Plot to rise in Cuba sparks US alarm and local unrest
A chaotic, heavily garbled report describes an planned uprising in Cuba with mentions of American occupation, leaders, and expected actions on July 12. It notes security measures, alleged American planting of mines, and tensions involving Havana officials and local patriots amid rumors of violence and suppression. Fifty workers reportedly suffocated in a sulfur mine disaster in Gironll on July 21.
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Orient
Mayvernay Magoon
United States
Cuba
Alexander
Layand
Cistiiin
Havana
Aneregsert
Arma
oFithe
Wrimumitton
Ward Wootine
One Revrinies
Sartiexeo
General Camaheha
San Tanta
Srushipe Smith
Dean Garelson
Nive
Theos
Great Cloudburst Ravages East Butte Area
A fierce cloudburst swept East Butte causing severe flooding and damage. Homes and businesses flooded, streets washed out, and residents evacuated as water and debris surged through Canyon Park and Park Road. Miners and travelers reported near drowning while emergency crews worked to restore power and clear the debris, with one saloon and multiple gardens severely damaged. Damages extended to utilities, with reports of overturned rails and washed-out infrastructure. Continued updates expected on recovery and safety measures.
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Park Canyon
Great Northern
Tarangh Park Canyon
MO Ut Park Wis
Tolummie
J. KR. Whitton
Reson
Pittsnell
Robert Davis Dies On Stage A Youthful Actor
Robert Davis aged 23 collapsed while performing a juvenile role during a Sudok company matinee at a Chicago theater. Doctors attributed death to heart disease after he fell forward in the wings as his partner Miss Morris assisted. Wife Mrs Davis, a professional woman, rushed from backstage and a coroner's inquest will determine further details.
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Thivig
Marty Furlow
Davis
L. Trentck
Miss Moreis
Aly
Sattar
Sutton
Liecey Tavlow
Mae
Filtton
Renick
Ninwoe
Sari
Ellis
Sun
Barlow
Ae Cow
Tae Walsh
Giffin
Stevens
James Robart Davis
Chicago
Aly Xeure
Bern
Tavla
Davia
Onne
Colorado
Shocking Deed Of Crazy Man Ended In Tragedy
Wantra Mek. day th Henry Seutrheon a man about 40 lived near the village. He attacked his wife Polly and killed her with a weapon after a family feud. Henry McClellan, armed with a shotgun, confronted Seutheen and warned him. Seutheen was mortally wounded and did not recover the threat to his wife. The Scutchenn farm had long been troubled by the feud and violence in the household.
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Clark Hore
Severn
Parkewagon
Apan
Aires
Daney Dick
Bayty
Fred Sant
Therm
Henry Seutrheon
Ann
Henry Soutchenn
Polly Sul Tciteon
Soutchicon
Georgr Anning
Seutcheon
Scutchenn
Excupe
Doad
Tossy
Seutchtan
Blaxem
Bla
Ie Red
Ile Hen
Henry McGlellan
MrCietkar
Ielo
Seutheen
McClellan
Ongaiin
Meath Protests Reported In St Louth July 2
VPRONTEANIGNS IN ST LOUTH AL Boul July 2 One Meath and fies proateations Were reported the nicht a cansel by the heal Two of those preotrate are not expected to Mya Thin thermomontoe registerod 92 dade in the afternoon.
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Meath
Fies
Judge McComas Takes A Wife In Public Notice
A misspelled historic notice reports Judge McComas marrying Abe Ciky in a ceremony aboard a ship near the Adriatic. The couple travels to the Adriatic for a summer wedding, with Abe’s parentage noted and nine children mentioned. Relatives include Harrison of Virginia and a Taaiavis court official.
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Foramen
Bey
Tpi Mitr
Taaiavis
Culdullinn Harrison
Virginht
Siers
New York
LInemans Strike Settled Near as Talks Progress
In July 21 report, union leaders say wage and contract terms with Montana and regional telephone companies near a settlement. Interunion vice president M J Sullivan conveyed terms to companies. talks aim to resume service in Butte and surrounding areas within a few days. Negotiations centered on operator union issues and possible expulsion of a member to clear the path for rapid restoration of service.
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Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone
Agreentanl
Louay
Come
M. J. Sullivan
Anton Aid Mus
Lo Macy
Montana
Idal Utth
Wyomig
Alexander Tairgrieve
Bhy
Montana Federation of Labor
Butte
Yesterdy
Bisye
Armstrong
Tenner
Thirty-One Killed In Detroit Crash Report
The text reports one of the city’s worst wrecks with thirty-one killed and many seriously injured. It notes 61 insurers at home and 42 brought to hospitals for treatment. Mayor Gilly Hoye estimates heavy casualties, with one in sixteen residents affected as the city endures the tragedy.
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Cobleton
Balen
Uangey
Gripf
Detroit
Gilly Hoye Uo
Train wreck near Nero Fody kills two on Marquette line
Mitch Sebewalny reports a deadly rail accident as two trains collided near Nero Fody. Victims Albert J. Welty, conductor, and O'Leary, residents of Saginaw, died in the overturned tender. Casualty details and local reactions follow.
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Sebewalny
Mitch
Tuy
Nero Fody
Albert J. Welly
Distress on Ocean Liner Kader Wilhelm as It Sinks
Bremerhaven report says the North German Lloyd steamer Kader Wilhelm suddenly listed and flooded bunkers and boiler rooms after an open cul-noria leak. Pumps were activated, water ingress stopped, but ship remained grounded and unable to sail for several days as arrangements shift passengers to other tiers.
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Bremerhaven
Formany
Etetsore
Seysia
Young Woman Drowned Under Sad Circumstances
Miss Ruth Ladwidge, 18, of Sun Washington, drowned in Merrimac rapid while canoeing with Miss Olive Winenow, 19, and others. The party was nearing shore when the craft capsized. life-saving attempts failed.
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Louis
Ruth Ladwipge
Sun Washington
Merrimac
Lets
Teday
Gornscryl
Olive Winenow
Edna
Wells Avenue
New Buildings Boom Billings Large Masokic Temple
Billings sees rapid construction with a large masokic temple planned, plus ongoing work on an opera house, hotel expansion, and a new church. The revival of temple building and other structures signals significant growth in the city’s business and cultural scene.
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Willies
Billings
Dalida Dover
Fundati
Cartel
A. L. Babcock
Sevrywent
Ani Hw
Earl Daly
Koreans Fight to Last Ditch as Desperation Rises
An article reports on Korean resistance amid Japanese pressure, citing expert Mr. Hurlburt who warns against brutal suppression. He notes Koreans will endure while urging more decisive action to avoid decisive, long-lasting conflict in Seoul and beyond.
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Unetbert
Koren
Korea
Hurlburt
America
Seoul
Jagan
Rome
Mr. Hyribid
Uhry
Japan
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