Wreck of the White Star steamer near Point Pelote
Casualties rise as the White Star steamer breaks apart off Point Pelote in a collision. Three men killed and several injured as freight trains and vessels collide in rough seas. Captain Murphy and mate Muller survive the wreck, with rescue efforts reported from Leanrxetox and nearby shores. Shipping losses include keel and cargo total for the vessel, with life boats deployed and survivors ferried to safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mure
Paul Petite
Sony
Tiester
Cas Dionsay
Palote
Usd
Tina
Murphy
Capress Mourpey
Aesailor
Muller
Total Aw
Tee Cumanings
Grilline Osuna
MD Keel & Cargo
Cuenoveas
Erie
Fred
New
Douthers
Unclear South American News Fragments and Events
Fragmented OCR text mentions a Hevarn Cube Beeetta event and various names and places including Paxawa Nu i The Viet time, Sroisya, Ow as Mave Chilien ap, and a reference to an unexpected champion. Includes garbled disease mention and multiple disjointed phrases with no coherent narrative or identifiable dates or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speskiaiz
Ta Peltier Bea
Cosinane Larix Data
Cadiandhians
Fbb
Pauls
Sroisya
Outrage Claims Bald Knobber Attack in Missouri
In Missouri near Bald Knobbers territory, Le G Hopkins Justice of the Peace, a victim details a late night assault. Four assailants bound him with a rope, beat him with a lash and threatened death if he remained. His wife heard the struggle as the attackers fled promising “treenty fare heute 20 get out of the vicinity.” Local officials report investigation and arrests expected as the case unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Missorat Cry
le G. Hopkins
Wil Nm Finrrien
Missouri Tier
Nimo
Itrien
Nurrisen
Winn
Tlartison
Hanly
Pnetiog
Harrlson
Blood for Blood in Euzanemiews Hardly County Vendetta
A fragmented 1920s era report details a hard fought vendetta in Hardly County. Thirteen killed in a cycle of feuding over years, including Oldham and Bell. Prosecution witnesses faced violence and several defendants were imprisoned or killed.
Fragmented OCR narrative on wartime events and diverse figures
Fragmented readable phrases describe war era themes, individuals, places, and institutions. The text mentions various persons, locales, and events with scattered notes on politics, science, and society, though many terms are garbled. The overall sense is a crowded, uncertain account of wartime life and public figures.
Agricultural debate and misapplied funds revealed in state bill
An official familiar with the state farm discusses how an agricultural appropriation was amended to remove funding from the original bill. The report highlights confusion over 26,000 dollars for cattle and a barn, 1,000 dollars for lines and shelter, and claims of misallocated resources, plus details of barn construction and equipment purchases on the farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanborn
Capil
Columbia Faily
Columbia
Laws
Prof
Jagdeutfurs
Beagd
White House Children Across Administrations Noted
Veterans recall Lincoln era children Tad and Robert Johnson’s White House years. Col. Crook recounts Tad's army dreams and the Johnsons’ lively brood, along with Grant Hayes Garfield and Arthur offspring who filled the executive mansion with activity and mischief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Tad
Johnson
Groots
Hayes
Garfield
Arthur
White House
Col. W. H. Crook
Robert
Gen. Grant
Telow
Petersburg
White Howe
Europe
Patterson
Stover
Andrew Johnson
Andrew Johnson, Jr
Belle Patterson
Anew Patterson
Lillie Stover
Sarah Stover
Andrew Stover
Robert Johnson
Tennessee
Andrew
Andrew Patterson
New York City
Tetsec
Andrew ‘Stover
Burchard Hayes
Weth Hayes
Rutherford B Mayes
Rutherford
Webb
Henese
Fannie
Scatt Hayes
Fane
Scott
Hiram Searun Uttin
Gertfeld
Harry
Jit
Molly
Alimbnm
Irving
Herry
Jim
Joerg
Hocker Wee
Aoa
Chipminsiiner
Abe
Alan
Nellie Nellje
Nelie Grant
Nelle
Alan Arthur
Princeton
Washington
Modes of Travel in Persia and Droll Anecdotes
Modes of travel in Persia are described as caravan slow and chappah rapid with riders changing horses. Farsakhs measure distances and post stations lie every four farsakhs. Post riders face danger from attacks and endure long rides across mountains, plains, forests, and wastes. The piece also recounts a Buffalo Bill show eyebrows anecdote, a prairie fire incident, and a string of unrelated ads and notices.
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Persia
Inara
Arench
Gammer
Teheran
Bastille
G. W. Benjw
Bufalo Ras
Jule Keen
Agal
Prairie Tire
Keon
Acria
New York
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SUN Wy
Point Felete
Lake Touts
South America
Chili
Yellowstone
Atlanta
Nineteds
Captain Murphy
White Star
Wheeling
Oia
Htiren
Mile
Atin
Paley Catnadlat
Jwred
Chen
Roel
Misra
Atiayea
Uae
Mardin County
Mlinois
Conrit
Lens
Lowan Bell
Oldie Honmestad
Hornbrink
Oldham
Ole Weil
Toscan St Wits
Puntitentiary
Tsidlinta
Istu Frydey
Linial
Bell
Atl
White Holt
Horpbrink
Bell' Dewtt
Jule Lamber
Aaron
Earl Shurwood
Farrel
Wiathena Ad
Hefnre
Rte
Lip
Tata Knife
Wintadeath
Blair
Berty
Fnses
Atid Joni
Eis
Ade
Aare
Wisso
Dereon
Ieee
Averita
Staben
Fda
Srakas
Tovus
Praran
Ge Viewers
Seu
Fora Matis
Bory Darul Dee Apyreprie liv
Torrteens
Che
Itor
Stateswon Me
Ken
Kelly
Fupiiahine
Ehoine
Lospo
Nov
St Paeminer
Ernisterney
Hiniystin
Aerahwa
Wight
Warmeis
Sy Gow
Coline
Betes
Mylan
Cypres
Sipte
Hell
THE
Cur Zreat Eastern
Golden Eagle
I. Gross
Cor Douglas and
Lawrence Aves
Jean Thoir
Oevine Leh
Viele
Srmnen
J. P. Allen
Wichita, Kan
Wichita
Sta
N. Main St
Beacon Block
North Market ST
Alexander& Rahn
Citizens Bank
Dams
State of
Kansas
Dirrectoes— Oeerties
Batibo
Atasuet
United States
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