Told by Telegraph What the Wires Bring From the Wide World
A compact telegraphic roundup reports notable events and happenings from distant places. It gathers brief summaries of political, social, and cultural items, highlighting rapid worldwide developments as wired to the newsroom.
Europe Aroused Over Canovas Assassination Fallout
The article surveys European press reaction to the assassination of Canovas, noting anarchist concerns and cynical editorials. French socialists and major papers debate political consequences, with predictions that the murder may not topple Liberal power and that royal respect factors in future policy.
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London
Foren
Canovas
Temps
Journal Des Debats
Padaties
Roca
la Patrie
Lousdon
Mississippi incident and arrest linked to public safety breach
A misread Mississippi event describes a man known as Lewis Nelson Fatally injuring Win Adien in Brunswick on July 15 via a blunt encounter with a public safety item barrel. The suspect, called Galli, was captured in Lionisiani and is to be tried under laws against anarchists, with calls to punish those aiding violence.
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Jou Teorden
Lewis Nelson
Win Adien
Brunswick Miss
Lionisiani
Ohare
Lymehers
Gerdom
Adien
Annie Tate
Golli
Madrid
Galli
Qamsell
EL Popule
Caniel
IAW
Poutihie
Baby Entangled by Balloon Pump in Pittsburgh Suburb
Mrs George Shuthmnin of Beaver Falls Pennsylvania found two young sons after a petient nose incident at her home. The elder used a bicycle pump in the baby mouth causing distress then a sharp pop released air. The infant was treated and recovered fully.
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George Shuthmnin
Fieaver Falls
Penn
Aidan
Che Baby
Police Stop Socialists at Public Square Meeting
In Hus Ledale police halted a Socialist Labor party gathering in the public square arresting speaker Martha Mone Avery, a prominent advocate and leader. The city ordinance was cited as the reason for dispersal and warning of further action.
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Soualeta
Hus Ltedale
Martha Mone Avery
Socialist Labor Party
Invasion Tales From a Distant Conflict
Fragmentary report describes Turkish incursions near Mersin invading forces, cruelty alleged against families, and measures by authorities to pursue captives and secure the valley of Vun amid ongoing turmoil.
Robison Park Fort Wayne Attractions Listed
Robison Park Fort Wayne presents a lineup including Oscar Hinson Ester Wallac Bartlett May Dean Jose Charles Jennie Welez with cheap rates. A Chicago special offers a round trip $10 from Minneapolis to Buffalo and return for the GA Ko encampment. Chicago roads plan a move to mvet it.
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Robison Park
Fort Wayne
Lad
Oscar Hinson
Ester Wallac
Bartlett
May
Dean
Jose
Charles
Jennie Welez
Chicago
Soo Road
Minneapolis
Buffalo
Steamer Furtor Sets Fire After Iceberg Collision
Twenty one officers and crew of the British steamer Furtor were rescued by the Sagamore after the ship drifted forty nine hours in open boats in a waterlogged state from a collision with an iceberg. The vessel burned at sea and sank near Cape Race after taking to boats in a heavy gale. The Furtor sailed from West Bay Nova Scotia June 23 with deals to Barry Wales. Sagamore departed Liverpool July 24 and sighted rockets indicating distress off Cape Race.
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Boston
Alexander [Enton
D. J. Denkins
Sagamore
Tvo
Amen
Ivebers
Church Revival Shocks Camp Meeting Twenty Centuries
Rev C J Fowler of the National Association for the Promotion of Dool Hess startled a Des Moines tent audience with a call to spiritual renewal. He warned that neglect of faith risks societal collapse and urged immediate repentance as attendees moved to the altar in a fervent revival.
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C. J. Fowler
Church of Techiy Fis
Db Fowler DD
National Association For the Proaotion
Dool- Hess
Comes Gutian
Desidaines
Emmy Ies
Continetina
Wei
Standine
Chicago
Methodist Church
Singh
Cobain
Sears
Salvation Army
Cloudburst in Colorado Leaves Hundreds of Bridges Gone
A cloudburst caused severe flooding near Castle Rock Colorado with a torrent sweeping away many bridges and disrupting rail and road networks. Damage is estimated in the thousands as county officials assess the wreckage and impact on transportation.
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Castle Rork
Goto
Phamereek
Denver and Grande
Ma Fe
Death at a Wedding in Cincinnati Fire Suffocates Five
A wedding gathering in a Cincinnati building leaves three men and a woman dead and thirteen injured after smoke from an early morning blaze traps guests on a second floor. Occupants refuse to release full details, and investigators note beer and cigarettes may have sparked the fire.
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Cincinnati
Otto Adler
Gath
Adhor
Patrfieuhirs
Simp
Ceer
Upturn in July trade and fewer failures reported
A Weekly Review notes July failures are well below four year levels and business volume rose. Manufacturing failures dip to historic lows while wheat and other farm products fetch strong prices. Coal and textile sectors show mixed signals amid wage and strike impacts.
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Tun &O
Trivle
Ehisses
Aman
DSI
Cotten
Chat
Ineereas Ag Omlers
Michigan Salt Association to Build a Western Factory
A fragmented report notes Michigan Salt Association plans to establish a new works site west of the Missouri River, with conflicts arising over territorial divisions with Kansas salt manufacturers. The piece also mentions immigration policy debates in Hawaii and a mining deal in New York, alongside several violent incidents and a Spanish political assassination.
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Michigan Salt Association
Kansas
Michigan Salt
Plotehinsen
Talap
Pho
Hans
Salt Trust
Kenses Matataerrers
Mt. Souri River
Missouri River
Michigan
Manipulated July Wheat by Chicago Speculation Clique
A Chicago New York and St Louis broker network is accused of controlling July wheat's supply and profits. George R. French claims backers earned over 600000 dollars in a month while Joseph Leiter is named among the participants. The group allegedly maneuvered 4500000 bushels and boosted prices, with 400000 worth of coin profited in one scramble and 200000 more after selling.
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Chicago
New York
St. Louis
George R. French
Hus
Joseph Leiter
Chicago Dark Horse
French
Chicago Commission
Gotham Shorts
Turkey’s Mercy Frontiers Shift Sway in Balkan Clash
Athens reports the frontier line agreed by powers leaves Turkey with control of key heights along the Sahaipvbria river and near Lavissa, sealing Greek access to Natamakas and Notiak valleys. State Department notes Cuba era claims draw limited, while yellow fever fears surface and cargoes move between Seattle, St Michaels, and gold fields, with varied market prices listed for commodities and cattle.
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Greece
Athens
Lendom Diddy
Pelegriph
Sahaipvbria
Coumitza
Natamakas
Notiak
Lavissa
Sabaabria
Debs Enjoined Over Monongah Mine Dispute
Judge Jackson Jr grants a broad injunction at Parkersburg restraining Debs and associates from interfering with Monongah Coke and Coal Company operations or employees. The case centers on mining strike tensions and earlier injunctions, with hearings in Wittsburg and arguments about unlawful assembly and public highway access.
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James Sloan Jr
Baltimore
Monongah Cowl and Coke Company
Fleming
Jackson
United States
Parkersburg
Jougene Vo Debs
Monongah Coke and Coal Company
Mononguah Coke and Coal Company
James Sloan, Jrs
Monongua Coal and Coke Company
Jackson, Jr
United States Court
W. Va
Eugene V. Debs
Monongah
Wittsburg
Uiners
Justice Semmons
Tarte Civek
Patrick Dolan
William Warner
Banker of Vatavia Convicted in Wife Murder Trial
A Vatavia banker was convicted of wife murder and poisoning using prussic acid in a sensational Texas case. He eloped with and married a 16 year old heiress, and the trial followed rumors and examiners noting death from brain tissue atrophy. The suspect was indicted and placed on trial, with postmortem findings cited by the coroner.
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Vatavia
N. Y
Texas
Owio Prasserum
Benhamin
Vloyence Tuntsimai
Boutin
Benieam
Bothai
Penta M. Dinu
Dbentian
Triad
Terrific Heat Sweeps the South With Record Temperatures
Reports from multiple states describe temperatures above 100 degrees causing widespread suffering. Memphis set a season high near 100 as Arkansas, Texas, and Mississippi endured extreme heat with 106 in some towns while St. Louis and southern Illinois saw temps around 100 to 102 delaying harvests.
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Solie
Sua
Dea
Memphis
Arkansas
Redieg
Presscott
Texarkina
Watreneget
Vicksburg
St. Louis
Ilinois
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