Princess Amelie Lonine Weds Gustave Whoztan In Kammerberg
Vienna reports from Mrodny Lysty that Princess Amelie Lonine of Furstenberg and Gustave Whoztan, an automobile firm employee she eloped with last May, were married in Kammerberg Castle chapel. Extraordinary scenes followed secrecy around preparations. Nozian arrived in uniform before the ceremony. the princess fainted yet proceeded with the rite and embraced her husband before onlookers.
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Mrodny Lysty
Amelie Lonine
Furstenberg
Gustav Whoztan
Kammerberg
Nozian
Mmil of
Amelie
Miners Attack Train Carrying Strike-Breakers in Alabama
In Birmingham on July 18 a train bearing strike-breakers was attacked by union miners near Adamsville. One deputy killed, about a dozen injured as a battle erupted. Sheriff Higdon and Governor Comer mobilized state troops and cavalry to restore order and prevent further rail disruption.
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Ala
Sherift
Frigdon
Adamaville
Comer
Henry Ellen
Reprb
Higdon
Robert Gardner
Jefferson
Adamsville
Montgomery
Unionists Fire On Strike-Breakers In Alabama Mine Clash
Deputies Gardner mortally wounded and George Smith with him as about 1000 shots fire at a Jefferson railroad clash with strike-breakers. A train of fifty men was halted by an open switch. deputies and miners exchanged heavy fire, with reports of many killed or wounded. State troops Mobilize as violence spreads to Blossburg Pratt City Mary Lee and Republic corners with brutal assaults and dynamite.
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Birmingham
George Smith
Jefferson
Smith
Adamsville
Higdon
Blossburg
William Safford
Pratt City
Mary Lee
Republic Comer
Salvadoran General’s Son Shot Out In Immigration Row
Balvador Generals Son Shot Out In San Francisco July 18 due to strict immigration rules. The twelve year old, son of Salvadorean army General Rivas, faced denial because of an eye disease, prompting plans to send him to the United States for schooling which fell apart at the border.
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Balvador
San Francisco
Tumbert Rivas
Rivas
United States
Pehool
Ely's Dream Balm for nasal catarrh and hay fever
Note urges use of Ely's Dream Balm for nasal catarrh hay fever or cold in the head claiming it purifies and soothes the membranes lining air passages. It promises disease overcoming effects not short deceptive relief and warns against substitutes. Sold by all druggists priced 60c mailed by Bly Bros New York.
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Bly
Bly Brog
Warren Street
New York
Daily Journal delivery note becomes citywide service
The Daily Journal announces citywide delivery available to all residents at a rate of 10 cents per week, signaling expanded accessibility and newspaper reach within the urban area.
Race Track War to Continue
New York on July 18 Acting District Attorney Elden of Brooklyn vows to press his crackdown on track betting. He says racetracks are disorderly and will be suppressed with vigor, with numerous arrests for betting already occurring at the tracks.
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New York
Elden
Brooklyn
Ohio Ex Judge Douglass Dies in Newark Home
Former Ohio Supreme Court judge Roward Douglass of Cincinnati dies at 61 at his brother-in-law George P. Day's Newark home. He had run for Cincinnati mayor several times and once for governor, with a notable political career.
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Ohio
Newark
Roward Douglass
Cincinnati
Supreme Court
George P. Day
Fle
Shipwrecked Sailors Urged to Use Sea Net for Food
A botanist speaker from the New Orleans Times-Democrat argues shipwrecked sailors die from starvation in open boats. He urges packing a light net to trail behind boats so they can haul in small shellfish or sea fruit periodically. He stresses the sea surface teems with life and edible matter.
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New Orleans Times-Democrat
Pueblo Game Riot Fears Prompt Manager to Seek Halt
Denver special reports Ducky Holmes of Sioux City has asked National Association Secretary Farrell for authority to cancel the August series in Pueblo. Holmes says Pueblo is unsafe for his ball players and that a victory could trigger a riot, citing lawless crowds impeding umpires and threatening games.
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Denver
Enya
Pueblo
Ducky" Holmes
Sioux City
Farrell
National Association
Mesrell
Ifolimnes
Tatt May Speak at Syracuse During State Fair Week
Tudee Tatt and Representative Sherman may deliver addresses in Syracuse New York during state fair week in September Invitations have been extended by state fair managers Republicans say both will probably accept and formal acceptances are pending at state headquarters
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Tatt
Syracuse
New York
Tudee Tatt
Sherman
Revolution Roils Tabritz Persia as Forces Clash
Tabritz Persia July 17 revolutionists rout Rachin Kahn's horsemen who are out of ammunition and fled to the hills. Rachin Kahn under the shah's orders is missing and the revolutionists have gained control, sacking the officials' houses.
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Persia
Tuly
Rachin Kahn
Officals
Two Boys Killed by Lightning Near Vandalia Ohio
July 18 report from Dayton states Clyde Zar twenty and Walter Cowitz fourteen were struck dead by lightning at a rural site near Vandalia. Lightning hit an elm near the house then the barn, passing through Zar and splitting Cowitz’s skull amid hay and structural damage.
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Clyde Zar
Walter Cowitz
Vandaila
Zar
Cowitz
Senator Clarence Don Clark Stricken in Chicago
United States Senator Clarence Don Clark of Wyoming suffered a nervous collapse and general breakdown at the Auditorium Annex hotel in Chicago on July 17. He was despaired of briefly but rallied, and doctors expect his recovery.
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United States
Chicago
Clarence Don Clark
Wyoming
Auditorium Annex
Lisbon Chamber Votes 80 to 14 Against Republican Attacks
Lisbon on July 18 reports the chamber of deputies backed the royal civilist after Premier Ferreira answered Republican attacks. The vote stood 80 to 14 with 14 abstentions or noes noted.
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Lisbon
Chamber of Deputies
Ferreira
Markets Report Chicago July grain and livestock quotations
Quotations from Chicago Board of Trade cover Wheat Corn Oats and futures for July Sept Dec with cash samples. Live stock futures include cattle hogs sheep and lambs with receipts and price ranges. East Buffalo and other regional quotes list bids for calves and hay commodities.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Maine
Faso
Indiana
Wisconsin
East Buffalo
Buffalo
N. Y
Dunning & Stevens
Live Stock Commission Verchants
Testimony on Foley's Kidney Cure Restores Health
Ira W. Kelly of Mansfield Pa says two years of poor health from kidney and bladder trouble improved after using Foley's Kidney Cure. He spent much on physicians with no benefit and urges others to try the remedy. Sold by H. J. Moogk and Wm. F. Jungkunz.
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Ira W. Kelly
Mansfield
Foley
H. J. Moogk
Wm. F. Jungkunz
Patrons Urged to Confirm Regular Newspaper Delivery
A brief notice asks readers who do not receive their paper regularly to notify the office. It requests prompt confirmation to ensure continued service and avoid interruptions.
Travel Tales in Scotland Lecture a Wee Village
The distinguished traveler and war correspondent gave a lecture on a Scotland tour at a small village four miles from a railway station. The chairman invoked prayer and asked for grace to understand the truth as the speaker discussed broadening intellects. The tale ends with a humorous note about a traveler trying roast beef for the first time at a hotel.
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Scotland
Aittle Village
Bed of Bayonets Impresses rajah of Manipur
A Mussulman acrobat in a troupe lay on seven bayonets fixed in muskets as four assistants raised him. He distributed weight to avoid flesh injury and said he felt as comfortable as lying in a bed. A Cleveland Plain Dealer quip about a precocious child follows.
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Manipur
Mussulman
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