Local Fire and Theft Rampage Shocks Lake Town
A chaotic fire and theft spree near Lake House and Forest Street injures five people, with one fatality reported in retail and street incidents. Names include Charles Datisson and Lenhman, while Sibley Worn is linked to stolen goods. chaos spills onto nearby avenues as police investigate. The report also notes labor unrest, a cafe robbery, and a bank charter for Crestline Ohio with capital of $50,000.
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Luke
Cape
Charles Datierson
Phe
Aurim Lenhman
Dayul Baker
Thomasy O'Brien
Bet
Trubert Potter
Frank Mera
Crestitae
First National Bank of
Crestline
Ohio
Settle Family Troubles Involving Indian Agency Debt
Fragmented OCR reveals disputes over agency duties and debt settlements. References to Washington payments, Indian Agency tasks, and local officials hint at trials over grants, receipts, and substitutions in Wisconsin. Names are garbled. main point concerns agency finances and family settlement actions.
Earthquake Shakes Kansas and Atlantic News Recount
A Kansas tremor near Kingman and Pratt spurred alarm with light damage. Reports describe aftershocks, farm disruptions, and residents reacting as far as Wellington and Wichita. Separate items note Volcanic and political context, including charity subscriptions and a factory blaze in St Louis with extensive losses.
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Wichita Runldeata
Bryan Larry Morag
Sheck
Ube
Lis
Velephone
Kan
Pratt and
Kingman
Obi
Perth
Arhunrad
Bubble bursts on vast enterprise empire collapse
A garbled report details the collapse of a large development company with a long staff list and scattered offices. It notes stock sells at one dollar, a hotel incident, and growing trouble in Philadelphia. Missing funds and a burst bubble trigger shareholder concerns across the firm.
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Miu
Eat
Teomsne
Dnoagineat Bbs
Lcwanl
Levester T. Miverett
Methommre
Henjanin Butterworth
United State
EL de Gayvor
Manhattan “1
Columbia
Airship You Saw Last Summer Sparks Maxim Claim
The article reports on Hiram S. Maxim and his airship Inderal, claimed to be near navigation feasibility after cross continental travel. It details the craft’s design, propulsion, weight, and voyage plans, naming the Atlantic and Pacific Aero Navigation Company and executives C. A Smith and M A Terry, with a Klondike trip planned. It also covers postal lottery enforcement and other varied items such as shipping and market quotes.
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U.S
Maxim
New Kennington
Hiram S. Maxim
Temver Chase
St Laws
Crus Alia
Maaim
Atlantic and
Pa Ene Aero] Navigation Company
C. A Smith
M A Terry
San Francicn
Klondike
Congress Opens With Quiet Ceremony as Sessions Begin
Washington reports the regular session opening amid a sober ceremony. President McKinley attends after visiting his ailing mother, while Congress organizes committees and prepares early measures including bankruptcy and tariff-related bills. Debate centers on Cuba Spain policy, annexation prospects, and potential constitutional questions impacting the year’s work.
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Washington
Congress
McKinley
Manberi
Hevear
Huung
Senate
Aneston
Card
Wesady
Neel
House
Appropriations Committee
Cannon
Judiciary Committee
Owen
India
Senaters
Hawa
Stars and Stripes
Nenc
Pagt
Spain
Cuba
Comptroller Reviews National Banks and Currency Notes
The annual report by James H. Comptroller of the Currency ends 31, 1807, opening with a history of the present currency system. It urges amendments to note laws, notes the stability and costs of note issuance, and discusses bank capital, reserves, and the need to reform examiner salaries. The report covers national banks, note circulation, interest costs, and per capita monetary measures, plus a dubious final note on a separate attempted homicide.
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James H
Congress
Isvernn
Ieee
Phas Bay
United States
Tre Sire
United Srates
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Roliro Wo
Bio
Hamypten
Bellen
Renton
New York
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Muetind
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Patel
Marth
Niles Turney
Cryhecon
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Gatten
Poe
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Wisconsin
Lee Petia
Kansas
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Silva
Amas
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Columile
Elizabeth Tavingston
Flower
John FE. Mitchell
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Fo O O. Lawyer & Co
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Young McKinnee Printing Companys
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Woren
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Ora
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Walter Bowtie Ted
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Thorn
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Woestminster
Jan Ohm Lagnarer
Josep Pwolttle
Parma
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BIG Company
Yukon Gold Mining and Development Concern
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J. Edward Addiche
Literprise
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Ray Hae
Sis-Len
California
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Hinman
University of California
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Thamaon
Helgtium
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Routt County
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Thompson
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Northwestern Straw Works
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Aerial Navigation
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Mediterranean
Linetenalogical Department
Tituarille Traction Company
Titusrille
William Tehnan
Mary McKinney
Cripple, Creek
Cole
Soldiers
Patrick Carr
Soldiers’ Home
Leavenworth
Taps
China
Peking
Victin
Pareala
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Grand Inliners Railway
Sisters’ Hospital
T Joseph, Mo
Dore Clay
Dora May
Gan
Cassius M Clay
Kentucky
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Chinien Creamery
Cincinnati
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Toledo
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Western
Congress AT Work
Acton
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Eckels
Salvage Belderback
Duglestons Md
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