England Triumphs At Olympic Trials In London Flames
The report notes England and the United States each claim two golds in a broad Olympic day at London with Britain excelling in hammer throw and sprint events. American feats include William Sheppard’s standout performance, while British athletes show strong showings in distance and relay events. The piece highlights crowd enthusiasm and mixed results for other nations, with Canada and Australia earning no medals in this segment.
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London
Eliath
Te Arena
United States
United Ingdom
India
America
Canada
Australia
New York Athletic Club
Judge Warns Jurors as Adams Murder Trial Lingers
In Cripple Creek Colorado the murder trial of Steve Adams over Arthur Cote’s death unfolds with jurors advised not to consider Pinkerton testimony. The defense charges and prosecution tactics fuel tensions as night sessions decline, six Pinkerton aides arrive, and possible new charges loom if Adams is acquitted.
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Willon
Adams
Genuri
Wells
Force Prosticusion
Pinkerton Detective Agency
Wolth
Hans
Hilton
Pinkerton
Hagg
Fillian
Wim
Stout
Shacsteford
Finkerton
Adama
James McParland
Warden Whitney
Idaho State Penitentiary
Adnos
Arthur Collins
Tider
Cripple Creek
Colo
Jimich
North American editors held under nominal bail
Four of the North American editors and three seuchanists were held on nominal bail after warrants charging criminal libel against Mayor Teyburn. A magistrate's two minute hearing saw the defendants admit the libel claim while Rudolph Blankenburg posted bail for the defendants.
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Philadelphia
Tors
Teyburn
Rudolph Blankenburg
Nubiivan
Reform Fields
Dynamiter Claudians Confesses in Gallagher Case
San Francisco reports John Claudians, a Greek youth, admits involvement in the Oakland dynamiting at Gallagher's home. He names his brother Peter as promised payee but says he was never paid. Authorities seek Peter Claudians and probe who inspired the crime.
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San Francisco
John Claudiang
Hias
Gakland
James L. Galhusher
Brikery
Etyprisim
Gilles
Peter Claudians
John Claudians
Langdon
Claudians
James Gallagher
Abratim Ruef
Sam
Gallagher
Claudiana
Peter Chaudians
Citis
Chaudians
Gillagher
Small boat capsizes drownings reported near river edge
A small boat overturned on the South Pltheal river leaving a child dead. Survivors were picked up by a passing vessel near Helena Gunem salvage crews and local authorities investigated the accident as a leading story from Willara WML.
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Journali
Willara Wml
Helena Gunem
South Pltheal River
Hill
Saiera
Ana Salle Lanneh
SAYS JAPAN IS SINCERE IN PROMISES OF PEACE
An unclear dispatch reports that Ambassador O'Brien, previously a U S envoy in Copentingen, arrives from table on the Paettle Mall. He plans a Grand Mapld Grand visit then New York, stating Japan’s statements on peace are sincere and that drift toward aggression is not desired.
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Japan
Sin Franeised
Joly i
Thomas J. O'Bren
Ameren
Paettle Mall
Hner
Soren
O'Brien
United Latex
Copentingen
Puvopt
Grand
New York
Francis
O'Bren Sahil
Nik County
Question of Cash for the Campaign Fairview details
A Chicago area audience at Fairview heard a discussion on appointing a chair and a sub committee to lead the Democratic national committee's fundraising and reform efforts. William Bryan, John Atwood, and others weighed leadership, with Atwood Flexing, and Bryan pushing for a Chicago scene for the convention. The group outlined a pledge to ban corporate and large individual contributions and require public disclosure of campaign funds.
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Fairview
Lincoln
Son
Adnes
Chicago
Daly 2
Wiliam d. Uryan
J. W. Kern
Une
Qapimitteeman
John VW. Atwood
Leavenworth
Kan
Cain Bilge
al dix
Denver
Atwaod
Bryng
Hax Ag
Tolland Elks Elect New Ruler and Officers
The Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks elected new leadership at Tolland. G. Shea of Harvard Conn led as grand exalted ruler with officers named from New York Minnesota and Indiana. The convention city was announced as Los Angeles. Membership rose to 11,39 with 2,718 suspended or expelled and 44 new ladies added, total dues collected 488,006.
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Dathus
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Rask le Holland
Lex Anlgeios
Detroit
Cheriatat
Allattast
Grand Kelgo Bneve
Tae Piladelning Mentin Grant ‘Premater Ewird Lael
Uae
Tnt
Fragmentary notice reads as government meeting adjourned again
The garbled text implies a public meeting or session that was adjourned with uncertainty about rescheduling. It mentions a named individual and possible dates but specifics are unclear due to OCR errors. The piece hints at a formal proceeding tied to a state or local authority.
Prohibition Convention Opens as Nominating Fight Builds
Delegates arrive in Memorial hall for a national prohibition convention led by Charles 13. Jones of Chicago. The pageant features a water wagon and a Mule labeled Missoury Two Thirds Dry, drawing praise from visitors. Indiana backs Judge Samuel A. Altman while other states push favorite sons. platform drafts promise restraint on liquor traffic and a temperance stance shaping the party’s approach.
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Rael
Union Station
Ats
Memorial Hall
Charles 13. Jones
Chicago
Tag National Committee
Robert P. Patcon
Minis
Charles Scanion
Duesburg
Joseph P. Tracy
Detroit
Fred T. Wheeler
California
New
Indiana
Samuel A. Altman
Artman Ja
Mystery surrounds death of young girl in Troy pond
The investigation continues into the death of a young girl found in a pond Sunday with a crushed skull and a lightly tied corset knot. Authorities have yet to uncover any motive or suspect, and no relationship ties have emerged.
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Troy
Tiny
Nurse in Montana town niece of Mr. Cleveland
In Kemthi county hospital a nurse from a Montana town is identified as the niece of former President Grover Cleveland. The note mentions a Miss Hastings and a daughter of Ana Turstines, a sister of Mr Cleveland, with a referenced sum of $2,000 connected to the event. The report is fragmented and names are partially obscured.
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Montana
MR. Cleveland
Ead
Mont
Hastings
Kemthi
Bane Nekmer
Grover Cleveland
Hnat- Jagawna
Che
Beem
Leie Dauighter
Ana Turstines
Clevotind
Grader Killed by Lightning in Bitter Root Valley
Special Dispatch reports a severe storm in Bitter Root valley near Tan Hon yesterday afternoon. George Coloma, a grader for the Bitter Root Valley development company, was struck by lightning and killed instantly while at work on the ditch near the east of town. His body was found by Asa Jenne, a local toucher, and a letter to his mother in Franklin, Tenn., was found on his person. A mule and a cow also died from the storm.
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Bitter Root Valley
Tan Hon
Chesloni
George Coloma
Hye Wien
Harotiton
Ure
Mala Rand
Asa Jenne
Tila City
Frankin
Nana
Coleman
Oman
Corvals
Pringle
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