Granada martial order prompts alarm in Nicaragua war debate
A Managua report details Granada's government issuing a 24 hour evacuation order for Granade inhabitants amid tension over a rising revolution on the Mombacho Ridge. US officials monitor Latin American press for anti US rhetoric ahead of the Buenos Aires Pan American conference, amid concern over Venezuela and Peru Ecuador issues.
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Manhington
Tate
Grenada
Sebastian Salines
SOTA
Mesa
Mombacho Ridge
Granada
Madrid
United States
Buenos Ayres
Argentine Republic
Yeaterday
Caracas
United States-Nicaragua
Peru
Ecuador
Public debate over LeGore bridge tax plan and county costs
The piece argues the LeGore bridge project should be financed by long term taxes without burdening taxpayers. It questions county commissioners whether the county should pay for improvements while the public benefits, cites the Hoffahton road case, suggests private appraisers could set value, and urges northern County residents to defend their tax rights amid calls for public works spending.
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LeGore
Laure
Hoffautn Road
Board of
Cotty Commissiioners
Tallone
Cote
LeGovelin
Hhe
Frederick
Taft Plans Ten Day Cruise Aboard the Mayflower
The President will extend his rest by a ten day cruise aboard the yacht Mayflower starting July 18. The itinerary aims to visit New York Narragansett Pier Bar Harbor and several New England coast towns. Mrs Taft Helen Taft and Charlie Taft along with Secretary Norton will join. other friends are expected aboard the party during the voyage.
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Beverly
Mang
New
Ort
Narragansett Pier
Bar Arbor
New England
Taft
Mish
Helen ‘Taft
Charlie Taft
Norton
Mothyr
Dying of a Broken Heart After Husband Arrest
Munele Indiana July. Fred Kubach, a young husband, was arrested for operating a blind tiger and sentenced to thirty days. Mrs Kubach, humiliated by the scandal, collapsed and died, with doctors reporting her condition as a broken heart. Judge Leifer ordered Kubach released, but he found his wife unconscious at home. Family friends say she died from a broken heart.
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Munele
Ind
Fred Kubach
Mra
Kubach
Leifer
Abe $S
Woman pays 46 year old debt in Mansfield store tragedy
Elizabeth Searles of 73 West street, Mansfield, clears a $6 debt incurred at Black Brothers forty six years ago after a long life of hardship. She explains she saved, sacrificed, and refused to pay interest, though she kept the debt alive to avoid shame. William Black confirms receipt in full, relieving her conscience of a lifelong burden.
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Elizabeth
N.v
William Black
Mansfield
Seize 12 Tons of Eggs Unfit for Food at Brooklyn Plant
New York reports that over twelve tons of frozen or dessicated eggs shipped from Chicago were seized as unfit for human consumption at Kings County Refrigerating in Brooklyn. Government inspectors acted under Department of Agriculture orders, the largest seizure on record in Greater New York.
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New York
Chicago
Kings County Refrigerating Company
Brooklyn
Department of Agriculture
Greater
New Religion Emerges From Academic Study Claims
The Universite ar Chi ago Nivinkty School treally bay de nied ad Cormutated the characteristics of a "New Christhautty." A professor notes the arrival of a Lonew type of religion in an anonymous Modern World article published by the Mvercity press. The piece argues the new Christianity will free minds from tradition and emphasize secular science, ethics, practicality, and altruism. It asserts the movement sides with geology over Genesis and endorses historical investigation of ancient times. A fatal accident follows when a Moats daughter, 10, playing with matches, is burned near Hancock.
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Universite Ar Chiago Nivinkty
Treally Bay
Mvercity Press
May Effect a Cure for Facial Paralysis Surgery at Kings County Hospital
Physicians at Kings County Hospital New York sue anxiously over an uneymed operation by Doctor Nortschel on Nicola Fharle, 19, to cure paralysis of the left side of the face. The nerve grafting aimed to restore function and hearing, with the patient later attempting suicide. outcome uncertain, doctors hopeful.
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Physleians
Kings County Hospital
New York
Sue
Nortseh
Nicola’ Fharle
Vents
Win
Deetor Nortschel
Fitrio
Ted
Norsted
Rommit
Naysted
Tnd
le Wes
Plyetetans
Alea Ville
Etrons
Roman ink found in bronze vessel near Haltem Westphalia
A bronze vessel near Haltem in Westphalia yielded a dried black mass identified as Roman ink by Stofecsor Kassner. The composition centers on soot and iron tannate with ferric oxide and minor copper oxide clay magnesia gypsum phosphoric acid and carbolic acid. Aroma hints at imported perfumed ink from Italy.
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Haltem
Westphalia
Drusus
Stofecsor Kassner
Italy
Worst grape pests sighted in Pennsylvania
State Zoologist H A Surface reports two severe grape pests, the grape flea beetle and the grape root worm, found in central Penney vania. He warns growers to spray with Bordeaux mixture to combat pests and prevent grape rot, urging early action to save dollars.
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Penneyvania
H. A. Surface
Pennsylvania
Erle
Countiie
Deafness Cure Promises from Local Advertiser
An article fragment discusses a claimed deafness cure distributed by Hal G. Catan and associates in Toledo. It describes a tube therapy and caution against reliance on such remedies, noting the uncertain effectiveness and urging readers to beware unverified claims. The text is garbled but centers on a sensational patent cure.
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Gonstlus Yoni
Sondifion
Fifth District Democrats to pick candidate next week
Montgomery county news reports Mrs Annie F Gilpin, 78, dies at Walnut Hill near Brightstown. Baltimore and Harford announcements note Navy training candidate Francis H Wheon, plus local court actions. Frostburg to introduce city delivery August 1 with clerk carrier exams. Hagerstown fights water cutoff while seeking injunction against Washington County Water Co. Mor gan released on bail after murder charge. Baltimore seeks Civil War bicentennial in city. various local disputes over charters, licenses, and marriages.
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Annie
F. Gilpin
Walnut Hill
Brigtiob
Montgomery County
Rede
Buca
Istirbhurg
Sider Raynor Hay
Francis Hi
Naval Academy
Edvers
Lye ‘Lowson
Rockville
Washington
Minnis
Morgan
W. Artington Morgan
Burravie
Denton
Baltimore
Frostburg
Herbert A. Filer
Kensington
Washington County Water Company
Hagerstown
Matthew Faye Andrewa
James Ryder Randall
Charity Jones
Jeffies-Johnson
Harry Dowland
John Hamilton
New York Women Start Terrapin Farm at Great River
A group of New York women led by Phoebes rest launched a terrapin farm near Great River L I They bought land a field and began a seed terrapin stock imported from the South John Vincent of Trncboro will help start the enterprise with plans for long term operation by the women themselves They boast market demand for diamondback terrapin and vow a pastoral life with garden boating and fishing while keeping a pistol for security in a otherwise lonely setting
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New York
Great River
L. 1
Mies Phoebes’rest
Misa Cordelia
Miva Aylia Mackintosh
Brooklyn
Misa Navey Hardy
Yookera
Mias Agaca Carlisle
Philadelphia
John Vincent
Trncboro
W. Va
Long Island
Mise Frost
Iite
At Explorer
Water Rationing Patched by Temporary Court Injunction
A temporary injunction was granted forcing Washington County Water Company to refrain from cutting Hagerstown water supplies while city versus company litigation continues. Leave is granted to dissolve the injunction later. The bill accuses leaky reservoirs improper meters and new higher rates and seeks restraint on meter use and water shutoffs during the suit.
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Washington County Water Company
Hagerstown
Agricultural education critique at a national session
A Boston convention discussion highlights that many colleges teach only theory in agriculture, while farmers with college training earn markedly more than those with basic schooling. Experts urge practical and industrial pedagogy, continuation schools, and reformed college entrance standards to preserve citizenship and combat brutality in football.
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Colleges of Agriculture
Pick
J. Crosby
Wauhington
Department of Rural and Agricultural Education
National Education Association
Seaason
Boston
G. FP. Warren
Cornell University
Fikures
New York
He Sd. Terry
State High School
Int Miector
Madison
Wis
Department of Science Education
David Starr Jordan
Leland Standford University
Committee On
Off to Gettysburg on motorcycles by Woodward and Shipley
Lewis Woodward and Robert Shipley departed this morning on motorcycles for Gettysburg to visit Company A now stationed there with the Slate troops.
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Gettysburg
Lewis Woodward
Robert Shipley
Company A
Gift Dyspepsia Tablets Promise Cure or Refund
An advertisement touts Gypsey's Gift Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for dyspepsia and indigestion. The Maryland physician developed the formula, claims rapid relief, mint flavor, and instant action. The Read Drug and Chemical Co. of Baltimore guarantees a cure or refunds money, with samples mailed free to signups.
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Promor
Gypecy
Maryland
Read Drug and’ Chemical Co
Baltimore
Soca
Lost and found notice for dog and papers
Lost and found notice stating a rat terrier returned to 112 East Ghush Wade and rewards offered. Also mentions old newspapers for sale and an application to apply at a local shop.
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Ls F
Berwee EN Ty Bea
Rewara
Ghusch Wade
Poumla
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