Mystery priest death linked to Philadelphia trip and church conflict
Report details Father Zaleski and associates visiting Philadelphia for church business and a Polish paper matter. Witness accounts describe alcohol, money exchanges, and a subsequent death tied to Rey Zaleshi, with police handling the investigation and statements from Father Conwryehowak about pursuing clarity in Philadelphia.
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Valentine PoCaweschewatil
Minto Derdtel Uhitalls
Matter of God
Vriday
South Second Street
Putladelhta
Gawese Taweht
Rey Zaleshi
John Radzeazowaki
Chicopee
Mass
Philadelphia
Pathor Zaleald
Zaledki
Bia Hate
Zaleski
Pather Zaleski
Father Zalesid
Father Zales
Phipchiase
Tather Alisha
Rudzeazowald
Mather Zafewold
Cather Aneshh
Sandy
Cation
de Paretar
Father Haveestonekt
Myself
Father Zaleakh
Hire
Market Street
Cfty Hl
Chen
Reading
Radzeszanekt
Wilkesbarre
Beranton
Baltimore
Netz
City Hall
Toma
Father Radzerzowski
Ratumiav
Wepot
Father Radzenzowski
Withenharre
Port Rev
Conwryehowak Saya
Father Zaterkt
Nm Philadelphia
Venezuelan Rebels Defeated in Murta Cabell Action
Turmoil in Murta Cabell as rebel forces led by General Parades clash with a de facto government unit. Fierce fighting ends with the fortifications holding and the opposing side forced back, amid reports of casualties and strategic shifts near Porta Catena and Port Libertador.
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Territie Taeitin
Murta Cabell
Genera Paredes
Coenen Comnanier
Shiboayt Andrade
Gioverkl
Cipriano Castin
Hiv Ward
Pany
United States
Detroit
Gereralibernae
Paredes
Port Libertador
Desperate Front With Indians Ends In Slayings
A clash near Walnut Station, New Mexico, left one white man and five Navajo Indians dead, with two whites and one Navajo wounded. A separate incident at Canon Padre saw cowboy Montgomery killed after warrants were sought for six Navajos. The gunfight erupted when white deputies attempted arrest, ending as ammunition ran out. Also reported: a shipboard murder mystery aboard a vessel near Nova Benda, and a Pennsylvania railroad crossing accident in Reading, plus a strike arbitration update in Akron Ohio.
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Walnut Station
Nawa
Han Fuat
Canon Padre
Aeton Alderson Tan
William Montgomery
Fiaguliall
Dogan
Roton
William Roden
Walter Wirham
Hogin
Fred
Hogan
Timate
Montgomery
John
Vandunen
New York
Thin City
Barnley
Maxwell
Frank Bnowden
Steve
Reading
Persrona
Pennsylvania
Tigh's
William Towers
Midwin Marquette
Clanton
IL Wille
Minnie R. Neldley
Hia
New York Boat Tragedy Averts Major Loss at Sea
A chaotic maritime incident near New York involved a large boat carrying about 200 people. Reports indicate efforts to rescue survivors, with many passengers described as initially missing or stranded. Authorities investigate the scene and assess damage while crews search for others in distress.
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New York
Tery
Jenny
Seth Terry
Mrs Horchgh
Beni Fa Yale Staten
Mreerth
Gregg Mtra Matgimaan
Acital Lft
Ieee
Tyanazeete
Murderous masked robbery ends with death and arrests
In Allegheny Valley, masked robbers raided a store, taking 20 in jewelry and 500 in cash. Gunslinger police pursued. A robber named Blade was killed. another escaped, later captured. Deputies and locals pursued, surrounding Yankee bush as the siege continued. বন্দ
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Thtuaville
Patyuy
Allegheny Valley
Mobis
Grand Valley
Agim Porllette
Reeset
Meadhville
Youngstown
Binks
Robe Bor
Yankee Bush
The Kentucky contest and governor race toll
The second week of Kentucky gubernatorial balloting sees official returns narrowing to a tight margin between factions. County results suggest Taylor leads or trails by about 2,000 votes. counties like Fayette and Madison show contested totals, while electoral commissions in wavering counties prepare decisions on alleged irregularities. A key county, O., and others in the state face potential court action as results hinge on commissioners rulings and possible recounts.
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Boulavilli
Kentucky
Stateket
Wille
Taylor
Abel Ag
Cotnos
Republicana
Henry md
Tegiata
Whisky output caps at nine million gallons in Kentucky association plan
A fragmented report notes the Kentucky DistillersAssociation aims to limit whisky output to 9,000,000 gallons. It mentions various unrelated items including a London envoy, a hospital pickup, and a labor conference in Chicago with contractors and trades council delegates.
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Kentucky Distillera’ Association
London
Emperor William
Ningland
Ban Pranctaca
Finneer
Misa
Tovephine Greenfield
Newburg
Noy
Chioate
Talline Cotractara Anal Trades
Cote
Boers Active in Natal Amid War Dispatches
A British report from the Natal front describes Boer movements in Natal and the British response. Reconnaissance near Redmond and Kenilworth engagement details note artillery actions, outflanking attempts, and casualties including Major Ayins. Dispatches from General Buller and Colonel Kekowich summarize activity, cattle drives, and efforts to probe Boer positions with field artillery and mounted troops.
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Steve Tite Cote
Ney & T
Aminiity
Natal
Gener Guth
Trakenaberg
Zoutpansbers
Attitadati
War Office
Gonah
Orange River
Dart
Uomffes
Rednont
Ninth Lancers
Logan
Orange Rea
Cotoneal Turner
Transvaal
Kenilworth
Speakman
Kimberley
Bieh
Nocra
Cotonel Turner
Prakman
Cuca
Diamond Field Artillery
Turner
Ayins
Cape Police
Wsct
Troops enter Tarlac in bold advance in Philippines
Manila dispatch reports Colonel Bell's regiment and a large cavalry group entering Tarlac overnight as General MacArthur pushes toward the town. American forces engage small Filipino detachments. one American officer reported killed. MacArthur advances at daylight with Amith, Beln, and the Thirty-sixth, striking Capas and nearby positions as Filipino resistance yields after brief volleys.
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Artimatis
Braem
Manila
Bell
Tarlag
Aguinaldo
MacArthur
Tartac
Ater
Thirty-sixth
Tarlac
Amith
Seventeenth
Bel'n
O'Ctock
Nell
Arthur
Bataban
Caforst Smith
Capas
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