Heat Waves Dominate Europe and America
A heat wave kills several in New York with four deaths in two hours and many prostrations. Europe reports heavy fatalities across provinces including Piedmont Alexandria and Palermo with sunstroke cases. Berlin’s record heat halts trade as schools close and 200000 flee downtown for cooler areas.
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Rome
Alexandria
Piedmont
Palermo
Sicly
Massini
Barl
Saloons Dynamited In Lola Kansas On July 10
Three West Third Street saloons in Lola were wrecked by two dynamite blasts. The Red Light Blue Front and Eagle were destroyed with $100000 estimated damage to nearby shops and windows. Injured owner J Therp is among casualties. Mayor offers reward and council to meet. Prohibition agitation cited with calls for state aid.
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Tola
Kan
West Third Street
Lola
Therp
Palace Shoe
Campbell
Burrell
Conan Ausherman
Humboldt
Hoch
Harvey Eating House Conflagration in Gallup
A major fire yesterday afternoon gutted the Harvey Eating House dining room. Fire officials battled the blaze for hours, origin unknown, with insurance details unavailable. Local departments contained the fire to the dining area due to quick response.
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Gallup
Harvey
Tax Fire Department
Fossar Insurance
Bishop Joyen of M. B. Church Reported Dying
Bishop Joyen, a Methodist bishop since 1881 and preacher since 1850, reportedly near death. He served part of his bishopric in the Evangelical mission in China and Japan, with paralytic condition at Red Rock.
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Joyen
Red Rock
Minnie
M. B
China
Japan
W. Joycr
Aasirake
Cotton leak inquiry leader vows no retreat
Washington July 10 Secretary Wijlkon said he will not back off his cotton leak investigation report. He welcomed libel actions by Mr Price and others, hoping court challenges reveal more facts. He defended the secret service report and dismissed calls to withdraw charges, insisting no further action will be taken or discussed with Price or his attorney.
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Washington, D.C
Wijlkon
Price
Gai Llers
Department of Agriculture
Amy
Secret Service
Holmes
Mr. Price
Urney
Attorney General May Prosecute Cotton Report Leak
Oyster Bay May 10 It is regarded here as unlikely that criminal prosecution may result from the investigation of the cotton report leak in the department of agriculture. While no decision to institute criminal proceedings has been reached the subject is being considered by Attorney General Moody who will later take the matter up with the president.
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Oyster Bay
Department of Agriculture
Moody
Death in the Hills: Carpio Pino Dragged by Horse
News reports the death of Carpio Pino after a Saturday ride from Cabero to Acomita in MacKinney county. Pino was thrown, his foot caught in a stirrup, and dragged along a rocky trail, leaving blood and brains along the path. his horse returned without him, prompting a search that found his mutilated body near the roadside.
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Carpio Pino
Cabero
MacKinney County
Julian Jaramillo
Pino
Acomita
Cubero
Vino
Anglo French Navies Fraternize at Brest
Brest July 1 British squadron arrived for naval festivities with Kroneh and Beltish sailors. The visit marks the first fraternizing of these navies in many years and signals strengthened Anglo French understanding.
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Brest
Posemkine Sunk by Departing Crew Mutiny Report
Roamania July 10 The announcement that the battleship Posemkine with Rear Admiral Kruger's squadron yesterday evening proves incorrect. Mutineers flooded the hold after leaving the ship, which now lies at the bottom and is not expected to be refloated until after Sevastopol.
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Kustenji
Roamania
Potemkine
Kruger
Sevastopol
Thrilling transcontinental stunt ends with Doane arrest
Walter Scott’s special train rumbled toward Albuquerque aiming for a new cross country time record while a plot to abduct Governor Otero’s son Doane and accomplices was foiled in Taos canyon. Doane was captured near Embudo and jailed in Santa Fe, later transferred to Gallup, with weapons and saddles seized as evidence in the Lyons murder case.
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Walter Scott
Santa Fe
Doane
Om Selizona
Riey
Gallup
Death Valley
California
Tenyok
Scotty
Claude Doane
Taos Canyon
Embudo
Ben Williams
Fred Pornoff
Southwest
Otero
Deane
Miguel Otero, Jr
Territorial
New Mexco
Colorado
Embude
Josa Baca
Iembude
Doan
Lyons
Coddington
McKinley County
Walter Lyons
Wolvers
Muravieff Delayed Start For Two Weeks
In official circles it is stated that Muravieff will not begin duties for two weeks. The report references his assignment to the States on July 26 aboard the North German Lloyd steamer Kaiser Wilhelm II. The fragment confirms travel plans and timing.
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Ile
L. Muraviett
Cher
Lloyd Weaner
Kaiser Wilhelm der Groswe
Boston man improves after treatment in Kansas trip
Kansas Clay Mo July 1 Thomas W Lawsus of Boston, here for treatment, shows improvement and plans to leave for Maribury Neh where he will speak tomorrow. He strained his voice while speaking in Kansas City Friday and again at Ottawa Kan the next day.
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Kansas Clay
Thomas W Lawsus
Boston
Maribury
Neh
Laws
Kansas City
Ottawa
Kan
Train Cuts Off Little Boy's Leg
Henry Chaves ten year old son of Mr and Mrs Ramon Chaves near the stock yards suffered a severe accident on the Santa Fe yards when his right leg was crushed off below the knee after slipping from a box car. Witnesses summoned an ambulance and he underwent amputation above the knee at St Joseph's hospital. He withstood the operation and began to rally though risk of blood poison remains.
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Henry Chaves
Ramon Chaves
Santa Fe
Portsmouth chosen for peace conference sessions
Washington reports that plenipotentiaries from Russia and Japan agreed to hold peace conference sessions in Portsmouth New Hampshire outside Washington. The naval yard building recently completed will host the talks, with dates to be set by authorities.
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Washington, D. C
Pierce
Russi
Japan
Portsmouth
N. H
Government Navy Yard
Fraud Order Sparks Receiver for People's United States Bank
In St Louis on July 10 Judge McElhinney appointed former Judge P Spencer as receiver for the Peoples United States bank after a fraud order by federal postal authorities. Spencer posted a $260000 bond and began actions at the bank's headquarters. The bank, organized by Edward G Lewis in 1904 with $2600000 capital, solicited most stock and deposits by mail. Secretary Swanger noted deposits across cities totaling about $1600000, with $75000 in government bonds and securities valued at $900000 from University Heights property and Tewls Publishing company.
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St. Louis
Swanger
Missouri
McElhinney
St.Louis
P. Spencer
Peoples’ United States Bank
Spencer
Edward G. Lewis
University Heights
Tewls Publishing Comepany
Japanese pursue fleeing Russians on Sakhalin Island
London May 10 dispatch from Tokio reports Japanese forces on Sakhalin Island have captured four guns and ammunition from Russian troops as they press the pursuit of retreating units.
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Ee Ream
London
Tokio
Sakhalin
Cotton advances over two dollars per bale in New York market
New York July 10 cotton prices jumped more than two dollars per bale amid reports of heavy rain damage and speculation that the June acreage figures may be underestimated. Trading was marked by high activity and excitement as buyers reacted to the weather and statistics.
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SEARS
Las Vega
New York
Yale
Bureau of Statistics
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