Cuban League Appeals for Bonds to Aid Cuban Junta
The Cuban League of the United States seeks fundraising through voluntary donations and bond sales to Benjamin J. Guerra, treasurer of the Cuban junta. Bonds come in 1000 500 100 and 50 dollar denominations at 6 percent interest, with a target of one million dollars. Early supporters include Col. John Jacob Astor 1000 Col. Ethan Allen 1000 Dr. William Seward Webb 400 N F Griswold 500 C R Sutherland 250 Edward McKinley 250 and others.
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Cuban League of the
United States
Benjamin J. Guerra
League
John Jacob Astor
Ethan Allen
William Seward Webb
N. F. Griswold
C. R. Sutherland
Edward McKinley
Graphophone as Witness In Court Acknowledged
A New York property owner sues a railroad firm for damages from nearby noise. A graphophone recording of the sounds was offered as evidence but objected to since origin proved. The judge sustained the objection yet indicated admission could occur if the proper procedure were followed.
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New York
Chicago Unemployed Urged to Wander for Work by Rev Crane
The Rev Frank Crane of Chicago advises job seekers to ride transit as far as money allows and walk outward from the city. He notes many unemployed in Chicago face crowded conditions in the ministry while seeking work and suggests departing from the city as a practical option.
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Frank Crane
Chicago
Greece Seeks Aid as Turkish Onslaught Shapes War
Greece accuses major powers of betrayal as Turkish forces press in Europe. Greek troops recalled, hostilities paused promised intervention, then Turks renew attack and seize Domoko. Russia halts fighting but Turkey poised to advance with German support. Britain opposed. A wider European war could favor Turkey. The Times notes the Sultan’s insolence tempered by contempt.
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Greece
Russia
Turkey
Domoko
Germany
Thessaly
England
Europe
The
London Times
Through a trestle bridge wreck claims seven lives near KC
A St Louis express plunged through a destroyed trestle near Missouri City during a heavy rain, killing seven postal clerks and others. Conductor G C Copeland survived with serious injuries. nineteen others were hurt, many thrown long distances into the wreckage. A farmer warned the train but could not stop the disaster.
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Kansas City
St Louis Express
Missouri City
Missouri
Mills
St. Louis
M. Smith
Gustave A. Smith
Charles Winters
F. W. Brink
SC Louis
Charles P. Greasley
G. C. Copeland
Moberly
Copeland
Wabash Company
New York
Burglars Melt Safe Knob With Electric Arc Scheme
Cleveland residents report a theft attempt at Rogers and Son bank in Cuyahoga Falls using wires linked to trolley power and street car rails to arc melt the safe knob. The device failed when power was cut and no clues were found.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Bourglars
Cuyahoge Falls
Bank
Rogers & Son
Electric
Reign of Queer Victoria Reviews Global Warships
The Prince of Wales reviewed a fine fleet of foreign warships led by the United States armored cruiser Brooklyn under Rear Admiral Miller. The heir apparent inspected about thirty miles of British warships totaling 165 fighting ships, 900 heavy guns, over 48,000 men and about 550,000 tons.
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Victoria
Prince of Wales
United States
Brooklyn
Miller
Tarif Will Be in Jepas
London dispatch notes the new American tariff crippling Japanese tea trade. It cites tariffs that exceed the entire export value and reports exporters rushing to forestall the duty. A tea growers delegation pressed Japan's agriculture minister for an official protest as hopes for American sympathy fade.
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London
the Times
Tokio
Japan
California wine makers target Iowa wine boom
California wine manufacturers are visiting Webster City Iowa to study creating Iowa wine plants. They plan to build at least twenty plants after a state manufacturing bill passed, signaling strong confidence in a bumper grape crop and a thriving industry led by Legtages G M Jarvis at the forefront of the movement.
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Webster City
California
Iowa
G. M. Jarvis
Forces clash in Crete and Epirus as unrest spreads
A 1200 strong Mussulman sortie from Canea surprised insurgents at Kanlikastefli, killing thirteen and wounding twelve. civilian reprisals by Christians follow. Reports also say many Christians and Yurks were killed in earlier engagements. In Epirus the Turkish army occupies positions near Agrapha threatening Greek retreat. Athens plans to fortify Karpenisi with a strong force.
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Crete
Canea
Kanlikastefli
Kanikastelli
Mussulman
Athens
Epirus
Agrapha
Karpenisi
Bryan Day in Miecourt Crowds Big Chautauqua Event
William Jennings Bryan spoke to about 15000 at the Chautauqua grounds in Carthage Missouri on bimetallism. He arrived with a large escort and was greeted by thousands, then left for Ottawa Kansas where Governor Leedy will introduce him and he will deliver another address.
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Miecourt
Carthage
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Chautauqua Grounds
Ottawa
Kansas
Leedy
Naval Review Off Spithead Marks Sixtieth Year
In Lee Portsmouth England on June 26 a grand naval review showcased the strongest fleet assembly yet seen to honor the completion of the sixtieth year of the service. The display highlighted ships and crews from the Royal Navy in a ceremonial homage to milestone anniversaries and national maritime prestige.
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Portsmouth
England
Spithead
Heat wave strikes Central Kansas with 100 to 104 degree days
In Kansas City June 24 an intense heat wave grips Central Kansas for four days. Thermometers average 100 with peaks to 104. Farm hands suffer prostrations and harvest work is halted in some areas. Vegetation curling noted near Larned.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Larned
Denver man named national councillor of junior order
Joseph Powell of Denver has been chosen national councillor of the Junior Order of American Mechanics, marking a notable step in fraternal service. Powell will represent the organization nationwide, guiding local chapters and advancing charitable work.
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Joseph Powell
Denver
Junior Order of American Mechanics
Moving Large Mene At Eee Yr Construction
The text describes a chimney moving task by four men for a brick structure. It notes the chimney length about four feet and movement about 1.008 feet, with workers employed by the Mashaew provement Company.
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Wovlng
Cuneate the Mashaewprovement Company
Farewell on the Steamer and Creteure Health Teas
A fragmented travel note warns travelers aboard a steamer to secure luggage and avoid seasickness. It extols a mysterious Cree product claimed to aid constipation and various stomach complaints for passengers and tourists onboard.
New Use for Aluminum in Talking Machines Revealed
An updated report discusses the novel use of aluminum in talking machines and the protection of apparatus. It notes vibrating glass and ataraform materials drawing attention from manufacturers and experimenters. The piece mentions rubber substitutions and calls for readers to consider Percy Ne tinet ee Yer cure oo cart.
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Ataraform
Bas Rey
Mastes Instruments
Thix On Ag
Percy
Fragmentary Teletype Clip Defies Coherent Summary
The readable text contains disjointed phrases and misspellings, offering no clear event, names, or places to anchor a factual news item or identify a main action or outcome.
Local Travel Deals Offer Vacation Opportunities
An OCR fragment outlines low rates and vacation packages for travelers to the West and Lake regions with various dates in July and August. It mentions trips to Nashville and other destinations, plus contact details and a street corner address for inquiries.
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Union Mettfie
Teatt Lake Amd
Nashville
Kaname Wits
Curtis
Fragments from a Shoreline Notice and Literary Snippet
A fragmented OCR page shows disjointed phrases about a liquor reservation, marriage, tobacco, and a San Francisco street reference. Irregular quotes feature Mrs Lendiex, a Minion ant Prefe office removal, and stray exchanges with unclear context. The text blends scattered observations, quotes, and incomplete descriptions without a clear event or narrative.
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Lamar
Tarif
Jepas
Lee
Het
Lendiex
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Market Street
San Francis
Wronuats
Ais Grose Taper
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