French Demonstrations Ease but Demand Law on Murderer
French crowds gathered across cities including Paris to protest commutation of the monster murderer of a 12 year old girl. Women led the demonstrations while many arrests were made and fear of guillotine reappear. Authorities warn crime surge from the "Apiche" gang, using knives to attack pedestrians and police.
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Eco
France Gauiiotiie
Bolemant
Meath
Pal Lieres
France
Agathet Soloinantes
Soleilant
St. Ambrofan
Martharbering
Botti
Jowells
Faililonresa
Ernefi
Paris
Otter
Almowt
Japs Keeping Cool in Vancouver Disturbance Report
Cable from Tokyo via Ottawa to Japanese Consul General Nowe says rioting in Vancouver is rarer than in San Francisco. It notes calm public sentiment, calls for Justices and fair play, and indicates measures will be taken to protect Japanese lives and property.
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Ottawa
Tokio
Nowe
Vancouver
Francrson
Canady
Cangila
Sacramento Train Incident Leaves Conductor Wounded
An unknown man wounded conductor Jef Geee of the Southern lardfi and No. 32 after he forced him off a train at Tracy. The assailant was killed in a duel before the train departed. Gage survived as the bullet penetrated three clothing layers.
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Sacramento
Jef Geee
Himelf
Tracy
Cinge
Gage
Government To Establish Federal District Along Border
The Mexican government plans to create a federal district along the border occupying the former Zona Libre area. A federal governor appointed by the president would oversee it, amid immigration issues and recent amuggling scandals cited by Secretary Liman tour as reasons for the measure.
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el Paso
Government of
Mexico
Dias
Aaido
Treasury
Liman Tour
Powder explosion kills worker near Alton
In Alton a powder explosion at a glancing mill two miles away killed Charles McGinnis and injured a helper named McGillaes. The blast rattled windows, tremors were felt citywide, with bystanders mistaking the event for an earthquake as a powder loading crew operated a drum to a keg and a nearby truck was wheeled away.
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Alton
DL Pittern
Fquitable
Ant Alton
Chas McGinnie
Chas McGillaes
Houwes
McGinnis
Mottieer
Johnstown Borough Enforces Sunday Closure Amid Railway Turmoil
Report says Pennsylvanians Railway faced disruptions after a fire electric plant failure. Borough officials closed ice cream parlors water fountains restaurants cigar and drug stores to observe Sunday laws while pursuing legal action against corporations blamed for infractions.
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Johnstown
Pennsylvants Railway Company
Alan Bert
Mysterious Nevada broker robbery shocks Goldfield
Herbert Fo Rian bookkeeper for FIL Newland in Goldfield Nev was found unconscious in his office last Saturday night. The safe door was open with $1100 missing. A physician revived him after he suffered injuries from a blow to the head. A heavy hammer lay near him and a man named Riggs is suspected after an apparent distraction at the cashier window.
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Goldfield
Nev
Herbert Fo Rian
FIL Newland
Vie
Deadly Vermont train wreck shocks White River Junction
A severe head on collision occurred four miles north of Cenagy station as southbound Quebec express and northbound freight on the Rotten Maine line collided due to dispatcher order confusion. Twenty four killed and twenty seven injured as passengers largely returned from a Sherbrooks fair in Quebec. foggy dawn and missed headlights contributed to the disaster.
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White River Junction
Vermont
Quebec
Concord
Cenagy Station
Sherbrocks
Tome
Pasteurization Viewed as Temporary by Dr Colt
Dr Henry J Colt of Newark New Jersey argued at the International Milk Congress that compulsory pasteurization would destroy the incentive for producers to improve. He warned pasteurized bulk milk is less desirable and unsafe unless kept within twenty four hours and at or below 1 degree Celsius.
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Brussels
Henry J. Colt
Newark
N. J
Milk Congress
Colt
Destral's
Brawl in a Negro Saloon Ends in Homicide in Ogden
A January night fight at an Assembly saloon in Ogden, run by a Black manager, ended when gunfire killed Louie Jones. In the melee, Lan Jows on and C Clark and a reptile Clark drew a pistol. a misfire struck Jones, a non-participant, as the shooter aimed at Clowden.
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Ogden
Utah
Assembly
Lan Jowson
C. ©. Clark
Clark
Clowden
Louie Jones
Bomb At Lord Ashtown Home Sparks Investigation
Dublin police report an attempted bombing aimed at Lord Ashtown's hunting lodge on August 14. The device was set in a pot once used in the lodges, with dogs restrained and no exterior entry achieved. Lord Ashtown is alleged to lead an Anti-Irish Land League group.
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Dublin
Aghtown
Lord Ashtown
Anti-Irish Land League
Romance Ends in Shooting Affray in California
Lorenzo Isola, an Italian baker, shot Maria Feala, an Italian waitress, in Los Angeles after a courtship began in Italy. He claimed he killed her because she no longer loved him. The couple, not related, had been longtime acquaintances from Italy.
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San Francisco
Itale
Los Angeles
Lorepzo Isola
Maria Feala
Teain
Jaf
Italy
Jani
Maria
Machinists Aid Erie Strikers Fund With $10000
St Louis reports the International Association of Machinists raised $10,000 on Saturday for the Erie railway strikers. President James O’Connell said he would fight harder to win the strike and rejected a Erie line manager’s charge that $40,000 went to “tetinity fren atikes” and that no strikes were called while money was paid.
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St. Louis
Moo
Mmternational Association of Machiniate
Erie Railway
James O'Connell
Erie
Stewart
Erie Road
Multitude of Far-Flung News From Across the World
Reports span a string of incidents and events including robberies in Maning Nebraska where a lone robber fled with about 2900 dollars, massive fires near Canton while ore operations faced disruption, a Red Men council in Norfolk endorsing patrol changes, and a flurry of violent crimes and political shifts from San Francisco to Berlin. Other items note a California anniversary parade, a Quebec coroner’s verdict, and notable legal cases involving finance, railways, and public figures.
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Maning
Neb
Canton
Flema
Chienne
Council of Red Men
Sewnton
Nortothk
Phelan Geveral
Baltimore and Ohio
Nowhery
W. Ve
AO. Lawrence
Liversman
Kodoka, & D
Sioux City Town
W. H. Fiogers
Georgia Legislatire
Tingland
Chester A. Rosyan
Windsor Trust Company
New York
Serge
Sing Sing
M. Borodulnik
Aquitita
Trani
Balkalia
Russia
Pakaw
Hinge
California
San Jose
Golden West
Catine
Quebec
Canada
Widge
William
Germany
United States Army
Courage and Dandyam
In many minds the notion persists that men cannot be tanks who pay more attention to the ornament of the lady. Loaden Gentle warns that broader views may allow men to go about with ease and comfort.
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Loaden
Fragmented OCR Catalog Notes Historic Places
The readable fragments describe an old catalog of sites and names including universities, towns, and historic districts. Details are garbled but mention West Point California and various institutions, suggesting a listing of territories and regional landmarks with uncertain annotations.
Experience Shapes Character Across Life’s Relay
The text argues that broad experiences and varied relations sharpen character. It notes that practical pursuits and repeated effort forge resilience, while lack of experience yields less growth. The passage credits experience as essential to developing strength and wisdom.
Turbid snippet taints a distant antique topic
Fragmentary text describes a strained view of a Turkish figure and ancient temple imagery. It mentions a personal stance amid heated discussion and references to experiences, but the damaged wording obscures concrete facts or events.
Flowers and Trees in a Quiet Glade
A fragmentary description evokes small blooms and a serene scene, mentioning delicate petals and a tranquil setting. The lines suggest a personal impression of nature's simple beauty and quiet appeal.
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Nevada
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Men Tomek
Siberia
John R- White
Deadwood, & C
Iunda
Lolwlel
Berlin
Mark Twain
Roosevelt
Clemensine
Memphis
Edward W. Vanderbilt
Brooklyn
May
Pepper Bright
Lunany
Cherista
Ferlin and
Pinney Earle
Monroe
Virginia Reed
Charles &, Letten
New Oregnn
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Tian Cianuy
Julie
Wako
Rai Aatoee
Eginney
Owen
Han Freion
Haing
Meron
Gratefoy
de Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Cotlepe
Peineaton
University of Htenen
Vale
West Point
Jill Territorai
Avallalle Profit
Tater
Californmia Stocker
Addian
Mermeley, Uae
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Wlt
Myon & Vo
Povelne Peeial
Eli Hous Horge
Lab Che
Scientific American
Erieseey Ely
York Co
Washington
BaAcuk Riven Calves
Wacon
Graxwoup
Gankorsn
The
Gops
Denver
St Louis
Chicago
Doe Lehi
Lehi
Teli
Benton
Alt Lake City
Vea
Independent Telephone Go
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Thomas A. Culler
Ait Thomas
Hammer Bros
Main Street
State Street
Salt Lake
Buss
Elk
A, Slade
Leh
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