Venezuela’s former president Paul dies in Caracas
July 28 report notes the death of former Venezuelan president Dr Juan Pablo Paul, born 1845, who led Venezuela from February 20, 1888 to February 20. Also listed are ex presidents Dr Henry Hatch of Illinois, obituary for Joseph J. Eakins editor of The New York World, all noted as dying recently.
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New York
Colorado Springs
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Joseph J. Eakins
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New York World
Spanish Protest Sparks Unease as Tensions Rise
A fragmentary report notes Spain facing protests amid rising tensions over government measures. The text references police action and political figures, with unclear specifics but indicates a national dispute affecting public order.
Wheat Prices Weakening in Panic Market Notes
Fragmented OCR text reports erratic wheat price moves with mentions of cents per bushel and trade advice amid uncertainty. References to Chinese demand and regional market activity are unclear, but indicate price volatility and a stressed market environment.
Talians Bent on Blood
A fragmentary report notes violent intent and coercive actions amid an ongoing crime case. Police investigate suspects connected to a deadly incident, with authorities saying the public safety risk remains high.
Roughs Rule Town in Yemen City Amid Subtle Offensive
Unclear OCR text describes clashes with rough factions in a Yemen region near Sanaa. Operations reportedly focus on securing the city and surrounding province with official military actions underway as commanders push to restore order.
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St. Peters
Nizhri Sas
Tesperia
Yemen
Sanaa
Autoists Fined in First Batch Under New Speed Rules
Report describes a first set of speeding violations processed by Clerk Weller after sentencing. The article notes fines of 12.81 each and details a crowd gathering near a hall, with several vehicles disposed of within about half an hour. The prose is fragmented but indicates enforcement of new speed limits.
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Weller
Weiling Hall
Geri Arrives at Shei of Tumen Pass
Report from The War Is On Again notes Japanese forces at Tumen Pass with a bold move as Allied observers track the resistance. The message highlights a sudden shift in momentum and cautions on the broader strategic stakes.
Girl in Madison Tries Suicide Over Ring Thefts
Special to The Northwestern reports eighteen year old Clary Lark of Richland Center attempted suicide in Lake Monona after her fiancé took her engagement ring to wed another woman. Her lover and father rescued her from the water in a dramatic Sunday incident.
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Madison
Wis
Clary Lark
Farmers Richland Center
Lake Monona
Investigation Opens into Cotton Report Findings
The Associated Press reports that the investigation into the Lakayga cotton reports from the Department of Agriculture began today in Washington D.C. The federal grand jury is examining the matter.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculture
Federal Grand
Resignation Pressure After Thurday Vote Crisis
A parliamentary crisis unfolds as Premier Balfour faces resignation or dissolution after Thursday’s adverse vote. The discussion centers on whether the government can survive without confidence and the opposition pledges not to yield.
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Sey Associ
Fed Press
Zoadoan
Thursoay
Quiz Committee Named in Jamestown New York
Nixon of the DIY today announced the appointment of seven members to form a joint committee of the senate and assembly. The appointees include Prentice of New York Temple of Schenectady and others from Albany and Erie. Rogers chairs the assembly committee on ways and means as majority leader.
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Nixon
DIY
Hmittee
Senate
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Coxed
Erie
Temple
Scheneca
Prentice
New York
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Grown
Albany
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Coxe
Prenti
Keown
Rogers
Five Deserters Escape From Fort Wright Guard House
Five deserters broke from the guard house at Fort Wright. They sawed through two iron bars quarter of an inch thick and fled as guards pursued. One, Carroll, and W. Lams were among those who escaped during a cool evening watch.
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Fort
Madison Bond Issue Sees Heated Campaign Climax
Madison voters face a high profile referendum on a 75000 bond for a new high school building. After weeks of mass meetings and intense public discussion, a special election is held tomorrow with expectations of a very heavy and close turnout.
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Noerthwestern
Madison
Wis
Auto Run Runs Away On Freight Car Tracks
A train incident near Du ea Wis on a July day involves a machine detaching from a car and posing a risk to nearby workers. A person was moved after the runaway event and authorities began an investigation into the derailment and its cause.
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Wis
KearaAex
Lear
Escaped From Bandits and Prison Murder Reported
Dispatches describe B S Loomis of San Blas recounting a robbery by bandits while returning from Tepic. Loomis was bound and gagged and held for ransom before escaping. In a separate note, John Tesmer, a wealthy Teal estate owner, was slain by highwaymen. police have yet to identify his attackers.
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Mexico
B.S. Loomis
Mou Cerro
San Juan
Suan Blaz
Loomis i
San Blaz
Loomis
Tepic
Hpl
John Tesmer
Tesmer
Tesm
Manchester Favorite In Seaway Race After Morning Trials
Dorval Que reports the Seaway race unfolds with Manchester favored after two wins in trials while Alexandra, defending Royal Yacht Club, shows strong form. Both boats prepared in rough seas on a 3 mile course around Lake St Louis as an approaching storm looms.
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Dorval
Seaway
Alexandra
Royal Yacht Club
Lake St Louis
Johnson Wins Low Bid On Seventeenth Street Macadam
Bids opened at the board of public works show Rasmus & Son for macadam per square yard at six cents and Chris Johnson at 59 cents. President Marden moves to award the contract to Johnson pending city council approval.
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Totar & Received
Board of Public Works
Seventeenth Street
Detyr
Gregson Sivvest
Rasmus Rex & Son
Chris Johnson
Marden
Mr. Johan
Automobilists See Surge in Fatalities This Year
Chicago July 24 The Tribune reports seven killed and fifty four injured this year by automobilists in Chicago. Although only half the year has passed the figures show a sharp rise over last year’s record of one death and seventy three injuries.
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Associated Stress
Chicago
the Tribune Today
Ghiorgo
Fighting Yellow Fever Sparks Quarantine Measures
The report details measures to contain yellow fever including detention camps outside New Orleans, hospital precautions, and heightened inspections. Health officials urge compliance with quarantines and movement restrictions to prevent a new outbreak as residents return home.
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Associated Press
Faly Tsrgeon General Yian
The
Pubblic Health
Baw Mk
T Nation
Glen- II
New Orleans
Federa
Enieet
White
Eliy
Municipal Court Busy With Drunks and Thefts
This morning in Ford du Lac municipal court Gershern Abr ner and two others faced charges of intoxication and assault with two facing conviction and fines while multiple defendants, including Fred Toyd and Thorns Biier, were held for drunkenness and disorderly conduct. Several cases involved larceny allegations against J D Stewart’s livery stable workers.
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B. Robbins
Ford du Lac
Gershern Abrner
Aii Roy
Someho
Wiliam Brown
Fort Sun
E Yaires
J D. Stewart
Seventh Street
Fred Toyd
Thorns Biier
Merchants Excursion resolves boat crowding for Oshkosh trip
Omro residents planned an Oshkosh excursion by boat from Berlin and Omro but high crowds left many behind. To fix this the Merchants’ Excursion association partnered with Traction company so those on the boat can also ride the 10:15 inter-urban from Omro to reach Oshkosh by the same arrival time and cost.
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Merchants’ Excursion Association
Omro
Fuesdars
Oshkosh
Berlin
Earexa
Beriin
Fureka
le Fever
Omre
Traction Company
Oshkosh Passenger Tickets Discount Plan Noted
Passengers to Oshkosh may pay reduced fares on certain trips with ticket rebates. Conductors will issue rebates on arrival and returning passengers receive thirty cents. Merchants claim honesty boosts trade. Oshkosh’s business district credits gains from such public transport efforts.
Funeral for Ossian Cook Draws Wide Community
The funeral for Ossian Cook was held at 2 o clock at his Bis home on Church Street with a large crowd including many former associates. Edward H. Smith, pastor of the First Congregational Church, officiated, delivering a sermon on The Trust: Forming Power of Suffering. Bly Smith gave a sympathetic address praising Cook’s integrity and career. The service included singing by M B Y Hellogg and Mr. Hemen Pew, with Mason and Odd Fellow attendees. Interment followed at Alverside Cemetery. Out-of-town mourners included O. W. Hobertson Weller J. W. Ormsby and families from Chicago and nearby towns.
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Bishome
Church Street
Lange
Edward H. Smith
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Hellogg
Hemen
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O. W. Hobertso Weller
J. W. Or
Milwaukee and Portage clergy transfers noted in church records
The report tracks clerical moves involving Rev. M. BH. Cufferd and Rev. John Storriss, with transfers between Milwaukee Portage and Berlin areas. It mentions Father O Mall TREN’s death, Father Brady’s reception in Portage, and a bishop's tenure at a Wisconsin seminary, all reflecting interim assignments and crests of church leadership during that period.
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Milwaukee
Berlin
M. BH. Cufferd
St Peters Churea
Father O'Mall Tren
Foxe
John Storriss
St John's Churca
Unis Citr
Portage
Wes
Winik Eeminary
Orange
Miner
Grady
Brady
Braér
Wisconsin
Cece
Father Brady
Portagie
Yacht Club TG Meet Declares Evening Session
A disrupted notice describes a yacht club meeting set for Tuesday with unclear schedule details. It mentions a Dance and social components, a smoker club, and visitors, with partial references to costs, beverages, and a final feature.
Kraetchmann Dead in Diphtheria Tragedy
W Kraetchmann died Sunday morning in Pome at Lake street and Heria. Diphtheria caused the death. Remains moved to the Rivershir cemetery vault for private services. Ida Redmann funeral scheduled Tuesday at 2 PM at 310 Fifteenth Street with Rev. E G Alterts officiating.
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Aikeran Ehureh
Heria
Snendtke
Sundar
Lake Street
Otf
Rivershir
I Redmann
Ida Reamann
Fifteenth Street
Local Visitors From Several Cities
Miss Alice Miller of Cherry avenue left Sunday for a visit in Milwaukee. William Cook of Knett Junction was in the city Sunday visiting friends. Mrs Vanie Doe Langston of Denver is in the city visiting her mother Mrs EH Doe.
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Alice Miller
Cherry Avenue
Milwaukee
William Cook
Knett Junction
Vanie Doe-Langston
Denver
EH. Doe
Massive Texas oil tank blaze kills at least five
A fierce blaze at a Hue oil field in Texas spreads across a mile square, burning multiple tanks and killing at least five African American workers. Rescue efforts are hampered by dense smoke and shifting flames as hundreds flee their tents and shacks.
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Cacom
Pacape
Sto
Humble
Texas
Texas Company
Quarrel Over Secession Turns Fatal in Brooklyn
An argument between four Swedes in Brooklyn escalated to violence ending with two men dead and a third seriously wounded. Police pursued suspects Ludwig and Thegei as they fled on a trolley car. Officers recovered the scene and continued to search for remaining assailants.
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Brooklyn
Norway
Sweden
Anderson
Tremler
Ludwig
Victor
Owas
Ct Ma
Mds
Anc
Tha
Tik Becay
Ther
Lerne
Young Girl Murder Case Reported In Local Area
Unclear fragmentary text reports a young girl murder case with incomplete names and vague details of verdict and associates. The readable portions mention a tragedy and possible legal actions but lack coherent facts and context.
Weather and court update from early July notices
A clipped notice reports the court of appeals granting a stay for attorney Patrick amid ongoing proceedings with a hearing set for October. Separately, a weather bulletin from the government weather bureau notes warmer conditions in the west, northerly winds, clearing skies, and rising barometer with late Sunday night readings and a forecast of mild relief into Monday.
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