Hudson River Naval Pageant Opens New York Celebration
A massive naval pageant along the Hudson honors Henry Hudson and Robert Fulton with hundreds of ships racing up the river toward New York Harbor. Warships, fireworks, and a grand parade drew millions, with the Moon and Clermont leading a vast flotilla escorted by American cruisers and Marines.
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Robert Fulton
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Fulton
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New York Harbor
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United States
Great Pattain
Crooklyn
Bank Bandits Take $10000 at Glenwood Spring Bank
Armed robbers held up Citizens National Bank in Glenwood Spring taking about $10000. Cashier and teller fought their way to safety as the thieves fled toward the valley. Local sheriff pursued the getaway from the scene with a manhunt underway.
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Glenwood Spring
Thiaree
Revolting ceremony halted by city authorities in Los Angeles clash
Confused text reports a Russian sect in Los Angeles staging a nude body display as part of a mourning ceremony for girls reaching womanhood. Protests forced the burial of the body and officials are urged to expel sect members.
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Rersstnam
Jos Angeles
Colonel Morrison Dies After Long Public Service
Colonel William H. Morrison dies at Waterloo aged eighty four. A veteran politician and longtime head of the Interstate Commerce Commission, he served in Congress and the Civil War era, earning prominence in Democratic circles and national debates on tariffs and policy.
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William H. Mortizen
Waterloo
Forther
Interstate Commerce
Morrison
Lle
Mexico
Phowius
Congress
Marey’s Day Rumors Stir Saratoga Cup Card
The Saratoga cup closed with Olga taking a lucky edge in the feature at Charter Oak Park. George Gano walked away in the fast field as Lewman driven by Bun day, and Anoka’s Ciar bon faced a tough heat in the quarter progress.
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Miner Bboir
Minnesota
Olga
Petier Stalles
Esay Pacers
Moors Routed In Bloodied Moroccan Engagements
Madrid war office announces decisive Spanish victory in Morocco as Nador and Zeluan fall and Mount Guruga ring tightens. Moors reportedly ready to submit, ending Spain's long campaign that began in July amid domestic tensions and political pressure.
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Madrid
Morocco
Nador
Zeluan
Mount Guruga
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Spain
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Paris jury clears man in wife killing to end pain
A Paris Assize Court jury finds a husband guilty of no murder after he shot his wife to end her suffering. A workman named Bandin surrendered to police and testified the act aimed to relieve extreme distress. The court absolves him of murder charges, noting intent to ease ailing wife.
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Bandin
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Train collision kills and injures in Chicago wreck
A Panhandle passenger train rear end collision with a Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul stock train at 28th and Rockwell streets killed ten people and injured more than a dozen. Stockmen in the caboose died burned, including H. H. Potter of Diamond North Dakota. Six bodies were recovered before firefighters were forced back by flames.
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St. Pont Cadvouse
Phames
Biurde
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N. DD
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Dames
August Chabot Dies in California at Lark Spur
August Chabot, honored by France with the cross of the Legion of Honor and praised by other nations for saving many lives in Pekin during the Boxer rebellion, died at Larkspur California from consumption.
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Tero
France
Pekin
Lark Spur
Cal
Bourne & Knowles President Dies By Own Action In Cleveland
Sylvanus Vournn, 64, president and treasurer of Bourne and Knowles Manufacturing, died by own action in Cleveland. Officials say worry over a sick son may have prompted the act. He held the roles of president and treasurer in the company.
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Sylvanus Vournn
Bourne & Knowles Manufacturing Company
Cleveland
Earthquake Shakes Central Illinois and Surrounding Regions
A slight earthquake was felt across Southern and Central Illinois Indiana and Southwest Missouri early Monday. The tremor peaked around 6:47 AM in St. Louis with a west to east movement, causing minor alarm but no reported damage overall. Shocks disrupted Springfield Peoria Madison Mattoon Evansville and Princeton with rattled windows and a night of tremors and a brief bright sky observed in Illinois.
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Missouri
St. Louis
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Mattoon
Illnois
Springfield
Peoria
Bluffs
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Evansville
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British Budget Debate and Spanish Propaganda Reflections
The article notes protest against Spain by Spanish tribes in Morocco and mentions a Germin Social Derver convention in Tripsie approving a tax stance. It covers Premier Asquith defending a new budget in Birmingham, arguing land taxes target added values from special causes and avoid burdening landowners.
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Liberal Party
Birmingham
Asquith
Lord Rosebery
Peary's Cap and Arctic Voyage Details Misread
Fragmentary OCR describes Peary and crew aboard a ship near the Arctic, noting supplies, measurements, and a voyage scene. It mentions a ship arriving and a celebratory tone, with scattered references to captains, crew, and deities.
Dr. James B. Angell Retires from University of Michigan
Dr. James B. Angell ends a thirty year presidency at the University of Michigan. Regents acted to note his long service including periods away on leave and serving as United States envoy to China and minister to the United States. Hutchins of the university is involved in the details.
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James B. Angell
State pays bank claims amid Oklahoma guaranty law change
The state bankrolls bank guaranty funds under a new Oklahoma law while the board imposes an additional levy on state banks to replenish the guaranty fund. A freight-train accident near Watertown injures a tramp amid a jackpot dispute as a Wang carrier pursues town. Galveston inaugurates a two mile long, 100 foot wide causeway to the mainland crossing West Bay at a cost of 1.5 million dollars.
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Kobe
Watertown
Galveston To Hove
Galveston Island
West Bay
Astronomers Discuss Mars Atmosphere and Earth Climate
Scientists report Mars has a substantial atmosphere with water vapor detected, comparing its atmospheric conditions to Earth's. The discussion notes polar ice advances and evolving observations from telescopes and observatories.
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Earth
Mars
Lowell
British Dreadnought Launched Amid High Expectations
Reports describe the new British dreadnought Beitish sew Fizhter as a modern warship in the Ritne class, the eleventh of its type, launched with great ceremony. Observers note its heavy armor and advanced design, signaling a significant advancement for the fleet despite some garbled wording in the account.
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Portman of
Albany Sd
Saloon Hold-Up in Philadelphia Leaves Three Wounded
A milked highwayman shot James Quinn and Elenry BF Savior, left dead and wounded as they failed to surrender valuables at a saloon near York Road and Lycoming Street in northern Philadelphia. John Jo Cassidy is hospitalized with bullet wounds.
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Philadelphia
James Quinn
Elenry BF
Savior
John Jo Cassidy
York Road
Lycoming Street
Shot On Stump Wounds Du luth Businessman Near Carlton
Tom Stump a businessman from Duluth and Superior was wounded while hunting near Carlton Minnesota. He sat on a stump and while rising accidentally discharged a shotgun hitting his left shoulder.
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W. L. Yale
Duluth
Superior
Carlton
Minn
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