European press outraged by Monga crime and royal tragedy
London reports evoke indignation and horror across Europe over the Monga crime and the assassination attempt on July and Queen Margherita. Editors reference prewar tensions, and discuss possible motives, noting arrests and suspicious figures linked to anarchist circles.
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London
Preas
July
Margherita
Daily Chronicle Gweries
Jagger
Marner
Breeel
America
McKinley
Portraits of a Murder Case Stir New Jersey Crime Talks
A city crime tale centers on the Paterson murder of a white woman named Nell and a web of supposed motives. Letters and witness recollections connect Angelo Bresani to the crime scene while others caution against violence. The piece hints at broader anti anarchist measures and police efforts in the region.
Anarchists Indorse New York King Humbert Assassination Debate
A July meeting in Paterson New Jersey hosted by Italian anarchists supported the killing of King Humbert. Principal speaker Brocke Cravella praised Bresci as a martyr while warning monarchs face death by their own deeds. They claimed reform through fair methods may fail and hinted at resorting to other means.
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New York
Qandrehma
Pateteen
N. J
Huam‘ber
Bremsi
Humbert
Bresai
Esual
Nicholaz
Russia
Italy
Othe Mills
Roosevelt As Private Citizen in New York
July 20. Overton Roosevelt was among early callers at the capitol. He said he had talked with Senators Hanna and Platt and with others and did not plan any public tasks in August. The morning session saw Senator Platt meeting with Hanna’s associates as preparations continue after the Philadelphia convention.
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New York
Roosevelt
Hadna
Senate
Maniey
Gibbs
la A
Roonevelt
Bryan and Stevenson Arrival Planned for Indianapolis
A reception committee anticipates Messrs Bryan and Stevenson near Indianapolis on notification day with Mayor Harrigan leading 300 Cook County Democrats and other Northern Indiana leaders. Bryan is expected to speak at the Grand Hotel with Representative Richardson of Tennessee among the party leaders.
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Trdjunopolis
Tid
Committee of Reception
Hryan
Stevenson Ausgut
Chicago
Harrigan
Cook County
Demoraile Club
Denmoeskis
Indiana
Winds
Bryan Fai Mit
Stevenson
Grand Hotel
Richardson
Tennesses
Will Aake
Speetn
de Ae
General MacArthur's Cable on Wounded Infantry Men
General MacArthur today cabled casualty details naming several soldiers from multiple infantry units. The report lists injuries including thigh and arm wounds with varying severities and notes several names such as Vernon A. Adams Edward M. Razed and Walter Lawrence among the listed cases.
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Washington
MacArthur
iIly
Eimeeny
Ben BR. Lillard
Phigh Eerloys
Thirty-eighth
Vernon A. Adams
Conyuoy Li
Thirty-seventh Infantry
Seyeeant Rober
Mallaffey
Acm
Edward M. Razed
Byrne
Joseph F. Leiweling
Commany G
Twenty-ninth Infantry
Edward di Scotia
Aleht
Fortieth Infantry
Walter Lawrence
Allehit Joneph W. Raetman
Cerious
Rosa le Plinbury
Pirot Bergeant Walton
Winkler
Hunter credited with capture of large Boer force in war
London dispatch reports General Hunter receives credit for the surrender of a large Boer force after an exchange of leaders. Prinsloo's command collapses as Govers, Clements, Mitdonad, and Rundle aided. In the Orange River colony Dewet remains the major force, held at bay near Reitabure by Colonel Broad.
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New York
Tribune
London
Prinslow
Goverslhs Clements
MitDonadam
Rundle
Grouous
Priltiant
Hunter
Pring
Bonifourle
Colbie
Orange River
Dewet
Military movements in South Africa signal final operations
The report notes General Methuee advancing from Potchefstroom to seal the siege while a large British force prepares in the eastern Orange River district for final actions in the Triangular Vaal area. It cites claims of famine and mistreatment of Ruodle’s troops during the campaign.
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Wood
Methuee
Potchefstroom
Orange River
Galcur
Trinavaal
Prinnlon
Ruodle
Message from Conger Sparks Navy Department Telegram
A muddled dispatch from Washington reports a telegram related to Secretary Long and the navy department. The Times-Herald notes possible Conger routing and discusses a translation of the message with Admiral Kenney and the president's implications.
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Long
Navy Department
Washington
Tynes
Kenney
Conger
Ministers Held as Hostages in Beijing Siege
From New York dispatches the Tribune reports that Chinese officials hold survivors of the legation siege as hostages. The government seeks to delay allied relief while military moves converge on Pekin, with viceroys and generals advancing toward the capital and a single will guiding policy.
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China
The
Tribune
Chiene
Cota
Gover Meu
Pekin Bo Sigan
Kruger
Phattie Legatioge
Dusiig
Imperii
Amain
New Ite
Keang Su Tao
Kathie
Lin Tepporsadhing Pekin
Tien Tal
Shanghai
Pekin
Thea
Tapon fear rises as 10000 milder attack Thwank opening
Shanghai reports indicate 10000 milder forces are advancing toward Thwank with 4000 Husaione opposing them. One unit was receded yesterday. A Japanese minister has sent a note to Then Tela detailing casualties at Pekin including Captain Anda Attache Koaslimy and five marines killed and Darbhara wounded. London reports from July 25 cite telegraphed dispatches dated July 20 claiming street violence with few casualties. eighteen murdered on Tuoe Chon near Pe Ha.
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Stonus
Tf Ins
Shanghai
Mondey
Taponfee
Run Fetter
Then Tela
Tananese Regation N 'Peki
Anda
Attache Koaslimy
Secratary
Darbhara
London
the Ghee Fao
Pally [Express
Pekin
Brenham Budget and Redmen Visit
Brenham Texas July 30 Orrand Sachem J Howard of the Improved Order of Redmen visits Shabono No 20. Officers installed and a cavary lunch held. Ten new tribes organized in ten weeks. Brenham signal corps praised for Waco La Porte encampments. Encampment at Sherman planned August 6 under Lt Nowakowaky. Corporal Pennington won prize at La Porte. H Cohn treasurer paid Captain J G Sloan $2000.
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Orrand Sachem
Howard
Seyinit
Howan
Jn Arochta
Gress Council
Brenham Signal Corps
Waco
la Porte
Sherman
Nowakowaky
Pennington
Prine
Washington county court faces July term amid hardships
The late mute polity story references the July term of Washington county court with mentions of the Volunteer Guard and artillery in hard times. A criminal case involving poisoning cattle is noted as having a mistrial, and local social mentions include a teacher election, weddings, and travel notices among residents.
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Firat
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Volunieer
Ae Brenham
Eignal Corpe
Artillery
Washington County
Frita Bode
Prien Harvekamp
Frila Walt
Since of
Texas
Jun Marek
Mites Mattie Campbell
Bronbay
Ed Vettue
Georgetown
Alan Loula Felder
Chappelley
J. M. Matily
Wichita
J. J. Parwise
Atton Cess Wolson
Raine
Boll «Orme
Thureday
Hempstead
Mise
Alvin Kolstel
Brion
My. Alow
Watana
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Wiew
Woody
T L. Zeige
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Stele Twinel
San An- Lorne
Miks Wendle Palit
Austin
Clitera
Walter Tew
Astin
Ales Griffin Head
Jy Poudton
San J. Stinus
Grace Slater
Hilleboro
Caleb Powere on Stand in Defense in Georgetown Case
Georgetown Ky. Caleb Powere secretary of state took the stand but did not complete direct examination. He defends by claiming he organized a group of mountain men who went to Franfort for influence with the sine contest heart and the degtera ture. He denied dumb ing charges and disputed possession of keys alleged by witnesses.
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Georgetown
Caleb Powere
Mountaineera
Fransfort
Witter
Porpuir
Powere Baya
Keres
Louisville
Davidwon
Robert Weaver
Colombo
Weaver
Winners Announced for La Porte Camp Events Prizes
Winners of the La Porte encampment events were announced yesterday. Corporal Will Younger of Company H won the First prize a gold medal. Private J. M. Greed of Company H took the Second prize a silver cup. Corporal J. J. Alobrigat of Company MP claimed the Third prize a wai geck medal. Other names include Private Henry Dudley Hadley and Sergeant William Binridge among artillery and cavalry winners. The Houston troop seeks the top cavalry honor, with the final winner yet to be announced.
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Origén
la Porte
Markemso
Will Younger
Hi Firetilfaning
Bau Marcon
Secon Price
J. M. Greed
Fire Vntiairs
San Marecn
Prige
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J. J. Alobrigat
Itel Dniantis
San Mateos
Wires Arillery
Aiber
Wiualis
Weivate
Henry Dudley Hadley
How
Houston
Firat Artillery
William Binridge
Tyiaheauny
Pes
FL NL Piper
Auario
Wirry Vennington
Brenham
Hew
Kinife
Soldiers buried in Mexican war site near Bucoa Vista to be moved
Sam Park of Industrial Lumber and Colonel J W Bolly visited Mexico to study moving American soldiers buried at Bucoa Vista. About 1200 graves lie there and risk desecration from regional development and a new railroad. Park plans to bid on the removal contract to San Antonio National Cemetery. Scully will prepare to issue the contract.
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Beaumont
Texas
Sam Park
Industrial Lumber Company
Mexico
J. W. Bolly
United Stated Army
Bucoa Vista
United States
National Cemetery
San Antonio
Scully
Mr. Park
New Orleans
Park
Post
Twelve Round War Ends In Dramatic Boxing Bout
In a fierce light welterweight clash at Midian Sayre, O Brien of Mallfaw fought Me Wee Sot to a twelve round decision. McFalden delivered a bruising performance, surviving a punishing twelfth round before the bell, while O Brien showed grit before authorities and spectators. The crowd, numbering around MO, witnessed a hard fought match with McGovern hinting at a possible rematch.
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Madeon Senate Garden
New York
Georet McFalden
Dick O'Briet
Mallfaw
Midian
Sayre
Mmi
Faden
McGovern
Bonhett
Minnie Bereeanr
Gartad
Tor Schwarde
Trovkive
Ape McPardens
Corbett
Kid McCoy
Races in Chicneo Highlight Close Finish and Surging Contenders
Report lists multiple entrants and finish details from a July track event in Chicneo. Names include Handy Mas, Passat Vive, Gori Badge, Victin, Tapye Py, Sleurlonge Helte, Miln, Lord Chesterfheld, and more as rivals, with times and distances noted.
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Chicneo
WU Tibeney
Donily
Icly
Stakon
Handy Mas
Passat
In- Victin
Tapye Py
Sleurlonge
Helte
Holmdel
Timp
Bitty Ruut
Altjer Tine
Miln
Acqusrten
Paane Partout
Lord Chesterfheld
Tye
Handy Man
Poryrt Ienastey
Evains
Jolly Hogor
Castale
Sin Furlonge
Mogele Davis
Rival Ware
Kimigre
Unclear racing cards at fair parade trails and track listings
The fragment lists horses and riders like Mile end, Bridgeton, Oxrie, Ted King, and George Arnold. It mentions race distances from a mile to seven furlongs, times around 1:22, and names such as Hix Nocker and W. J. Baker. The snippet also notes a track mood near New York with bets and various participants.
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St Louie Juivn
Anthreh
Talwy
Mile End
Furtoie
Bridgeton
Oxrie
Ted King
Celie Paord
Macun
Zaew
George Arnold
Hi Nocker
Otinet
Sip Rolla
Boosh
W. J. Baker
Henry of
Tigeron July 2 results and scattered baseball notes
Fragmentary tournament and game notes list July 2 results across cities including Cincinnati and Brooklyn Pittsburgh New York Chicago Philadelphia Milwaukee Detroit and Kansas City with scattered player names and scores mentioned amid partial lines and weather remarks.
Grand O'r Cult Meeting Delivers Tight Trotting Contests in Columbue
In Columbue Ohio on July day, Lord Derby faced a sharp heat in the 2:22 trot but remained a strong favorite. The event featured multiple pacing and trotting heats with Margerine Wilken and other standouts noted, including Best Dine and Bay Star in class action.
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Columbue
Ohio
Derby
Otd
Saver Wilkes
Jon Watts
Grace Queard
Mariaiea
Hila
Aunty Peoples
Lass
Grormian
Br. Mo
Messeneer-Wilken
Notlel
Sir Bibert
Ric Timber
Kate McCracken
Aertha Lee Phrade
Bobom Craton
Cline
Brenham Shoot Date Set for August Event
Column notes Houston shooters expected to attend a state event at Brenham Texas with dates given as August 1 and 14. Brenham fan club members were asked to save the notice for solertalsment and to share details with others.
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Brenham
Texas
The
Sunday Post
Houston
British Force Captures 3000 Boers Near Naauwpoort Surrender
London reports an official dispatch from Lord Roberts noting that on July 28 McDonald’s force engaged the Boers nine miles east of Naauwpoort in the Bethlehem hills. Prisoners numbered about 1200 and more surrendered under terms allowing return as POWs, with Pringlo commanding 5000 Boers surrendering unconditionally on July 1.
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Naauwpoort
Bethlehem
Menaing
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Juy
Prinstog
Morhing border fanerien reorganizes to relieve generals
Lenton July 21 report states Lord Kitchene has been sent from Pretoria to Krugersdorp to organize a galainn to relieve General Had oc Povwell, now stationed by General De larey ap Riwlenbars in Western Transvaal.
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Lord Kitchene
Pretoria
Krugersdorp
Ormanize
Had‘oc-Povwell
Genwral Delarey Ap
Riwlenbars
Tranavaal
Riot and arrests after nationwide railroad worker protest
A mob of Black workers and supporters rioted during a dispute with authorities near a Mexican Central railroad project. Police and soldiers fired on the crowd, wounding several, while a group of Mexican and other workers were taken into custody. Only two Mexicans were reported wounded.
Mills to Shut Down In Maine Textile Industry
Announcement from Himileeport Maine states the Peppore Mugufas tubing company will close mills from August 18 to September 4 affecting about 8000 workers as curtailment of production and predictions in inflation era.
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China
Theme Mille Fo
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promises Health Benefit
An advertisement touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a safeguard of women's health. It claims the tonic regulates the female system and relieves dragging sensations and backache, noting readers should write in about others who benefit.
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el Dros
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