Bennington explosion prompts naval inquiry board
San Diego reports a naval inquiry board, led by Admiral Goodrich, will investigate the Bennington explosion. The panel, to include senior officers, focuses on hull and valve leaks, with preliminary findings and personnel details outlined. Washington and San Diego dispatches phrase the inquiry scope and shipboard damage assessments.
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Bennington
Alee Xu
San Diego
Chicago
Pacific Squadron
Goodrich
Naff
Port Thin
Rennington
Commons
Thaorttent
Liewlen
Seastine
Metis
P. Neiman
Washington
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Hollers
Navy Department
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Ohirae
Evans
Mire Sabie Fand
Naval Horpitil
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Tsland Sureeone McCullough
Kindsenerger
Linutenanta Mitchel
Latimer
Adeter
Posible
Steaam
Bonnington
Maryeh
Mavy
Toder Thiet
Tlenotula
Inventienting Board
Trains Collide at Waterloo Station. Twenty Dead
Two preea eer trains collided at Waterloo station this evening. Twenty were killed and ey Heed.
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Liverpool
Waterloo Station
Ey Heed
Pitiable Case of Mrs Dunbar Before County Court
Mrs A C Dunbar was brought before the county court this afternoon after repeated intoxication incidents. She pledged to leave the city for Montana to stay with relatives if released, and promised ongoing abstinence. Officials preferred hospital care, but she declined and was released.
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A. C. Dunbar
Montana
Cahe
Native bankers debate boycott of international bank
In Shanghai on July 27 native bankers consider a proposal to boycott the International Banking Corporation, an American institution incorporated in Connecticut with offices in New York. The boycott aims to extend to all lines of business.
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Shanghai
Internatonal Banking Corporation
Cornucaticut
New York
Cause of Mother's Atest Sparks Confusion in New York
In New York on July 7 James Faye, a confidential clerk for Charles Cites, confronted a priest over his alleged relationship with his own brother's widow. He claimed he would not recognize his mother, saying he knew her only as his father's divorced wife, and preferred not to be bothered if she sought him. The scene unfolded in a bare Park Avenue room, revealing poverty and distress.
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New York
James Faye
Cites
Westerday Bacquee
Gala
Wildort-Aetovia
Wilfe
Faye
Ornay
Monster Trout of 12 Pounds Caught at Lake Whatcom
John A Pearson caught a 12 pound trout from Lake Whatcom near Sunnyside on July 27 marking the largest trout reportedly taken from the lake by rod and reel. The catch stands as the season’s standout, with several big trout reported since the lake’s open season.
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Lake Whatcom
Kellingham
Wanh
John A Pearson
Sunnyside
Pourson
William Opposes Hohenzollern Prince In Norway Ring
Stockholm reports the parliament approved a special committee report on the Dwellate Saved and Norway plot. The czar’s interview idea involved William seeking the element of the czar for a Hohenzollern prince to ascend Norway’s throne. Carlton Remanited to sail. Frederick Serlton arraigned for wife murder. bail set at 500.
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Kotor William
Stockholm
Tegiin
Kimpertr William
Norway
Carlton
New York
Frederick Serlton
Adomeetree Court
Jaum
Mire van DeVonter
Disorder at Qnonists Congress Ends in Fire Brigade Action
The Seventh Zloviet Congress opened in Switzerland with delegates from over 20 countries. An eulogy for Theodore Hoes, founder of the movement, was delivered as surging crowds caused a chaotic scene. Police struggled to manage the stampede and were dispersed by the fire brigade. Max Nordau was named chairman for the session.
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Theodore Bera
Pounder
Itunll
Switzerland
Jake
Tod Sitiyetheiten
Peria
Hw World
Vente Statty
Pe Mux Nopino
Parte
Theoere Hoes
Foumder
Liners Wreck off Guernsey After Heavy Channel Fox
North German Lloyd liner wrecked off Guernsey coast in late afternoon while heavy fog and channel currents hampered rescue. Eight hundred aboard with life boats and tugs racing to scene. vessel name not confirmed. Two NGL steamers, Kalnor Wilhelm der Grosse and Frederick der Grosse, head toward Cherbourg seeking survivors. One drowning reported in Cheney Washington, man named Orville Pease.
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London
West Coant
Guernsey
Cherbourg
Kalnor Wil
Frederick der Grosse
Anid
Wil
Mal
Ciuorneey
Williamson in Prineville defense hears witness list
In Portland the government presented morning evidence alleging Williamson was in Prineville during the time of the alleged crime. Ernest Starr, Williamson’s nephew and witness for the defense, testified he had not yet been apprehended and denied the key allegation.
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Portland
Congrewmah Wilfimeon
Pelneville
Ernest Starr
Williamson
Treason Trials and Frontline Advances Reported
Sarastopol scene details a court martial of 25 sailors and soldiers for treason linked to a broader Black Fleet conspiracy. Allies capture Alexandrovsk and Vladivostok defenses shrink as Japanese forces push along a 40 mile front toward Korea. M. Witte sails to America aboard the diplomat ship Grosse amid tense war reporting.
After The Paper Trust Hearings On General Paper Co
In St Paul on July 27 investigators heard testimony on General Panic company business methods. A C Weles of the Duluth Evening Herald and Cande Huimin of the St Paul Monitor Prose described difficult dealings with the General Paper company. Hamlin admitted competition existed before the firm but said independent mills could not meet supply needs. Laetie Swift and George Thomson noted price hikes from 46 to 60 percent since the company formed as the hearing closed. The government plans to seek a court order compelling directors to testify.
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St. Paul
General Panic Company
Famine Tyler
United States Court
A. C. Weles
Gener
Duluth Evening Herald
Cande Huimin
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W. 3
Murphy
A Minneapelie Trumme
General Paper Company
Flo
Hamlin
Northwest
Goforml Paner
Laetie Swift
Minneapolis Journal
George Thomson
St. Paul Dispatch
Effenit
Eareer
Sumpter Valley Train Derails Injuring Crew Member
In Sumpter July 27 an accident to the regular Sumpter Valley freight train injured Sherman Jackson, a crew member, and derailed three log cars. Jackson was on a car that left the track, thrown under flying logs, suffering head shoulders and hip injuries with possible internal damage. He awaits transfer to Baker City for treatment.
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Sumpter
Sumpter Valley
Sherman Jackson
Jackson
Baker City
Here
Train Delay After Disturbance on Whiteyarde Track
A section of the Whiteyarde line suffered damage after an unspecified incident delaying a passenger train for several hours. Rail operators halted service to assess and repair the torn track and restore normal operations.Passengers faced lengthy waits as crews worked to secure the area and reroute traffic where possible.
Milner Charged With Attempted Murder in Salem Family Struggle
Struggling husband J M Miliner, a Chicago businessman, allegedly attacked his wife over debt and food needs, drawing a knife and stabbing at her during a violent quarrel. The weapon was blocked by the wife and Miliner fled to a neighbor's house, his status and actions drawing local scrutiny.
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Critkan
Salem
Baton
J. M. Miliner
Morly
Tetas
Ain
Attak
Oregon church split to seek impartial arbiter in bishop vote
Members of opposing factions within the Episcopal church in Oregon plan to submit their dispute over the election of Rev. Lloyd of Pennsylvania as bishop coadjutor to an impartial committee. Protesters say they are gathering evidence against him and call for an unbiased panel to review the case.
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Elect
Water Shortage Drove Eureka Flat Dwellers to Quit Roles
Reports from Wella Wall July 27 say residents of Eureka flat country quit their roles in large numbers due to excessive heat and unsafe water. The town reports water quality concerns and heat stress affecting daily activities. Local authorities investigate water supply and public health measures.
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Wella Wall
Harbout Henda
Eureka
Fernie Ly Burned in Vancouver Fire Damage
Fire damaged Fernie Ly business property in Vancouver this morning with estimated losses around $100,000. The blaze marked the second major fire there in 18 months, leaving district officials to assess ongoing safety concerns and insurance implications.
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Vancouver
Fernie
E Orly
Lane
Fire destroys Lewis Lumber Company plant at Coeur d Alene lake
July 27 in Coeur d Alene lake area a fire at the Lewis Lumber Company plant burned the mill building to the ground. Several workers were injured or burned and are expected to recover. Panic caused some to attempt to escape by leaping into a stream, with many bodies found partly submerged as the flames raged. Loss estimated around $50,000.
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Lewis Lumber Company
Mill Boy
Coeur d' Aline Lake
Conte
Binoken
Roman da
Tricolor wreck split begins at Cape Mendocino
Eureka California reports the breakup of the wrecked steamer Tricolor after a punctured hull. The coal cargo is dropping through the hull fissures as the vessel tilts and rides higher on the shore. More fuel and debris are expected to wash ashore along the coast.
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Eureka
Cal
Tricolor
Cape
Heat Kills Thirteen Horses in Washington Farm Recession
Walla Walla July 27 In extreme heat on Saturday Charles Wellman a Eureka Fiat farmer loaned 13 horses to work head wagons. The animals began collapsing around 1 PM and most died soon after with several others lingering hours before death.
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Valnatreanus
Walla Walla
Charles Wellman
Eureka Fiat
New Yellow Fever Cases Reported With No Deaths
Several new cases of yellow fever are unofficially reported today in July 27 news. Quarantine and detention measures become stricter around the city as authorities deny official deportation and claim no new deaths.
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New
Thrbane
Tela
Cleveland, CO
United States
Taylor
Chicago Wheat Market Prices Shine in July Closing
Quotations from the greatest wheat market in the United States in Chicago show July wheat closing at 87 cents, corn at 50 4, and oats at 28 1-2. Strong activity and steady levels reflect robust demand amid seasonal trading.
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United States
Chicago
Cotton May Not Accept Federal Judgeship Reportedly
Portland reports suggest MR Cotton will not accept the federal judgeship for the Oregon territory. He may remain with Harriman interests and gain a railroad counsel role, while Judge Lowell’s chances for appointment rise if Cotton declines.
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Cotton
EK. A. Tarriman
Lowell
New York City
Marriman
Matriot of
Oregon
Comain
GR. &N
Portland
New York
Alt Way
Washington
Gotton
Cotten
Of.rr. O& N. Cachies
Totton
Two Witnesses Refuse Cotton Leak Testimony
Two witnesses were summoned before the grand jury in the cotton-leak probe and refused to answer, risking contempt citations. One was alleged to have an understanding with Assistant Statistician Holmes to obtain advance cotton reports.
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Holmes
Oyster Bay
Yellow Power
Mageon
Taylor
Frederck Peckham
Moses Huw
New York
Peckham
Tokyo Night Parties Honor American Guests
At a garden party hosted by Minister Griscom, coreary Taft and Miss Roosevelt attended as guests. The Linkers and merchants of Tokyo planned a party at the Maple Club, while Tokyo streets gleamed with a May Day style fireworks display saluting American visitors.
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Tokyo
Coreary Taft
Miss Reseovelt
Griscom
Capitoi
Clatk Case Docketed in Supreme Court Fraud Charge
A Montana senator named Clark faces a fraud accusation over timber public funds. The dossier was docketed in the supreme court this afternoon, with a record spanning seven hundred pages.
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Washington
Clark
Montana
Supreme Court
Government Approves Ankeny Adams Canal Purchase
The government irrigation project for the Ankeny and Adams canals is approved and will be purchased immediately. Officials state the Klamath Project is certain, signaling a decisive step in securing water infrastructure this July.
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Klamath
Klamath Palls
TH. Ile
Ankeny
Bulgarian Serb clash leaves 24 dead in Macedonia
In a July 27 encounter near Prilep Macedonia a Bulgarian band clashed with Serbians. Seventeen Bulgarians including the band leader and seven Serbians were killed in the fight.
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Belgrade
Priel
Macedonia
Bender
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