Convicted Camorra Leaders Sentenced in Viterbo Murders
In Viterbo Italy the Camorra trials conclude after nearly two years. Gennaro Cuocolo and his wife are found murdered in June 1008 with Nicolo Morro Antonia Cerrato and Mariano de Genpara guilty of Cuocolo’s murder. Enrico Alfiane is named as alleged leader. Giovanni Kapil and others convicted as instigators and members of a criminal organization. Sentences range from five to thirty years plus police surveillance and related penalties. during verdict Marinas attempted self harm by drawing a blade in the courtroom.
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Italy
Cammunists
Frint
Gennaro Cuocolo
Cerrado
Nicolo Morro
Antonia Cerrato
Mariano de Genpara
Cuocolo
Tiubeenpl Bame
Choccolo
Enrico Afiane
Camorriais
Hovanni Kapil
Merings
Sorting
Merrato
Salvi
Morra
di Gennaro
Alfano
Rapi
di Marinas
Ascrittare
Vitoxs
Marinas
Blake
Move to Withdraw Taft and T. R. From Ticket
Washington reports a nationwide push by Republican officeholders and party figures to urge President Taft to withdraw his candidacy. The effort, aiming to shape a new candidate slate, could affect Congress, state leaders, and county officials while courting former rival Roosevelt for a potential independent bid.
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Washington
Taft
Congress
Oeo
Roosewalt
Manuel May Regain Throne Amid Royalist March
The royal standard is raised as forces move from the southern frontier toward Lisbon. Manuel the Hoy Wink appears poised to be restored to the throne, with Anita Stewart and other patrons financing the royalist campaign from Verin to Capes in Traede Moning.
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Lisbon
Republic
Tottering
Manuel
Anita Stewart
Traganea
Verin
Capes
Traede Moning
Fire Sweeper Tenopah Revolt Report From Teno Pal
An obscure and garbled report describes a revolt at Tenopal with references to Beeke and Goren emaller buildings collapsing. The text mentions an organism or individual tied to Ehrien and a figure of 860000, while editor Tomer BR) appears in error.
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Nov
Tenopal
Goren Emaller
Fohee
Inet le Bowen
Wow Tooth
He Ehrien
Tomer BR
Euraher
Three Die in Electric Chair at Sing Sing
The text reports the execution of multiple inmates by electric chair at Sing Sing Prison on July 9, with all individuals named as convicted murderers. The article notes the executions occurred in quick succession.
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Overning
Tvem
PI Ciroili
George Wiltintus
Neero
Sania Zeng
Peieem
Woman Rune for Mayor in San Diego Candidate Announcement
A garbled report says a candidate named Haute Hae Copler Haute announced running for mayor of San Diego. The piece mentions farmers markets and a Pittsburgh council vote on appropriations, with other fragmented notes about killings and a committee resignation.
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Rune
San Diego
Cal
Copler Haute
Leon
Washington passes bill penalizing flag desecration
A Washington measure imposes penalties for desecrating the flag and coat of arms during the Belted Era era, aiming to protect national symbols and public decorum. The bill outlines enforcement, penalties, and potential penalties to deter offenses.
Weekly Telegraphic Highlights From This Week
A compact summary of notable events reported this week across agencies. Key developments involve politics, economics, and international affairs with emphasis on outcomes and shifts in policy and markets. Named entities include leading officials and organizations shaping the week’s narrative.
Varied Obituaries And Political Notes From West and Far
A montage of brief items notes deaths and political moves across states. Entries include a young man struck by a pitch and dying, former Nevada Supreme Court chief justice advisory terms, a California legislator candidate, a Nevada copper worker death, an Ely dynamite blast, and a Fairbanks earthquake. Also mentioned are suffrage setbacks, a proposed presidential primary plan, and troop funding debates.
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Kowhehovong
Wis
WA. Maseey
Supreme Court
Nevada
Hive Wen
Cornell College
Mount Vernon
Jaws
AO HL
Cook
Nevada Consolidated Copper Company
Wight
Ely
New
Fairbanks
Alowke
Lawes Elolent
Lovaie Allerton
Tome Creek
Massive electrical storm hits Chicago fires and deaths
The city endured a record heatwave as a powerful storm swept in causing fatalities and injuries. Lightning struck multiple sites including a Lakefront plant. rail and street traffic disrupted. casualties included workers and guards. Other reports mention aviation accidents and political maneuvers in national campaigns.
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Automericy
Omaha
Chicago
Daly
Lakebarker
Bas
J. Henry Alexandre
New York
Havana
Epechal Board of
Hae
Lae
James No Jil
Catiera
Cave
Hatte
Lincolnton
North Carolina
Thomas Moore
Jacksonville
Pla
Hillside Pleasure Park
Belleville
N. J
Olympia Stadium
Stockholm
United States
Meneuard
Draw to a Twelve Round Bout in California and World Title Fight in Cleveland
In Boramente California Frank Mantell and Cyclone Johany Thomperm fought to a teenty round draw. Wolenat defeated Jon Rivere in the thirteenth round in Los Angeles for a world championship opportunity. Johnsen defeated Piynn in Lac Vernae on July 4. Johnny Killane featherweight champion beat Tommy Dison in Cleveland on July 4, the bout lasting the full twelve rounds.
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WPF
Frank Mantell
Cyclone Johany Thomperm
Boramente
Cal
Ad Wolenat
Jon Rivere
Los Angeles
Lac Vernae
Johnsen
Piynn
Cleveland
Ohio
Johnny Killane
Tommy Dison
Kansas City
Wind River lands sale billed amid fee dispute and delays
In Cheyenne an Indian affairs official order delays charges on ceded Wind River lands pending late summer or fall action. Labor troubles stall the Mornington Galveston Puget Sound railway. through trains not expected until October with Thermopolis to Powder River line near completion but delayed by strikes.
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Mandel
Ett Ailesioner of Indian Affairs
Wind River Reservation
Cheyenne
G. W. Holdrege
Mornington - Galveston-Puget Sound
Thermopolia
Powder River
Chicigo & Northwestern
Mother Rescues Child From Well Near Sheridan
A rancher's wife on Buffalo Creek thirty miles from Sheridan saved her two year old from a well after the child slipped into a cistern while playing. She descended the rope tethered above, rescued the infant and herself, and hauled the child to safety before medical aid arrived.
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Sheridan
Abe
A. W. Frasier
Buffalo Creek
Berolwm
Miles
New Plan to Save the Elk in Jackson Hole Wyoming
Senator Warren backs a Wyoming elk refuge plan to save the Jackson Hole herd from winter starvation and fence damage. A $22,000 appropriation funded experiments shipping elk to Oregon, Colorado, Utah, Montana and Washington, proving temporary relief as numbers adjust to the range's capacity.
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Washington
Ravedmen
Wyoming
Forest Service
Biological Survey
Jackson Hole
Westeo
United States
Eheda
Senator Warren Plan
Benair Warren
Oregon
Colorado
Utah
Montana
Public Land Auction at Sheridan Courthouse
A public land sale will begin at 1 PM on Tuesday July 29 at the Sheridan courthouse front door. About 1 760.85 acres will be auctioned to the highest bidders under the State Board of Land Commissioners. Commissioner 8 G Hopkin will officiate as auctioneer and parcels include state land in Sheridan county with appraised values around 15.439 per acre. minimum bids set at three fourths of appraised value or less than 10 per acre.
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Sheridan County
Blule Board of Land
Civil Service Examinations Cheyenne Forest Clerks
United States Civil Service Commission announces examination 088 on August 3, 2012 for forest clerks male. Eligible applicants sought for vacancies in the forest service with salaries from 1100 to 1200 dollars.
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Civil Service Examinations
Cheyenne
United States Civil Service
Forest Service
Wyoming Notes of Statewide Happenings and Incidents
A wide range of terse items across Wyoming locales mentions a new lodge in Kemmerer, a successful Rawlins show, legal cases in Cheyenne and Lander, and a murder trial. Other briefs cover road and bridge funding, rail service cuts, oil and gas discoveries near Cody, hail damage, and school and hospital developments in Rawlins and Cheyenne.
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Jenking
Joly
Cheyenne
Moorcroft
Sheridan Salvation
Dickens Gives Pennies to Boy in London Street
The story recounts Charles Dickens walking in London when a hungry boy asks for a penny. Dickens finds no money, the boy begs, and another boy arrives with two pennies. The generous author brings the lad home, feeds him, clothes him, and helps his path to a better life.
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Charles Dickens
London
Dickens
Hite
Jolly
Iackene
Defended by Nature in Turmoil, Journal Fragment
An aged woman, Mrs Hoyle, contemplates aging amid nature's shadows and lights. A voice, Mrs Oliphant, notes a protective coat of mail defending time and endurance through upheaval.
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Wali
Nalure
Mre Oliphant
The Hatred of Children and Odd Anecdotes from Old England
A fragmented excerpt features an English earl noted for his hatred of children who once employed an army pensioner as lodge keeper. The pensioner’s wife bore a son, provoking the lord’s outburst. Other snippets mention Americans praising English purity and a cautionary note on social behavior and deception.
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Atio
James Fullerton Muirhead
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