Woman Stabbed Monk to End an Imaginary Evil
In St Petersburg on July 16 the empress court physician and the empress lady in waiting head to Tyumen to attend Rasputin after a wound from a would be assassin. The attacker says she aimed to end Rasputin’s influence and accused him of impiety while Rasputin vows survival. Peasants stormed Gusera’s jail as she is linked to Heliodorus.
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St, Petersburg
Russia
Sergius Petrovitch Fedoroff
Mile. Virubova
Tyumen
Siberia
Gregory Rasputin
Ciusena
Raputin
Russla
Yalta
Rasputin
Heliodorus
Tsaritaya
Heliodorous
Gusera
Eyelid Graft From Skin Recovers in Sharon Hospital
In Sharon Pennsylvania on July 15 a pioneering operation used skin from a leg to create a new eyelid for Kk Hilkirk at Buble hospital. The grafted eyelid is healing well and expected to serve as a strong substitute for the burned eyelid from fifteen years ago.
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Sharon
Hilkirk
Buble Hospital
Lightning Kills Man in Colorado Storm
Sam Hasher Jr., 25, was killed by lightning yesterday while seeking shelter under a tree during a heavy rainstorm on the McCaslin ranch in Boulder Colorado.
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Boulder Boulder
Colo
Sam Hasher, Jr
McCaslin Ranch
Characteristic Expressions of Freddie Welsh Lightweight Champion
A profile of Freddie Welsh, new lightweight world champion, noting his gentlemanly style, vegetarian claims, and long career. It covers his rise from New York gym to British title, the Wells defeats, and American reception of his pecking, quick-hit boxing as experts doubt his durability in extended bouts.
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Freddie Welsh
Welsh
Los Angeles
Jack Johnson
United States
Twenty-third Street
New York City
England
Matt Wells
London
Wells
Ritchie
Carpentier Smith Set for 70 Round World Heavyweight Bout
History tonight reports an international 70 round heavyweight title clash in London between George Carpentier and Dunboat Smith at Olympia with stakes over 410000. Carpentier, born 1894 in Lenz France, weighed about 170 pounds with a 41 inch reach, is praised as a top light heavyweight and durable puncher. Smith, Irish American from Philadelphia, born 1885, relies on an overhand right and uppercut as key finishers. Seat sales ranged from one to fifty dollars, with French fans and English sportsmen following every development.
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New York
America
Europe
George Carpentier
Dunboat Smith
London
Carpentier
Smith
Jim Jeffries
Jack Johnson
Reno
Olympia
Lenz
France
Edward Gunboa
Philadelphia
West
Lacroix
Jim Sullivan
Hubert Roe
George Gunther
Willie Lewis
Frank Klaus
Billy Papke
Moreau
Bandsmen Rice
Cyclone Smith
Bombardier Wells
Lurle
Jack Lancaster
Jeff Smith
Pat O'Keefe
George Mitchell
Joe Jeanette
Jack Smith
Battling Brooks
Jack McFarland
Hugh McGaon
Andy Morris
George Godfrey
Jim Ravage
Jim Stewart
Frank Moran
Tom McMahon
Sailor White
Porky Fivon
al Rubia
Jack
Charles Miller
al McCluskey
Jens Willard
George Rodel
Jim Flynn
Tony Keas
Sam Langford
Carl Morris
Arthur Pesky
England
Port of Liverpool faces strike by 2000 dock workers
Liverpool July 15. More than 2,000 dock workers are on strike and the situation grows serious. One leader warned that if the stoppage lasts a few more hours the port may become unable to operate at high tide as ships face delays and potential disruption.
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Liverpool
Spammanii
Austria-Hungary The Land Of Many Tongues And Rules
The National Geographic Society in Washington describes Austria Hungary as a constitutional union of two vast, distinct realms. Hungary dominates the Slav regions while Austria leans industrial, with diverse languages and religions. Vienna and Budapest blend old world grandeur with modern urban life and strong policing across the empire.
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Washington
Austria-Hungary
Francis Nand
Duchess of
Austria
Hungary
Austrian Empire
Bohemia
Galicia
Dalmatia
Upper
Lower
Francis Joseph
Kingdom of
Croatia
Slavonia
Transylvania
Empire of
Europe
Switzerland
Hervast
Vienna
Budapest
Buda
Pest
Paris
London
Battle over Jones nomination to federal reserve board intensifies
Both sides claim chosen votes as the Jones confirmation battles reach the Senate. Opponents say eight to ten Democratic senators may vote against Thomas D. Jones of Chicago, while supporters push to overturn a banking committee majority adverse report. Jones’ testimony on his dealings with International Harvester and New Jersey Zinc is cited as strengthening positions. He defended Harvester and its directors while aligning with the president’s policy to destroy monopoly.
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Washington
Thomas D. Jones
Chicago
Federal Reserve Board
Jones
Senate
International Harvester Company
New Jersey Zinc Company
Harvester Company
Eice
Grand Lodge of Benevolent and Protective Order of Bikes Batch Completes Work
In Denver the Grand Lodge closes most business in its golden jubilee session during the national reunion. Officials report progress with plans for the final accession tomorrow.
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Denver
Grand Lodge of the Benuvolent and Protective Order of Bikes
Tts
Occupations Report Shows 1910 Child and Youth Work
The census bureau reports over eight in ten males 10 years plus were gainfully employed in 1910, with 16 to 20 and 21 to 44 age groups showing the largest participation. Female workers rose to 23.4 per cent, driven by 16 to 20 year olds, while overall child labor edged higher from 1900 to 1910.
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Washington
United States
William J
de Commerce
Huerta Resigns Opens Path to Peace in Mexico
The dispatch notes Francisco Carbajal as the new provisional president of Mexico at El Paso on July 15 and references the Tampico incident, U S intervention, and ongoing revolution dynamics as factions seek a peaceful settlement amid external pressure.
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Vera Crug
Tampico
En Paso
Francisco Carbajal
Mexico
Peace Sion
Porfling’ Ding
Madero
Federal Forces Score Bloody Victory at Palmar
Columbus New Mexico July 15 The annihilation today of the constitutionalist garrison at Palmar Chihuahua by federal forces disrupted northern Mexico peace and revived counter revolutionary reports. About three hundred guerrillas under General Roque Gomez attacked the border town as US Army patrols observed. Every man in the village garrison is reported killed. Thirty men under Captain Tope fought from above Gomez was second in command under Galazar and recently terrorized the Casas Grandes district.
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Columbus
N. M
Palmoar
Chihuahua
Airo
Mexico
Republic
Roque Gomez
United States Army
Tope
Gomes
Fie Cemap
Galasar
Casas Grandes
Carman Case Proceeds as Grand Jury Closes Summer Session
Mineola N Y July 16 The grand jury probing the murder of Mrs Louise Bailey and the collapse of Mrs Florence Conklin Carman adjourned with three witnesses remaining. DA Smith said he would not allow the physician’s wife to testify even if she signs a immunity waiver and expected a disposal of the case tomorrow.
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Mineola
N. Y
Louise
Bailey
Mra
Plorence Conklin Carman
Smith
Totus Ily
Lassen Peak Erupts Again Forming Steam and Ash
A Lassen Peak eruption creates steam and ash plumes rising to significant heights. The activity continues a sequence of volcanic unrest affecting the surrounding area.
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San Franci
F Althin
HL. B. Crocker Company
Panama-Pacific International Exposition Company
Eculftor
The
Sherman Co
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State Federation of Labor
Huerta
Weather Report
Domperatore
Boise
Clear
Oneal
Des Moines
Denver, Cldy
Galveston, Pieldy
Helena, Pieldy
Lander, Clear
Cldy
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Omaha
Pteldy
Pheonix
Portland
Rapid City
Sheridan
Salt Lake
San Diego
Carman
Lassen Peak
Redding
Calif
Larcee
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