Anarchists in Paterson Defend Humbert Killing
A Paterson New Jersey meeting of anarchists defended the killing of King Humbert I. Ernesta Cravella, 21, said the monarchs are inhuman and vowed to pursue a republic. The group warned rulers and officials in the United States and Italy of possible further action if they fail to reform.
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New York
Paterson
N. J
Hymbert
Ernesta Cravella
Bress
Humbert
Breggs
Nicholas
Russia
Italy
Cloudburst in Arizona Claims Prospector Lives
A cloudburst along canyons and valleys near the Verde River floods banks and camps in Arizona. Two men, J B Jacobson and a partner likely named Williams from Iowa, drown while attempting to save their horse and outfit. Hailstorms rattle between Pima and Prescott as the storm swells irrigation canals.
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Canone
Phoenix
Arizona
Canons
Verde
J. B. Jacobson
Williams
Lowa
Pima
Prescott
Conger Reports All Safe and Well From Ching
American minister confirms two cablegrams from Ching July 27 and July 30. Messages state no firing since July 36 by agreement, provisions and ammunition intact, Daggett reports Daggett also notes arrival of the Flintshire on July 27 and casualties among Ninwi Infantry and medical staff amid unloading delays.
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Washington
War Department
Ching
Flintshire
Daggett
Towne in Lincoln Talks Candidacy and Possible Withdrawal
Charles A. Towne visited Lincoln for a conference with Bryan and told reporters he had a statement to make about his candidacy or possible withdrawal. He indicated the announcement was premature and noted a Nevada trip precedes any decision. Towne predicted a 25 000 majority for Bryan in Nebraska and reelection prospects for Lind in Minnesota.
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Lincoln
Neb
Charles A. Towne
Tancoln
Bryan
Towa Cane
Nevada
Perfect Foxou
Southern Pacific Railway
Gov. Lind
Minnesota
Nebraska
Poynter
Advance on Pekin Dominates British Dispatches
London reports say Commander Purcell moved to action in Ghina and aimed at Pekin with allies. Parliamentary Secretary Broderick noted the dispute with Gen Alfred Guxnier, British forces commander, seeking immediate Pekin entry and allied cooperation. Miners wage rise 10 percent in Huntington and elsewhere as coal output runs at full capacity to meet orders. A kerosene accident in Austin, Texas destroys Theodore Huckenvarry home. Dackenburg and wife fatally burned, property loss about 60000. In Wyoming a contractor’s man killed in a shaft cage accident. New York hosts the Baseball Players Protective Association formation with bylaws adopted and 100 players attending.
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Purcell
London
Howe of Commons
Suesday
Furiiga
Broderick
Sir Alfred Guxnier
Ghina
Athog
Il- Vallow'ea Pekin
Train wreck near Milwaukee Junction kills one injures many
A Buffain Bill wild west show train collided with a Grand Trunk freight near Milwaukee Junction just before daylight Monday. A sleeping car holding about forty passengers was crushed. one guard died and several others were seriously injured, with most victims expected to recover.
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Detroit
Miah
Milwaukee Junction
Trans
Michigan Central
Grand Maven
Milwaukee
Grand Trunk
Buffalo Bil
Woett
Streets Car Accident Leaves One Dead Ten Injured in Toledo
A Toledo street car crash late Sunday night injured ten people, with one dead and several in serious condition. Investigators suspect a lightning strike damaged a circuit, causing an electrical short and fuse blowout as passengers were tossed into the street amid smoke and screams.
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Toledo
Ohio
Gun Goes Off Too Soon At Milneis Encampment
Ten persons injured and two fatally by premature discharge of an evening gun at Camp Lincoln national guard encampment near SuTelock. Cause traced to a lit cigarette igniting spilled powder after a broken bag. Victims include William May August Blumenhost and Fred Egbert.
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Milneis
National Guard
Camp Lincoln
SuTelock
Market Quotes From Sioux City Cattle and Grain Prices
An OCR fragment lists prices and grades for cattle, sheep, wheat, corn, oats, rye, butter, and creamery products. It references St Louis cattle quotes, No. 2 and No. 3 grain classifications, and various regional price ranges, with frequent abbreviations and misreads.
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Sioux City
St. Louis
Howe
Javon
Cotinwal
New York
Levens
King Humbert II Shot At Public Distribution of Prizes
Angelo Bressi, a Tuscan miner, fatally shoots King Humbert II of Italy during a prize distribution in Prato. The assassin, claiming anarchist ties, is seized by the crowd as police quell the incident. The king dies after minutes of effort. legal fate of the killer remains tied to national punishment rules.
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Arrentett
Angelo Bressi
Prata
Thacany
Humbert
Laly
Mousa Sundiy
Tie
Angelo Breast
Royal Carridge
Tuscany
Sly
Fack
International Society
Sane Association
Caserta
Carnot
Princes
Luceheni
Empress of
Austria
Dressi
Trato
Au Hebistice Sovieties
Wambert
Lay Tuecheni
Switzerland
Wyerse
Italy
Fragmented Passage on Med Sea Travel and Noted Figures
A garbled report references Mediterranean navigation and various authorities reacting to events. It mentions Syriac telegraph topics, Mahia, Meeca, and Mealinger, with scattered names like Aliander Von Thuerbol and others, but specifics are unclear.
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Daal
Steref
Slinty
Stoke Ag
Life of Humbert II King of Italy from Savoy Line
The article outlines Humbert II's lineage as a Savoy monarch, his birth on March 14, his ascent to the throne on June 19, and the Savoy family's rule over Piedmont and Sardinia. It notes Victoria Emmanuel and the political shifts that shaped Italy, including Parliament votes and fiscal figures.
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Ttaly
Tuntbert L
Lily
House of Savoy
Tne
House of
Savoy
Lie Way
Tag Vieter Lumanius
Mare
Cate
Dug
Ists
Humbert
Areluluchess
Adelaide
Austria
Curiggas
Haka
Mie Okter
Ares Albert Beeawe
Sardinha
Viedmont
Genwa
Beatdus
Ie Ishin
Sardinia
Charis
Abert
Navara
Victor Emmanuel
Italy
Vurin
Lambert
Aly
Edict Delivers War Talk as China Tenses
A Washington dispatch says an imperial edict in Pekin warns against foreign powers and orders mobilization to oppose Western forces. Officials assess the Sino foreign crisis as the government wavers between defending sovereignty and inviting foreign intervention.
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Peja
Ching
Chensin
Washington
Way
Hhis
Iy Uapten
We Cabinet
Consh
Goodnow
Reaty
Wevengefyl Lover Tragedy and Bank Report From Iowa
A fragmented account details a fatal assault involving a man named Wiss Walked and a woman at Hook Kapila, with the killer later surrendering. The story shifts to a large Iowa banking sector update noting doubled deposits, bank asset growth, and changes in savings and state banks in the period around June.
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Iowa
Tha Capitalataek
Hiss
Stan Anhd
Bats
Tha Paat
Angels Hills
Ays Creuse
Dee Tive
Stuen
Meredae
Utvers
Dueregae
GOS Bus
Roe Abe
Boty ST Ld
Innocent Man Shot in Quarry Labor Incident Near Marshalltown
Report describes a quarrel between station laborers at a stone quarry south of Marshalltown. A man named Seine fired a shotgun injuring a comrade Toni Corada in the eye, with several others wounded. both sides fled but were later caught.
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Mirstobtown
Marshalltown
Seine
Joe
Toni Corada
Everal
Syine
Coradassas
Fire Devastates Cherokee Livery Barn and Nearby Stores
A major blaze swept from a livery barn at Maple and Mailroal Streets in Cherokee. Loss pegged at about twenty five thousand dollars with extensive damage to adjacent shops and a hotel. Casualties reported include a boy named McContaughey aged around ten, found near the scene with injuries. authorities and packing companies mobilized as efforts continued.
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Maple and
Mailroal
Cherokees
New Lewis Motel
West Market
Billard Tall
Magor
Elas
Fawis
Atrelia Fira
Solars
Sioux Cay
IL Lysaght
Monarchs, Assassination Attempts and Crisis Across Europe
The text recounts King Humbert and the Italian royal family facing an 1878 assassination attempt in Naples. It notes upheaval in Europe with republican and reformist pressures, trials of conspirators, and government responses. It also mentions foreign concerns about China and the broader international tension shaping policy and actions.
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Europe
Jlanebert
Lke
H Im
Humbert
Naples
Giovanni Pasxanante
Waying
Mlorener
Isa
Taure
Jauuy
Giovani Massatinite
Lambert
Shareh
Pte Quean
Enon
Bear
Moerop
Sid Chia
Bfo
Peotien
Elizabeth
Iowa Shows Gain in Wealth as Property Values Rise
A state auditor reports over 50 million dollars increased total property value in Iowa towns in the past year with taxable gains totaling about 914,076,480. The release lists assessed values for land, new buildings, town lots, and personal property, noting exemptions for roads and homesteads and detailing taxable values.
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Stito
Attetien
Watt
Adil
Opposition to the Octopus Sparks County Threshers Union Clash
Reports describe Huens Viste County Threshers opposing a group called the Octopus and facing a tumultuous council session. The dispute centered on forming a trust to protect hills rests and collect dues, with heated debate and safety concerns amid accusations of mismanagement and protests over pricing and labor terms.
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Huens Viste
Coutan
Antun
Tha “Kryat
Wiketaite
Etk
Sors
Farrier
Antea
Senator Glare Aids Her in Parole Favor for Girl
A former student of Uredton, John Metlotatd, aided by Senator Clack, sought help for a 12 year old related to a controversial case in Montana. A pardon was granted after meetings with attorneys and state officials, while a separate bank disappearance case in Nashua involved Charles Moule and a missing estate.
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Sevares Keltenne
John Metlotatd
Uredton
Montana
Devan
Yusreed Sid
A. Yes
McDonality
Coeston
Clack
Eise Aweney
Wea
Warsaw
Clara Anal Dal
Board of Gratdons
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Indorse
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Conger
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W. Wass
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Pex
Theodore Huckenvary
Dackenburg
Joss
Wyo
McArthur
Magn
Baseball Players
Baseball Players Protestive Association
Cody
Threshers
Wapakoneta
William May
August Blumenhost
Fred Egbert
Ebert
Pueblo
Colo
Vela Pass
Juseph Viersons
Louis Vasquez
Graybill
Charles Campbell
Clit
Ogden
Utah
George Hh, Berger
Ogden State Bank
Pine Canyon
Aberdeen
S. C
Knoxyville
Tent
Hawkins County
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Kansana
Grace Chandler
Blanche Alll
Ella Chandler
Miss Sehriver
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Cape Haytien
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Rome
China
Ring OF Italy
Ali Ander von Thuerbol
King Humbert
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Miu
Hy A. Blige
Love Siding
Mary
Hle
Nook
Might
Hansea
Hac
Jatther
Hartington
Hated
Simmont
Wiss
Hook Kapila
Cherokee
Jota
McContaughey
Bone
al Orhary
Tay Kilner
Connors
Dati Keach
Prine Sners
Ve Union
Janis Creston
Ata
Siuuli
Unarite
Howie Mirdieen
Pertihigton
Heeebderty
Nana Hut Ida, Witt
Teweiads von Bi
Pomel
Nie Dhetetin
Cealtinge Aguth
LeMara
Tiahrouns
Arm
Heo
Itteon
Ad Romero
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Vieboy
Sar
Rgu
Agnes Mubeherttu
Hopy Wits
Chess Government
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Suaerbay
Panitien
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Rothave
Pier Kood
Vega Attoli
Faye Hite
Nepal
Aden
Tien-Tsin
Enereise Realty
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Bates
Senator Glare
Charles J. Moule
Bank Fur Ie
Alis
Nashua Duby
Peepahar Acehbert S. Smneyer
Ledtars
Line City
Aderlene
la Mars
Mars
Gert Hocksten
Charles
Blewett
Wael Martison
Culcago
Wits Fated
Charles Hover
Peg Keok
Pees
Hunter
Rat City
Gregan
Arden
Tenop
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