4 Costa Rica and Nicaragua May Fight War Drift
San Francisco July 3 Sensational talk of possible war between Costa Rica and Nicaragua over canal control. Managua correspondent for Panama Star and Herald says Nica government loyalists push tension unless heavy tolls are paid to carry canal along San Juan River near Costa Rican boundary. Costa Rica claims land once decided to Nicaragua. treaty may be reinterpreted. Costa Rican army larger and recently equipped with European guns. Troops mass on frontier, fear of advance rises as negotiations fail.
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Costa Rica
Sosta Ruca
Europe
Naren
Ory of Mexico Faces Partial Inundation After Rains
Orry of Mexico reports heavy rains over two days have partially inundated the city. City pumps, deemed essential for drainage, are proving nearly useless as restorations lag and streets stay flooded. Local authorities scramble to secure temporary drainage measures and assess damage.
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Ory
Mexico
Orry
Iron Nation leaders sign, stand for unanimous support
Lower Bayce Aceney in Dakota reports Iron Nation officials Little Pheasant Dead Band and Sur 4 leaders of last year's opposition signed today. They aim to secure a smooth process with as little friction as possible and expect one unanimous vote in favor of the 1 percent measure.
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Lower Bayce Aceney
Dak
Iron Nation
Little Pheasant
Dead Band
Sur
Woman struck by bottle during arrest on Pleasant Street
Mrs. Charlotte W. Bjorkland of 25 West Second Street South Boston was hit in the face by a bottle thrown at Officer Brewer during an arrest on Pleasant Street at around 10 o clock last night. She was badly injured and taken to the City Hospital for treatment.
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West Second Street
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Boston
Pleasant Street
Brewer
Cadiz
City Hospital
Chauncey Street
Walker & Co
Fish & Holden
East Broadway
Granville Feller
Cambridge Street
Brighton
Smith’s Organ Factory
Tremont Street
Timothy Leary
Ee Street
Hame
Franklin Street
Hook and Ladder
Protective
Seventh Street
Fragmented OCR sports snippet with scattered names
A jumble of city names and dates appears in an OCR fragment. It mentions Boston July and June phases, teams or players such as Liverpool and London, with multiple inconsistent lines lacking coherent events or outcomes.
Delagoa Bay rail way data to justify government action
Ss Portugal says official data will justify the government's action in the Delagoa Bay railway matter. The city notices include contests between cricket clubs in Dublin and Philadelphia, and several international political and social items from Europe and the Americas.
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Portugal
Delagoa Bay Railway
Fireworks and Disturbances Raise City After Supers Orders
Police notes report widespread fireworks and detonators exploded on principal streets last evening. One arrest at Station 35 for firecrackers, with trumpets and shouting worsening the scene.
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Small
Caas
Appalling mine explosion at St Etienne kills hundreds
A fire damp explosion at a St Etienne coal mine traps miners in two pits. About 200 men are feared dead with sixteen bodies recovered and many injured. News spreads quickly as crowds gather near the mine, with no hope for many trapped workers.
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St. Etienne
Ince Soo
Davitt Testimony on Irish Independence Strategy at Parnell Commission
Mr Davitt testifies at the Parnell commission on Ireland's independence attempt. He favors open movement if backed by force, opposes Clerkenwell attack, and notes parties among Irish groups. He discusses land reform as a path, Clan na Gael, and his differing views with Parnell.
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Davitt
Parnell Commission
Ireland
Clerkenwell
Irish Republican Brotherhood
Paris
Matt Harris
Tannen
Webster
Witness
Brotherood
Harris
League
James Y Kelly
House of Commons
Avist
America
Ar. Parnell
Mr. Parnell
Parnell
Cleague
People’s Left
S‘eans
Ile la
W. 2
Atlantic
Ne. Daviti
Engagement Between Egyptian Troops and Dervishes at Arqitween
July 5 report from Caro describes Colonel Wodehouse leading Egyptian forces to engage dervishes at Arqitween. Dervishes defeated with about 500 killed or wounded. Egyptians suffer seventy killed or wounded. British forces counterattack drove dervishes north, with two enemy guns captured.
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Caro
Arqitween
Nand
Wodehouse
Global Sunday School Convention Reports World Reach
London July 3 The morning session continued discussion on Organized School Work noting that among 50 million children only about 217 thousand attend missionary day schools and 100 thousand in Sunday schools Delegates shared experiences across countries In the afternoon Dr Warren Randolph Newport introduced the international lesson plan saying ten million study the lessons Mr Peloubet spoke In the evening French and Swiss delegates said the plan did not suit their countries due to local needs
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London
My. Pool
Warren Randolph
Newport
Peloubet
France
Switzerland
Bible Study Methods Highlighted by Dr John Hail
Dr John Hail of New York spoke on optimal Bible study techniques amid the long cycle and the varied difficulty of many subjects, presenting practical approaches for readers seeking clearer understanding.
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John Hail
New York
Portugal Says Official Data Will Justify Action
A Lisbon dispatch to the London Times quotes Senor Gomes, Portugal's foreign affairs minister, saying official data will justify the government's action over the Delagoa Bay Railway concession. He notes Portugal would adhere to concession terms, despite conflicts with national interests, and that negotiations with England and America proceed amicably with no objections to arbitration.
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London
Lisbon
London Times
Senor Gomes
Delagoa Bay
England
America
Portugal
Durban
English remove French flag at Sultan's house in Grand Bassam
In Grand Bassam Upper Guinea the English have taken down the French flag from the house of Sultan Dountonken. France asserts protectorate over the Sultanate. Negotiations between England and France over the issue are under way.
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Amateur Cricket Club of
Philadelphia
Dublin Cricket Club
Upper Guinea
Costa Rica
Nicaragua
Canal
Wilkie Collins
London
Ottawa
Chicago
Society of Authors
Criterion
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St. Etienne
France
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Ont
Paris
Sultan Dountonken
Grand Bassam
England
Rights of Authors Banquet at the Criterion London
The Society of Authors held a well attended banquet at the Criterion in London with Earl of Pembroke presiding. About 200 guests included Walter Besant George Augustus Sala Max O'Rell Rider Haggard and Mrs Louise Chandler Moulton. Speakers urged stronger protection of authors rights.
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Society of Authors
Criterion
Earl of Pembroke
Walter Besant
George Augustus Sala
Max O’rell
Rider Haggard
Louise Chandler Moulton
Spain Grants Pope Refuge in Valencia, Sagasta Says Yes
Maparco July 3 The Imparcial reports the Spanish government has granted the Pope asylum in Valencia after Vatican authorities asked whether he could be given refuge if obliged to leave Rome. Premier Sagasta, after consulting the Queen and ministry, answered affirmatively.
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Valencia
Congo steamer reaches Matadi as railway terminus cue
The Congo governor reports a 1860 ton steamer ascended the Couzo River to Matadi, suggesting the town could be a suitable railway terminus. In London the cabinet set a committee to fix allowances for Prince Albert Victor and Princess Louise. A Shah party toured Guild Hall, crowds and troops lining the route. Paris hosted the World Peace Congress, which chose London for the next conference with Senator Sherman elected vice-president.
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Congo State
Couzo
Matadi
London
Albert Victor
Louise
Shah
Diplomatic Corps
Paris
Sherman
Hailey Idaho Fire Destroys Most of Town Business
Reports from Hailey Idaho detail a devastating fire that wiped out the business district except Friedenthal's fireproof house. Major losses include Whattin & Co about 100000 and Idaho Forwarding Co 26000, with many merchants damaged or ruined. rebuilding is anticipated as residents begin to salvage what remains.
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Utah
Hailey
Ida
Friedenthal
Whattin & Co
Barkr
Burt Slayton
South Barre
New York
Palais Royal
East Fourteenth Street
Washington
Penn
Chartier’s Creek
Canonsburg
Baltimore & Ohio Cuts Rates on Wheat and Corn
The Baltimore & Ohio announces effective July 6 a sharp rate cut on wheat and corn from Chicago to Baltimore from 22 to 17 cents and to Philadelphia from 28 to 18 cents, with New York down to 20. The move, a surprise after prior opposition by 39 of 42 central roads, aims to capture traffic by removing a major disadvantage for the Eastern line without lake connections. Other roads will follow, while authorities consider broader effects on lake and trunk-line rates.
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Jefferson
Page
William Pattee
Bath
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Mansfield
Forts
Warren
Winthrop
Chicago
Baltimore
New York
Philadelphia
Curiaco
the Evening Journal
Baltimore & Ohio
Northwestern
Repeal of Hibition Liquor Law in Elgin County
In St. Thomas Ontario and surrounding Elgin County a July repeal of the hibition liquor law passed with a overwhelming majority. The measure known as VY REPEALED reflects a shift in local alcohol policy across the region.
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St. Thomas
Elgin Co
Boy Killed by Brother Firearm Practice in Worcester
Worcester report says Luke Boyle, 12, was probably fatally injured by his older brother who was testing a rifle for the Fourth. In New Haven, Isaac Hull accidentally shot Willie Creegan, 7, with a 32 caliber revolver, and the boy will likely die.
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Worcester
Luke Boyle
New Haven
Conn
Isaac Hull
Willie Creegan
Granada Struck at Punta Fejohan Total Loss Reported
A dispatch to George Could president of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company from San Francisco confirms the Granada wrecked on rocks at Punta Fejohan. The steamer and cargo are a total loss worth 425000 dollars.
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New York
George Could
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
San Francisco
Granada
Punta Fejohan
Bonner Offers for Trotter Axtell in Minnesota Trade
St Paul July 3 Robert Bonner of New York offered 65000 for the Minnesota trotter Axtell who yesterday ran a mile in 2 15 breaking the three year olds record. The offer was refused.
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Robert Bonner
Axtell
St. Paul
Minn
New York
Minnesota
Phoenix Mutual Life stock sale to director syndicate
A. C. Goodman, president of the Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Company, has sold his controlling stake to a syndicate of directors who intend to sell it. The move centers on reshaping control of the company and directing its future strategy.
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Goodman
Phaix Mutual
THE
Phoenix
Hamtrorp
Conn
A. C. Goodman
Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Company
Stoc
Syndicate of Directors
Stronger Evidence Sought For Burke Extradition
Despatch from Winnipeg reports stronger evidence needed to link Martin Burke to the Carlson cottage before extradition to Canada. Judge Longenecker and Luther Mills discuss obstruction as Carlsons likely to be sent to Winnipeg. Police testify. adjournment set for Friday.
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Brigham
Westboro
Winnipeg
Donald McKinnon
Collins
Chicago
Burke
Ottawa
Ont
Harrison
Martin Burke
Dr. Cronin
Department of Justice
Lord Stanley
New Brunswick
Department
Last of Southern Life Ins Companies Goes Under
Mooring Alabama July 8. The Mobile Life Insurance Company assigns to D R Burgess and Elliott Toxey. About 1100 policies outstanding, mainly held by Alabamians and Mississippians. Policies matured faster than assets, leading to the assignment. The final closure of eighteen Southern life insurers begun in 1870 71 attributed to Northern firms swallowing the business.
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Mooring
Ala
Mobile Life Insurance Company
D. R. Burgess
Elliott Toxey
South
Great Northern Companies
AFTER THE PRIZE FIGHTERS
Governor Lowrey seeks permission from Alabama and Louisiana to allow armed militiamen through their states to intercept Sullivan and Kilrain should they enter Mississippi. Kilrain’s party aboard a Baltimore & Ohio train delayed by a storm reached Cumberland and dined at Queen City Hotel with police clearing the crowded dining room.
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Miss
Lowrey
Alabama
Louisiana
Sullivan
Kilrain
Cumberland
Baltimore & Ohio
Suilrain
Sunper
Queen City
Mitchell
Moore
Baltimore
Harrison
McKee
Halford
Fidelity Bank Deal Sparks Backing Suspicions and Bank Ruin Plan
Chicago creditors seek identities of backers in the Fidelity Bank deal linked to the E L Harper case. An interview with Receiver Armstrong is disputed. John V Lewis is described as a temporary participant who bought wheat after the corner began. The story contends the corner was designed to ruin Harper and the Fidelity Bank, with planned betrayals and known bank condition.
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Chicago
E. L. Harper
Harper
Fidelity Bank
Armstrong
Fidelity National Bank
Cincinnati
Standard Oil
American Cottonseed Oil Trust
John V. Lewis
Swift
American Xchange National Bank
Lewis
Local mishaps and injuries reported in Roxbury and nearby areas
Last evening several residents suffered injuries from fireworks and accidental shots. Sarah Spillane lost part of her hand from a cannon cracker. Cynthia Wilson and James Watson were shot in the hand. a 7 year old girl injured by a firecracker. 17 year old Davine Birch set off powder and injured his hand. Thomas Grace blew off fingers on Gold Street. Also noted: Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association sent $1000 to Mrs Maybrick amid a poisoning case report.
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Downer Street
Roxbury
City Hospital
Thomas Grace
Parmenter Street
Gold Street
Maybrick
New York
Sprcrac
Edward B. Harper
Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association
Agen's
Pany
Icw
Radclyffe Fight Over Secretarial Post Divides Club
The Home Market Club faces a factional battle as the board seeks the retirement of Secretary Radclyffe amid claims of misrepresentation in a circulating circular. A nominating committee has proposed a slate led by Timothy Merrick to replace him, urging members to vote at the July 10 annual meeting or return proxies.
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Lergy
Herbert
United States
Clarke
Boston
Home Market Club
Herbert Radclyffe
Timothy Merrick
Oliver Ames
East
E. H. Baker
Ware
W. E. Barrett
Francis Batcheller
North Brookfield
Bennet
Lowell
J. L. Burden
Northhoro
Fred E. Clark
Lawrence
George Davis
Dover
William F. Draper
Rufus
Frost
Chelsea
Gilbert
Curtis Guild
William H. Haile
Worcester
J W. Jo Ludlam
Philin O James Phillips, Jr
Fitchinon Frew, Jr
Adams
the Worcester
E. T. Slocum
Lizurene Lee
Howard George Ph Weeks
Clinton
Fing
Timothy Mera
Sanford
Failie ' Lynn
O. 5
Greenlead Parker
Albe
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