Turmoil in Curacao as Venezuelan consul attacked
Riots erupted in Willemstad Curacao as protesters opposed to President Castro attacked the Venezuelan consul’s residence and nearby embassy. A mob of about 1000 gathered, broke doors, forced the consul to post guards, and damaged the German embassy while police and troops struggled to restore order.
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Venezuela
Dutch West Indies
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Counul
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Ousor Teoana
Trial of Korean to Begin Today
Trial of a Korean defendant starts today in San Francisco county court. Prosecutors outline charges and seek swift resolution as defense argues for due process and access to evidence. Local observers expect a high profile case with potential international implications.
Diplomatic envoy Stevens slain in ferryyard attack case
In San Francisco a court opens tomorrow for the trial of Chang Ching a Korean national charged in the fatal shooting of Durham White Stevens a longtime American adviser to the Korean emperor. The incident occurred as Stevens neared a ferry as he headed to Washington. Chung and accomplices reportedly planned the assault to influence Korea Japan relations with funds raised by Koreans in the United States and Korea. Stevens long served in roles connected to Tokyo and Seoul including adviser to the Korean emperor and counselor to the Japanese government.
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Nat Lang
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Tokio
Foreign Office
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Jegnut
St Paul Road Time Card Issued for Special Dispatch
A new time card for the St Paul Road becomes effective immediately, detailing daily departures from the camp, with variations for Sundays and holidays. It lists routes, data on No 7, and cautions about cancellations and daily schedules for Mink City bound service.
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Atilea
Sandi
Tama
Aalie
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Blood clot on brain murder suspect tied to Kansas man
Denver reports 24 year old Jomins Hogue of Neodoshy Kansas died at county hospital after a brain clot was found following a beating incident. Investigators believe the death may be murder. Evidence included bank deposits and other items found on the deceased. Lead from Metropolitan Banknotes and a wife’s statement are mentioned in preliminary details.
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Colo
Jomins Hogue
Neodoshy
Kan
Wis Fond
Joan
Hospitil
Aod
Meath
Kiasas Hanks
Metropaditan Bukane Vyrust Company
Tans Angeled
Lele
Dunedtion Clos
Hearst
Thomas L. Hisgen
Massachusetts
W. H W. Howard
Wiabama
Indigta
Charles F
Neal
Mra
John Templeraves
Georgia
Howard Taylor
Chicago
Charles A. Walsh
Democratic Party
Hearat Set Deel
President anxious to help in reception to athletes
An unclear report describes the president eager to assist in welcoming athletes at a reception. The text mentions various people and places with garbled wording, referencing Susans Nil and the CHR Vydacopnt, villages TL ba, and possible connections to American athletes and a public event.
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Preston
Tie Tawe Bhp Tanning Cava
New Ottoman constitution promises liberty and press freedom
Constantinople May 26 reports outline principal points of the new constitution granting liberty, trial by consent, religious toleration, free press, equality before the law, and property security. It sets a bicameral assembly with senators appointed for distinguished service and a parliament to be convoked later amid amnesty uncertainties. Newspapers celebrate. mutinous offenders’ fate unclear. The Second and Third Army corps cooperate in Macedonia until amnesty is proclaimed. Clericals back the movement. officials expect continued dismissal and reform.
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General Assembly
Yesuilan
Second Army Corps
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Macedont
Automobile overturns six miles from Port Henry killing two men
In a Port Henry area accident Saturday night an automobile overturned six miles east of Port Henry killing J. Dodge of Malta and Mrs Lockwade Teid of Port Henry. Tina of Syracuse survived, thrown from the wreck and escaped. The car, owned by Dodge, plunged into a brook and burned beyond recognition, with a fire burning the vehicle after the crash.
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Pusburg N.Y
Dead man found in river with stone tied to neck
New York officers report a corpse recovered from the river wearing a cape and glove wrapped stone tied to the neck. Police suspect foul play and note a possible murder motive linked to a local mystery as they examine the victim, described as an apparent Milan native.
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New York
Merodium
Fractured OCR Item On Sailor Shipboard Scene
A garbled OCR fragment describes a maritime event with references to sails and a patrol or crew. The text is incomplete but implies a disrupted or damaged action at sea involving a ship and crew, with unclear timing or location.
International experts to study mine disaster prevention
Washington will host three national experts from Great Britain Germany and Belgium invited by the US government to study mine disaster prevention and coal mining conditions. They will visit New York Pittsburg and Pennsylvania fields to observe accident prevention programs and mine operation practices.
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United States
Great Britain
Germany
Belgium
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State Department
Ar Gantain Desborough
Home Office
Marr Meisner
Victor Watteyne
Belgi
New York
Pittsburg
Gealorieal Survey
Pennsylvania
Pennelvania
Ilinois
Wyoming
Colorado
Alabama
West Virginia
Onin
Lightning Kills Man in Ay Feld In Atnn
A severe thunderstorm event ends with a man fatally struck and local reports describe the shock and immediate aftermath. Eyewitnesses recount the bolt’s impact in a rural setting as authorities begin investigations and the community reacts to the fatal lightning accident.
River levee break causes large property loss in Attlach
In Attlach California on July 36 a river levee collapsed washing away a barn and flooding 4000 acres. The event destroyed homes and crops with 800 people displaced, while 200 feet of barrier gave way damaging nearby properties and prompting emergency measures.
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Earl Grey Praises Fairbanks Speech At Quebec Centenary
London hears Earl Grey the governor general of cibiadi note to the Earl of Crewe secretary of state for the colonies on the centenary founding of Quebec. He reports the vce president of the United Sheten and the crown envoy voiced friendship and goodwill. Grey also cites satisfaction at the presence of American detachments.
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London
Bark Grey
Cibiadi
Iomehab
Earl of Crewe
Quebec
Vce
United Sheten
Primer
Will
Una
Hart Grey
Hye
Banner removal planned in Lincoln for Bryan notice
Lincoln July 28 concerns grow over a banner declaring Taft will carry Nebraska hung over Main Street. The sign, once burned and damaged, has been rehung amid calls to remove it on Bryan's notification day to keep visitors from seeing it. Republican and Democratic factions discuss removal, with plans for a 2 pm platform notice at the state capitol and a monster parade through downtown to Fairview after the ceremony.
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Chicago
Willbing Jennings Dryey
Auditerhiny Annnex
Frank H.hiteedek
Republican Onion Committee
Bevan
Twendieth Street
Indiana Avenue
Acerman
John A. Morrigan
Democratic National
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Lincoln Democrate
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Boone
Taft
Nebraska
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Chairtian Hayward
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Fairview
Late returns in Texas do not change results
Partial returns from the Democratic primary election yesterday show fewer than half the votes counted, with Governor Wells and Attorney General Davidson leading in West. Officials expect final totals after all returns are in to determine the outcome.
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Thevldson
Southern Roads Restraining Rate Increases Faces Hearing
The Southern Roads case before Judge Speer in Une County concerns restraining railroad rate hikes across the region. Atlantic Covix and other lines are cited as potential carriers likely to be affected, with hearings set for early July in Mt Aley and Mt. Alryy. Initial projections show shipper costs rising from 60,000 to 1,009,000 dollars as the Interstate Commerce Commission weighs an injunction.
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Shu Grocery Company
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Die Shite
Judge Speer
Bunter Coq
Mt Alryy
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