Chilean naval affair delays and diplomatic tensions
Dispatches from Valparaiso report ongoing Chile United States tensions over an assault on sailors aboard the Baltimore and subsequent diplomatic maneuvers. Intendente Le Paramhed seeks protection for sailors while urging caution on ranking ships. Chilean congress is expected to demand reparations, with officials denying police fault in arrests and flagging fears of alliances against the United States. Captain Schley cites crew details and enlistments as the situation unfolds amid anti American sentiment and mixed signals from Santiago and Washington.
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Vatparuso
Senor Arlegni
Theo Gies Capen Schley
Baltomore
Baltimore
Arterni
Intendente
McCreery
Capra Scaley
Foster
Chile
Qaen
Ois
Santiago
United States
Washinston
Saxtraco
Ionia
Simaries
Junta
Valparaiso
Great Britain
Egan
Legation
Seerhta
Ei Hianes
Junta Pamcanna
Aganse Io
America
Americans
Pedre Montis
Wassilaror
Sexor Pedro Montt
Blaine
State Department
United State Legation
Schley
Schrey
Gasparphase
Charles W. Rigma
Francis D. Williams
Cosi Heaver
Patrick McWilliams
Boston
Mass
Ie’ W. Faibox
New York
Carpenter
John Hamilton
Geronsk Wennaed
William Turnbull J Wes Eied
Cal “Reaver
George Panter
John H. Davidson
Norfolk
Westminster Citizens Mourn Several Local Figures
Obituaries and funeral notices detail the deaths of several residents including Mr Jacob Te g t, longtime First National Bank director from Westminster, and Mr Jeremiah Bar, near Frederick. Also noted are the deaths of Cycle George Sinn and Thomas Corwin Gittinger, with services and interments planned. Mary Louise Rice, a four month old, died suddenly, with funeral arrangements set for Tuesday at Mt. Olivet.
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Fess
Dace
Miss Mengare
Cassell
Bus
Euryfe Lin
Samedi
Abner Bath
Dexwings
Gowebou
Jeremiah Bar's
New Windsor
Seee Bale
Frederick
First National Bank of Westminster
David A Spider
Snider
Westminster
Wakefield
G. W. Cooper
Centenary Mle
Blesers
A. W. Baker
William Baker
John Nicodemus
Albert Nicodemus
Charles Baile
Henry Baile
Milton Carter
Chas. Engel
Blessrs. Grupville S. Hines
Joan L. Reifenider
David J. Roop
David Cassell
David Roop
Philip
L. Myers
Samuel Roop
Charles V. Keitseider
George R. Gebr
George Sern
Join George Sim
George
Woodsboro Pike
Washington, D.C
Edward
John Thomas Sinn
Liberty Pike
Mary Louise
JT. P
Lillian C. Rice
East Fourth Street
Mt. Olivet
Misidentified Viennese Actor Stirs Small Austrian Town
A small upper Austrian town was abuzz when it was mistakenly told that the famous Viennese comedian Girardi was visiting. A charity concert formed, officials bragged, and the crowd packed the venue as Girard began a sentimental song in hoarse voice. An official visit list later showed no such person named Gizardi, revealing the actor’s real name as Alexander and the confusion over his identity.
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Upper Austria
Girardi
Girard
Samuel Gizadi
Merchid
Slepjang
Alexender
Lendon Globe
Local residents and travel notes from Montgomery county
Fragments recount visits and movements of residents. Dudley at Br Howe is Georgie town. Capt Frevk Stokes left for Meccartes town this morning to visit parents. J Columbus O Donnell in Baltimore. Bishop Paret's summer residence near Tow On. John H Baker admitted as partner in Daniel Baker and Sons at Buckeystown. Keene Clagett attended a Friday dance at Miss Agnes Noland’s Rockville home. George Mulhern and David Kolb went hunting. Blanche Simmons returned from Washington. Edward Wood of Baltimore visiting, then returned home.
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Baltaiere
Flemds
Thames LE Myer
Dudley
Br Howe
Geamsetown
Montgomery County
Frevk Stokes
Meccartestown
Ut & Vist
Jacob M Msinkart
New York City
Frank E. Statchare
Edward Wood
Baltimore
C. A. Poole
Laura Ril- Hisn
West South Street
Keene Clagett
Agnes Noland
Rockville
J. Columbus O'Donnell
News of the Churches and Clergy Activities
A roundup of church services across denominations. Pastors preaching on All Saints Day and reform themes, with installations and Epworth League formation planned. Notables include Rev Dr Beale and visiting ministers from Ellicott City Baltimore Emmitsburg and Hagerstown. King's Daughters anniversary program set for Thursday.
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Rey Herman Bielfeld
German Reformed Church
German Baptist Church
E. Olin Eldridge
Christian
Luther Eublaem
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Corinth
Reformed Church
Dr. Eschbach
the Missionary Society
D. J. Beale
Presbyterian Church
Phil Hipeans
Dr. Beale
Joseph T Smith
Henry Branch
Ellicotts City
Wm T. Austin
Bal
Bir
Gill
Epworth League
King’s Daughters
Barnes
Arlington
Sick Mr Walker Amputated and Recovering in Knoxville
The sick list notes brakeman James Walker who had his right foot crushed at Brunswick yard, later amputated, resting at Willard's Hotel Knoxville. Mrs E C Unger Madison Street and Samuel Fogie of Johnshire are ill. C F Dison and Miss Nannie, ill for a week, show improvement. Freddie Melville Gden's son also on the sick list.
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James Walker
Brunswick Yard
Willard’s Hotel
Knoxville
E. C. Unger
Medison Street
Samuel Fogie
Johnshire
C.F. Dison
Dsaguer
Nannie
Freddie
Melville Gden
Monument Association honors Key at Olivet Cemetery
Mr Lewis, corresponding secretary of the Francis Scott Key Monument Association, planted an end headstone over Key’s grave in Olivet Cemetery. The report notes fruitless attempts to mark the patriots resting place and lists names including Catherine Wathiss of Kempstown and George Peter Relier of Boonsboro along with others from the district.
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Mr. Lewis
Rice
Francis Scott Ker Monument Association
Key
Bit. Olivet
Smerriage
Catrin Wathiss
Kempstown
Axe Bizzie Brandenburg
New Market
George Peter Relier
Boonsboro
Lolo Th
Suaubies
New
Banimore
Mid-iquetown
Miners Attack Briceville Stockade in Tennessee Convict Outbreak
A large miner mob gathered near Briceville Tennessee by signals and fire beacons and attacked the Tennessee Coal and Iron Company stockade to free convicts. The assault involved dynamite explosions, rifle fire in the air and flames, as guards fled and the stockade burned as mobs moved toward Coal Creek.
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Bricenily
Kuumcky
Pravn
Dachanan
Uuntin
Ac & Mument
Griceville
Olive Springs
Tracy City
Rmmur
Briceville
Coal Creek
Coat Creek
Offutts
Offuts
Clinton
Murderer William Afiller Found Dead After Vicious Crime
New York reports the murderer of Zima Rachauser, William Afiller, shot himself after stabbing the victim at 207 West State seventh street. Police say the killer fled to New Jersey, dying beside a tree near the Palisades. Rachauser, 17, described as the neighborhood’s prettiest girl, suffered extensive wounds. A second incident describes a Beverly fire causing $200,000 in losses to Allen’s box factory and Woodbury Bros. factory, with multiple buildings damaged and cars burned.
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William Miller
New York
Zima Rachauser
William Afiller
Palisades
Fort Lee
Coretesville
New Jersey
West Staty Seventh Street
Dr. Conway
Mina Rauhsuser
Gil
Beverly
Maca
Mass
Allen
Bevere Street
Danvers
Woodbury Bros
Peston
Maine
Morgan & Grady
Park Street
Boston and
Maute
Bank closure follows prolonged talks by clearinghouse committees
A National bank in Boston will reopen payment today after a lengthy conference of clearing house committees failed to avert closure. Officials stated there should be no widespread financial loss.
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Sasneads
Ecctay
Mavenek National Bank
Boston National
Accuses of Blackmail Charge Hits City Leaders
The committee announced investigations charging Mayor James G and Chief John R Murphy with crookedness and malfeasance in office. Indictments allege blackmail, extortion from gamblers, falsifying records, and other offenses. Reporting from Ashland Wisconsin notes strong public interest as land schemes and squatters rights stir tension amid severe snow.
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Atleecuesy City
James G
I. Department
Omaha
Ashland
Wis
Navy
Eau Clare
Washbourne
Iron River
Wisconsin
Bank Robbery in Homer State Bank and Nearby heists
Herman Freeze cashier of Homer State Bank was lured from his home by two men who forced him to open the bank and safe. He was bound and gagged as $1,600 in cash was stolen. The same robbers then cracked the safe of C B Ryan in nearby Jackson. No masks were worn and Freeze gave a full description to officers.
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Herman Freeze
Homer State Bank
Freeze
Jackson
C. B. Ryan
Redmond Challenges Tanner. Cors. Nov. 2
A fierce clash broke out yesterday outside Cork between two factions with no police presence. The Parnellites claimed victory amid rioting, property damage, and injuries but no fatalities. Hiram Redmond alleged he issued a challenged duel to Dr. Tanner, who reportedly declined.
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Redmond
Tanner
Cork
Parnelhies
Hiram Redmond
Creason
Fanner
Buried in a Gravel Pit Man Rescued Alive in Jersey
John Van Pelt was buried in a gravel bank on the Lamberson place Keyport New Jersey when the cave in trapped him. Several men arrived and extricated him alive. Two ribs were broken and he was otherwise hurt. He is in critical condition. Abs Lucy Todd Gilbert mother of Bishop Gilbert was found dead on the sidewalk in front of the bishop’s residence. She was 75 years old and believed to have fallen from her window during the night. The body will be taken to Oswego New York for burial.
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Thomas Gittinger
Ned
Baltimore
Thomas Corwin Gittinger
Eccased
Ann R
J. Wm. Gittinger
W. 8. Branner
T Ins
Gambrill
Scott Maynard
Ids Maynard
Union Bridge
Bris
George W Norris
Reaves
Beaver Dam
Keyport
N. J
John van Pelt
Lamberson Place
van Pelt
Gilbert
Hirled_ St. Paco
Abs
Lucy Todd Gilbert
Adewalk
Bishops Residence
Ad Seevie
Eshop Gilbert
Shermer Noy
Oswego
Caglyn
Annapolis
Navy
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Boorsun
Susiza
Melba
D'Orleans
Paris
Thyorcu
Dac
Orleans
Adical
Prevent
Commons
Philadelphia City Appointments Reported in Brief
Padaveledia July 3. Captade Senooley was appointed by Purrector Beiler to temporarily fill the vacancy from ex Superintendent Lamon resignation. Eisenhower notified by Major Stuart of his appointment as City Property Commissioner William Tixey assumed police duties the morning after.
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Philadeininn
Padaveledia
Nuv
Mystery clocks stop at the same moment in Long Island tale
A curious story from New York Times and Detroit Détective notes describes a man who checks two watches and finds both stop at twenty six minutes after 1. A later dinner-room clock also halts at the same hour, sparking questions from psychology circles about a shared, unexplainable time disruption witnessed by a couple in a Long Island home.
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Long Island
Society of Psychology
New York ‘Times
From Foreign Lands A World of Tragedy and Scandals
A Concordant dispatch reports Japan earthquake devastation near Hondo Nagoya Mundo with thousands dead and homes destroyed. Melba and Orleans face divorce rumors in Paris court filings while English society awaits Parnell trial as Wood family fortunes and forgery allegations surface. Brixton and Volga famine report 350,000 German colonists perish amid hunger and epidemics.
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Japan
Hondo
Nagoya
Mundo
Nwroya
Addihon
Rea
Reel
Ako
Nagoon
Kano
Knea- Inaiza
Brau
Volga
Phimder
Cece Barstcare
Burglars Murder a Priest at Cistercian Monastery
Mingled dispatches report a burglary and murder at the Aqubelle monastery near Montelimar. Father Hdefonms killed during the break in as burglars escape with loot. two Portuguese soldiers killed in other Balkan region fighting. incomplete lines note broader South African and Cameroons actions with terse casualty counts.
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Pais
Monastey
Mantelizzar
Hdefonms
Oet
Aqubelle
Montelimar
Blarseilles
Wiscammbinue
Lerence Marani Fen
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Republic
Ryan
Mexican Congress
City of
Diaz
Stinister Carter
H. P. Careter
Huwstin Mun
Everett House
Sam Mewes
Honolulu
Washington
Europe
Lia al Opeo
Grent
National Museum
War Department
Booth
Lincoln
Liberty
Wm. H.T Resney
St Peters Catholic Church
Chas. Diffendall
Fr. Reaney
Pledzcl
Emmitsburg
Fom
Reaney
Toe United Fire Company
George Sing
Joan
BD Bennett
Wm. Bradshaw
Asghersh
Orwans
Divers Court
Lowvox
Parnell
Highton Perneil
O'Shea
Martha Wool
Miss Wood
Caotain O'Shea
London
Oshea
Wates
Sandringham Hal
Prince of Wales
Ty Hye
Amoka
Lynn- Reigs
Lynn
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Cameroons
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