Global skim of varied world events and incidents
Diverse items note royalty visits and political moves in Europe, a Denver streetcar accident injuring seven, Harriman rests at Arden, a Calgary mill blaze, and a Peru canal graft case. Reports cover cholera, rail collisions, and militant tensions, plus aviation records and legal reforms, with numerous scattered incidents across nations.
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Death Toll Rises After Monterey Flood Disaster
Monterey Mexico reports a catastrophic flood killing over a thousand people and displacing about fifteen thousand. The river Santa Catalina swelled to half a mile wide with 17.5 inches of rain over three days, wrecking large buildings and drowning dozens on roofs and inside a school room.
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Attack Postal Monopoly Faces New French Co operative
In Paris a new postal co operative backed by 150 dismissed officers plans to compete with the French post office in three branches of the mail business. It will handle newspapers catalogs accounts and debt collection for about 90 000 firms and individuals with 20 dollar shares and 4000 dollars working capital.
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Cooperative Postal Association
Mm.barbut
Simonnet
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Seattle man defends Alaska coal land claims
C Cunningham, representing 33 claimants in Alaska’s Cunningham coal land claims, returns to Seattle aboard the Ohio survivors list. He denounces charges of illegal filings and asserts a full investigation will prove the lands were filed legally. He says Ballinger had no scheme to favor certain interests and cites legal technicalities as the cause of any errors. He denies Guggenheim and Morgan interests back him.
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Greece Granta Reforms Amid Amnesty Move For Army Officers
In Athens on August 31 a government decree grants amnesty to troops tied to the political crisis. Troop reforms call for army command to be shared by three generals and for royal family members in the service to be treated as ordinary officers.
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Athens
Operation Fears Grow As Harriman Case Clouds
Arden New York August 26 reports say in spite of family optimism speculation swirls that financier Harriman may undergo surgery. Oxygen tanks and a collapsible hospital cot arrive fueling rumors while Dr Lyle of New York is said to be involved though estate head Ford denies any operation.
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New York
George W. Crille
Cleveland
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Wa Lyle
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Farman Wins Endurance Flight At Reims Grand Prix
Farman, the English aviator flying a self built biplane, breaks world records for duration and distance in heavier-than-air flight at Reims. He circles 180 kilometers in 3 hours 4 minutes 56 seconds to win the endurance prize amid surprise after secret preparation and late aerial display.
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Rheims
Aun Farman
Farman
Latham
Big Trees in Danger as Yosemite Fire Spreads
A Yosemite National Park forest fire, started yesterday near El Portal, races toward Merced Grove and Tuolumne big trees, threatening the hotel but reaching El Portal itself remains safe. The blaze moves northerly toward Ketchum Valley as San Francisco’s water supply area is threatened. Sparks from a locomotive firebox ignited dry grass, giving the blaze headway before danger was recognized.
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Vancouver man gets lashes after assault and robbery
Clay Neary, 21, was sentenced by Judge Melnnes to seven years penal servitude and 10 lashes within twenty days of confinement for beating a stranger into incensibility, robbing him, and abandoning him. The court noted the crime occurred recently in Stan and highlighted the violent nature of the act.
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Melnnes
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Wheat yield outlook echoed by Dominion official
Vancouver reports G A Seene Pieher, dominion supervisor of grain, arriving with estimates of wheat for the year near 000,000 bushels. He says there are strong indications of a highly successful season for farmers across the country.
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Canada
Vancouver
Dominion
Flood Devastates Monterey Mexico Killing Hundreds
A massive flood in Monterey on Saturday morning left about eight hundred dead and 16,000 homeless. The Santa Catalina river flooded the city, washing away adobe and stone houses and halting trains, telegraphs, and power plants. Officials fear disease as thousands seek shelter in churches and public buildings.
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Monterey
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Santa Catalina
Pinchot Plan Wins at Seattle Conservation Congress
The first national conservation congress closes with a Pinchot led victory supporting Roosevelt era water rights for public use. Judge Hanford’s minority report opposes this, arguing private enterprise boosted resource development, but the Pinchot resolution passes.
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Seattle
National Conservation Congress
Gifford Pinchot
Union
Pardes
Great West Show to Tour Country with 50 000 Production
Chicago reports a grand Far West show featuring Uncle Sam's 50 000 production. The black tent display will tour with moving pictures and educational views for West bound emigrants. It promises fruit and cereal samples and irrigation feats, with stops in Hamline and Tokio dates noted.
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Ian Felt
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Paulham Sets World Air Race Record At Champagne Prix
French aviator Paulham shattered the world time record in the Prix de la Champagne at Batheney Aviation Field Rheime. He flew a Voisin biplane for 2 hours 63 minutes 24 seconds over about 134 kilometers, completing 13 circuits before his 56 litre fuel tank exhausted. Witnesses hailed aerial navigation’s bright future despite wind and rain.
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Striker Sharpshooters Paralyze Pittsburg Riot Atmosphere
Pittsburg August 26 reports a town strike with armed sharpshooters atop stockades and a searchlight guarding the plant. Troopers patrol streets while deputies erect a metal shield fortification. Eugene Debs urges fighters to the finish as rifles and weapons appear in the community amid growing tension and fear of clash.
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Paypthcan Sire Re
Eugene Debs
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Morgan's Yacht Near Shipwreck Off City Island
New York Aug 26 J P Morgan nearly shipwrecked returning from New Haven to New York when the Corsair struck a snag near City Island. The vessel began leaking but proceeded to New York with pumps active and the crew safe.
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New Haven
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Cage Falls 1,600 Feet in Mexico Incident
A brief report notes a high fall at a location in Mexico on August 26. It mentions a special director and an unnamed party, with sparse readable details and no confirmed casualties or outcomes.
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Mexico
Soon Sanewo
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