Pine Cone Bombs At Barcelona
Paris reports an anarchist plot involving five bombs sent to France by Barcelona. A pine cone device recovered near Rue de Rivoli contained two glass tubes with fulminate of mercury, later neutralized by water under expert handling.
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Paris
Rue de Rivoli
M. Chavigny
Alfonso XII
Loubet
France
Barcelonia
Vallina
Rue de Rohan
M. Chayleng
M. Peschard
Gaillon Quarters
M. Girard
Porte-Cochere
Bercy
Messrs. Moreal de Brevans
Langle Ferrier
M. Letyet
Rivoli
Rohan
Destructive Fire Hits Socorro Livery Stable and Hotel
Fire at the H. G. Mays livery stable and the Windsor hotel owned by C. T. Brown destroyed both buildings. Water mains were dry, with a damage estimate around ten thousand dollars and partial insurance. Brown plans to return to Socorro after repairs and insurance settlements.
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Socorro
H. G. Mays
Windsor Hotel
C. T. Brown
Socorro Hose Company
Lews
Brown
T. Brown
Citizen Office
Love Joins Social Star J G Stokes and Miss Roxe Pastor
Miss Roxe Harriett Pastor, a Jewish former cigar maker from Russian Poland, wed J G Stokes of the wealthy New York Stokes family at the groom’s parents’ home Noroton Connecticut. Rev Anson Phelps Stokes officiated as the couple, famed for social settlement work, plan a Europe trip and return to continue charity in tenement districts.
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Noroton
Conn
Roxe Harriett Pastor
J. G. Phelps Stokes
Stokes
New York
New York City
Anson Phelps Stokes
Miss Pastor
Russian
Poland
Cleveland
Mr. Stokes
Rivington Street
Lower East Side
Mins
Pastor
Statistician Resigns From Agriculture Dept In Washington
Chief Statistician Hyde of the Department of Agriculture has resigned his post and the resignation was accepted by Secretary Wilson. Assistant Secretary Hayes is slated to take charge of statistical work until a successor is chosen.
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Washington
Hyde
Department of Agriculture
Wilson
Hayeshiborn Cerailed
French girl pleads guilty in Emil Gendron murder case
Bertha Claiche of France admitted killing Emil Gendron in New York on July 18 claiming six years of coercion and immoral life forced by him. She was remanded for trial.
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New York
Bertha Claiche
Emil Gendron
Gendron
Fifteenth Annual Meet of International Press Clubs Opens
Detroit hosts the fifteenth annual convention of the International Association of Press Clubs. About two hundred delegates arrive from Buffalo for the opening session as Dover delegates prepare to push for the next venue. The first session focuses on preliminary work.
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Detroit
Mich
International Association of Press Clubs
Buffalo
Dover
Royal Dirty Linen Is Well Aired
Gotha July 18 Prince Philip of Saxe Coburg Gotha filed at the provisional Court 4 a petition for divorce from Princesa Laurie. The princess is the elder daughter of the Belgian king. In 1887 she eloped with an Austrian lieutenant and was later confined to an insane asylum. A Paris medical commission recently declared her sane.
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Gotha
Prince Philip
Saxe-Colture
Princesa Laurie
Louise
Paris
Heat Wave Kills in New York as 700 Ice Men Strike
The city endures extreme heat with many deaths among the poor and tenement residents. Nighttime comfort scarce as humidity rises, while Brooklyn bears a heavier burden with seven fatalities. Ambulance services strain as hospitals handle rapid, numerous calls amid a broader heat crisis.
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New York
American Lce Company
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Chicago Heat Wave Causes Prostrations and Losses
Chicago experiences record heat with thirty one people prostrated and ten deaths as a cool air briefly relieves the city before heat returns. Railroads struggle to supply ice amid ongoing extreme temperatures. New York reports intensifying heat with five deaths by noon and a 91 degree reading.
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Chicago
Chiicago
New York
Weather Bureau
Heat Wave Grips Philadelphia and Boston Regions
Daily heat wave sets a record across Philadelphia and Boston with temperatures reaching 88 to higher levels by late morning. Authorities note intense suffering among the poor as many slept on roofs overnight.
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Fladelphia
Oreaker
Heatwave sweeps Atlantic seaboard with record highs
Across Washington Baltimore and Milwaukee cities report extreme heat. Baltimore records 92 degrees with 91 percent humidity and heat related deaths. Madison and Pittsburgh see continual record heat with temperatures above 96 and forecasts of more records.
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Madison
Wis
Many Meetings At Sunday Points Central Illinois
Bloomitzon Illinois reports the opening of the first tournament of the Central Illinois Tennis Association with teams from Peoria Bloomington Jacksonville Springfield Decatur Champaign Quincy Galesburg. The event marks a busy start to regional sports activity with multiple city teams involved.
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Bloomizeton
Central Illlnois
Peoria
Bloomington
Jacksonville
Springfield
Decatur
Champaign
Quin
Galesburg
Boston
Rumor Claims Nicholas Deposed. Witte Meets Nicholas II
A sensational rumor from St Petersburg says a large faction of Zemstvo and Moscow journalists favor the deposition of Emperor Nicholas and the setting up of a regency for infant Grand Duke Nicholas Nikolaievitch. Witte conferred with the emperor at Peterhof and plans a Paris visit with Mme. Witte. In Atlantic City the seventh annual horse show opens with $5,000 in prizes. In Mexico City July 18 a holiday marks the thirty-third anniversary of Benito Juarez leader of the Mexican republic. a grand procession honors the fallen hero near San Fernando cemetery.
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Bt. Petersburg
Zemstvost
Moscow
Nicholas
Nicholas Nikolaievitch
Witte
St. Petersburg
Peterhof
Count Lamsdorff
M. Witte
Paris
Mme. Witte
Brussels
Mme
America
Atlantic City
Sossety
Inlet Park
Atlantic City Horse Show Association
City of
Mexico
Republic
Benito Jaures
San Fernando
Mustrions
Scien‘fic
Literary Societien
Gartivon
Congress
Diaz
Heat Claims Mrs. J B Rick erel at Railway Station
Mrs. J B Rick erel died today from heat while at the railway station awaiting travel to a summer resort. The incident was noted as a heat related death affecting travelers reaching across regions.
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Idacot
J.B Rickerel
Madden divorce case sizzles with turfman rumors
John E. Madden accuses his wife Anna Mogrue Madden of clandestine relations with L. V. Bell and others, alleging secret meetings, concealment of their children, and influence by her father and trainer in a Cincinnati divorce push. Attorney for Mrs. Madden dismisses the charges as unfounded.
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John E. Madden
Kentucky
Lexington
Atlantic
Pacific
Anna Mogrue Madden
Madden
Abe
Ben
Anna Megrue
Albert Simons
Laura
Mrs. Madden
L. V. Bell
New York
Bell
Eadcott
Edward
Joseph
Cincinnati
Simonses
Joseph Megrue
Mra. Madden
Megrue
Mra
Simons
Eag
Dickson
Freddie Gebard
Whitneys
Hitecooks
Enmt
Lin Long Branch
Great West in Congress in Portland July meeting
Portland prepares for the Trans Mississippi Commercial congress in August with a record turnout expected. Delegates from most states and territories to discuss Pacific coast ports gulf connections river improvements waterway projects statehood for territories and cross border cooperation with Mexico.
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Portland
Ore
Trans Mississippi
United States
Francis
Utah
Idaho
Wyoming
California
Colorado
New Mexico
Washington
Oregon
Pacific Coast
Gulf of Mexico
Territories
Mexico
Fges
Westward Trade and Infrastructure Policy Topics
The page lists topics on Western live stock interests, naval vessel production advantages for Pacific ports, expositions shaping national growth, ICC rail and water transport improvements, encouragement of home manufacturers, and the Isthiman Canal effects on commerce. It presents a catalog of policy discussions and regional development themes.
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West
Trans-Mississippi
Pacific Coast
Interstate Commerce Commission
Daily Demand by Death The Reaper
At Wee basha Minnesota a hotel fire caused by a gas tank explosion killed all persons born to death and may have more victims in the ruins. Daniel Ma lon ey fell 3000 feet in an aeroplane incident near Ray Jose California. Engineer James Clark died from injuries after a freight wreck in Rochester New York Central yards following a collision at Culver street crossing. Fireman F F Plessey and passenger George White were injured.
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Minn
Weebasha
Rochester
New York Central
James Clark
Drew
F. F. Plessey
Buffalo
George White
Pasenger
Chicago
Detroit
Culver Street
Clark
Flossey
White
Hanieer Clark
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Karl A. Spyder
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Tennis Association
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Doug Ina
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COLF
Rueild
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