Assassination of Spain Prime Minister Canovas Goel Castillo
In Mavuro Spain the Prime Minister Canovas Goel Castillo was fatally shot at Santo Agueda by an anarchist. Three shots were fired with one hitting the forehead and another the chest. He died two hours later beside his wife who cried Long Live Spain as his final words.
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Santo Agueda
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San Sebastian
Vitoria
Alava
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Barcelona
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Bauch
Helium
England
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Lucerne
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Marshal
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San Bebas- Hon
Canavas
Antonio Canovas del Castillo
Malaga
Europa
Fesaat
Secretary Bliss Fountains the Dangers of Going to Klondike
Secretary Bliss warns of the hazards of heading to Klondike highlighting perils, caution, and the need for preparation. The note stresses safety for travelers and adventurers considering rugged journeys to remote northern regions.
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Bliss
Klondike
Start for the Klondike Evokes Crime Fears and Starvation
An Alaska Commercial Company agent warns that those urging a Klondike rush will face crime. He predicts dead bodies along passes from Juneau to Dawson City and says Dawson cannot feed newcomers. The company claims to have tried to deter clerks professionals and unseasoned travelers from risking the perilous trek.
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Startuz
Wash
Klondike
Eald
Alayska Commercial Company
Junoau
Dawson City
Missiesspot
Red Bird Creek Woman Fires After Discovering Affair
Mrs. Lea Coombs of Clay County Kentucky found Miss Sallie Hooker with her husband. She grabbed a revolver and shot the woman after a pursuit through an open window. The fourth shot killed the girl. Coombs fainted and was said to be dying. Public reaction cites vigilante justice as a possible unwritten law.
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Lea Coombs
Red Bird Creek
Clay County
Mra. Coombs
Tubus
Secretary Wilson Eyes Alaska Yukon Farm Experiment
Secretary Wilson of the Agriculture Department met in Chicago with interested parties about Alaska. He outlined studies on agricultural resources of Yukon and Tanana valleys and proposed an experimental farm near their junction within a year. He urged a $15,000,000 appropriation and a Yukon Valley farming colony to supply miners with grain nests and vegetables next spring.
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Fish River
Alabama
Harford
Findis
R.A. Johnson
Klondike
Do Lamar
United Sates
Riondike
Alaska
Yukon River
Chilcoot Pass
California
Alvin Plover
United States
Mont Terre
John U. Sudin
Port
Oregon
Underwood
Weiler
New York
Ptock
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Berry
Boeretary Wilson
Agricultural Department
Chicago
Aliska
Hoe
Iam
Alaka
Yukon
Department of Agriculture
Tanana
Congress
Wilson
Yukon Valley
Estabash
Mayon Volcano Eruption Destroys Towns and Kills Hundreds
Reports from the Philippine region describe Mayon’s eruption, with ash and lava rivers destroying Bacaca, Maripol, Lifoh, and fifteen smaller towns. By July 8 at least six hundred dead were confirmed, with fears the toll may reach into the thousands as evacuees struggled to escape the disaster.
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Luen
Hogeo
Hong Hong
Bacaca
Maripol
Lifoh
Murder at Colored Church Near Sylacauga Alabama
A 13 year old boy was shot dead in a colored church four miles west of Sylacauga Alabama. John Graham a colored man returned after two years and during services he was teased by the boy. Graham drew a pistol and fired killing the boy instantly.
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Hobart
Mra
Alger
Serretary
Porter
Frances Alger
Fred” Alger
Batley
Charles B. Pike
Alger’sfance
H. Flagg
Hotel Champlain
Lift Point
Provident
Livutunsut Tate
Colored Guard
Myra
Bailey
Cenovalry
Dodd
Royal Riders
Burlington
Vermont
Colonel Cannon
Grout
Edward J. Phelps
H.8. Reck
T. 4. Keck
Smaley
CG Kennedy
Burington
Sylacauga
Ala
John Graham
Graham
Fred
Police Kill Comanche Chief in Oklahoma Ambush
In the extreme southwest of Oklahoma outlaws killed Quanub Parker, chief of the Comanche, while returning from Texas with a group of his people. He was camped at the mouth of North Fork Creek in Grier County, robbed of his money, and accompanied by his wife and sub chiefs. Parker, son of Cynthia Ann Parker, led the tribe through the Southwest era with multiple wives and many children.
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Altul
Oklahoma
Quanub Parker
Parker
Texas
North Fork Creek
Grier County
Southwest
Cynthia Ann Parker
Quana
Tle
Wheat hits record on New York Produce Exchange
September wheat rose to eighty six cents on the New York Produce Exchange amid belief the United States must feed millions abroad. Ourn declined on hopeful crop prospects. Senate leader Gorman of Maryland is expected to retire from politics after his term and will not seek reelection.
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New York City
New York Produce Exchange
United States
Gorman
Maryland
Chain of Tragedies in Crooksville Ohio Claims Lives
A sequence of deadly events in Crooksville begins when J. J. McFarland collapses from apoplexy on a street. Undertaker C. W. Watts and barber David Miller prepare the body as lightning strikes a nearby house, killing Miller and Ralph McFarland, age nine, and seriously injuring Mr Me Lat in. The Internal Revenue Bureau reports a sharp decrease in per capita alcohol consumption nationwide.
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Ohio
J. J. McFarland
C. W. Watts
Undertaker
David Miller
Miller
Ralph McFarland
Mir
Atta
Internal Revenue
Internal Revenue Bureau of the Treasury
Former Sing Sing inmate shoots wife then kills self in Brooklyn
Willits J Morris once trusted employee of Henry Clown and Wall Street operator, released from Sing Sing on August 2 for forgery, shoots wife Margaret in Brooklyn and then fatally shoots himself. Wife wounded, in precarious condition at Homeopathic Hospital. The couple had quarreled over her refusal to live with him.
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Henry Clown
Wall Street
Sing Sing
Margaret
Brooklyn
Dillet
Homeopathic Hospital
Judge Simonton Blocks Decreed Blow at Columbia
A decretal order issued in Columbia faced a sharp setback as Judge Simonton rejected the motion, casting doubt on a South Carolina dispossession and the state’s handling of interstate commerce provisions related to the sale of loosely packed quor? products.
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Simonton
Columbia
South Carolina
Boy Shoots Toddler With Revolver in Dayton Home
Eight year old Morris Eppler found a revolver at home in Dayton Ohio and shot three year old Rudolph Frelkle. He dragged the body into the yard and went to bed then was placed in jail.
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Morris Eppler
Dayton
Ohio
Rudolph Frelkle
Jatl
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