Ve loz Regalled Diplomatic Relations Severed With Venezuela
Washington reports the severing of diplomatic ties between the United States and Venezuela. Senor Veloz Galileo, Venezuelan chargé, delivered government notices to quit Washington and return to Venezuela. Acting Secretary Bacon and other officials expressed regret over Veloz's departure, noting his respected role in diplomatic circles. Officials stressed no immediate danger of war, comparing the situation to a French-Venezuelan rupture where trade and travel continued.
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Whehington
America
Vaucanca
Sener
Velon Galileoa
Clrge D'Affaires
State Department
Bacon
Washington
Venezula
Root
Iis
Sener Veloz
Ades
Huntington Wilson
Senor Veloz
Venezuela
France
Paris
American Minister Fired On In Bolivia Asuncion Crisis
Despatches report American minister Edward C. O'Brien attempts to offer good offices during the Paraguayan revolution. While approaching revolutionary headquarters he was fired upon three times by government troops. His escape is described as miraculous as several locals were killed. Troops stopped firing after realizing the error, and an officer explained the incident to the minister, who believes the act was not premeditated.
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la Paz
Bolivia
Paraguay
Asuncion
Edward C. O'Brien
Lfe
Anna Gould Weds Prince Helie de Sagan in London Registry
Anna Gould and Prince Helie de Sagan wed at a Covent Garden registry office in Henrietta Street. A second ceremony followed at the French Protestant church on Scha Square. The civil service was simple with few attendees, while a crowd of Covent Garden porters and nearby publishing staff watched as Helie presented his residence notice to the registrar.
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London
Mme
Anna Gould
Prince Helie de Sagan
Henrietta Street
Covent Garden
Scha Square
Prince Helie
Mme. Gould
Prince Helia
Destrict
Goulds Reconcile Rumor Spurs New York Circulation
Reports in New York claim Brank J Gould and his wife have reconciled after the earlier feud. The rumor circulated Wednesday following a court action titled Gould versus Gould being removed from the docket.
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Goulds
New York
Brank J. Gould
Gould
Watson Nomination Seen By Populists At Mass Meeting
Thomas F. Watson was formally notified of his nomination for president by the Populists at a mass meeting in Atlanta on Thursday night. The event marked his acceptance of the party’s bid and laid out the framework for the campaign.
Lusitania Sets Transatlantic Record to New York
The Lusitania arrived at Sandy Hook after a record crossing from Europe, completing the voyage in 4 days 19 hours 36 minutes. The milestone showcases an unprecedented long distance speed for the liner.
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Lusitania
New York
Atlantic
Sandy Hook
Pissayea
Iowa State News: Events Across the Commonwealth
A roundup of recent developments in Iowa covers local actions, political moves, economic changes, and community updates across multiple counties. Officials, groups, and residents participate in initiatives shaping policy, services, and everyday life statewide.
Des Moines Opens Case Against Ball and Shercliffe
Des Moines reports Owen Ball arrested in Marshalltown with Mrs. Jank Shercliffe wife of a famous diamond robber. Ball confesses to robbing a Northern Pacific train in Minneapolis on April 16 and a St Paul drug store the night before. Shercliffe denies eloping and says she was lured to Marshalltown for a home for her two babies. Detectives traced love letters and the couple’s movements from Highland Park to the Ball home as the case built.
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Frank Shercliffe
Des Moines
Owen Lall
Owen Caleman
Marshalltown
Sherman
Morris
Heery
Strom
McFeiredge
Northern Pacific
Io Nes Moines
Col Johnston
Vall
Sherelita
Shernliffe
Ball
Chas
Bayer
McCurnin Drug Company
Sims
Brunnemer
Johnsson
Clarks
Highland Park
Sherman Morris
Rank Shereliffe
Leadville
Cal
Coleman
Col. Johnston
Owen Ball
Jank Shercliffe
Shereliffe
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Shereliife
Mecietridge
Shercliffe
Colo
Dias Shereliffe
Victim of Conscience in Des Moines Suicide After Nation Visit
Mrs Agni Sperry Vernie Dawson, 28, killed herself at 210 Tas Court Avenue after an evening of revelry. She left the dance hall mid critique by Carrie Nation, took mercury tablets, and in her room confessed kidnapping her two children two weeks earlier. Divorced, custody held by former husband, the Des Moines tragedy follows Nation's Chautauqua tour stop.
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Garrie Nation
Bes Moines
Carrie Nation
Agni
Sperry Cvernie Dawson
Tash Cort Avenue
Mrs. Nation
Town Marshal Nichols Shot Dead by Youth
Gowlle town marshal Tom Nichols, 34, was killed by William Carr, 22, after arresting him following a train altercation. Carr retrieved a Winchester rifle, killed Nichols, and was later arrested. Fort Dodge coroner Lowrie ruled Nichols died at Carr’s hands. Carr’s father is jailed for 30 days for intoxication.
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Gowlle
Tom Nichols
William Carr
Rock Island
Marshal Nichols
Carr
Fort Dodge
Lowrie
Fort Nodge
Nichols
Smallpox Claims Victim in Council Bluffs
Frank Boyd, age thirty one, died of smallpox at his home in the western city. This marks the second death from the disease in a week after Mrs. Snyder, sister of Boyd, also died from a form of smallpox. Loyd, delirious from the disease, caused a reign of frenzy by running about. Western city church services have been ordered discontinued for a time.
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Frank Boyd
Mra
WF. Snyder
Snyder
Loyd
Fire Bugs Attack Saloon in Near Miss Fire
An attempted arson at John J. Callahan's saloon damaged window panes and saturated the landing with kerosene. The blaze burned all night but lacked wind, leaving a partly charred keg of wine and no clear motive or known enemies.
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Farles
John J. Callahan
Mr Callahan
Republican leaders name Hitchcock head campaign in twenty four
Executive committee of the Republican national committee meets in Hot Springs Virginia with eight members present and approves Taft's recommendations. George R Sheldon of New York is named treasurer and Arthur I Vorys of Ohio is placed in charge of the Ohio headquarter campaign in Cincinnati. Roosevelt ally Bliss backs Sheldon. Vorys to lead national effort in Ohio while Hitchcock is favored for overall management.
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Hot Springs
Frank H. Uitchcook
Massachusetts
Republican National Committee
George R. Sheldon
New York
Arthur I. Vorys
Ohio
Cincinnati
William H. Taft
Republican Party
Hitchcock
Tatt
Taft
Varys
Mrr Sheldon
Cornelius N.liss
Roosevelt
Harvard
Sheldon
Bliss
Fire destroys Griswold clothing stores loss over seven thousand
Fire at Griswold destroys W. Z. Woodward & Son large clothing store and neighboring Jenkins news market. Loss estimated above $7,000 with Woodward stating buildings total loss though some goods saved from the Jenkins store. Insurance coverage valued at $4,000. cause of the fire unknown.
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Griswold
Criswold
W. Z. Woodward & Son
Jenkins
Woodward
Thieves Break Door and Window at Emery Drug Store
Thieves stole money from J. Emery drug store after breaking in the door and shattering a large plate glass window. Police and owners reported no goods recovered and ongoing search for suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City
Emery Drug Store
Boone Man Badly Hurt In County Road Incident
Rodney-Louis Goepnger, a pioneer resident and wealthy county figure, was injured when a dirt pile in a road caused his carriage to overturn south of town. He struck a telegraph pole, suffering a slit forehead and facial injuries. doctors expect recovery.
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Boone
Rodney—Louis Goepnger
Those
Vom
Mut
Repeats Statement At Convention On War With Japan
Capt. Mobson repudiates prior remarks aired at the Democratic convention claiming President Roosevelt warned that Chaka Tipsans used exclusion gel would trigger immediate war with Japan. The exchange centers on the platform talk and political stance amid the Chautauqua gathering.
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Hobson
Webster
Capt
Mobson
Roorwyell
Japan
Preacher Hires Band for Summer Congregational Event
The new Waterloo Congregational Church under Pastor aims to draw big crowds with Cedar Valley concert band of forty players. The July series features sacred music as a means to attract diverse audiences and introduce fresh faces to the church community.
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Wiatatoo
Waller
Ktollins
Congregational
Vhcaveh Jiu
Waterloo
Nolweather Wyengakin
Cedar Walle
Pastor Belleves
Battleship Montana Reaches Norfolk for Official Delivery
Battleship Montana arrived at Norfolk Navy Yard from Newport News shipyards for formal government delivery after naval authorities complete official checks. The ceremony will follow promptly upon clearance and acceptance.
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Montana
Norfolk
Newport News
Drys Convention Date in Columbus Varying Details
A Columbus report notes the national convention date for the Litton party with changes in schedule. It states July 18 as the key date and mentions related events or venues in Columbus. Further details about the convention are unclear from the fragment.
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Columbus
Boston Docks Fire Sweeps Harbor Front
A blaze, possibly from spontaneous combustion or a locomotive spark, driven by a northwest wind, swept a quarter mile of East Boston harborfront on Wednesday, causing about 1.5 million dollars in property loss. Watchman Daniel Sullivan is missing, believed dead. In New York, a fire at College Point, L I, damaged Zehden’s hotel and casino and Dondera’s casino, totaling about 200 thousand dollars.
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Toston
East Boston
Boston & Albany Paul Road
Daniel Sullivan
New York
College Point
L. 1
Fie
Zehden
Dondera
Danville Lawyer Held for Counterfeiting Grand Jury
Charles Brown a 35 year old attorney and prominent figure was arrested Friday afternoon by Secret Service agents Thomas B. Porter and D. W. Wilkin in his home. He is held in bonds of 5000 awaiting action by a United States grand jury. Agents found a complete counterfeiting outfit in a secret desk and cellar ready to produce five dollar gold pieces silver half dollars and other coins.
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Danville
Charles
Brown
Scret Service
Thomas B. Poreter
D. W. Wilkin
United States Grand Jury
Rebels Capture Choluteca Reported by Ugarte
Washington reports confirmation that the Honduran revoluciónists have seized Choluteca. The dispatch was brought to the state department by Mr. Ugarte, the Nicaraguan minister. The victory disappoints both American and Mexican governments.
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Washington
Choluteca
State Department
Ugarte
Nicaragua
Bandit Shot and Caught Near Naples Idaho
A long masked highwayman tried to rob a westbound train near Naples Idaho. Conductor Mathews shot the robber Hubert Itoman through the lungs. he was captured after a trackable pursuit by officers and the crew. Also reports an uprising of Navajos in New Mexico with troops dispatched from Fort Huachuca.
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St. Paul
Minn
Great Northern Railway
Naples
Idaho
Mathews
Hubert Itoman
Hetjter Publisian
Seven Killed in Calleton Collision in Saskatchewan
A head on crash near Calleton Saskatchewan killed seven people and injured four when a Kane flyer bound for Coleridge collided with a Crowsnest twiksenger train at the city’s idle end.
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Calleton
Medicine Hat
Saskatchewan
Crongsing
Coleridge
Two Men Die in Lake Shore Train Crash
In a Lake Shore & Michigan Southury corridor incident two men were killed by a train. Della resident dhainmond Todi Yromaline, 25, and Hicksville, Ohio native Wu Jian, 28, died at the scene amid a mishap described by authorities.
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Dhainmond
Todi Yromaline
Della
Wu Jian
Hicksville
I Prisengeradn
Lake Shore & Michigan Southury
Bryan Says He Will Carry New York and Other States
From front porch remarks in Fairview Lincoln, Neb July 12 Bryan predicted winning New York and stated no other state lacked a chance. He spoke briefly on campaign finance and platform as Nebraskans cheered reluctantly while Minnesota and North Dakota delegates pledged strong support for the ticket. Bryan rode to town with Mrs Bryan and met New York leaders before a large Ohio and Virginia delegation, ending with a modest farmers’ tale on the train platform.
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Lincoln
Fairview
Mr. Bryan
New York
Theodore A. Tell
Bryan
Neb
W. J. Bryan
Nebraska
Minnesota
Denver
Johnson
North
North Dakota
Virginia
T. G O'Brien
Conners
Sunday drownings sweep multiple states across the nation
Record of numerous drownings reported on a hot Sunday across cities including Chicago Detroit Baltimore Peoria Marshalltown Nevada Duluth Marion Cresco Des Moines with varying fatal incidents. Heat and sudden winds blamed for several drownings as water-related deaths mount nationwide.
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Chicago
Detroit
Baltimore
Peorin
Marshalltown
Town
Nevada
Perry
Duluth
Minn
Cresco
Ill
Marion
Mass
Des Moines
Hearst Balke and Bryan in New York Newspapers
Hearst Balke criticizes William J Bryan while indicating opposition from Hearst owned papers the American and the Evening Journal. The editors publish a loss of confidence in both the Democratic Party and Mo Bryan amid partisan tensions in New York July 12.
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Hearst Balke
Bryan
New York
Wiliam J. Uegan
William
Hearst
Mr. Hearst
the American
The
Evening Journal
Democratic Party
Mo. Bryan
Hartje Appeals Divorce Case From Pennsylvania Court
Augustus Hartje, noted industrial paper magnate, appeals to the Pennsylvania Supreme Court from a judge’s order to pay $26,750 expenses and $7,000 counsel fees in his divorce suit. He omits mention of $5,000 annual alimony, claiming other accounts are excessive. The appeal was filed by Hartje on July 12 in Piltsburg, Pa.
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Hartje
Piltsburg
Augustus Hartje
Millonala
Olanufacturer
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Hraver
White Hartje
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Buffalo Center
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Charge
Republic
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Anna
Helie
Mme, Gould
Prince de Sagan
Telegraphic
Iowa
Iowa State News
Republicans
Frank Alutce Cocks
George Lyon
Macedonia
Ie Fist
Nowmottya
Drugesture Wiedows
Moore
Boston Docks
Revolutionista
Honduras
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