Expelled religious orders seek settlement in America
Reports from Rome indicate members of expelled religious orders are asking Marian authorities for permission to settle in the United States. Some have traveled to Rome to advocate their case. Official replies state no vacations exist in the U.S. and note language barriers as a hurdle. Canada suggested as a more suitable destination due to fewer English speakers and proximity.
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United States
Canada
Auto crash fatal to Mrs Fair and heirs named
Reports from Paris say Mrs Charles Fair and her husband died in a collision. Chauffeur described a deflated rear wheel and rim rubbing the ground as the car sped at high speed. A son and heirs in New Jersey and Colorado consult attorneys in Boulder after the accident. Baseball scores noted with American and National League results from yesterday.
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San Francisco
Mr. Fair
Venezuelan rebels brace for clash with Castro army
From Willemstad Curacao Aug 16 AP reports indicate 10000 troops under General Matos and General Madagas await President Castro's move near Ori tuco as U S gunboat Bilameta returns to Guiara. In Tien Tsin China Yuan Shikai assumes city government with ceremony and banquet. In Kentucky Bud Singleton, brother of John Singleton killed last week, is killed while others blamed in ongoing feud. An enslaved man named John Warren is hanged for murder after selling his body for five dollars.
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Castro
Willemstad
Curacoa
A.Corresporent
Associated Press
Venezué
ipweard
Matos
Domingo Madagas
Orituco
Casito
Sar Gasimbro
United States
Bilametta
Guiara
Verezada
Chunvy river
Tien Tsin
China
Yuan Sh Kai
Chi
Middlestore
Bud Singleton
John Singleton
Tianvock
John Singin
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Tet
Johr
Warren
Tock Stevens
Mob chases worker near rail line in Shenandoah incident
A large mob of 50 to 60 men pursued an alleged non-union workman near the Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron washery at Shenandoah. The chase ended with stones hurled as the man was dragged toward the railroad, prompting a nighttime rescue and dispersal of the crowd.
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Shenandoah
an Louthra
Philadelphia
ana
Reading
Coal ‘and Iron Company
Strikes and Unrest Ripple Through Coal Regions
Amid mounting tension in Watnke washery and surrounding areas, deputies guard the site as owners plan to restart machinery. Sheriff Jacobs fears more trouble, requests troops if needed. Alliance pressuring Quay and Penrose to seek arbitration with coal operators. In Plymouth township a Lithuanian striker arrested after a shooting at George Sullivan. Dynamite accident at Emanuel Stone quarry kills Frank Dices. six others hurt. West Virginia miners migrate nonunion workers into Rend and New River fields to replace strikers as armed demonstrations erupt.
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amie co
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Senators Quay
Penrose
coas
cap
Plymouth township
George Sullivan
Jersey
Sullivan
Mitchell
Nicholls
Duffy
Fahey
West Virginia
Tourmond
W. Va
New River
Rend
Unclear fragments from river story surface in OCR
Fragmentary OCR text shows isolated phrases about a river and possibly a person or event. Readable parts are too sparse to identify names, places, or outcomes. The item currently lacks sufficient detail for a fuller headline or contextual summary.
Encampment Plans and Roosevelt Talk Outlined
The 1902 encampment program led by General Eli Torrence details Patriot services in local churches on Oct 5, a camp fire on Oct 6 with veteran addresses, Naval Day on Oct 7 with troops and militia, a Mount Vernon excursion for delegates, a welcome reception and Roosevelt speech on Oct 9, and continued sessions through Oct 10 with auxiliary corps reunions possible.
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Mount Vernon
convention hall
Roosevelt
Desperate Battle in Turkey Between Macedonian Rebels and Turks
Vienna reports a fierce Gradsko vilayet clash in Monastir with 55 rebels armed with machine guns and dynamite bombs attacking 2,000 Turkish troops for fifteen hours. All rebels were killed or wounded, then massacred. Government losses: 143 killed and 216 wounded.
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Zastata
Gradskovilayet
Monastir
Turkey
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Noted Shootings and Fires Dot The Plains Headlines
Roy Streeter, a colored pugilist, was shot and killed at Custer City South Dakota by John Gorme. The large W Horell department store in Hamilton Congo was destroyed by fire yesterday. The Very Rev Francis Henry of London arrives in the United States to solicit money for heathen missions. Altoona street car strike averted as workers accept a 19 percent wage increase.
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Roy Streeter
Custer City
S. D
John Gormeh
W. Horell
Hamilton
Francis Henry
London
United States
Altoona Pa
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Louisville Storm Blackout Slams City With Damages
A severe August storm struck Louisville as darkness blanketed the city for hours. Winds reached 57 miles per hour, rainfall surged in minutes, and temperatures plunged twenty degrees. Telephones burned, lines and shade trees toppled, streetcars halted, and several suburban homes suffered major damage with no fatalities reported.
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Unclaimed Sem Found in Undelivered Letters in Great Britain
The Postmaster General reports 93 375 000 unclaimed and 2 375 000 in undelivered letters. Undelivered letters totalled at least ten million, delivered missives 2 451 240 000 with an average 58.9 pence per person in the United Kingdom. Fresh motor car experiments show cars cannot replace horse drawn wagons for heavy mail loads.
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Great Britain
London
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mall
Boyaca Captured By Rebels In Naval Engagement
Reports from the Agua Decle district say Colombian revolutionists captured the government gunboat Boyaca after a naval engagement. Three honored government soldiers and Generals Ortiz and Henao, along with war supplies and provisions, were seized, and the rebels reportedly took a gasoline launch in government service.
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San Jose De Costa Rica
Agua Decle
Ortiz
Henao
Casualty Cable Order Delivers Biweekly War Death List
President issues directive to cable the names of enlisted men who die in the army at two week intervals. General Corbin and General Young sail for Germany were among luncheon guests as the policy is outlined. Severe storms bring damage and one drowning reported in North Carolina. Fire in Cincinnati Printers Convention building causes 75,900 loss. Cuban customs receipts for July total over 2.2 million with Havana leading. Three killed by premature explosion on Alabama railroad project near Anniston.
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Corbin
Young
Germany
Quater Bay
Corbi
Henry Loomis- Nelson
Jacob A. Riis
New’ York
Robert A.Morris
New York
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Taitheras Church
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Cannon Manufacturing Company
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Fetzer Morris
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Pike's Opera House
George Joffees grocery
Anniston
Ala
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Jokusoz
Saree Ingham
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