Insurgents seize arsenal in Guatemalan conflict
Dispatches from Burxos Avens and Losson report Generals Cam pos and Arrodontis leading insurgent forces with five military and two citizen battalions and a cadet corps. Government controls seven battalions and seeks reinforcements from Zaragoza as fighting rages in Palermo Plaza. Reports say the populace supports the revolution amid heavy destruction and a neutral navy.
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Losnes
Times
Buenos Ayres
Palermo
Plaza la Valle
Government House
National Guard
Nicola’ Orale
de Vills
Salvador
Guatemala
Senate Week Sees Tariff Debate and Various Bills
Washington July 2 The tariff dominates Senate plans for the week as Democratic members of the committee on Guinea push speeches against the pending bill and Carlisle is expected to speak Monday. Votes on revenue marine transfer to the navy and river and harbor bill action are anticipated amid other routine business. Virginia and South Carolina contested election cases also move forward if time allows. Delware drought devastates crops as rains fail for two months halting peach and grain yields. farmers face financial strain amid declining orchard outputs and pasture losses.
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Washrnaton
Committee On
Guinea
Carlisle
Dave
Revenue Marine
Treasury
Navy Department
House
Agricult Rural
Elections Committee
Virginia
South Carolina
Delaware
Mizyorn
Del
Egypt
Thors
Youthful Electrician Aims at Electric Steamboat Propeller
Catenco Illinois July 26 report a young Chicago electrician, L. L. Summers, barely out of his teens, working on an electric steamboat propeller driven by a storage battery and charged by a second invented battery. Electricians who have seen the model hail his fortune and fame in the little ship. Summers began under his father, Professor C. H. Summers, electrical engineer with Western Union.
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Catenco
Ill
Chicago
L. L. Summers
Young Summers
Profmesor C. H. Summers
Western Union Telegraph Company
Burissell Farewell and Catholic Church Rift Report
Proceedings from New York July 27 recount Rev. Dr. Burissell’s farewell to Epiphany Church marking his removal by Rome over conflicts with Archbishop Corrigan. He defended his priestly duty and asked congregants for prayers while denying wrongdoing. The report also highlights Virginia State Fair optimism, candidate announcements, and Swedish interment arrangements, with notes on women temperance assembly speakers and World’s Fair division plans.
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Pricet
New York
Burtsell
Church of Epiphany
College of the Propaganda
Rome
Corrigan
Ericason
Ericcsson
Louis F. Hallane
Washington
Oscar
Blood at a barbecue and mob violence in the South
July 27 reports from Brouncaim Alabama and surrounding towns detail a political barbecue fight over speaking order. Shots were fired injuring several, including T L Long, with two fingers broken. Also covered are a Raleigh area crime and a Mississippi shooting tied to political tensions and a man killed in a local feud.
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Brouncaim
Ala
Day’s Gap
Walker County
T.L. Long
B. M. Long
Bankhead
Fon. B. M. Long
W. E. Waugh
Congress
T. L. Long
Horrible accident kills Denver woman under freight train
Denver July 27 A woman named Mrs. Russell was crushed beneath the wheels of a freight train while attempting to crawl under cars to reach water. Her husband rushed to pull her free but she died in his arms after a brief, distressed vigil. She left three children.
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Farwell
Harwell Porter
Burwell
Greenville
Syaman
Manents
Tenn
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Bill Filliken
Wolf River
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Pilliken
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Onl
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Joseph J. Stiliman
Stillwasa
Fiske
Grand Central Hotel
Stillman
John Green
Berkley
Wilt Clyburn
Rachel Cate
Lancaster
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Col
Fort Worth Road
A. Russell
Russell
Wasuville
Doydeville
Weakley County
McGuire
Childran
Manxsro
Cal
Ripon
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Warren
G. W. Masters
George
Ontario
Hawrison
Ont
Hear
Banwisan
Atetquerque
N. M
Yesterde
Tustle and Collicien
Savita Fe
Canton
Glorietta
Bobwean
Confessed Murder Solves Thirty Years Old Mystery
Boston liquor dealer Martin vanished after December 3, 1850, his body never found. On his deathbed, dying tramp Tip McLaughlin allegedly confessed to Martin’s murder and disposal over the Charleston bridge, detailing a western crime career and his Boston ties. Documented by Edward Callahan, the tale links a brutal, long-unsolved case to McLaughlin’s dying admission.
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Boston
Janos Martin
Charleston
Edward Callahan
Martin
Cullahan
New Mexico
Central Pacific Railroad Company
Tip” McLaughlin
Callshat
West
Tip’ McLaughlin
Tip
Sacramento
McLaughlin
Petty
San Fransisco
California
Draw
Tudors Wharf
Marin
McLoughlin
Maine
Horn
Huston
Marlin
Negro political division in South Carolina sparks debate
The New South, a leading Black-run paper, argues whites must stay divided as Democrats split and colored voters gain leverage. It predicts an eventual equal shift in state power and urges prudence, while noting shifting editorial stances toward Black enfranchisement and party realignments.
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Cocusxara
8. C
New South
Lringaga
Tillmar Aed
News and Courier
Necro
Tat
Journal
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