British Opinion Remains Firm Amid German Coup Failure
A London dispatch reports British opinion unchanged after Germany's big coup attempt. Prime Minister Asquith and Lloyd George stress support for France, signaling a peaceful resolution to the question. German prospects appear muted as news confirms Allied vigilance and readiness to sustain France.
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Market Report from New York and Buffalo Provision Markets
July 27 market notes list prices for wheat, oats, eggs, potatoes, flour, butter, and meat. Woolly entries show bids for No. 1 northern wheat, No. 2 red, eggs around 25 cents, hogs around 7.25 to 7.70, and cattle, dairy, and hay values across New York and Buffalo markets.
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Lieutenant Congratulates French Aviator on Victory
Lieutenant Conneau offers congratulations to a French aviator for securing a notable victory. The message highlights allied cooperation and celebrates scientific and military achievement in aerial combat, underscoring the morale boost for French forces and their allies.
King George congratulates Cotineau in air race victory
London July 28 King George congratulated Lieutenant Cotineau winner of the Daily Mall air race over 010 miles for a prize of 90000 dollars. The king noted Cotineau’s victory and speculation circulated that his close rival Pierre Vedrines might flee from Brighton to Dieppe. Cotineau plans to return home by air route on the way back to France.
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Ie Winer
Dally Mall
Itte
Cotineau
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Brighton
Dieppe
Excursionists Killed in Crash Near Durham to Charlotte
A collision near a rail curve occurred on a freight and excursion line, a string of box cars blocking view caused engineers to miss signals. Over 900 passengers on the excursion were injured or killed. many crews injured and a special train ferried wounded to Charlott ton. death toll rising with more expected.
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Four Die After Train Strikes Auto at Street Crossing
A fast express train from Pennsylvania struck an automobile on Rebecca Street in Wilkinsburg causing four deaths. The victims all resided nearby. one woman was badly hurt and left unconscious, later in hospital. The deceased include Edward Batchelor, 52, superintendent at a railroad union office.
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Wiikineburg
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Ikely
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Batchelor
Union
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Baltimore & Omo
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Eiward
Gatehelors
John Reed
Alisa Mary Beni Loy
Aigost
Margaret Morrison Curtivzio Nechulcal
Whitney Tvetiue
Wilkinsburg
Milas Menintoy
Batehelos
Margaret Motison Olingls
Boy Killed In Fall From Horse At Fanceville
A boy named Clyde Gibson, aged four, was fatally injured when the horse he rode tumbled down an embankment and buried him beneath the earth at Fanceville. The tragedy occurred during a routine ride, leaving the community in shock.
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Fanceville
Clyde Gibson
Beaten 10 Death by Bold Robbers Near District Attorney’s Home
New York on July 28 reports Paul Geidel arrested at 217 West Court Street charged with the murder of William Henry Jackson, cashier of Van Schaick & Go, in a West 44th Street hotel. District Attorney White and family asleep upstairs, robbery motive unclear, investigation focuses on how intruders entered and the nature of the killing. The victim, 7 years old in social standing, was noted for wealth and ties to prominent figures, while fellow financier Darby Crisdall served as longtime cashier.
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Paul Geidal
West Cou
Daugherty
Jackson
Whit Than
Geidel
Athlet
West 44Th Street
William Henry Jackson
van Schaick & Go. Tordd
Charles 8. White
Whitmans
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Aland
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Wells
Darby Crisdall
Jenior
Wain Sohiatoke & Go
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Sh. Peter'y Ojured
Westchester
Frank W.jackson
Roosevelt Hospital
Grins
Sevinth Regiment
Fragmented Riddle of Unclear Event and Attire
An unreadable fragment describes a scene with damaged details about people, clothing and a mysterious action. The text hints at a tense moment with buttons being removed and objects like a gold watch and a heavy chain mentioned, but the exact events and identities remain obscured by garbled phrasing.
No New Cholera Cases Reported by Health Authorities
Health authorities announce no new cholera cases and all patients are improving in New York on July 28. The report mentions transferrals from Pelovia to Swinburne and ongoing testing of ather patients, with quarantine measures at Jamaica and related port precautions for ships arriving from New York via Boston. Cholera fatality figures are noted for Constantinople, with twenty deaths in the past 24 hours.
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Josophie
Grimiy
Thor
York
Porte
Manno
Herhwdes
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Wilts Island
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Moston
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Cleanse your kidneys with Thompson's Barosma remedy
An early 20th century advertorial urges readers to use Thompson's Barosma to purify kidneys, liver and bladder. It claims clogged kidneys spread impurities via the blood, causing rheumatism and other diseases. The ad promotes a bottle for nine weeks and money back, with prices and distributor details.
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Thomas Towney
Thompson
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Thomas Downey
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