New Triple Alliance Demands Regime Change in Salvador
Specials from Guatemala say Costa Rica and Nicaragua signed with Guatemala a treaty of alliance. They demand General Ezeta leave command in San Salvador, a legal regime under the Salvador constitution, and broad amnesty for revolution participants. Guatemala tightens frontier defense as reports of Salvadorean insurgent defeats are disputed. Multiple Guatemalan leaders are named in rising tensions along the frontier.
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Reyno Barros
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Burrundia
Brazil adopts US like constitution with universal suffrage
Rio Janeiro reports the new Brazilian constitution mirrors the United States, outlining indirect presidential elections via an electoral college for six years, nine-year Senate terms, a three-year chamber term, a lifetime federal judiciary, a federal district with representation, universal suffrage for all literate citizens, and separation of church and state with civil marriages mandatory. The dispatch also covers unrest in Erzerum, a Mexican rail loan, Queen's prize results, troop movements of the Grenadier Guards, Chamberlain's mission, floods in China, Arab attacks on Spaniards near Melilla, and assorted European foreign news.
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Rio Janeiro
United States of Brazil
United States of America
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District of Columbia
Deadly cyclones strike Minnesota and Colorado in minutes
A Fargo dispatch reports a northern Minnesota cyclone that killed seven people with five others fatally injured near Clifford and Galesburg in Trail Land Cass county. A separate Ghent cyclone left two dead and several injured. In Colorado a midnight cloudburst near Clear Creek Canon destroyed two railroad bridges and flooded towns, with no confirmed fatalities.
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Pattison Backed by Norristown Carpet Superintendent
J W Barker a leading Republican of Norristown announces support for Pattison for governor. He blasts Delamater as a blindfold and urges voters to oppose the Republican ticket over the McKinley tariff, arguing it harms domestic industry and costs jobs. Barker pledges to vote the Democratic ticket.
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Delamater
Europe
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Remarkable Ottawa wedding of Miss Bella Law and Dr Merkhim
Miss Bella Law, prominent in suburban society, married Dr Merkhim, a Hindoo oculist just arrived in Ottawa. The ceremony at St Andrews, witnessed by many, followed love at first sight. The bride wore cream silk while the groom flaunted a red plush coat.
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Merkhim
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Oldest Mt Washington visitor sets type at eighty four
Summit House Mt Washington N H July 22 A C Hack of C A Hack Sons printers Yarnton Mass oldest printer to visit Mt Washington came up from North Conway by team and returned the same way a fifty mile ride He set a paragraph without glasses in the office of Among the Clouds and traced his old route from Portland to Bridgeton Bethel Gorham and the Glen House People Kennis Co Fall River awarded contract to furnish in elegant style the new City Hall they will do the work well.
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Yarnton
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Gorham
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Train No 14 Wreck Near Lyman Causes Injuries
Rock Island Railroad reports Train No 14 went through a bridge west of Lyman last night. Twelve to fifteen people were seriously hurt and engineer McCormick was killed. several others suffered injuries including cuts, bruises, and fractures. The wreck involved the engine, baggage car, smoker, and chair car with doctors ordered to the scene.
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Rock Island Railroad Company
Rock Island
Lyman
McCormick
William Watson
F. W. Woodland
J. M Thompson
Annie Patterson
EH. H. Boggs
John Yates
New York
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E. J. Hendricks
B. Jowlins
H. V. Bull
Fuineer McCormick
Confidence man jailed after Bar Harbor trial
In Bar Harbor Maine on July 22 a man named R C Murdock was arrested for a money changing scam. He confessed guilty at trial and refunded the money, receiving thirty days in Ellsworth jail. A grand ball honored Admiral and officers of the squadron with notable guests including foreign ministers. Mrs William H Vanderbilt arrived that morning. A Kebos Valley ballgame saw United States steamship nine lose 25 to 11. A full dress german is planned at Hotel Sorrento Saturday night.
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Newport reveals large check forgotten by Whitney estate
An ashman found a nearly $6000 check payable to Mrs Whitney in a sealed envelope in ex secretary of the Navy Whitney’s garbage barrel at a Newport summer cottage. Mrs E Bly Goddard, a New York summer resident, recovered a valuable diamond brooch lost about two weeks earlier, found by a waiter and returned after detective work. Mrs H M Brooks of New York bought the Gardner Brewer estate at the foot of Bellevue avenue for about $425,000, the largest sale here and among the finest estates on the cliffs.
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Freight Train Collision In Antico Kills Two Brakeman Dies
Antico Wisconsin July 22 A collision between two freight trains today killed brakeman Seymour and fireman Simms. Engineer Ryan was fatally hurt and engineer William Laing suffered both legs broken. Both engines were completely wrecked.
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Threshing Machine Explosion Kills Four Near Princeton
Andrew Cret singer was instantly killed and Charles White Thomas Meehan and Hugh M Marrow were fatally injured by a threshing machine explosion on James Marrow’s farm near Princeton Indiana. White has since died and Sam Sweppy was seriously hurt.
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Princeton
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Sam Sweppy
Odd Fellows of Ontario Meet Elects Grand Patriarch
Kinessoy Ontario July 29 The Grand Encampment Independent Order of Odd Fellows of Ontario held its twenty first annual session. John A MacDonald of Arprior was elected grand patriarch.
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Maritime Shipping Updates at Lowpox
Sailed today from Lowpox with steamers British Queen bound for Philadelphia Swansea and Carthagenian Liverpool for Baltimore Palestine Liverpool for Boston all listed for direct routes and departures.
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Dining room furniture sale promises affordable elegance
An advertisement extols dining room furniture with a focus on sideboards. It urges swift purchase to capitalize on low prices and wide stock, noting an English board design praised for lasting beauty and practical features that suit both needs and taste.
Western Union to rebuild entirely nine stories high
The Western Union directors decided to reconstruct the burned building from the fifth floor upward. They will remove the mansard roof and towers, raise walls to nine stories, and add a nine story extension on a rear lot for new Associated Press quarters on the seventh floor. The AP staff will join the New England AP in the fourth floor rooms. Western Union is consolidating operations at the main building and 415 Broadway to resume vast business.
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German Swindlers Coming
New York July 92 Julius and Simon Krojanker sought by Bromberg police. charged by the Bromberg Loan Association with defrauding about 36000 by forging grain bills of lading and advancing funds on the fake documents. Attachements issued by Judge Andrews against any property in this state.
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Brooklyn Woman Dies After Swallowed Teeth Incident
Mrs Mary Allen 32 of 29 Flatbush Avenue Brooklyn died after her husband and mother failed to remove her false teeth and she began choking. Ambulance arrived but Dr Spurgeon Kimball withdrew care to extract the teeth and she died shortly after.
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Grand Lodge Elks No 1 benefit in New York
Theatrical managers and representatives met in Elk Lodge rooms to finalize plans for a grand testimonial to the Grand Lodge of Elks No 1 on September 4. The benefit follows the Cleveland trouble and honors the order for restoring its status as a theatrical charity. It is described as one of the largest benefits ever held in the city.
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Chadwick Elected City Treasurer At Austin Convention
In Austin at a joint city council meeting Chadwick was chosen to replace Van B Sleeper as city treasurer. A lengthy hearing on seizing Edson Orphanage property for High School use drew a crowded chamber and strong protests led by Rev Dr A St John Chambre and church leaders. No action was taken and the plan appears dead.
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Death by suicide at East Eleventh Street hotel
Charles C. Smith shot himself last night at a hotel on East Eleventh Street. He left letters asking that his brother C. W. Smith of the West End Hotel Portland Maine and his brother in law W. H. Higgins of Whitefield New Hampshire be notified. He had been drinking heavily of late. New York July salesman committe.
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New York
Youth Amputation After Freight Train Accident
Springfield reports an eighteen year old, James Corrigan, suffered severe injuries near New Britain, Conn., after a freight train incident. He was crushed, lost an arm, and his injuries required amputation. The event occurred on July 22 as Corrigan attempted a theft and fell from the moving train.
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Ship movements and departures listed in July log
A concise register of ships arriving at and departing from ports including London Boston New York and Liverpool. Entries note vessels such as Thanemore Dur ham City Wilkominen Barrowmore and others with origins like Bremen Glasgow Marseilles Bordeaux and Montreal.
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Bordeaux
State of Nebraska
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Inie of Wight
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Cremon
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Montreal
First Circuit Trotting Races Draw Big Crowd at Pittsburg
The inaugural circuit races at Evergreen Park Pittsburg drew about fifteen thousand spectators on July 22. Pixley won the 2:30 class with fast times including 2:19 percent in heat three, Leopard Rose faced issues but recovered, Cricket led the pace with a 2:14 percent mile, and Maud set a new mark in the 2:18.4 heat. Tomorrow features 2:20 class, a $10,000 stake and 2:17 pace with top entries like Pixley Cricket and Leopard Rose in prominent purses.
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First grand circuit races open in Pittsburg with 5000 crowd
Priristane Pennsylvania July 22 The first grand circuit races ever held in Pittsburg opened today drawing about 5000 spectators. The event featured 17000 in prizes to be distributed over four days. The Law and Order Society, after shelving races and pool selling for two years, indicted Frank Herdic for openly selling pools on the Homewood track.
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