Revolution in Colombia sparks fears of split nation
Mysterious telegrams report imminent fighting as secessionist powers in coastal regions move toward rebellion. Panamanian officials show special interest amid reports of armed groups and pending diplomatic arrangements. Newsletters cite Cartagena and nearby departments as possible flashpoints.
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Panamia
United States
Colomii
Aylaura
Oop
Actil
Cartuxenis
Reauulle
Colombia
Sheriff’s Posse Captures Suspected Safeblowers in Benton Battle
In Benton Tarbor Michigan on July 19 a gun battle erupted between a sheriff's posse and three suspects. Two women and a man were wounded and two others captured after a heated clash near the city. Police tie the trio to a regional gang active in Michigan and Indiana, linked to recent burglaries and a furniture-store robbery. Local offices and businesses had been previously dynamited by the same group. The posse hid near a lumber yard and exchanged fire after two men approached. arrests followed.
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Benton Tarbor
Mich
Juy
Tivo
Michigan
Bheritt Johnson
Pollen Foelear
Wouter
Bodies Recovered From Cascade Coal Mine Explosion
The two victims of the Cascade Coal and Coke mine blast at Sykesville were brought to the surface. Officials note no severe mutilation or burns and attribute deaths to afterdamp. A Pittsburgh chemist will test blood samples to estimate fatalities and missing workers. Rescue teams inspected the mine as coroner plans to open inquest Wednesday.
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Bureau of Miney Oar
Pittabure
Sayera
Lewistown Man Slashes Throat in Suspected Family Dispute
John Emon of Lewistown attempted suicide in Intown on July 10 by cutting his throat with a penknife. He was found on the town outskirts and received prompt medical care that saved his life before being sent to Lewistown Hospital. Family troubles are suspected as the motive.
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John Emon
Lewistown
Uo Lewistown Hospital
Hweauné
Wiley Controversy Pushes Taft Toward Decision
Washington July 1 A shift in the Wiley affair places pressure on President Taft to act on Dr Harvey Wiley chief of the bureau of chemistry. Wilson’s handling and possible dismissal are debated as the cabinet fights over whether the issue is purely departmental or a broader political trap.
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Washington
Jly
Atomi
Harvey WW .Wiley
Bureau of Chemistry
Fushy
Columbia University
Wiley
Taft
Wickersham
Wickeraham
Wilson
Algo
Bart
Comptroller of the Treasury
Wiley Pape
Whiteni
Hay
Novellat's Father Dies in Fulton County
William T. Chambers, longtime New York lawyer and author of Robert W. Chambers, collapsed at his Brandt home in Fulton County. He died at 84.
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Bohenociuly
N. Y
William ‘T. Chambers
New
Man Dies After Overexertion in South Boitidoni
Abraham Dorne of Holertowthla Hite collapses after attempting to catch a trolley car in South Boitidoni on July 10, dying shortly after arrival at the scene.
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South Boitidoni
Abraham Dorne
Holertowthla
Investigating the Ice Trust in New York
In New York on July 1 the district attorney opened an inquiry into the American Ice Company. The Knickerbocker Ice Company is accused of succeeding to the American’s assets and maintaining a monopoly. Magistrate Appleton heard the case with fifteen subpoenas issued. The hearing was adjourned to today as officers sought witnesses and further evidence.
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People's Lawyer
American Ice Company
Knickerbocker Ice Company
New York
Appleton
Wat Muy
Knickerbocker Ue Company
William A. DeFord
Assistint
Dietitel
DePavil
Azteca
Franke R. Siyage
Olex
Jaye Avithont
American Tee Company
DeFord
Mrr
Saynee
Todiey
Dean's Kidney Pills Endure as Kidney Remedy Advised
A cor ny article extols Dean's Kidney Pills as a permanent cure for kidney troubles across ages. Testimonial from Arcadyce of Corby and a Buffalo seller underline wide fame and urge trials for anyone suffering urinary issues, claiming enduring normal kidney function after use.
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Corry
Artayce
Dean
Don
Wil
Wester-Milburn
Buffalo
New York
United States
Taft Heads to Beverly for Weekend Family Visit
President Taft will travel to Beverly Massachusetts for a family visit this weekend. He plans to stay with relatives and return to Washington on Tuesday morning.
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Taft
Beverly
Washington
Frye
Mass
Tiple Aimmer
Interrogation and Thain fy De Quincey Quip on Sex Balance
A woman recalls a historical interrogation about why there are more women than men. Thain fy De Quincey replies with a line about nature and heaven, suggesting a philosophical view on human balance and fate.
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Thain Fy de Quincey
Miners Threaten Strike Over Wages, Wyoming-Lackawanna District
Benjamin McEnanny, president of the miners union, warned at the annual Wyoming-Lackawanna district convention that if operators do not grant substantial wage increases and other concessions when the current agreement expires in March, a strike may ensue. He cited a decade with no wage gains despite rising living costs and called for a significant tax increase next year to support miners while urging operators and authorities to act without disrupting regional industrial peace.
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Wilkes Darre
Benjamin McEnanny
Fhe
Wyoming-Lackswanna
Hy Sd
Coal Strike Commission
Mina
New Scheme For French Army Split Command into Three Sections
July 19. General Mol wer, the French commander in Morocco, announced a new scheme for the French army. He has divided his command into three sections stationed at Mehedin Megitnex and Ona in the Ohwouta Shawn district.
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Asa Blones
Mol Wer
Morocco
Mehedin
Megitnex Ind Ona
Ohwouta
Shawn
Gates Holding His Own in Paria Audition
Paria July 1 John W Gites auditioned last night and performed as before. He remains in the same voice and style as yesterday.
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Gates
Paria
John W Gites
Saved Daughter's Life By Thompson's Barosma Miracle Cure
A Pleasantville man recounts how his daughter recovered from severe illness after using Thompson's Barosma. The letter claims rapid improvement after over $100 in medicines, with five bottles curing Bright's disease, kidney and liver troubles, and anemia. The ad promotes N. F. Ames & Co and Thomas Downey as sellers, pricing two sizes at 50 cents and $1 with a guarantee.
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Thompson
Frank D. ‘Meeder
Pleasantville
Backsehe
al Deache
N. F. Ames & Co
Thomas Downey
Bright
Ball Players Acquitter In Syracuse Brief
In Syracuse on July 1 the ball players of the Syracuse Suite league were acquitted by the jury after being arrested or playing on Sunday. This marks a second acquittal within a week in the local baseball scene.
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Syracuse
Poles Court
Yeateriny
Syracuse Suite League
Bane
Poultry Supplies Offer Sparks Fresh Pricing
Three cars arrive unloading mostly wheat for Acme Milling Company. Distributor signals attractive prices and urges buyers to act on new stock and milling inputs.
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Acme Milling Company
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