Weather and miscellaneous items from a busy day
Occasional showers marked today. A man fleeing Mexico was robbed at a St. Louis station. Bryan to speak in Massachusetts at a major event. Abhiny Cocke's relatives mourn his Greenville execution. Threats to Governor Longino noted. Harry Tracy incidents tied to a Washington logging camp. Damage reported from Foolish acts in Migoln and flown. Roosevelt met with visitors at Oyster Bay. Wilson received a $50,000 prize for winners. American troops engaged in Manila. News from Capetown and Irish debate in Parliament. Dan Patch sets a mile record in Cleveland. Four favorites win at Herem track. Memphis club wins in a resumed case at Chattanooga. Jeffries vs Fitzsimmons bout in San Francisco. Emperor William warns against victory over Poa.
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Mexico
St. Louis
Bryan
Massachusetts
Abhiny Cocke
Greenville
Misa
Longino
Harry Tracy
Sagain Derngeen
Washblocton
Migoln
Rooseviit
Oyster Bus
Wilson
Dan Patch
Cleveland Tax Casteron
Brighton Beach
Herem
Memphis Baseball Club
Chatta
Competitive battalion drills at Camp Milky headline day
A chaotic report notes Camp Milky featuring competitive battalion drills. Politician endorsements appear for Freesovelt Finchey Lyon and Luspruct 4 for Keotn 40 in Judicial reconsiderations amid local option law disputes. Cited crime and rail news mention Aristo Fredericheen and Texarkana railway system purchase amid election convection activity in the Eleventh district.
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Camp Milky
Maverick County
Repubicany
Freesovelt
Finchey
Lyon
Aristo Fredericheen
Tietdergen
Ronnels County
Tehitndie
Loula Rapiteilstn
Texarkana
Bkrles
Pnls
Eleventh Congressional District Convention
Railway Pattern Aids Fuel Supply Plan
A forceful shift in railway fuel handling is proposed as Lone Mar and Crescent Oil restructure to pay liabilities. The Standard 681 company contemplates large outlays tied to the Texas oil development near Anne La Butte, aiming to stabilize operations and support phase gas supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britten Railroad Pyttern
Lone Mar and Crescent Oil Company
Anne la Butte
Standard
Texas All
Turbulent Crop Markets Amid Mixed Reports
The Teron commission proposes an emergency raise to support the southwestern Passenger bureau amid fragile markets. Cileage and Alten’s deal receives general credit while Cotton valvet adjusts to the change. Wheat and corn fall as grain prices slip, with broader provisions easing from the prior day.
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Teron Commission
Cileage
Alten
Brocks
Turbulent cattle thieves suspected on Beaumont to Barris route
Reports claim cattle thieves are conducting a widespread operation along the Beaumont to Barris county route. The Southern Oil company, once based in Corehann, has moved its headquarters to the city.
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Eaid
Beaumont
Barris
Bouthern of Company
Corehann
Pethien Hell
Honaton Heights
Wehnol Bond Teese
BR. B. GL
de Armond
Mise Orn
Averitt
Jos Decatur Atreet
Thompson Mien and Flour Milling Company
Fifth Ward
Stoneham Road
Ouve
Lipton Sues Barrie Over Retainer Claim
New York July 23 Lipton through his attorney filed an amended retainer claim against David Barrie in the United States district court. The answer asserts Barrie has received all services and payments, and details a disputed relationship between Lipton and Barrie.
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Lipton
Barrie
New York
Thomas Lipton Todey
David Barrie
Fle
United Seaton Court
Tyle Thomas Ant Barris
Aiusway
100 Doses For One Dollar Economy in Medicine
The piece argues that medical value hinges on cost and effect, not cost alone or effect alone. It suggests the ideal medicine delivers the most for the money by radically and permanently curing at the least expense.
Hood's Sarsaparilla Ad Promises Blood Purity and Health
An advertisement claims Hood's Sarsaparilla purifies and enriches the blood curing pimples eczema eruptions and general debility. It asserts relief from tired feeling and loss of appetite and references a Washington D. C. address for purchase and testimonials.
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Hood
Loth Street
N. W
Death Record in Army Memoir From the Philippines
Major James Parker of the adjutant general's office compiles a casualty table for February 4, 1864 to April 30, 1865 in the Philippines. He lists 11 engagements, numerous deaths and wounds among officers and enlisted men, and notes high casualty rates from combat and drownings.
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Ington
James Parker
Adjutant General's Office
Maulia
Am. Dials
Major Parker
Genetel
Cnemer
Alee
Mejor Parker
Jarre
Wetion
Oaeoe Parkore
Soldier Dies of Cholera on Duty at Whhirgis
Private Stephen Kon of the Twenty First Infantry dies from cholera while on duty in the Philippines. Surgeon General Morwood cites the fallen as bearing the burden of hospital and corps, while the Army orders formal acknowledgment of his duty well done. The report notes the soldier's sacrifice and honors his memory.
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Nurae
Morwood
Lee
Eile Man
Caron Cali
Leonard DB. Stevenson
Beth
HirTormie
Teddy
Stephenkon
M. Donald
Pwenty-frat Infantry
Debates on Irish Problem Stir London Assembly
The House of Commons debated Ireland tonight with M P Macneill and Wyndham. Reactions accused Wyndham of aiding the Irish question while ministers warned against agrarian strife and Home Rule. Rousewell clashed with Wyndham over policy.
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London
House of Commany
Equmores
Tewland
Macneaion
Edmond
Rity
George Wyndham
Reymond
Wyndham
Holme
Wales
J. ¥. Rueiell
Uwivern Notoriet
South Tyrone
de Progne
Rienseil
Busch
Irleb Inn Trust
Ruewell
Construction Advances on Kansas City Mexico and Orient Railroad
A dispatch from Larelo Texas dated July 22 reports steady progress on the Kansas City Mexico and Orient line. Track from Chihuhnan eastward nears Aldara opposite the river town with several contract sections near completion and a October deadline set to finish. The company plans rapid downstream track laying, vessel purchases for material transport, and expects ample funding from British and American sources to complete the entire line.
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Kansas City
Mexico
Orient
Larelo
Texas
Chihwahen
Kantan City
Morton
Republic of Monica
Chihuntna
Aldara
Anil Hanae
Kalna
Chihunhnan Enat
Gvadera
Linington Bing
Elty
Polar
Sulzer presses for higher wages for mail carriers
Representative Sulzer of New York, visiting Washington, urged boosting pay for letter carriers. He criticized congressional appropriations for postage staff and said the wage classification should be revised to reflect high living costs and service demands.
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Sulzer
New York
Apedal
Post
Washington
Sulger
Congress
Postal Carriers Cost and Delivery Reform Debate
The text discusses postal service expense, arguing for penny postage and universal free delivery. It critiques current high rates and misdirected funds, contending carriers burden taxpayers as officials question carrier earnings and duties. It notes public demand for cheaper, more efficient mail delivery nationwide.
Legislature Aroused over merger and rail deal in Tennessee
Tennessee lawmakers debate a proposed merger and rail charter changes tied to a major corporate consolidation. The move prompts calls for hearings and possible state action to counter perceived legal and economic impacts.
Democratic Banquet Draws National Voices
A large New Brunswick Democratic League banquet tomorrow will feature four nationally known figures. Mayor Patrick A. Calling and ex congressman, plus speakers William J. Bryan of Nebraska Edward M. Shepard of New York and Senator Carmack of Tennessee are set to address questions of political importance at Rockland Inn Athon. About 800 tickets were issued for the dinner and the evening will conclude with a major test of views.
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Joly Sh-Everrihing
Nes
Murder of School Teachers in Cebu Reported
Washington dispatches word of missing Cebu teachers with later reports that some suspects were captured by the constabulary and others killed. Names and addresses appear in incomplete lines and the release notes punishment for the murderers.
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Cebu
Washington
Suly
Tilay
Alnee Dgie
Tio
Minelog
Vile
Ietles
Killea
Bs Constabulary
Tracy Seen Again The Outlaw At Logging Camp In Washington
A disorderly report states the outlaw Tracy appeared at Miller’s logging camp four miles from Kannnskat on July 20. He ate dinner and avoided wounds, receiving aid. He carried a slouch hat and had a dark hat elsewhere, with two revolvers and animal supplies noted.
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Tracy
Miller'y
Yanter
Bod
Texans In New York
Special to the Post reports Texans registered at New York hotels including Bremond Imperial Hanover St George Port Astor Normandie Victoria and several others with names such as Gamble Loock Morgan Reedford Pitahvigh Stridgfellow Carmonche and Gerard listed among the guests.
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New York
Aumin
J. Bremogd
Imnperiat
Greenvilleo
Hanmond
St. George
Houston
Port
Astor
J. H. Jones
Normandie
J. A. Wafforl
Victoria
RK. W. Gamble
J. G. Loek
Normanne
Orange
Morgan
Were
Reedford
Herald Mages Dalilas
P. Pitahvigh
Murray Hill
Gainesville
R. Lo Stridgfellow
New Antesterrain
Bhreveport
Immense Strike Fund Moves for United Mine Workers
In Indiana on July 23 Secretary Wilton of the United Mine Workers announced a check for 100000 dollars from the Amalgamated organization to aid the strike. Funds were sent toward the Anthracite field as the union reports about a half million in reserve and further up to 1000000 in pledges. Officials stress relief for striking miners and their families, not profits, with President Mitchell's recommendations under discussion and possible action queued for Chicago and Wilkes-Barre.
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Infianapaux
Ind
Wilton
Uiny
Uwiliofe Organisation
Fittuols Winere
Gleéyi Ie Nurtona Organization
Spreike Funda
Wilon
Wilson Oye
Briain
Mitchell
Ala
Chicheo
Wilkenbarre
Healtquartors
Godipoye
Almorlcan Federation of
Mle
Thousit
Willitsburre
Wade
Niehalts
Gtmvikers
Rynde
Natianal
John Felton
Eilive Jou
Jomo Thompson
Sugar Notch
ODD FELLOWS OUTING AT CORHONMD
The Old Fri Jows outing to be held here Friday aims to be a large event with a grand program. Mayor J M Fighey Governor Sayers and others will speak as crowds gather for swimming bathing and sports at the pavilion and a watermelon feast.
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la Ports Texan
Corhonmd
J. M. Fighey
Lal Porte
Govegroer Sayers
Mouston
Gough
MeKinney
Loral Magi Nes
Hag
Mexican Cattle and Sugar Men Unite for Mutual Protection
Mexican cattlemen form a new protective combination amid growing sugar region alliances. A march from Mexico City toward Buenos Aires is planned by one activist. A separate case reports a woman arrested for brutal abuse of her niece, an orphan, with severe corporal punishment alleged.
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Mexico City
Bogar
Fone Ney
Buenos Ayres
Survey Begun Along to Port Worth by Homan Party
C A Homan began a survey of a planned railroad line to Port Worth. Engineers Deghn on Henderson Street, near the public square, started from there and moved toward Buffalo Creek. The project aims an easterly course along the Santa Fe tracks with rights of way secured along most of the route.
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C. A. Homan
Port Worth
Henderson
Gunboat Scor blow Runs Aground in New York Harbor
A gunboat named Scor blow ran aground in the upper New York harbor today. The vessel struck rocks near the bine rooms and may have damage to the punting areas. Launches from training and torpedo divisions rushed to aid, with crews working to determine the extent of the wreck and rescue operations.
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New York
Scorblow
Yaquis Lined Up and Shot Reported Near Torria
A Port Worth merchant returning from the Yaqui river country reports thirty Yaqui people lined up and shot near a nominal town called Torria. The details include unclear phrases and misheard names from the dispatch.
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Tucson
Aris
Jol
N. Jacks
Port Worth
Texas
Yaqui River
Boer Generals Welcomed by Large Cape Town Crowds
Generals Botha and De la Rey arrived in Cape Town from Pretoria on their European tour and were greeted by a large crowd at the railway station. At a later Ditch Reformed Church meeting General Botha urged unity with the British while General De la Rey defended Boer traditions and mothers.
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Botha
de la Rey
Capetown
Generala Botha
Pretoria
Europe
Ditch Reformed Church
Borba
South Africa
Pes Rey
Dr Leyds Barred Out Rumor Denied in London
A July report from London denies a rumor that a European agent was expelled or barred. The article claims no removal occurred and emphasizes official denial of the alleged action.
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Dr. Leyds
London
Ve. Gt
Europead
Day Birda Meet In Richmond To Nominate Officers
In Richmond Texas on July 2 the Jar Aird Democrat annotation plans a meeting to nominate officers for the next two years. The wigwam is alege com let no the court Ronen eqdare. The haespbersi of the seperation lies between And 1655 at peeaon i executive committee 6 ed ite work today.
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Richmond
Texas
Jar Aird Democrat
Morew
Peeaon i Executive Committee
Disturbances in Paris Rise Over School Controversy
In Parle and provinces Christians clash with secular policies as Prime Minister Comtyn orders school congregations relocated. Clericals and nationalists join protests against nuns and Sisters of St Vincent de Paul, with police forming lines as tensions flare and officials debate reopening schools in autumn.
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Parle
Comtyn
M. Merry
Paria
Moris
Neen
Mins
Raye Teen
Sisters
St. Vincenti de Paul
Burke
Henenethrerd
Corinthonina- Han
Headquirtera Dilek
Tia Éateliehwonta
Aloe
Henelta
Global news bites mix wrecks trials and strikes
A sprawling dispatch outlines diverse incidents from many regions. It mentions shipwrecks near Nassau and Hamburg, court actions in St Louis and Dresden, labor debates in London and San Francisco, fires in Camden and rising political tensions in Ohio and Utah. The report threads together violence, legal action, and labor unrest across several countries and cities. It notes notable figures and institutions including Roosevelts stance, the Detroit alliance, the American Federation of Labor, and local officials.
Sorting arrangements for the next election in New Orleans
In New Orleans, preparation for a forthcoming sorting event is discussed by local authorities. Minneit and Keontdy represent the university federation, with calls to protect the country’s sacred institutions. The action focuses on security and disciplined procedures as officials prepare to implement the plan at Aptelittan Oh New Orleion May.
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Osnearolis
Hesherson
Aleoderanii
Arbiniella
Bermejillo Hold Up Fe Pies Texas Anil SoA
A chaotic incident occurs near Bermejillo as a train departs with passengers and baggage and a confrontation unfolds involving a group led by a captain. Post event, passengers scatter and a witness describes a tense scene with a mention of a game and a partner.
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Texas
Anil
Som
Tae
New Vessel Adds Service From New Orleans to Ports
The article notes a new vessel operating between New Orleans and several ports as part of a expansion by The Hembure American Sroamaitpem. The Bar Dawn sails from Lew Oblong in the first week of Angus with freight moved to Vande at the satin rite ivpged for aliipe mente by Harbarg.
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New Orlan
New York
Paria
Vande
Aliipe Mente
Harbarg
Philatolpine
Boston
Rateimbore
Montrial Pd
Conthal
Wilpiniente Tonstile
United States
Rice market runs with Honduras and Japan offers in New Orleans
Market for Wen Hee shows lively offerings from Honduras and Japan amid shifting demand. Prices move by about 6 cents a sock with quick absorption and renewed demand from country mills, while river mis supply remains limited.
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Honduras
Japan
Wen Hee
tHonduran
Co Meath
Leon
Owen
Ani Ali
Strike at Palestine Texas Boots Oil Strike Remains Ongoing
Fragmentary report from Palestine Texas notes a prolonged strike near ten months after workers walked out. Police and local officials face challenges as crowds gather and discussions occur about resuming work, with no clear resolution in sight.
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Palestine
Texas
Undefined Phrase Decodes to Elusive Public Notice
A damaged OCR fragment hints at a corporate communication with unclear wording and missing specifics. It references an entity named Seow tit All and mentions elithe mid poon naff, leaving the exact purpose, dates, or actions unreadable.
Oklahoma Governor delays clemency in Oklahoma lynching case
A fragile, garbled report from Guthrie Oklahoma describes a death sentence tied to a lynching threat. The governor sends a sealed file for review as public sentiment sways over the case and possible commutation.
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Oklahoma
Bruner
Cowie
Brier
Westeg Gill
Broner Rounker
Ward Succeeds Smith in Army Department Leadership
Fragmentary text reports General Ward succeeding Smith in a military department leadership role. It mentions officers such as Colonel doy Wits and Brigadier gg ie reguliet army, and references General Find Grant and the Philippines. The exact department and dates are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Fred Grant
Rea Wash Tarun
Alty
Colmneldoy
Movement of Ocean Vessels Across Ports
Shipping notices show arrivals at multiple ports including Haghe from off, Cverge Din Celli Espana from Nor, and others with destinations listed as London, New York, and Galveston. The text cites vessels Haghe Quentin El Nearte and Uowehay with varying origins and arrival points.
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Port Eude
Haghe
Port Litees
Cverge Din Celli Espana
New York
Galveston
Mexican bandits hold up Central train at Be rmejillo
A garbled report says bandits stopped a Central train near Be rmejillo. The Capen messenger opened a door and the raiders allegedly looted valuables. details are unclear and names are unreadable.
Metealf Election Report From San Antonio
Fragmentary notice from San Antonio July cites Metealf for election as president of Mestcan International railroad. General Lana J0hose of the system supports Tommy Willnove for Eagle Vass, with Metealf expected to begin leadership.
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Metealf
San Antonio
Texas
Eee Coif
Imcentive
Mestcan International Railroad
Sol Antonio
New York
Lana
Local Option Campaign Sparks July Wee Election Talk
July 22 report from Jenuings Louisiana notes a highly anticipated Wee election. Prohibition advocates and opponents crowd the night event as rumors of a heated outcome circulate. The piece highlights disorderly scenes, with several heated exchanges and punches observed among attendees.
Negro Shot to Death in West Dallas
A negro man was shot to death in West Dallas on July 5. Gertie Williams has been charged with the billig in connection with the killing.
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Dallas
Texas
Ead
Gertie Williama Ed
Free Delivery Service Announces July Start
A local partner announces free delivery service beginning in September with no charges for initial orders. The plan aims to attract customers and expand outreach in Washington.
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Washington
The
Partnent
Free Hi
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Seation
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Ohio
United States League
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GLO
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Philadelphia
Jonathan Lane
G. M. Harcourt
Tresidlaay
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Imperial
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Smith
Bool Bermejjillo
DR. Hathaway
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