France Flood Disaster In Epinal District Claims 115 Lives
Over 100 dead as a reservoir breach in France floods the Epinal district. An immense flood swept villages and wreckage across Aisne valley forcing relief efforts. Authorities led by M Dupuy and M Leigues coordinate aid. funds pour in from state departments and President Faure.
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Abpinal
France
Epinat
Aykes
Avery
Darnieules
M. Dupuy
M. Leigues
Interior
Fanre
Corinto Seized by British Forces at Nightfall
British troops landed at Corinto and occupied the city after midnight. Nicaraguan officials and residents fled to the mainland under fortifications protection. The Nicaraguan government closed the port and Panama Railroad Company issued notices guiding steamship lines to reroute freight and passengers.
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Colon
Columbia
Custom House
Nicamguan
Siew
Panama ‘Railroad Company
Coristo
Corinte
Nicaragua urged to pay indemnity to Britain
Costa Rica and Central American republics pressed Nicaragua to settle the 75 000 dollar indemnity to Great Britain. President Yglesias received Britain’s ultimatum reply, while public sentiment in Nicaragua opposed England and blocked the offer of aid from President Yglesias.
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Nicaragua
San Jose
Costa Ric
Guatemala
San Salvador
Costa Rica
Great Britain
Fylesias
England
Yglesias
Stephenson
Pioneer Doctor Dr. Fred erick Audis Dies in Minnnipolis
Dr. Fred erick Audis, earliest physician west of the Mississippi, dies at age 41 in Minnnipolis Minnesota. A territorial era Iowa legislator representing northern Minnesota in 1881, he shaped medical affairs for two generations and was active in Masonry for over seventy years.
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Bioneer
Minnnipolis
Mum
Frederick Audis
Mississippi River
Andrus
Iowa
Minnesota
Medical Fraternity
Warpath in Manitoba Border Region Reported
War news from St Johns near the Manitoba boundary alleges 100 Indians and half-breed families occupy the prairie in tents with 72 women and children. Troops from Fort Totten are ordered to Bt Johns after a man named Loss near the border was pursued for his life by armed natives.
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Ube Free Press
Silys
St. Jutins
N. D
Manitoba
Fort Toten
Loss
Caoruidion
Lidia
Bad Ty Bee
Burglary at Port Magid Store Leads to $465000 Loss
A store belonging to Noah Hertaier in Port Magid was robbed of stocks bonds and cash totaling about 465000. The safe was blown open. Robbers entered through the cellar despite burglar alarms and cut their way through Undyor. Police in Duluth and nearby districts began a systematic search for George Dinwoodle a prominent businessman who disappeared recently. Dinwoodle had been ill with typhoid fever.
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Aiffintown
Noah Hertaier
Port Magid
Undyor
Diath
Duluttr
Vides
George Dinwoodle
Dinwoodh
Devastating hailstorm Hits Medin and Counties
A severe hailstorm smashed Medin Counties with goose egg sized stones across the ground and wrecked the Great Northern rail line. Lytle Benton City and Castroville suffered heavy damage to houses livestock cotton and car crops. Loss exceeds $200000 and storm relief subscriptions are underway.
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Medind
Great Northern
Lytle
Benton City
Castroville
Dan & Co Review Signs of Industrials Gaining Momentum
R G Dan's Weekly Review of Trade notes ongoing gains in manufacturing and rising wages in cotton mills, with mixed signals from iron, wool, and wire products. Wheat prices push higher while Atlantic exports falter, cotton futures peak then ease, and weekly U S failures climb versus last year.
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New York
R.G. Dan
Moe
Fone
Ohio
Texas
Atlantic
United States
Canada
Minnesota Professor Aims to Eradicate Chinch Bugs
Minnesota State University expert Prof. Lugger consulting with the Agricultural Department to wipe out chinch bugs. Planned large scale experiments with a funded program by the Minnesota Legislature including 5,000 for this summer and 5,000 for next summer. Contagion strategy would involve releasing diseased bugs to spread to native populations.
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Minnesota
Whi Attcompe
Washington
Oute Luger
Minnesota State University
Minneapolis
Agricultural Department
Jagger
Cometh University
Minnesota University
Fire devastates Montreal factory trapping workers
A large fire at Montresh in Montreal destroyed W. C. McDonald’s tobacco factory wing. Ninety employees, mostly women and girls, were inside. at least one woman died and many others were injured as flames blocked exits and iron screens hindered escape. Firemen battled for hours with ladders and ambulances ferrying victims to hospitals.
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Montreal
W. C. McDonald
Pauls
Puere
Marie Gagnon
Wisconsin Forest Fires Threaten Areas Across State
Reports say forest fires rage between Ammburg and Iront Mountain on the St Paul road and near Phillips Prentice and Prentive as hot dry conditions drive destruction. Lumber interests and residents prepare measures as winds rise and rain remains unlikely.
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Heglon
Marinet
Wis
Ammburg
Iront Mountain
St. Paul Road
Chippewa Falls
Phillips
Prentice
Prentive
Uw Elty
Ufa
Fertility of the Soil Experiments by Agricultural Dept
Washington indicates a new program by H W Wiley to measure soil fertility across United States typicid polls. The goal is to identify fertilizer needs to restore fertility and reduce wasted spending, with nationwide agricultural stations collecting soil samples for analysis over several years.
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Leing Maude
Agricultural Department
Washington
H.W. Wiley
United States
Agricvitami
Permons
Cattle Ordered Out of Kansas After Sanitary Board Ruling
Eureka Kansas special reports the Live Stock Sanitary Commission ordered cattle from Arizona removed from the state and Santa Fe yards quarantined. The decision, announced at a mass cattlemen meeting in the County House, was met with enthusiasm but now crowds disperse amid fear of violence.
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Kansas
Eureka
Kan
Live Stock Sanitary Commission Fins
Arizona
Santa Fe
Hell
Louse
Dansell
Reina Regente Wreck Found Between Tarifa and Trafalgar
Isla de Ta Luzon reports discovery of the missing cruiser Reina Regente. It was lost while bound from Tangier to Cadiz on Mare. The wreck lies midway between Tarifa and Trafalgar in deep water.
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Melia Regente
Isla de Ta Luzon
Tangier
Cadiz
Tarifa
Trafalgir
Costecan Envoy Ordered to Madrid Over Cuban Expedition
The Costecan Envoy to Madrid is dispatched to explain to the Spanglish Government how General Maceo's Cuban expedition was funded after leaving Costa Rica. A separate note reports a mother and her child facing danger as a death and a terminal illness are mentioned in unclear terms.
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Costecan
Madrid
Maceo
Costa Rica
Cuba
Hatolll WIL Not Gone Home Washington special
Fragmented OCR notes describe a residence event for Myer and a contested statement about a Rome lease, with unclear foundation. The text references Formosa, Tong Kong, and northern areas, plus mentions soldiers and injuries. The passage is garbled and hard to interpret.
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Washington
Myer
Rome
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Banncoge
CMG
Tong Kong
Uys Tiland
Formosa
Allies of the Japs and European powers in a tense balance
The article outlines Allied maneuvers around a Shinoneseki treaty and Japan's hope for Anglo American support. It notes Britain's reluctance to align with Russia Germany and France, while U S seeks tacit consent to back Japan against foreign interference amid a volatile postwar scene.
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Dufid Herry
London
England
Japan
Chiga
Rogehery
United States
America
Kapland
Great Britain
Germany
Fragee
Massia
Mystery Hag Warns Langford in Rural Encounter
A woman named Mrs Langford, visiting Hartaw for exams, was accosted by an old Meg Morrilies type hag who called her by name and warned her to “Hajey yourself” before three months. The hag vanished, leaving no clue to her identity or motive.
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Dylag
Florida
Peace Restored in the Orient Amid Great Britain and the United States
A chaotic account describes Russian intervention as likely if Japan presses Asia’s interests. Uehtunoki, a Russian prince, warns of European needs for peaceful action, while Washington reports doubt about England and Japan seeking US help to restrict China.
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Uehtunoki
Eraer
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Moscow
Orient
Ife
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Japan
Hawaia
Énat
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Cart Ash
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England
Streanes
Ds Eforia
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Legaton
Marine
Legation
Korine
Guntitudd
Montreal tobacco factory fire devastation reported
A Montreal tobacco factory fire trapped workers with many girls reported mangled and children thought missing. The blaze began on a dry route and spread rapidly as flames engulfed windows and roof, trapping 600 employees and prompting urgent rescue efforts.
Giants Stand Firm Against Jail Door in Kentucky Tale
A chaotic scene in Danville Kentucky centers on Dan McDowell a towering figure who refuses to enter a jail despite a warrant for smuggling Aquor to prisoners. Onlookers gather as the giant challenges the jail door and rumors swirl about a sensational Pope claim and a separate petroleum company stake.
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Kentucky
McDowell
Grappene
James F. Wilson Dead Far-Reaching Civil War Leader Dies
United States Senator James F. Wilson died at 9 40 p m Monday night at his home in Fairfield after weeks of illness He was born October 1 1828 in Newark Ohio and moved to Iowa in 1853 He served in Congress during the Civil War and Reconstruction and helped push abolition of slavery and impeachment proceedings He was prominent in state politics and law practice and became Iowa’s attorney for the Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railway later in life He passed away after a long public career marked by controversy and influential wartime decisions.
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Jame Wilwon
Wairfield
James B. Wilson
United States Senate
Thad Deus Stuvena
G. Blaine
Ohio
Newark
Ha W
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Congress
Chiafruia
Nivens
Ife
Wlavecy
Wilean
Johnson
Wilson
Iowa
Chicago
Hurlington
Rand
Clear
Bia
Ile
Mfc
Benste
James F. Wilson
Erasmus Letters Reveal Sixteenth Century Life and Travel
The Lettera of Erasmus offers a rich view of sixteenth century religious controversy, court life, patronage, travel hardships, and social customs. A buried Pompeian house example shows three rooms and marble baths as archaeologists praise its preservation.
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Erasmunm
Erasmus
Les
Brasinas
Vasle
Louvale
Aix
Ilesa
Reae
Louvain
Thuy
Quotations and aphorisms on politeness and ambition
A collage of reflections and misquoted lines ranging from Emerson on courtesy to remarks about debt and property. It mentions dancing by estatia pices from Italy to 1041 and a maxim about room at the top and along the road.
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Emerson
Estatia Pices
England
Italy
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