Russia Threatens Britain Over Tibet War Threats Rise
A chaotic dispatch reports Russia warning Britain over Tibet with a mobilization scare. Claims describe troop buildup near Tibet, possible mid May call-ups, and strained relations with Britain. Sources say conservative press echo alarm while Moscow signals firmness in Central Asia balancing policy.
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Petershire
Privaly Schlora
Tibet
Tash
Toghkendatiltn
Foland
Itudentil
Rus
Yteyta
Asati
Spectacular Plight of American Captive by Bandits
A narrative from Perdicaris describes the capture and peril faced by an American held by Tout bandits. The account details threats, deceptive practices, and the psychological strain on the captive and his wife, noting that the captors’ treatment aims to terrorize and control. The piece underscores themes of loyalty, betrayal, and hope for rescue amid danger.
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London
Tally Mall
Ralsuly
Sear
Ratsula
Wensrone
Flood devastates Colorado Springs region
The lowlands around Colorado Springs are flooded with water nearly covering vast areas. The Rio Grande valley north of town suffers washouts, several railroad tracks and bridges damaged, and widespread property damage reported along the mountain and Fountain valleys.
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Colorado Springs
Chon Springs
Coto
Cienega
Tuls
Rio Grande
Elronm
Fountaly
Brutal murder in Glace Bay by young Scotchman Jack McRae
A father was killed in a bare knuckle fight at a Glace Bay bar room after a dispute over money. The assailants, known fighters from nearby towns, allegedly attacked the victim, beating his face with a jelly and leaving him dead. Witnesses describe the men as "Bully" McRae and his son Jack, both famed for fighting.
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Jack McRae
Atitax
N.S
Glace Bay
Wikdon
McRae
Jack
Flont Phyaliue
Scotchiv
Dyehouse Explosion Kills Two in Halstead Street Dyehouse
An explosion in a Halstead street dye house yesterday killed Anton Czerminiski and fatally injured Burto Flew as they operated a dyeing machine. Czerminiski was torn apart by flying machine parts while Flew received severe injuries and a broken back as the building was wrecked.
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Chicago
Chieden
Anton Czerminiski
Burto
Halstead Street
Yesteray
Czerminiski
Flen
Public Whipping Ordered in Kentucky After Racial Incident
A Kentucky magistrate orders a Black person to be publicly whipped following a civil war era style confrontation. The text is garbled but indicates a racial act judged by local authorities with a public punishment to be carried out, reflecting severe punitive measures for the named individual. The article references a court and religious or ministerial figures and mentions witnesses at the scene.
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Lexington
Trey
John Head in Trouble Before the Court
The report details a Jefferson case where John Head pleads for leniency as police link him to a family crisis at a resort. His wife Mrs Head traveled to aid her sick children while the court weighs evidence involving Miss Wilting and the Head family. The judge questions responsibility, with the father seeking mercy and a chance to reform the family.
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Jolt
Berth Walling
Jefferson
Mrs. Mead
Miss Wilting
Head
Nigel
Wis
DROWNED IN MILL DAM WHILE WADING NEAR PA DAM
Three young men Hoburn 64? and Newburg 18? and Oscar Newburg, all employed by Jaco Stugelel in the operation near Mull Nod near Greensburg Pa, lost while wading at the dam. They could not swim and were swept beyond their depth. A fourth man is mentioned. A separate item notes Des Moines restaurants facing a waiter strike with Nissley's going out at noon and others may follow.
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Pennsylvania
Greensburg
Mull Nod
Irke Coke Company
Yestord
Weon Stucthel
Tucthem
Charles Hoburn
Greenhurs
Oscar Newblrg
Greenshure
Des Moines
Nissley's
War News From Last Week Amid Turmoil on Port Arthur
Fragmented dispatches describe persistent fighting near Port Arthur and the Ling Ton Peninsula. Russian positions hold the Nase of the peninsula while Japanese forces press the road toward Taku and New Chwane, with Kuropatkin and Korpatkin’s forces maneuvering for advantage.
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Powton
Tandon
Port
Kurak
Adrranaikin
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Port Arthur
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Sluyon
Slaumatsin
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Teja
Wat Kuropatkin
Korot
Thalyna
Peninaila
Kiraki
Sirens
Bney
Cai
Para
Tore Giurlils
Kuroist
Kininaikty
Hellfer
Port Artur
Girl shoots father in Norton Kansas incident
A troubling Norton Kansas report details an 11 year old daughter fatally wounding her father during a troubled incident on June 1. The event is linked to the father's alleged mental strain and the family’s conflict, with limited additional specifics available in the readable text.
Choate May Get It Ambassader to England May Be Cabinet Choice
Philadelphia dispatch reports Democrats discuss Philander Knox’s transfer from attorney general to the Senate and Choate’s potential appointment amid Roosevelt era trust politics. The rumor ties Choate to a possible secretary of state post, with Moody and navy secretary implications noted.
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England
Knok
Generd
Jeno
Preston
Howe
Sucresao
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Trolly Hoebowls
Moody
Ohowbiffen
sunKone
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Navy
Amnibiuumder Choate
Choate
Gary
Court
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Chowte
City of
New York
Root
Democrats
Phiwelphia
Philander C. Knox
Cabinet
Senate
Concord hosts donation to First Church of Christ leaders
Scientists from Concord and Concerd in June report the annual convention of the mother church in Hoston. They inspect the First Church of Christ building and present a gift exceeding 120000 dollars from Mrs Mary Baker Eddy with affectionate greetings to their leader.
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Concord
Markets Echo Mixed Live Stock And Grain Reports
The Sioux City market lists varied live stock bids and grain quotes with scattered prices. Chicago and Minneapolis figures appear for cattle, hogs, and cereals, showing a mixed, fluctuating trading atmosphere and a broad range of commodity quotes throughout the day.
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Sioux City
Sion
Elias
Dole
Artukwet
Hearst Asked Peace and City Power in Minnesota Clash
A fragmented report notes Hearst seeking peace as clashes unfold in Minneapolis and St Paul. Telegrams, arrests, and council actions are mentioned along with unresolved tensions between factions. The account references events in St Paul and Beyehunty with limited readable names and dates.
Hot After Reggie In New York Think They Treed Vanderbilt
Net actives in New York believe Reginald Vanderbilt is inside Mrs. Neilson's Fifth Avenue home. Detectives have been around the residence since last night, aiming to compel his appearance as a witness in the Canfield case.
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New York
Young Vanderbilt
Neilson
Reginald Vanderbilt
District Attorney's Office
Xorva
Richard A. Canfield
Fifth Avenue
Dowie Fails to Find Lodgings in London Hotels
Elijah Dowie arrived in London from Holland with his wife and son and the demons seeking accommodations. Hotel managers refused him fearing a repeat of rowdyism that accompanied Dowl farmer stay. Unable to find lodgings, Dowie went to Zionist headquarters.
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London
Elijah
John Alexander Dows
Holland
Notel
Dowl Farmer
Dowie
New Governor General Earl Grey Appointed for Canada
London June 14 announces Earl Grey lord lieutenant of Northumberland will succeed Earl Minto as governor general of Canada.
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Earl Gray
Lord Vinto
Canada
London
Earl Grey
Northumberland
Earl Minto
Two Lake Steamer Collision Averts Disaster Near Sorel
Montreal dispatch reports the Richelieu and Ontario Navigation Canada collided with Cape Breton six miles below Sorel. Canada sank after 20 minutes with 110 aboard. five lives lost including Alfred Thibeault and two sons. Passengers were rescued by Cape Breton and Prefontaine, with remaining crew taken to Sorel.
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Montreal
Quebec
Richelieu and Ontario Navigation Company
Canada
Dominion Coal Company
Cape Breton
Sorel
Alfred Thibeault
Bonnetere
Brunet
St. Peter
Thibeault
Wan
Prefontaine
Columbian
Ocouniel
Collision of Trains Injures Three on Minneapolis Excursion
A Sunday night collision in Minneapolis between a heavily loaded excursion train of the Minneapolis and St. Louis line and an empty Northern Pacific freight train injured three passengers and shook up several others. Injured include Chaves Johnson with punctured rib and back injuries, John Olsen suffering an eye injury possibly endangering sight, and an unknown man. The crash occurred in the Northern Pacific yards in the milling district. the excursion engine struck the train from the rear.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Minneapolis and
Orewiid
Northern Pacific
Ed Ban Wilder Gyi
Five Stith Family Drowns in Indian Territory Flood
Five members of the Stith family perished in a flood in Indian Territory near Insane City. The father and three children were swept away as the river swelled to five miles wide, cutting off all communication. Antlers reports no mail service as of June 1. Abundant flood damage underscores the region's distress.
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Stith
Indian Territory
Insane City
Aullers
Pugs
Qapthen
Antlers
Fatal kitchen error sparks fatal explosion in Kansas City
In Kansas City on July 14 a grocer filled a customer's jug with gasoline thinking it was vinegar. The bottle exploded, killing Barbara Schoen and injuring Helen Schoen aged 4, Anton Schoen, and Charles Schoen. The incident started a fire that engulfed the home and caused severe burns before neighbors helped.
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Kansas City
Kangan City
Jule
Ruy & Grocer
Antone Schoen
Nial
Pavaan
Barbara Schoe
Helen Schoen
Anton Schoen
Charles Schoen
Anton
XM5
Piri
Ave Mra
Schoep
Mrs Elias Discharged in Extortion Case
New York June 33 Mrs Hannah Elias was discharged after Assistant District Attorney Rand moved to end the case at the close of Jon Ri Platt’s testimony. Platt, the old millionaire, offered uncertain replies, saying I don’t know to questions about payments and papers. The magistrate discharged her, then she faced a civil suit while crowds gathered outside the criminal courts building.
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New York
Hannah Jillas
Rand
Jon Ri Platt
Milionaire
Platt
Mra. Elias
Souess Rou
Wul
FLOODS IN SOUTH CLAIM NINE LIVES IN INDIAN TERRITORY
Ardmore reports nine people drowned in Indian Territory as floods from Washita tributaries and Bengal and Mill Creek threaten homes. Bodies recovered. a child and Mrs Wilson among the dead. In Arkansas, levee breaks on the Arkansas River flood 84000 acres of cotton land. towns under water. sheriffs and convicts aiding levee repairs.
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Indian Territory
Arkansas
Ardmore
J. T
Nr. Wilson
Herold Baby
Fay Davis
Mill Creek
Tony Jones
Klamfehi Valley
Bengal
Arkansas River
Banks
Pie Wium
Ark
Plumbalou
Towi
Pastoria
Train Robber Killed in Colorado Gang Pursuit
A Garfield County posse killed one suspected Daher and Rio Grande train robber near Parachute. Two others, John Kihtmerning and Charles Scubba, fled, later leaving the area. a cowboy, Limer Chatman, was wounded. The dead man was identified as J. H. Ross after work with the Denver and Rio Grande. The trio had been employed along the railroad for several days, gaining knowledge of the Parachute vicinity.
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Colorado Gang
Newcastle
Wyo
Garfield
Cine
Rio Grande
I Lrain
Parachute
Color
Garfield Kinydn
Limer Chatman
de Denver
J. H. Ross
Thid
Great Western Dividend Rumor Drops Stock to Fifteen
New York June 13 There is talk of passing the dividend on Great Western Preferred A. The stock has fallen sharply dropping six points in quick trading, fueling speculation of trouble. If crops meet promises the road will pay the interest. otherwise the dividend may be passed. Several railroad interests reportedly hope to see the company hit hard.
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New York
Stickney
Cannon Declines Nomination for Chicago Convention Role
Washington June 10 Speaker Cannon declines the vice president nomination and says the clerk will call the roll for nomination at Chicago. He states he will be permanent chairman of the convention and ready to act as indicated if nominated despite objections.
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Chicago
Bell Call
Washington
Rolk
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