Love Letters Collapse Court in Caillaux Trial Scene
In a dramatic Caillaux trial reading, three letters from Mme Caillaux’s husband’s confidant were examined. Mme Caillaux fainted at one point, the prison crowd reacted emotionally, and the court adjourned as the dramatic disclosure unfolded. Labori argued the letters, denouncing potential political exposure amid public scrutiny.
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Fragmented Morning News Highlights and Oddities
A garbled OCR snapshot lists varied items from politics to weather, mentioning Place names like Salem and London, court actions, planned invasions, and rain or weather notes. It references figures and places in a scattered, unclear sequence with no coherent single event.
Fragmented readers note on labor and gender mix in unions
A garbled report discusses female candlers and male union workers with strained wording. Quotation appears to reference Siemans Zelket and a bee related struggle, mentioning competition, experience, and perceived strength. The passage mixes hostile tone and unclear positions without coherent facts.
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Ivanerters’ Union
Siemans Zelket
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Marooned in a Night Tango on Shoal With Youths
A group of about two dozen youths and girls were stranded on a shoal overnight. The tale recalls the dawn rescue after the tide receded and rescuers secured the shore. Names and exact actions are unclear due to damaged text.
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Attempted Assassination of Khedive in Constantinople
The Khedive of Egypt Abbas Hilmi was attacked in Constantinople in the afternoon. He was shot in the cheek but not considered dangerous. His son in law Di elal Ferai Bey, who was with him, was wounded. A member of the Khedive's suite fired at the attacker and was shot down.
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Axeman hearing sparks clash over sacred iffy stand
The joint board hearing on charges against city employees sparked a tense exchange as Kiernan and others debated the sacredness and seriousness of the occasion. The meeting, a borough effort to review conduct, brought sharp comments on the integrity of the process.
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Wilder Sues Doctor for Fifty Thousand Dollars
Morristown New Jersey July 28 George H Wilder a New York broker of Madison filed a Supreme Court suit for 50000 against Sir George Stuart Willis of this city. The action alleges alienation of Wilder’s wife affections and cites the couple’s separation following revelations of the contemplated divorce.
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Police Baffled by Gem Thefts in New York City
Police and pawnbrokers investigate a string of jewelry thefts in New York involving a woman's 4 pearl necklace and diamond pieces. A detective agency and bonding insurers tracked the items reportedly stolen in recent weeks, with values estimated around 108 000.
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Drug-mad boy on crowded train opens fire
A drug-fueled youth aboard a Boston Express near Woodlawn fired three shots at passengers causing chaos. A woman was struck as bystanders restrained him and a sailor was fatally wounded in the suddent attack.
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Man shoots aboard train then flees through darkness
A young man with a red bandanna pulled a pistol on a New Haven line train near Woodlawn, firing at passengers and wounding a woman and another rider. He fled as detectives and police arrested him later at Brons Park station, with several sailors and bystanders assisting in the confrontation.
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Radium Treatment Plans Backed by Vanderlip Bank Aid
Dr Amor C. Squire of Ossining secures almost $55 000 in radium about 240 milligrams kept in a National City Bank vault. He will begin cancer experiments at his Ossining sanatorium with Norman Barnesbe, funded by Mr Vanderlip, aiming to establish early treatment and potential nationwide institute expansion.
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Westport Trolley Wreck Witnesses Fault Signal Lights
Coroner hearings in the fatal Westport trolley crash heard witnesses say no axes were available to free the victims while signal lights along the line burned dim. Testimony claimed company rules were superseded by bulletins and that cars followed regular schedules with uncertain adherence to signals. Funeral services for the four victims were held locally with former associates acting as pallbearers.
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Austrian envoy quits as Serbia mobilizes and war looms
Partial Austrian mobilization is ordered after Belgrade rejects Austrian demands. Serbia declares mobilization and government officials flee to Kraguyevatz as diplomatic relations break. Martial law looms across Austro-Hungarian empire with strict wartime measures announced.
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Servia Replies Moderately to Austria Presses for Relations
Belgrade reports Servia will cooperate with Hungary to preserve neighborly ties while complying with Austrian demands. The government seeks sincere relations with the dual monarchy and vows to act to prove civilized state duties. Archives and safe funds were moved to Austro Hungarian territory as Cabinet remains tense under the acting regent Crown Prince. Parliament elections are postponed and old members recalled to discuss the crisis.
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Love Suit Discontinued Against Harold McGraw
The suit of Mattie Pierson Morrison versus Harold Whittlesey McGraw for breach of promise and $25,000 in damages was discontinued by order yesterday. Morrison, a dress model, claimed they met in Asbury Park in January and that he promised marriage but delayed and refused to marry.
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Kaiser Hurries Home Orders Fleet to Assemble
The Ver tan Emperor left for Berlin amid Austria and Servia tensions. Naval divisions and officers were ordered to assemble at given points in Herzen Norway. He travels aboard the fastest destroyer as part of a rapid fleet redeployment toward Germany.
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Italy Rejects Austria Note Amid War Doubts
The Italian nationalist press questions Austria's note to Servia and Russia, calling it outdated. It says Austria is an ally while Russia and Servia are friends, and Italy would stay focused on future concerns. Andrea Torre says Italy would not have supported the Austrian position had it known the note.
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Mobilization in Russia Declared by Ministers
An emergency mobilization of the Russian army was approved by the Council of Ministers in a July Peterhof meeting. Emperor Nicholas II backed the decision amid fears of internal disorder and rising prices. General Soukhomlinov delivered a strong speech to demonstrate military readiness.
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Bulgaria Holds Neutral Line as Socialist Tensions Rise
Report from Sofia recalls anxious preparations as Bulgaria seeks neutrality while socialist factions face pressure. Vienna and Belgrade dispatches note antiwar demonstrations and a murky incident involving a group selling printed ties for July 28 meetings.
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Servian General Putnik Detained by Austrian Authorities
Merlin reports via the Vorseh Zeitung that General Adomir Putnik, chief of the Servian army's general staff, was detained by Hungarian authorities while traveling from Styria to Helgrade. The note adds no further official confirmation or dates.
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War Fever in Budap est Crowds Cry Out for War
Crowds filled the Budapest streets shouting Down with Seria as diplomatic rupture with Servin spurred war fever. In New York Jonas Canfield, 60, was found dead at Keuki Lake near the pier after reportedly walking off a pier in shallow water.
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