul Case in Higher Court
State magistrate notes previous conviction and fines but case remains unsettled. Officials plan to return after an extended delay and seek a higher court review. Local congressmen and officials are monitoring the evolving matter with hopes for resolution.
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Turnermare
Indictments Against Standard Oil and Rail Firms
Four New York grand jury indictments charge Standard Oil Company New York Central Railroad and Pennsylvania Railroad with conspiracy rebates on oil shipments from Vermont. Each count carries penalties up to 5000 or per conviction. Libreg companies face additional charges totaling 75,000. Indictments arise from an earlier federal probe.
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Tal
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Simi
Otter
French Engagement Custom Blamed By Earle For Divorce
Washington correspondent reports Earle says France's engagement custom kept him from knowing his wife before marriage. He and Mrs Earle separated to seek happiness after failed union, blaming social ritual, family interference, and public scrutiny for their marital strife.
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Predicts Massive City Fire From Skyscraper Conflagration
New York in September hears George W. Babb, head of the New York Board of Fire Underwriters, warn a vast fire could sweep the financial district as skyscrapers blaze. He fears a rooftop inferno jumping street to street, despite sprinklers, and urges legislation to cap building height and area citywide.
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Fairfield Post Office Robbery Sparks Townwide Alarm
A gang attacked the Fairfield Connecticut post office at dawn blasting the safe with nitroglycerin and stealing about 600 dollars in cash and 009 stamps. Postmaster Pickett exchanged gunfire with the raiders, the explosion woke the town, and pursuit followed toward the railroad station as residents and telegraph lines spread the news.
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