Thaw case dominates Mad setting and legal notes
The report details ongoing Thaw court proceedings with statements from attorneys and remarks on potential trial timing. It notes a expectation that a verdict may not come before November or December, and mentions related comments by Hartridge, Gruber, and others about defense strategy and newspaper access. It also reports a separate incident in Paterson involving a borough official arrest and a homeowner’s confrontation with police.
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Hartridge
Collapse at Butte Annex Traps Guests in Debris
Amid roaring bricks and a falling wall, patrons and staff at the Butte Annex restaurant faced a deadly collapse during breakfast service. Proprietor Joy Flaherty and George Nevinork led evacuations as the Southern Hotel wing buckled, trapping diners and workers under rubble. Rescue efforts intensified as reports described walls bulging and floors tilting, with witnesses recounting chaotic scenes and near misses before the building finally gave way.
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Kalina
Butte
Qantas
Joy Flaherty
Butte Annex
George Nevinork
Bouthern
Heer Tien
Birt
Gira Doe Pliberes
Nin
Butte Annes
Shea
Flaherty
Tony Rook
van Nat
Budlis
Tie Tap Well
Huihting
Sane Sebey Miter
Aie Houthern
Coreen
Elie
Gooree
Nevins
Bloody Picnic Fatal Shooting Aboard Abell Mount Park
A festive outing in Abell Mount Park ends in a deadly clash as a state officer shoots during a riot at a picnic. One man dies from neck wound. police arrest two suspects, while chaos drives bystanders to a nearby restaurant.
Rider Thrown Meets Death in Roadside Accident
A deputy and saloon keeper were riding a horse when it bucked and threw them near town. The deputy died from a broken neck, the other rider survived with injuries. Witnesses and a coroner’s inquest described the horse unseating and the rider’s failed effort to hold on.
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Dilan
Cemats
Maceticipate
Lewee
Niles
Tong i
Xoon
Thase
Aoiile Fartier Elong
Ving
Anna Lion
Mather
Iis
Che Bey
Sarraut Improves Under Doctors Care
Reports from Paris say M. Sarraut, wounded in the crisis, continues to improve under careful medical attention. Doctors plan another examination to gauge the gravity of his injuries as cabinet ministers and officials visit. Public interest remains high as discussions about vacations and summer plans unfold among the government.
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Winisters
Mo Brisson
Theinder of Deputies
Mnmer
Teml
Appashia
Tired of Troubles Takes Death by Own Action Route
Monika Kelsey Waeler committed suicide by self harming exposure to remedies after personal troubles. She was found in Lay Angelo Sova weeks after moving from Sete Lake City where she resided at 822 West Third Street. The case involves her creditor and a metal set she refused to sell, leaving the circumstances unclear.
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Waeler
Monika Kelsey
Earholie
Osaberte
Virginko
Andie Taor
Angelo Sova
Sete Lake Chy
West Third Street
Redfern Wins Close Contest at Twin Bridges
A large crowd attended the July event in Twin Bridges for the Redfern prize contest. Despite rough conditions and several injuries, Redfern prevailed with a wild, unbroken horse ride and earned the purse.
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Redfern
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Helena
Witte Doubts What He Reads in Political Interview
An interview with Aly les Ralis Cotperpatchot discusses the authenticity of General Trepey's February interview. Witte questions why quoted answers appear altered and whether government inaction colors the reported statements. The piece notes mixed reactions among officials and a cautious stance on endorsing any specific policy proposals.
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Fiadye
Rene
Salvador and Her Foe Seek Peace in Central America
United States officials report both Guatemala and El Salvador have accepted US good offices to convene talks aimed at ending hostilities. Ambassadors in Nicaragua and Honduras relay messages stating both nations seek peaceful settlement and a conference to adjust their differences.
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Washington
Guatemala
Salvador
Ool
State Department
United States
Killed General Koslov in Peterhof Park
In Peterhof park General Koslov was shot and killed by a masked assailant using a revolver. The murderer fled, was arrested but not identified, and the case remains mysterious as Koslov had no political links. The suspect reportedly studied a photograph of Governor Vrepof before firing.
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Tandon
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Oslov
Peterlof
Tie
Knaley
Frig
Robbery at Bank Recounts Fatal Shootings on July Fifth
Report from July 5 describes a bold bank robbery where the deputy and another suspect were shot during the heist. The robbers escaped with an estimated 315000 in sugar goods and cash. Widespread confusion follows as authorities search for the remaining assailant.
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Nikohiylow Nusselt
Selacday
Wire & Telad
Ataet
Cadets organize in Saint Petersburg and sessions on government
Reports from Saint Petersburg note cadets rallying to form a union with speeches praising resistance and unity across regions. The July 1 meeting marks the first step toward local organization as the empire faces a contested ministry and impending ministerial changes.
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Almies
St. Peterburg
Cme
Bua
Wien
Rusete
Sthorta
Fe Chul
Turkestan
St. Petersburg
Empire
Goremykin
Wpwer
Council of the
Ampire
Thasa
Skyrdlet
Choukais
Black Sea
Roosevelts At Church In Oyster Bay Incident
President and Mrs Roosevelt attended morning services at Christ Church Oyster Bay. A persistent visitor, Mrs A Ja Reac, demanded seating behind the presidential pew and was refused, then placed on the opposite side of the aisle and eventually waited outside as the president departed.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Christchien
A. Ja Reac
Hves
Lrefusea
Tomarat
Mexican leaders confer on prolonging Murthroga rail project
In Mexico City on July 1 Vice President, General Manager Neelind, and allied officials travel to Guatemala City to confer with President Cabrera about extending an international rail linkage. The discussion follows a huge backlog of freight at key nodes and urgent import flows.
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Banani
Cnied
Gongles
Guster
Minster Mercy
Cabrera
Merry Batorday
Guatermla
Salvader
Mexico City
Aml
Neelind
Hols Bulle Am
Teehauntepec
Iakiia
Guatemala City
Ene Inshyaya
Dandie
Negotiations On Pelagic Sealing With Japan Progress
Reports indicate Washington hosted talks aimed at halting commercial sealing to cover pelagic species. A formal treaty is discussed with Japan and other nations, seeking a one year cessation with limited hunting for sustenance, amid price impacts and historical sealing concerns.
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Bates
Agia
Utey
Dapan
Washington
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