Nazzaro Wins Dieppe Grand Prix in Italian Fiat
Nazzaro, the Italian champion, won the Dieppe automobile grand prix after a grueling race of about 477 miles in 6 hours 46 minutes 33 seconds. Luisz finished second with Lancia third, as only nine of thirty-eight starters completed the course amid a largely French field and notable spectators. Christie, the sole American, faced early trouble. Duray and Szisz also contended in a fast, heavily contested event marked by a minor collision and no major injuries.
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Dieppe
Nazzaro
Christie
Luisz
Lancia
Shepard
Fallieres
Barthou
Duray
Bearing
Szinz
Baras
Tribune
Fiat
Oshkosh Mayor urges patriotic Fourth of July observance
Oshkosh mayor John Banderob states there will be no public celebration on July 4 but urges residents to observe the anniversary with patriotic memory. He asks display of Stars and Stripes from public and private buildings to honor the nation.
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Oshkosh
John Banderob
United States of America
Nazzaro Wins With Duray's Breaks and Lancia Pressure
The race sees Duray take lead briefly before Nazzaro comes from behind to lead after eight rounds. Duray breaks a bearing, Szisz and Lancia trade seconds, Bablot and Richez crash, Elliott Shepard remains strong, and the triangular 76 kilometer circuit covers about 790 kilometers. Nazzaro, Italian, wins after fierce pace. Szisz second, Lancia third. Szisz, French driver, had earlier Vanderbilt Cup nonfinish and Grand Prix win in 1906.
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Turay
Lancia
Duray
the Tribune
Nazzaro
Bablot
Richez
Ancourt
Elliott F. Shepard
Nazarro
Szis
Szisz
Tneppe
Europe
Londinies
Wisconsin State Encampment Drops July 4 Meeting
A Wisconsin Special reports the state encampment of the United Spanish War Veterans will not be held on July 4. The national commander requests a different date for next year and possibly for all state departments. About forty delegates are in Manitowoc for the opening session. Milwaukee Racine promote J. G. Armstrong and E. B. Evens for state commander. Fond du Lac bids for the convention. A business session is planned this afternoon and tomorrow morning, with a Fourth of July parade and picnic the highlight.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Manitowoc
Milwaukkee
Racine
J. G. Armstrong
EB. C. Evens
Charles Groffman
Fond du Lac
Desperate love ends in fatal shooting near Kennett
Kennett Missouri July 2 report reaches here of a farmstead shooting Sunday night seven miles south of town. William Ford mortally wounded Hattie Ball and then killed himself after a struggle over Nettie Prince. Ball opposed Ford's attentions and Ford fired twice as she fled. Ford died yesterday from self-inflicted wounds.
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Bry Associated Press
Kennett
Robert A. Periy
Ceven
Here
William Ford
Ford
Iors
Nettie Prince
Halls
Bails
Dcalis
Petty Howe
Jhims
Steamer Ghien Destroyed Near Cape Sable
A capsized steamer named Ghien broke in two near Cape Sable in a disaster reported from Caps Fable. The vessel flooded and sank in rough seas, with the ship and cargo lost. The crew reportedly escaped unharmed, and a brief dispatch confirms the vessel total loss.
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Neuly
Cape Sable
Denhi
Lac Bel
Zelaya Outwitted as Central American Powers Align
Honduras Guatemala and El Salvador form a bloc against Zelaya's bid for regional consolidation. Davila recognized as Honduran president. Nicaragua faces evacuation of troops and mounting treasury notes amid discontent. Mexico's Diaz refuses joint action with Nicaragua. Zelaya's backers accused of failed revolts and costly maneuvers.
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Associated Press
Puerto Cortez
Honduras
New Orleans
Zelaya
Guatemala
Salvador
Tegucigalpa
Davila
Washington
Nicaragua
Puerto Barrior
Estrada
Manuel Bonilla
Mexico
Gomez
Diaz
Treasury
Milwaukee politician and Mason A. W. Hn dies in office
A. W. Hn, 55, a prominent Republican figure and former Milwaukee County clerk, died suddenly in his office in the Loan and Trust building. Death was due to heart illness, striking a well known member of Wisconsin's Masonic order.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
A. W. HN
Miliwaukee County
Masonic Order
Wisconsin
Loan and’ Trust
Wreck on Pennsylvania Rail Meant Three Dead
Sunbury Pa July 2 The Buffalo express on the Pennsylvania railway bound from Philadelphia collided with a freight train east of Sunbury at 1 pm. Two on the express were killed Eyre and McEyilla both of Williamsport. C P Hunter baggage master Harrisburg was also killed. Fourteen were injured, twelve passengers. Cause was an open switch as a southbound freight entered the switch and crossed onto the northbound track. The passenger train was near Sunbury station when collision occurred as five locomotives met.
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Associated Pri
Banbury
C. P. Hunter
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Road
Here
Sunbury
Pennsylvania Railway
Philadelphia
Eyre
McEyilla
Sunbury ‘Station
Relief for New York as garbage strike ends
Relief spread through New York as garbage wagon drivers return to work after a prolonged strike. City curb cleanliness improves with crews cleared to operate and promises from Mayer McClelan to address grievances. Union tensions linger over strike authorization while municipal crews resume hauling in the east side neighborhoods.
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New
York
Mallure
Lee Bee
American Ice Company
Lee
Suliers
Indi Tha
Fecinare
Ube
T Qoday
Unfounded Report on Navy Transfer Provokes Japan Debate
The Associated Press notes Roosevelt aide William Loeb denied reports that sixteen Atlantic Fleet battleships would move to the Pacific due to anti-American feeling in Japan. The Nichi Nichi cautions San Francisco authorities and urges action to protect Japanese rights, while noting Japan’s diplomatic figures and Ito’s circle influence.
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Japan
Tokio
Associated Press
Oyster Bay
L. J
United States Navy
Pacific
William Loeb
Roosevelt
Loeb
Tokyo
San Francisco
Washington
Rockefeller subpoenas reach all but two Rockefellers
Chicago dispatch reports government efforts to serve subpoenas on John D. Rockefeller and William Rockefeller in the Standard Oil inquiry. Witness service targeted in Chicago while Rockefeller whereabouts remain uncertain with rumors of Rome France and the Adirondacks. District Attorney Sims says 21 of the men have been served, with two noted as still sought before Saturday return date.
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Mr. Rockefeller
William Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller
Landis
Chicago
Marshal Henkel
Rome
France
Adirondacks
Rockefellers
Standard Oil Company
Sims
John D. Miller
Standard Il Company
John 2. Rockefeller
Orchard Witness Contradicts Haywood Trial Testimony
In Haywood trial Boise July witness Max Malich testified for William D B Haywood disputing Harry Orchard’s account. Malich led Austrian workers and ran a saloon store and hotel during a strike. Orchard alleged Malich sought to blow up a non union hotel and McDonald’s store. Malich denied involvement and declined to assist in any crime.
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Fermer
Associated Treas
Boise
Idaho
Haywood
Toda
Max Malich
Harry Orchard
Wiliam Dbd
Hedrectir
Orchards
Malich
Amelier Workers Et Globeviiez
Orchard
Gloesit
Wiliam McDonald
Maikh
Lim
Letective Lyte
McDonala
Crise
Hoales
Janes
Proavrton Agency
Property division after Mortman death heirs reward
The article notes property from the Mortman estate being appraised after his death. The first appraiser set values from 170 to 2140 dollars, with heirs receiving shares as per the estate division. Attorney General Giert attended the hearing discussed securing evidence.
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Mixawker
Wie
John Leurey
Judes Guinian
Merrinan Shih Bas
Giert
Jatter
Mir. Mortman
Famaly
Moyer and Haywood Camp Campaigns Linked to Governor Murder Case
The fragment references Moyer and Haywood and a campaign tied to a murder case involving former Governor Steinenberg. It mentions an association with the Western Federation of the Federación on a date near six tenon and notes paid precinaries and intensity of campibility.
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Daly
Campihity
Steinenberg
Steamship Movements
Arrived at New York on July 2 from Rotterdam, with the Staten May awaiting berthing. ships and cargos reflected steady maritime activity as of the date.
Fragmentary London Exchange Note Amid Turbulent Peruvian Events
Shaky OCR text mentions London Exchange, earthquakes in Cheltenham, and Peruvian turmoil. It references ships, battleships, and a pattern of unrest across the Tint 29 State, with unclear attribution and scattered names.
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Cheltenham
Peru
Peruvian
Pera
Iueroaen
Wright and Behr Triumph in Open Debate
Fragmentary OCR text indicates Wright and Behr win an event at Beale We'ord Kartu with E46 and $2 shown among garbled names and figures. Unable to extract clear names, dates, or locations due to damaged source.
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Teeton Gus
Ternie
Mar Tite
Beale
Open Deutice
Rockefeller inquiry and Marshal escort at Forest Hill
Report describes Deputy Frank Scherver and Marshal Chandler escorting to Forest Hill, with subpoenas for Rockefeller. Observations note presence near Paored Hill and Cleveland area, amid weather and police activity, while Rockefeller is sought by authorities.
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Ceveland
Frank MoChamler
Frank Scher
Forest Hill
Ferala Wire
Rokefeller Torbiens
Chandler
Fuvor
Mockefeller
Marshel Chandler
Borkefeller
Fee Hill
Rok
Cleveland
Fearricoh
New York
Board United
Eo Marehal
Eta
Rockefel
Struck At Crossing? Teetering Car Leads to Alarm
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a crossing incident with a teetering vehicle and an air of fear. Names and precise details are unreadable, but the scene hints at a collision risk and a prompt emergency response.
Cincinnati Building Collapse Buries 35 to 40 Workers
A four story Levy and White office building at Ninth and Malin streets in Cincinnati caved in during bank foundation excavations. About 35 to 40 workers, some occupants of the building, were buried under debris. Rescue work began immediately with police, volunteers, and a hoisting engine aiding the effort. The building inspector opened an investigation into the accident.
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Associated Pres
Cincinnati
Ohio
Levy & White
Ninth
Malin
Second National
Excursionists Keep Cool After Vessel Hits Rocks
New London July 2 The steamer City of Lawrence on a Block Island trip ran high on Black Rock in fog and struck breaking a hole in her bow Water poured in but the ship did not sink Tug boats were sent to free her Hundreds of excursionists from Springfield rode the ship later to safety by lifeboats as officers assured there was no danger The sea was smooth at the time
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Associated Press
New London
Conn
Block Island
City of Lawrence
Black Rock
Eastern Point
Stove
City of
Lawrence
Springfield
Henley Regatta Opens Amid Cold Weather
The Henley Royal Regatta opened in Henley England on July 2 under cold dull skies and light attendance. The event supports charity and drew international competitors with a Belgian crew defending the grand challenge cup and a German four from Ludwighaven entered for the stewards cup. The first heat for the grand challenge cup is scheduled for tomorrow.
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Gy Associated Press
Henley
Eng
Ludwigehaven
Left a Trail of Blood in Northwestern News Item
An unknown man attempted to break into a room occupied by a woman named Tush in Kenosha and met with a daughter of Mr. Blush who struck him with a carpenter's hammer. He escaped, leaving a trail of blood.
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Kenosha
Ce Tush
Blush
Fire at Newport News Causes Riverfront Alarm
Fragmentary report from Newport News describes a large fire at a facility along the riverfront. Early details indicate extensive smoke and alarm across the harbor area as responders work to control flames and prevent spread. No verified casualty or precise location is confirmed in the legible text.
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