Americas Crush Cuban Revolt Plot With Calm Garrison Action
Reports claim an attempted uprising in Oriente Cuba was thwarted by American troops. The unnamed insurgent plans centered on a July 12 attack near Palma and Morro. U S units intervened, maintaining public order while quelling the nascent rebellion.
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Oriente
Cuba
Gov Magoon
Palaus Absolte
United States
Morra Castle
Santora
Touluekils
Cbrtee
Daerie Aim Ocupatian
Bridge collapse traps several as river rushes in
A bridge gave way causing a fall into the water as people crowd nearby. Rescue crews search the river for victims and assess the wreckage while officials warn of remaining danger.
Ships Crash on Pacific Off California Coast
A steamer of the San Francisco Portland line sank off the California coast at midnight Saturday with 11 people lost. The vessel carried 60 passengers and crew. only some survivors are known as rescue efforts continue near the wreck.
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Columbia
San Francisco-Portland
California
Professor Hau Convicted in Karlsruhe Murder Case
Washington University professor Dr Earl Hau was condemned to death in Karlsruhe for the murder of his mother in law. Crowds gathered outside the courthouse as protests and demonstrations followed the verdict.
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Earl Hau
Karl Hau
Washington University
Karlsruhe
Germany
Ea¢gourt House
Army Recruiting Woes Highlighted by War Department
Persistent enlistment shortfalls strain Coast Artillery and all branches. Officials report few recruits, low pay outside the army, and heavy fortification duties, while competition from the navy grows. The War Department plans a strong data presentation to Congress.
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War Department
Washington
Taft
Congress
Coast Artillery
Lfe
Wiese Ory Perticuharis
Carey
Rivers in a Rage and Floods Hit Mountain Town
A chaotic flood scenario swept rivers and washed out bridges and banks leaving dozens displaced and hundreds of observers along the river. Destruction included collapsed structures, damaged roads, and a church font toppled by floodwaters.
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Dantes
Metant
Iowlsbure
BILLEK IS TO HANG FOR MURDER BY ARSENICAL POISON
Herman Billek a self admitted faker and mixer of potions was found guilty of murdering Mary Vizal age 20 by arsenical poisoning. Four Vizal family members died earlier in similar poisonings and five indictments were returned against Billek. The verdict caused reactions in court as relatives wept and others fainted.
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Herman Billek
Mary Vizal
Judie Barnes
court-la-Ghi— Cage
Vizal
Martin
Tillie
Rosie
Ella
Biilek
Blillek
Edna Billek
Billek
Frank and
Ierman
Emma Verzal Niemann
Jerry
Bertha Verzal
Dilek
Neval
Mary Varad
Eles
Daunter
Abel
Charest
Wizal
Emperor of Korea Abdicates After Night Conference
After an all night secret conference the elder statesmen urged the Emperor to appoint a regent and travel to Tokyo to apologize to the Japanese Emperor for sending a delegation to the Haguenese conference. The plan aimed to avert the throne’s dethronement and restore stability.
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Tae
Korea
Iorean Cabinet
Tokio
Japan
Haguenesce
William January Granted Bail From Prison Release
Missouri voter Jean Valjean style pardon case details surface. A petition bearing signatures of 50,000 names was presented to President Roosevelt three months earlier. The subject, William January, is reported to have been released from a Kansas prison.
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Missouri
Jean Valjean
fAansaas Prison
Wofoum Tamers
Charles W. Ard Deot
Roosevelt
Uderson Wis
Warises
Anderson
Tn Apu
Haown
Leavenworth
Kansas City
Washington
Bonaparte
Arsenic Deaths, Pardons, and a Mass Icehouse Fire
Readable portions recount arsenic poisonings in 1900 with Mary Varad and others, leading to public outrage, a pardon granted by President Roosevelt after a lengthy legal case, and neighbors pressing for citizenship restoration. Also notes the largest New England icehouse fire in Wickford, Southwick area with heavy losses, and a Spanish electoral reform vote affecting deputies.
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New England
Southwick
Mass
Spanish Chamber of Deputies
Ofte Chamber
Shipbuilding trends show more schooners replaced by motor ships
Government reports over a decade show LAGS vessels totaling about 10,560 gross tons built in the United States, marking a rise in motor power ships after a long decline in schooner construction. The era ends with a noticeable shift toward steamship work and newer propulsion.
Legislature’s New Statute Book Reveals Ridiculous Errors
The Montana Legislature’s enacted laws, issued by Secretary of State Yoder, are criticized for numerous spelling and drafting mistakes. Officials warn the printed copies show exact enrolled texts while the printers share no responsibility for errors, highlighting laws misprinted as deceased meat and mistaken terms for patent lands and hay measurement rules.
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Montana
Supreme Court
Uniform Indian Religion Plan Aims To Defuse Sectarian Influence
Experts in the Indian Department in Washington prepare a non sectarian Christian based code to be taught in government Indian schools nationwide. The reform seeks to remove sectarian exercise and allow denominational worship only where Indians show respect, while past attempts at conversion face harsh critique amid historical coercion.
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Indian Department
Washington
Tooted
Indian Bureau
Praser
Sparmesh Prest
Coueres
Bald hewed mith annual quarrel with the house Os has begun
The fragmentary text shows a political clash starting in Washington with uncertain spelling. It references a campaign, possible candidate, and locations such as Philadelphia, but details are unclear.
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Daladelpia
Puzzling Headlines Mix Pie Prices and Exposition Buzz
A collage of quips and satirical notes from several papers commenting onPie price increases Meat Trust shoe concerns automobile sprinklers and weather puns. The fragments reference Washington Herald Philadelphia Press New York World and others noting humor and social commentary from early press.
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Hester
Washington
Philadelphia Press
Pittsburg
Phiadelphia Press
Washington Post
New York Tribune
P. Smeamore
Freight wreck kills fireman Knowles on passing train
An engine crew jumper incident resulted in the death of fireman Knowles after a freight train collided with a passenger excursion near a cut. Engineer Alvord and Knowles escaped serious injury. Knowles died en route to Detroit. The wreck prompted recovery efforts as bodies were removed and dispatched to Detroit and other cities. Investigators blamed the freight crew for encroaching on the passenger run and failing to follow the train order.
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Plymouth
Mich
Peru
Marquette
Tonla
Detroit
Saiem
Michigan
Jonia
Ft I
Alvord
Ina
Knowles
Sacinaw
Jer
Kayeds
Chew
Root
Tonta
Nan Uirts
Sng
Ed Corwan
Binameal
Salem
Relgrnere
Demographic Mix in New York City Population
Telegraphic briefs note 78 000 Germans 735 009 Irish 20 000 Russians 223 000 Italians in New York City. Catholic Educational Association of the United States selects Cardinal Gibbons for honorary appointment and urges women to work lighter hours in fruit fields, moving away from sunrise to sunset schedules.
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New York City
Cathaolic_Educational—Association of
Cardinal Gibbons
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