Unprecedented Olympic clash ends in race void
London July 2 A tumult at the Olympic track followed a controversial finish in the 400 meter race. Carpenter of Cambridge University led early but a foul claim and a torn tape caused officials to declare the race void and order a rerun. American officials protested as spectators debated whether Carpenter or Haleewell won.
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Louisiana Town Divided Into Two Well Armed Camps
Swtidhtuy July 23 reports the town split into rival armed factions amid fears of clashes after a protestor was wounded. Foreigners and locals moved from the area as authorities warned of retaliation, with camps forming around Natuhany residents and others near Berle Aol Winely Ted.
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Train Wreck Near Livingston Slows Service
Special dispatch reports the Burlington passenger train wrecked five miles east of Livingston this afternoon. Despite high speed, no passengers were hurt. The derailment occurred when rails spread and several cars overturned. A wrecking train was dispatched to clear the scene and service may not resume before lamurrow.
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Helena presses Carnegie on citys funding for library
Helena officials argue Carnegie has not given enough for the library project. Carnegie increases his gift to 40000 but city may not accept without a plan. Mr. Carnegie has promised 20000 for buildings. debate continues on whether to proceed with library space and support.
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Standa taranayaba feud ends with a fatal conflict
In the small town of Standatara nayaba Mallogrosan a feud erupts between two groups linked to Ancapalittesd and Ways vantindd tay Leo Fomilliey. A govern contest escalates and a killing occurs leaving two major figures implicated in the aftermath.
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Mallogrosan
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Douglas 10 Refuse Democratic Chair Offer
Monument Beach Massachusetts July 23 Douglas says he is all of politics forever after retracting from a yachting trip. He denies reports he was named chairman of the Democratic National Committee and says he has not been offered the post nor plans to retire from politics. Guthrie Oklahoma July 28 Haskell considered for the Democratic national committee chair. formal announcement to follow at Chicago organizational meeting.
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Eight West Point Cadets Sent Home for Hazing
West Point New York July 21 eight cadets were sent home to await action by the secretary of war for hazing in the fourth class. Names include William T. Russet Marry Cl Weever Byron Jones Genie Chase Wilinn M Prades Spaulding Molke and Damon A Giese as third class members.
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Secretary of War
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New York
Genie Chase
Wilinn M. Prades
Almuonny
Tanae Spa
WRVAN Endorsement Sparks Stanshard Race
Unclear text notes Sonelat Vlapateh’s endorsement for Stanshard. Mentions 3000 people on Mitaalreet Aoi and political figures including Former Governor Sint, Opaton Senator Lotk, and Pred White. Details are fragmentary and cannot confirm outcomes or full context.
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Watson Assault on Bryan Speech in Macon Opera House
Thomas E. Watson addressed a large audience in the Grand Opera House in Macon Georgia, urging Georgia to give its electoral vote but offering to support Bryan if needed to defeat Taft. He attacked Bryan for his stance on Reconstruction era issues and accused him of giving Negroes comfort in the Brownsville affair.
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Paris Banker Murder Ties to Camille Remey Relative
A Paris banker killed by two servants is described as an uncle of Camille Remey. Court notes mention a 0-year sentence in Neer Lodge linked to the killing of Wasson Oliver in 1905. Records suggest the murderer framed relatives and led to suspicions about Paris connections and Canadian influence.
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Canada
Death in storm at militia camp reported
A storm at a militia camp caused a fatality as tents were left and a person identified as Chaloner was noted among casualties. The chaotic conditions followed a rough weather event impacting soldiers and camp operations. Further details were unclear due to damaged text.
Storm Kills Three Soldiers at Pennsylvania National Guard Camp
Severe electrical storm sweeps over Camp Pennsylvania in Gettysburg last night killing three troopers Burt Barber Milton Garver and Harrison and injuring 28 others. Lieutenant Colonel Lewis announced the toll and described tents flooding telegraph lines down and camp chaos as troopers and visitors sought safety amid rising winds and a flooded field hospital.
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Looking for a successor to manage the campaign
In Dirca Minnesota after James and Bheritantas chose not to stay as chairman several conferences on reorganizing the Republican campaign committee were held. This afternoon representatives Cannon Tawney of Minnesota and Loudenslager of New Jersey spent about an hour with Mr Sherman. No decision was reached.
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Because Chair is High Girl Sues for Damages in Nevada
Katherine Colle, a former employee of a brokerage company in Reno, files a suit seeking substantial damages claiming improper pay and conditions. She worked from February 2 to March 23 and alleges excessive stress and medical issues requiring five operations after her tenure.
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Lures His Aunt to Lonely Spot
A disturbing incident described as a luring event leads to a secluded location. The report emphasizes the suspect’s actions and the risk to the aunt, with authorities investigating the motive and potential charges.
Murderer Caught Near Paterson after New Jersey Murder
Auguste Eberhard, a Viennese widow killer who lured his aunt to New Jersey and shot her, was captured near Paterson New Jersey and jailed. He confessed after police pressed him, claiming motive involved a New York lover and funds for marriage. He said a conspirator helped him, who fled to the West. He planned the murder two months earlier, wrote letters to his aunt, and promised marriage to her daughter. The piece ends noting additional details and that the story continues on another page.
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President directs retrial of the Standard Oil case
President Woodrow Wilson directs Attorney General to retry the Standard Oil case after the court suggests issues with the prior judgment. The administration plans to pursue the matter with the full weight of the executive and legal teams, aiming to secure a just outcome.
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