The Manhattan Sunk After Collision Off Delaware Coast
News of a disastrous collision near Fenwick Island as the Old Dominion steamship Manhattan, bound for West Point, Va, sank after colliding with the schooner Agnes Manning. At least fifteen feared dead among crew and passengers. several survivors reached shore on the Dexter, while many remain unaccounted for amid chaotic reports.
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New York
Old Dominion
Manhattan
West Point
Agnes Manning
Baltimore
Associated Press
Hiv Line Exchange
Manhattan Wea
Mpauratce
Tbe Vemvel
Philadelphia
Fenwick Island
Delaware Maryland
Delaware
Ange EN
New
Cone
Dexter
Johny
Old Dominion Line
Kogluene Hayden
Ilenny
Fenwick
Mr. Haguen
All Hands Lost at North Spit Tug Disaster
The Feros of Coeshay under Captain Janes Hill crashed on North Spit at the mouth of the Umpqua river on a return trip to Astoria. All crew and passengers died. Heavy wind and rough seas are blamed. search parties reported no bodies seen to the north.
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Feros
Coeshay
Janes Hill
North Spit
Umpqua
Astoria
Coos Bay
Jane
Sheema Jeakanil
Torbr
Montana
Mont
St—A
Serine
Hell
Crushed by Falling Roof Kills Two Paola Farmers
Near Paola Kansas farmers Counts and Julius Clarry were killed when a newly built cellar roof collapsed during a move. The roof, described as overspaced and poorly supported, toppled instantly as the pair attempted to shift the second beam. Both men left families.
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Miami County
Guanaltio
Topeka
Kan
Counts
Julius Clarry
Paola
Banker’s strange state and murder trial in two cities
A banker from the old Mexican Mortgage Bank, Jose Inglesias, died unexpectedly while a transfer to a new syndicate was due. In Advia, Missouri, Turner is on trial with cross-examinations and conflicting testimony over the murder. The Mormon investigation continues in Salt Lake City as judges weigh church influence on civil matters.
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Rock Island
Santa FE
New York
the Post
Atchison
Chicago
Leavenworth
Union Pacific
Northwestern
Hook Island
Pacific Coast
Ayer
City of Mexico
Jose Ingiesias
Mexican Mortiage Bank
Maurice Guiraud
Ingiesins
Enna
Inglesia
Ste Inglesianas
Turner
Anvadia
Lronton
Dinning
Bgar
Parner
A. J. Simpton
Mary Saeptor
Miso
Witnuse
Capeland
Lee
Ste
Asher
Tarner
Tamner
Defertatt
Sats Lake Teak
Mor
United States
Ciurch
Ciugago
Creain
Tony
Paulina Hortelo
Dr. Cronin
Carlson Cottage
Lynch
Budeobender
Hoboken
N.J
Lindville
Clark and
Michigan
State’s Attorney's Office
Sir Qualley
Mr. Forrest
State's Attorney's Office
Criminal Court
Str
Qualley
Budenbunder
Cronin
Buntenbender
Long~useker
Forrest
Pluon
Leadenvilly
Wood Arrested in Cincinnati for Forgery Case
A startling arrest in Cincinnati signals a fresh push to prosecute R. G. Wood over the ballot-box forgery allegations. Governor elect Campbell Senator Sherman and Ben Butterworth are tied to the case as Wood faces charges for allegedly forging signatures on a 1,000 contract. Bail set at 1,000. Wood proclaims innocence amid intense interest over potential developments.
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R. G. Wood
Campbell
Sherman
Ben Butterworth
Wood
H. R. Probasco
Probasco
Wool
Wibel
Willian McBider
James
EB Cammpbell
Benjamin Sterworth
Jobo “Sherman
Cox
United States
Tr.g Wood
J. B. Foraker
Adiant
Ayer & Co
Lowell, Mass
Federal Steel Directors Complete Meeting in Chavatasa
The Federal Steel company announces directors finished business in Chavatasa with J W Gates and G W Douglas remaining as a committee. The group outlined stock exchange work from旧 the old company to the Federal Steel. The firm admits competitors may be unable to challenge the Federal firm soon due to industry capacity.
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Federal Steel Company
Chavatasa
J. W. Gates
G. W. Douglas
Comeg
Federsl Steel Com
Ibis
Rumors of Cuban Revolution Prove Groundless
London dispatches and reports from Varin claim possible revolutionary activity in Cuba but lack confirmation. Observers note no definite intelligence reaching abroad and emphasize the island’s precarious political situation amid persistent but unverified chatter.
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Cuba
Losbos
London
Islland
Cabs
Varin
Strick
Havnon
Hwasa
Easton
Paris
A Cashier Disappears After Noon Lunch At Florence Bank
A cashier named Horrenshier from the Florence bank vanished after leaving for lunch at noon yesterday. No explanation or clues emerge, with reporters blocked. depositors likely to be paid from bank assets as stakeholders bear liability. A notice on the tank door hints at routine operations continuing despite the mystery.
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Horrenshier
Florence
Tie
Aidaght
Stollar
Brazil's Reorganization and Ministers in Flux
Rio de Janeiro reports the provisional government confirming imperial pensions and appointing officials who show loyalty to the new regime. Uruguayan and Argentine ministers were toasted for recognizing the republic amid a broader reshuffle in government offices and ongoing political changes across Brazil.
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Brazil
Rio
Jaserno
Lero
Ofala
Uruguay
Argentine
Republc
Remarkable San Felipe sinkhole and Coneilla valley tale
A distorted transit of tales describes the San Felipe sinkhole near Coneilla valley in East San Diego County. It notes a vast subterranean lake bed 205 feet below the Pacific surface, with salt crusts near Salton, date palms, and a native Cahuilla population, plus the Humboldt range and railway observations.
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Pacific
California
San Diego County
Southern Pacific Railroad
San Diego
San Felipe
Coneilla
Bettef Alake
NLA
Surznes Widney
United States Army
Salton
Paciflc
Jrmst
Inalo
Sulton
India
Curipus
Cobuilla
Stephen Bowers
Ventura County Natural Historycar Society
Thei
Tule Bush Muken
Humboldt Ank
Newada
Seemane
Tom
Nesty Niles
San Barnardino Ponte
Howthers Pacific
Cor
New York
Intalittle Sigua Mystery From Fragmented Text
Fragmented OCR text mentions marriage, a name pair, and grim hints of a legal or ceremonial setting. The readable phrases reference a presiding event, a greermibateant term, a wedding or betrothal context, and a possible Texas location. Readable entities include Louisiana and Renee. The rest is garbled.
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Age of
Texas Lituagy
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Myeria
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Nevada
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C. O. Page & CO
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Edward Vail & CO
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