Colombian Rebel Uribe Uribe Surrenders in Isthmus pacification
The revolutionary leader Uribe Uribe surrendered to Gen Manjanus at Ria Frio near Syn Mae, ending heavy fighting in Magdalena and Holivar. Government forces, led by Gen Castilla, encircled rebels, forcing their collapse and occupation of the isthmus as casualties mount.
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A. Tanoania
Uribe Uribe
Har
Gea. Manjatres
Ria Frio
Syn Mae TH
Ciecuien
Gien
Man
Jarres
Castilla
Clon
Pemlonto
Salanar
Ten
Manjaries
Urite-Trihe
Magdalena
Holivar
Setoluniunists
Isthmtis
la Cignen
Washington
Aen
Uribe
Uribe-Uribe
Fim
Bold Bank Robbery At Prairie City Bank
A Des Moines special reports a bold robbery at the State Bank in Prairie City Jasper County. Thieves dynamited the vault and fled with an estimated four thousand dollars amid a volley of shots at officers, prompting a rapid posse pursuit and dispatches to the scene. Prairie City lies twenty five miles east of Des Moines.
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Prairie City
Des Moines
Sears
State Bank
Jasper Conny
Des Atoines
Rock Star Railroad
Calta
Valley Metton
den Alation
Ives
Rattrand
Interurbants von Rautlagens
Altoona
Mitchellville
Colfax
Smallpox Fears Reported Across Nebraska
A Lincoln dispatch notes Nebraska facing renewed smallpox concerns with scattered cases in Lexington and Johnstown County. Quarantines are in place as health officials aim to prevent spread across the state.
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Lincoln
Neb
Spevind
Nebraska
Lexington
Johnstown
W. C. Robb
Tecumseh
UW. C. Paine
Senators Ate Real Dog Lesson From Honolulu Hoax
A Honolulu dispatch says Thawaikins laugh at a joke played on members of a Senate commission last month. Senators Mitchell of Oregon and Burts of Kansas were allegedly made to eat dog meat at a native Haus feast during a recent visit to the city.
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Jake
Conmission Bent
Hawaii
Honolulu
Thawaikins
Lonolulu
Widespread Ash Falls Prompt Alarm Across Mexico Region
Reports indicate ash showers from an apparent volcanic eruption affecting San Juan Bautista and Salina Cruz with fear in towns like Comitan Patque Valinque and San Cristobal. Citizens pray for safety as scientists link events to a broader volcanic awakening in western Latin America.
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Mexico City
Tany Waghi
San Juan Boutista
Trageo
Salina Cena
Palingue
Patuque
Valinque
Chitos
San Cristobal
Guailoupe
Smuggling Ring Reported From Mexico to California
A large conspiracy to smuggle Chinese contraband from Mexico to California has emerged in El Paso. Six months of investigation by border patrols and Secret Service agents revealed a scheme involving agents and paid couriers. Packages reportedly moved in box cars toward the California line with payments of $100 per item to Tucson and $10 to Yuma.
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el Paso
Tex
Mexico
California
Secret Service
Tucson
Yuma
Quiet at San Nomingo As Rebellion Reports Fade
Washington dispatch states cruiser Montgomery found no signs of rebellion at San Doradogo City after reports last week. The Montgomery, refueled at Eau Joan, proceeds to Cape Livytien to relieve Cinemari. Ranger departs Panama for San Francisco.
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Montgomery
Washington
Avy Department
Commatter Patel
Colon
San Juit
San Doradogo City
Eau Joan
Cinemari
Cape Livytien
Borthwanl
Ranger
Panama
San Francisco
Soldiers Must Obey Civil Law Said by Appeals Court
In San Francisco a U S circuit court of appeals ruling held that United States Army soldiers are amenable in civil courts for offenses outside strict army jurisdiction. The Sleat case involved Nendl convicted of forgery with a two year term, with defense arguing immunity and other parties joining.
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San Francisco Dispatch
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
United Army
Sleat
Dolar N. Nendl
Conviersd
Sentinen
Grouns Vehat Ag
Riot in Chicago Injures Seven Men During Street Clash
A Chicago dispatch reports seven men severely injured in a riot sparked by A P O Service Company crews attempting to post notices on a Morgan and West Monroe street board. The Morgan Street car line service was suspended and a rat count sent in. police dispersed the crowd and no arrests were made.
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Chicago
Morgan and
West Monroe
Cie Ge
Nen-Union
Morgan Street
Gore
Wealthy farmer charged with murder in Plainville case
Prominent and wealthy Wiativille farmer Lester Fillaore is jailed on suspicion of killing Frederick Larimore. Larimore was found dead at his home in Plainville after warning Fillaore to stop pursuing his daughter.
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Frederick Larimore
Millard
Fillaore Lester
Wiativille
Plainville
Venter
Larimore
Camden
Roma
Dave
Paul Health
Oita
Ainening
Philadelphia
Turbulent Philippine Situation and Locust Plague Report
String of telegraphic items reports Sumner inspecting the sandtynary route from Viking to Lake Sand Mindainie and planning an expedition against Raeohid. Notes foreign vessels, trade shifts, rising cholera, locust swarms, and a drop in silver prices. Reports freight rates, rice supply concerns, and looming industrial gloom across Mindanao and surrounding provinces.
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Sumner
Ty Porteh
Mimniln
Det Sumner
Lake Sand
Mindainie
Ramabonnga
Camp Vickers
Raeohid
Tousevelt
Arden
Theoightier
Philippine Esbrids
Eivil
Ynrer
Mathila
San
Islands
Jory
Mindaie
Toile
Mantua
Staunton Football Tragedy Ends Season in Protest
Report from Staunton Alabama describes a fatal injury to Edward Sehnidt during a Jacob football game against a St Louis team. In reaction the Staunton squad burned goal posts and equipment and vowed to end football for the season.
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Young May
Staunton
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Edward Sehnidt
St. Louis
Sehmidt
Elizabeth Cady Stanton Dies at Home in New York
New York dispatch reports Elizabeth Cady Stanton, renowned suffragist, died Sunday at her West Ninety-fourth Street residence. Cause listed as old age. Survived by children Mrs. MOP Lawrence and Mr. Stanton Giatch of New York, and others including Robert Lo of New York, and G. Smith of Vander Cliffe, Long Island City.
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New York
Elizabeth Cady
Paris
G. Smith
Vander Cliffe
Lowe Island City
Car Strikes Automobile Near Yonkers Injuring Twenty-Two
An early Sunday collision near Yonkers New York injured twenty two people aboard a trolley and another in an automobile. The most seriously hurt were hospitalized. two women and the chauffeur reportedly escaped serious injury.
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Yankees
N.Y
New York
Woot
Crrey Dan
Tilden
Yonkers
Sna
Lost in the Mountains Hunter Party Rescued in Mexico
United States Consul Alonzo Garrett returns to Lando Mexico after twenty days stranded in the Sierra Madre with companions on a hunting trip. They suffered from lack of food while navigating harsh terrain and heavy jungle.
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Mexico
Wuntington
W. Va
Sayas
United States
Alonzo Garrett
Lando
Sierra Mare Mountains
Garrett
Macedonian Leader Killed Report From Constantinople
Disputed report claims Macedonian leader M. Geneeltief died in a clash between fusiliers and Turkish troops near Melnik in the Ottoman Empire. News mentions the Great Power Canal opening and a major power house incident, with chaotic details and distant locations.
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Constantinoply
M. Geneeltief
Degder
Fusaurgentsy
Trenps
Berrekep Aur Melnik
Mirepean
Turkey
Haunted Mill Intrigue Spurs Captain and Nora Crisis
In a moonlit forest chapter, Captain Grant carries a fallen foreign detective from the haunted mill. He contemplates a hidden opening in the chimney and encounters a signaling head in a window as Nora Warner faces danger from the mad-house doctor. Carol and Nora’s peril deepens amid ghostly fears and hurried retreats.
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Lto
Avene
Nora Warner
Hantyr
Grant
Roger
Mit
Stan
Hinself
Chetnt
Jeave
Kim
Carol
Joam
Atery
Roger Phteved
Haunting mill tale unfolds with Nora Warner and veiled revenge
In a tense scene at a secluded mill widow and Carol face the aftermath of Nora Warner's past. Jack, a detective, tends injured foe and vows vengeance as the mystery deepens with a doctor’s evidence and a plot against the Star’s fate.
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Alyanet
Lim
Carol Wen
Taek
Norabo
Carol
Hox
Jack
Hong
Trussia
New York
Gardena
Adirondacks
Turbulent Iowa policy debate stirs business talk and rail plans
The report outlines a broad clash over pricing and regulation by Iowa utilities, the impact on manufacturers and coal markets, and the political fight involving officials, judges, and state agencies. It also notes rail and interurban expansion developments affecting Des Moines area transport and several social service and hospital issues across Davenport, Vinton, Independence, and Cherokee.
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