Oscillating World News Summary From The Week
A garbled digest notes multiple disasters and events including ten fishermen lost in a Braver river gale, two hundred drowned after an agateamer capsize on West river China, cholera outbreaks in Maula, and civil strikes in Chicago. Reports touch coronations, military actions in the Philippines, and various diplomatic and naval movements amid confusion and incomplete details.
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Braver River
BOC
Agateamer
West River
China
Disorders in Paris as Church Schools Face Closure Protests
Rioting and clerical protests continue in Paris over government actions against unauthorized religious orders. About 300 arrests reported with many released. demonstrations spread to cafes and streets near the Pantheon and across the city.
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Paris
Pantheon
Cafe de Moree de Chon
Joyce
Closure Orders Against Catholic Schools Spark Riots in France
A cabinet council at the Elysee reviewed decrees under the law of associations prompting closures of twelve church schools in Var, Seine, and nearby departments. Clashes between Catholic students and radicals injured several and led to twelve arrests as protests erupted across towns and districts.
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Angiers
Paria
Elysee Palace
Law of Associations
Loubetene
Mo Combes
Musual Congregational Aboole
Atte Turs House
Vitor
Gesshar
Catholic College
Cthyial
Pombet
Echoole
Varme
Seine
Fast Train Wreck in Ohio Kills Seven, Injures Fifteen
A Panhandle and Jandtedd train bound for New York wrecked near Trebin's station in Ohio. Engineer Clark of Xenia was crushed beneath the engine. seven passengers were killed and at least 15 injured. The crash caused extensive destruction to cars and track with several workers and crews injured.
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Ohio
New York
Trebin's
Clark
Xenia
Tre
Nenne
Ravages of Cholera Report from Cairn and Epper Egypt
A report from the correspondent Bil in Cairn 42 notes a terrifying cholera advance with cases in Tally coverty and Epper Egypt. Temporary hospitals are erected, regiments depart, and deaths rise as the disease spreads through the region.
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Venton
Cohen
Crest of the Flood Reaches Quincy Mississippi High Water
The Mississippi River crest reached Quincy on July 24 and will move southward by morning. Levees near Lima Lake and areas north of Quincy faced danger as workers patrolled and scattered earth. Flood damaged corn worth millions. many tenant farmers are penniless. Peoria area dikes failed, washing out over 1,000 feet of rail track and flooding grain lands.
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Keokuk
Quincy
Quincey
Hannibal
Lima Lake
Meyer
C. H Hunter
Dullara
Mississippi
Miravart
Dew Minnes
St Franciaville
Peoria
Pekin Terminal
Ladrone Chiefs Escape to Mountains After Cavite Cordon Breach
Manila reports Montallon and Felizarde, ladrone chiefs, broke through a Cavite cordon and fled to the mountains. Government forces fought back, killing 14 and capturing 150. A broader sweep by 1200 constabulary aimed to trap the leaders and many followers, with rivers patrolled and towns mobilized for concentration and reform actions.
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Manila
Montallon
Folzardo
Cavite
Baker
Naval rush to guard American cable routes in Caribbean
Washington reports unusual naval activity in the West Indies as U S ships hurry to protect American cable links. Cable from Miner Bowen says Manetta sails to verify alleged Venezuelan actions near Puerto Cabello as government eyes attacks on Caracas area. Foreign troops and ships approach Cape Hayti prompting safety concerns as the three U S squadrons move to Caribbean ports. In New York, the Windward, Peary relief ship, readies for polar relief with Mrs Peary and daughter aboard.
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Washington
Unueual
West Indies
Caribbean Sea
Navy Department
State Department
Barcelona
Caracas
Arouos
Celerity
Hayti
Inteter Livingstone
Cape Haystien
Hayter
Cape
New York
Peary
Enya
Bord
Uttle
Marie
Carabine
Withdrawals of timber lands across Oregon and adjacent counties
The article outlines proposed withdrawal of timber lands in Crook, Grant, Harney, Umatilla and Union counties along with parts of Baker and Wallowa regions. It details sizes and shapes of three main tracts, the involved rivers and reserves, and names officials and routes affected, with emphasis on looming forest reserve steps and regional impact.
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Washington
Sess
Oven
Warvey
Berry Mountains
Tilla Indian Reservation
Siam Mountain
Union
Peel Grand Ronde
Conia Abelgrngre
Ormeby
Areo
Dugg Silvies
Seneca
Prairie
Sumpter
McEwen
Sachets
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Deemana
Chrraety
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Cebu
Philippine
Mas Garren
Point Navy
Army
Rom Varenda
Salem
Philippines
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Albany
Stockhelm
Sweden
Thomas Ward
Mtulf
Milee
Padateewehs
Congregationy of
Chee Poregeagguiaba
Fiona
Putty
Ferry
Dette Raat Mae Vether
Dave Bea
Jaya Tebe
Bras R River
Pte
Cte Povediere
Fanaa SC
Ritig Toy Bates Warys
Cathaliies
Pope
Sisters of St Vincent de Pant
Fane
Chamber of Deputies
Frost
Pepe
Rennet
Titi
Tha Tome
Expresm
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Seyner
Issenyer
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Loubet
Maine
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Dhevtag
Panaia
Deville
Carribbean Sea
Im 'Y. Mitchcock
Antire Pennsylvania
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