Tragedy in a City Alley as Charles Wreaks Havoc
A violent mob riot follows a police confrontation with Charles in an alley. Charles fires repeatedly, killing Officer Porteois and Bloomfield, then dies after a firefight as the crowd seizes Sally’s body. Police and militia guard the scene amid vows to restore order.
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Colonel Wood
Charlee
Pitsgerald
St John’s Church
Sally
Charles
Je Fala Porteoua
Echenes
Charlie
Gpreral
John Banville
George H. Lyre
Bigweout Grug
Esabiehment
Want of Watchfulness Makes the Thief
Health warns against neglect and touts blood purification with Hood’s Sarsaparilla. A testimonial from Boston California and Maine describes pimples carbuncles and torpid liver relief after using the remedy. The ad frames impure blood as a thief of health.
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Citner
Tostin City
Cal
St Hue
Maine
School House Destroyed in New Orleans Mob Attack
A mob attacked a militia and police at the Thomy Taforneret school on Sixth and Rampart, set the building on fire, and destroyed it. The school housed colored children. A strong force arrived too late to save the structure and a pursuit of fleeing individuals followed.
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New Orleans
Attiaen
Ced
Quiet North Orleans Negro District After Incident
The Post reports a marked quiet in the Orleans district as of July 27. Only women and children were seen in dark eyes, with few white residents nearby, following the earlier disturbance around Milo, Day and Patrolman Lamb in Franklin and Customhouse streets.
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Aimtriel
Dietrie
Alioe
Milo
Day
Lamb
Tenderlain Disset
Franklin and Customhouse
Mob Violence Rocks New Orleans Amid Citywide Turmoil
July 21. A mob of ragged youths and gang members roamed New Orleans causing destruction across the city. They attacked workers and black patrons, terrorizing neighborhoods and prompting businesses to suspend operations. The mayor’s crackdown on drunkenness faced mixed response as chaos persisted.
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New Orleana
New Orfedo
Gtytas
Jesulta
Torre Teymetere
Partura
The Negro Propaganda Pamphlet Case in the South
A New Orleans lawyer condemns Northern pamphleteering stirring racial hatred. He describes agents selling cheap literature to rural communities to incite rebellion among freedmen, detailing publication costs, distribution schemes, and the supposed aim of countering order with propaganda. The piece warns of widespread moral harm and criminal marketing of such material.
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Rupert Charles
Pampheterr
New Orleans
Dlaineilog
Courles
Oriah
West
Gue’ Joy
Hhe Negro
Seoures
Durky
Pamphivns
Arebrand Lewlens
Walleg
Georgia's First Bale From Albany Farm Sold in Savannah Trade
Georgia's first bale of the 19 crop was weighed at 857 pounds and sold at 11 cents per pound. The bale was grown by Pee Track ro x Begro farmer and marked for Georgia's Avet bale of cotton. The sale occurred in Savannah, marking a notable early milestone in the season.
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Georgia
Albany
Joly B
Markland
Pee Trackro
Begro
Treatment of the Filipinos in the Philippine War report
Special correspondent depicts American suppression in the Philippines as brutal, with executions, tribal-like punishments, and scorched-house retaliation. It cites amnesty publicly but mass killings by troops, and reports on the death of Lode Pilar and harsh measures against suspected rebels.
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Waaphington
Taft
Kiefer
Vaja
Hows
Alhay
Mystery Fires and Diplomatic Turmoil Hover Over Washington
Reports describe a mix of assassination, revolts, and martial tensions as foreign delegations face danger in China and officials question edicts from Beijing. Meanwhile U S authorities update orders in Texas and Kansas City about distribution and arbitration issues amid political shifts locally and nationally.
Mob violence strikes New Orleans through chaos toll
Robert Charles, labeled as a New Orleans figure, killed two policemen and two citizens and seriously wounded six others. The mob dragged Charley to pieces amid the unrest, with reports noting additional killings and injuries.
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Robert Charles
New Orleans
Clark Addresses Crowd in Boulder on Impartial Policy
A large Boulder audience heard Hon. Champ Clark speak on impartial policy. Meanwhile leaders of a faction plan travel to New York for conferences. A World report from Hong Kong describes American soldiers as mistreating Filipinos and preventing surrender in a controversial incident.
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New York
Hong Kong
Philippines
Champ Clark
Boulder, Col
Stocks Trend Down Amid Weak Week and Rain
A terse weekly market review notes declines across stocks and unfavorable signals in transfers. The report cites weak performances in iron and tire sectors, with overall market softness and a rain marred State Day event at La Porte encampment. Messages mention J L Headrs and a Houston grocery operation in Chink, plus the fatal shooting of Holm A Wagoner and Wille Winter Brown.
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Mro
J. L. Headrs
Houston
Naisconeries
Holmn A. Wagoner
Ahoota
Wille
Colonsaya Rebellion Toll Cited With Fatalities
A report from Colonsaya notes the Colombia Rebellion ended after a series of fatal incidents. The tally includes more than six lives lost in the conflict.
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Colonsaya
Colombia
United States Plans Purchase of Two Islands from Spain
Government talks to acquire two Caribbean islands from Spain amid concerns as yellow fever spreads in Havana, prompting public health and territorial considerations.
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United States
Havana
Ielands
Thorn
Thalechmes
United States Plans Purchase of Mid Pacific Isles from Spain
Washington July 27 news reports that the United States has nearly completed arrangements to acquire the islands of Cilla and Cagayen from Spain. The islets lie near the Philippines and have small populations and limited resources. the purchase price was not publicly disclosed.
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Cilla
Cagayen
Paria
Philippines
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Clbitu
Parle
Cagayen Fe
Sulu
Flu
Gardner Wins Twenty One Round Boxing Bout In New York
Chevar Gardner known as the Omaha Kid and Riddle Lenney boxed twenty one rounds at Oldvic Welghe before Broadway events tonight. Hurdher was announced the winner after the long bout as Nite right leg Gwelens ay Hurdher fell in the twenty first round. Nashville judge Geo. Morfen died at his home in Cookvilll while Little Rock held a net state meeting and governor nominations were made. Old Ulcers and Sores No Cure No Pay ad claims a money refund if Paso Ointment fails.
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Jiuet
Andy van Kurem
Jos
J. Ball
Mutual Benevolent Association
Dotne
Charlew
Frank Bertucen
J. W. Off
Charles
Sam Adolph Anerson
Lie State Raliute
Charies
Ainion
Barniu
Cardner
New York
Qiny
Chevar Gardner
Riddle Lenney
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Oldvic Welghe
Lenter
Nashville, Tenn
Geo. Mor Fen
Cookvilll
Grand Lodge of Tenteence Free
Manons
Little Rock
Ark
Roetting
Meade
Trial of Caleb Powers Reveals Testimony Fragments
Testimony from Golden at the examining trial depicts details of the Frankfort shooting and the involvement of mountain feudists. Witnesses describe money exchanges, plotters, and the plan to influence the legislature, with names like Powers, Taylor, and Goebel appearing in the narrative.
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Golden
Jury Charged in Cane will Case at New London Trial
In New London Missouri on a July Tuesday the jury in the Alexander Jester murder case was charged by the court. Prosecutors argued a crime breakout and fled officers suggest a presumption of a related crime, while defense contends key points about the accused. The judge instructed the jury to consider the evidence and believed facts regarding Gilbert, with the defense seeking acquittal.
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Taoting Staten
Boxer
Princ Tinang
Wan
Seeritary
Pekin
Tien Tain
Washigton
Chis
United Rates Rover
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Tlongton
Del
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New London
Alexander Jester
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Mexico
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