Rasputin Wound Sparks Murder Plot In Imperial Russia
In St Petersburg on July 16 the court physician and empress’s lady in waiting depart for Tyumen to visit wounded Rasputin after an attempted killing by would be assassin Ciusena who claims to end his alleged evil. Rasputin vows to outlive his enemies as unrest grows with Heliodorus tied rivals.
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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 Replaces Burned Eyelid
In Sharon Pennsylvania on July 15 a rare operation at Buble hospital grafted skin from the leg to form an eyelid for KK Hilkirk. The grafted eyelid is healing satisfactorily and expected to serve as an excellent substitute for the original lid burned fifteen years ago.
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Sharon
Hilkirk
Buble Hospital
Lightning kills man in storm at McCaslin ranch
Sam Hasher Jr., 25, was killed by lightning yesterday while seeking shelter under a tree during a heavy rainstorm on the McCaslin ranch near Boulder Colorado.
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Boulder Boulder
Colo
Sam Hasher, Jr
McCaslin Ranch
Characteristic Expressions of Freddie Welsh as Lightweight Champion
The piece profiles Freddie Welsh the new world lightweight champion noted as a gentleman pugilist. It traces his rise from New York gyms to British titles and his return to defend against Matt Ritchie, while noting his vegetarianism and his light punching style.
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Freddie Welsh
Welsh
Los Angeles
Jack Johnson
United States
Twenty-third Street
New York City
England
Carpentier Smith Set for London 70-Round World Match
In London tomorrow night George Carpentier the French light heavyweight and Dunboat Smith the Irish American challenger meet for the white heavyweight world title at Olympia with stakes over 410000. Carpentier born 1894 at Lenz France 170 pounds 73 inch reach 41 inch chest stands as a famed contender with a rugged style and punch power. Smith born 1885 Philadelphia known for an overhand right and uppercut has fought across the west and east with a notable knockout record. Seat sales from one to fifty dollars are reported heavy with French boxing enthusiasts planning to follow the bout into England. Olympia hosts the event as promoters project international significance.
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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
Strike by 2000 Dock Workers Threatens Liverpool Port
In Liverpool on July 15 a strike by more than 2,000 dock workers escalates, with leaders warning that the disruption may last only a few more hours. Local operations near high tide are affected as workers protest conditions and scheduling.
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Liverpool
Spammanii
Austria-Hungary Diverse Tongues Highlighted by Society
The National Geographic Society explains Austria-Hungary as a constitutional monarchy with distinct parts, revealing Hungary’s strong national identity, diverse languages, and varied religions. It notes separate constitutions for Austria and Hungary, a common ruler, and Hungary’s agricultural focus versus Austria’s industrial profile, plus rugged geography and urban centers like Vienna and Budapest.
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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
Controversy Over Jones Confirmation Persists in Senate
Washington July 15 opponents of Thomas D. Jones of Chicago claim eight to ten Democratic votes against his federal reserve board nomination. Jones supporters seek to overturn the banking committee’s adverse report on the Senate floor with new testimony from the recent inquiry. Jones defended International Harvester while asserting alignment with presidential 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
Benvolent and Protective Order of Bikes Concludes Work
Denver July 15 The Grand Lodge of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Bikes completes most of its business in the golden jubilee session and annual national reunion, adjourns until final session tomorrow.
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Denver
Grand Lodge of the Benuvolent and Protective Order of Bikes
Tts
Labor and occupation rates for U.S. youths and women in 1910
A census report shows 81.3 percent of males 10 years and older in gainful work in 1910, with 96.7 percent of men aged 21 to 44 employed. Among females 10 and over, 23.4 percent were employed, driven by high activity in ages 16 to 20.
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Washington
United States
William J
de Commerce
Huerta Resigns Opens Path to Peace in Mexico
The article notes Huerta's resignation and signals a potential peace route. It cites Francisco Carbajal as the new provisional president of Mexico and references mediation attempts involving Porfirio Díaz's circle and the 1911 revolution. It mentions the Tampico incident and ongoing revolutionary dynamics in Mexico.
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Vera Crug
Tampico
En Paso
Francisco Carbajal
Mexico
Peace Sion
Porfling’ Ding
Madero
Federals Claim Bloody Victory At Palmar Chihuahua
Federals rout a constitutionalist garrison at Palmar Chihuahua killing all in the village. In northern Mexico three hundred guerrillas led by General Roque Gomez attacked a border tida in view of U S troops. Captain Tope and Galasar led a desperate defense from above.
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Columbus
N. M
Palmoar
Chihuahua
Airo
Mexico
Republic
Roque Gomez
United States Army
Tope
Gomes
Fie Cemap
Galasar
Casas Grandes
Three More Witnesses to Testify in Carman Murder Case
MINEOLA New York July 16 The grand jury probing the murder of Mrs Louise Bailey and the related Carman case adjourned with three witnesses remaining to be heard. The district attorney said he would not allow the physician’s wife to testify without immunity.
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Mineola
N. Y
Louise
Bailey
Mra
Plorence Conklin Carman
Smith
Totus Ily
Lassen Peak Erupts Again with Steam and Ash Rise
Reports from Redding California describe Lassen Peak erupting with a column of steam and ashes reaching several thousand feet. The volcanic activity continued as observers noted ash plumes andvolatile air disturbances, with no immediate reports of injuries or evacuations.
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Redding
Calif
Larcee
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