Weekly Review Cabrera as Tyrant Sparks Public Outcry
Transported fragments report upheaval in Central America as Honduras accuses Guatemala of plotting a revolution led by ex president Bamings Vasanes. Passengers arriving from Guatemala claim planned actions against the Honduran government, with suspected executions of several individuals from Central American elites.
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Honduras
Panama
Guatemala
Bamings Vasanes
Benor Rustilor Masoe
Oa Urera
Cabrera
Snettiox
Henly J
Ehy
Bulldog Interferes as Man Attempts Suicide by Drowning
Henry P. Turpin, 42, tried to drown himself in a Steelton canal after heavy drinking. A bulldog and a terrier repeatedly attacked rescuers as Turpin plunged in a second and third time before police arrived. he fled the scene and made another suicide attempt.
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Fran
Henry P. Turpin
Steelton
Turpin
Warty
Mieybull Terrier
Kalward McCord
Frank Maguellin
Magnolia
McCord
Magnellia
McGord
Troops Seize Consul in Guatemala City Incident
A Guatemalan minister of religious affairs Juan Harrios leads troops into the Uruguayan consul’s residence and seizes Consul General Mindente and his son. The Uruguayan consul fled to the American legation for protection, seeking refuge at the U S legation amid chaotic scenes in Guatemala City.
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Mexico City
Juan Harrios
Eeteral
Gen
Mindente
Legation
United States
Guatemala
Royal finances spark palace to parliament turmoil
A succession of misdrawn reports from Lisbon allege the royal budget was inflated by nearly 1 million, with funds channeled through the treasury and retroactive claims. The king faces calls for repayment as commissions review the royal advance and its sources.
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Garcison
Lisbon
Frans Olta Keom
Pepuest
France
Detours Guard Bishop on San Francisco Port Move
Detectives guarding Bishop Harrie thwart an alleged plot to seize Bishop Sterriman Colter Marcie on arrival in port. The Sacramento incident led to the bishop’s removal to land aboard the revenue cutter Golden Gate. He travels to Baltimore for a Methodist conference next month. A telegram questions the authenticity of a quoted interview stating support for Japanese actions in Korea.
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Sterriman Colter Marcie
Pactic Mall
Koran
Orient
Port Woodward
Meinber
Wither
San Frances Potlon Furew
Apie I
Golden Gate
Washington
Harrie
San Francisca
Methodist Episcopal
Baltimore
Korrang
Honotuli
Collins Trial Begun In Politics Allegations In Police Force
The trial of Chief of Police Collins and former police attorney Comerford opened in criminal court on Wednesday. Prosecutors say the defendants used police to engage in political work supporting Mayor Dunne and Comerford acted as his own attorney. Jury selection had begun amid guarded expectations.
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Pallies
Frank D. Comerford
Crimial
Musee
Dunne
Comerford
de Fendante
Apd
Senior Class at Syrwoume University Suspended Over Kent Removal
A Syrwoume New York University senior class suspended after the engineering department reported resolutions criticizing the trustees executive committee for Dean Kent's removal. The resolutions were deemed to be wa d o f i e d by the committee.
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Day
Syrwoume
N.Y University
Dean Kent
Kentucky Bank Fails Amid Deposits and Suspension
The Davie County Trust Company of Owetmbere Kentucky suspended cash payments after deciding deposits. The bank, reporting a capital of 40 000 dollars and deposits exceeding 600 000 dollars, has fled a crowd of general assignment.
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Kentucky Bank
Davie County Trust Companys
Owetmbere
Fire at Jamestown scorches colonial buildings
A Tuesday night blaze on the Jamestown exposition grounds destroyed several colonial structures and was halted within fifty feet of the largest state exhibit palace. Officials report the financial impact is not yet clear and the cause remains under review.
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Jamestown
Jamestown Exposition
Michigan
Lost Child Sought in Staatsburg Search
Mountains near Staatsburg in Rockland County are being scoured for Mary Kelly, six, daughter of Mr and Mrs Andrew Kelly, who vanished from home on Monday. Also reported robbers burglarized Scandia State Bank at Crookston Minnesota early Wednesday, stealing about 90000 and terrorizing residents before fleeing.
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Rockland County
N.w
Mary Kelly
Andrew Kelly
Scandia State Bank
Crookston
Minn
Engagement of Miss Joan Keio Reported
The engagement announced this Wednesday of Miss Joan Keio daughter of Whitelaw Rosa American ambassador to a physician relative. John M Rubert Ward described as brother of Pudiey is noted in the brief notice.
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Mise Joan Keio
Whitelaw Rosa
John M Rubert Ward
Bandits Loot Express Car On Pennsylvania Line
Bandits rode the New York and Pan Handle line near Carnegie Pennsylvania at 10 05 p m Thursday overpowered the messenger and fled with four money bags. Conductor William Laferty found the messenger bound and a cautious search by authorities continues as guards investigate the daylight robbery near a lonely station eleven miles west of Pittsburgh.
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New York
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Pitsburg
Pittsburg
Breadenville
William Laferty
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Memenger N. Kocher
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Carnegie
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Mabey
Japanese training cruiser Matsushima sunk by explosion
A Japanese training cruiser Matsushima exploded in its stok magazine and sank off the coast. Rescue operations saved 141 crew members while over 200 are feared lost, including the ship's captain. High officials Baron Chinda and Prince Oyama were among cadets aboard and reported missing.
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Pescmdanes
Wem
Baron Chinda
Foreign Office
Oyama
Seldmoerehal
Inherits Home from a Dog in Will Case
A Montana court awards sole heirship of a pet dog to Alderman G D Beattie through the will of Mrs. Mary A Pryse, granting him ownership of the residence linked to the dog. Civil War pension notices and German borrowing figures from 25 million dollars appear in the surrounding items.
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G. D. Beattie
Helens, Mont
Anco
Mary A. Pryse
Pryne
Lamp Blast Claims Mrs. Petry in Ohio Home
Mrs. Elizabeth Petry of Upper Sanctuaky Ohio died after a lamp explosion she toppled while rising early Thursday. She succumbed to burns within fifteen minutes.
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Upper Sanctuaky, O
Goulds and Prince Arrive in Rome From Naples
Anne Gould and the Prince arrived in Rome from Naples on Thursday. From Rome they will travel directly to the French capital for further engagements.
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Prince
Rome
Mme, Gould
Prince Hekte de 84- Wan
Naples
Rom
Mme
Gould
Special Agent Scriven resumes Rosebud land work in Trip County
Sperlil Agent Scriven returns to duties in the Rosebud region of Trip County after winter absence. He will complete the mapping and allotment of agricultural and grazing lands, with openings contingent on presidential proclamation and timely season compliance. Applicants from last year seeking transfers must file new requests. no re allotments or transfers will be revisited once allotment work advances in a locality.
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Trip
John Seriven
Koomerelt Meshlemie
Ue Sarremer
Tripp
Tripy Couny
Scriven
Evidence Against Aged Man Accused of Wife Murder
The trial of Gustave Kammel of Miller, charged with arsenic poisoning in his wife’s food, opened Tuesday. Expert Prof Whitehead testified the stomach contents showed arsenic. the couple’s farm near Miller is central to motives involving German ties and inheritance. Fred Kammel, the defendant’s son, testified as key witness.
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Miller
Whitehead
Brookings
Arsente Kammel
Purson
Kammels
Posson
Germany
Agron
Solic Rommel
Fred
Turaday
Hepobusa
Cuid
Watertown to Host Federal Troops for Camp Roosevelt Stay
The 16th Infantry of the South Dakota National Guard will arrive at Fort Crook Nebraska and then move to Watertown for a month starting May 10 to use Camp Roosevelt for summer drill. One battalion will stay through June 11 and another will rotate in by July 1, aligning with the annual guard encampment.
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War Department
of South Dakota
Adjt
cMcRieby
South Dakota National Guard
Sixteenth Infantry
Fort Crook
Neb
Wil
Io Watertown
Rifle Place
Camp Roosevelt
Lake Kamperka
South Dakota Guard
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Watertown
Secretary of War
Roosevelt
Federal Department
Iix
Ineatton Tor
Coin toss decides alderman race in Lead council election
City council chambers filled as voters watched the alderman contest between Cooper and an opponent. The coin flip determined the winner with Cooper taking the right side and the majority of observers reacting warmly to the outcome.
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Lead
Ucket
Cooper
Ahook
Cc Metely Walle Die
Confessed Murder Case Arraigned in State Circuit Court
Theodoré Sethman was murdered at a Jonely cabin near the Big Slows river. The suspect Joan Clark pleaded guilty and received a life imprisonment sentence at the Sioux Falls penitentiary. A labor strike disrupted the Fourche Urigailon project as workers walked off the job.
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Aline
Joan Clark
Theodoré Sethman
Big Slows River
Lows Malle
Jone
State Circuit Court
Agaior
Sioux Pulls
Feud Between Gregory County Officials and Indian Police
Conflict over authority on Rosebud reservation escalates after Indian police arrest Sioux warrior Chasing Crane in Gregory county for enforcing dancing bans. Gregory deputies detain two officers, arresting them in Dixon jail, triggering a clash over jurisdiction in the cession area of Rosebud lands.
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Thult Creek
Rosebud
United States Indian
Chasing Crane
Bonebud
Daniels
Dixon
Thy
Gregory
Schley Day at Yankton Honors Naval Hero Visit
Admiral Schley visits Yankton for a May 4 190? meeting of Oriental Consistory. Gov Crawford delivers welcome and Judge Tripp greets the distinguished guest. Hon John Holmay speaks on the Army and Navy with Schley replying. Event will showcase Yankton and draw large crowds.
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Winfeld Scott Behley
Admiral Schley
Yankton
Gov Crawford
Martlett Tripp
John Holmay
Sohtey
Vienna considers electric lighting plan at weekly business meeting
A Vienna meeting planned for next Tuesday will discuss installing an electric lighting system. A knowledgeable speaker will provide information on the project. Organizers expect swift action after the session to meet the town’s need for a reliable lighting network.
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Vienna
Lyman county votes set on multiple state and local measures
Lyman county officials after talks with business leaders withdraw objections to a held law proposition submission. A May 13 special election is set with added petition names. County seat move from Oacoma to Presho planned for November, and county division votes may reshape the new county center near Preshoo.
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Lyman County
Board of Commissioners
Oacoma
Presho
Black Hills
Preshoo
Murdo
Prince Mal
Laman County
Margaret Norton Inherits Debate Over Voice Lessons
In the Norton family a relative pushes Uncle Hiram to fund vocal lessons for Margaret. The plan includes brief talk of selling mining stock for training and even a distant idea of sending her abroad for years to study, though that seems unlikely.
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Hiram
Margaret
Thoughtfuly
Exgood
Fragmented OCR Note With Named Scattered Words
A damaged text fragment presents garbled phrases and partial names, including misread terms like Financed Dead we and a jumbled reference to a person and a location. It shows no clear event or coherent facts to summarize.
London bishop recalls Creighton smoking tale at dinner
The bishop of London at a Washington dinner told of one of his predecessors, Dr. Creighton, a monk, and his cigar habit. Creighton, a tobacco lover, joked with a clear case and asked if the smoking would upset him, receiving a pale bow and a careful reply about illness.
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Washington
Wien
Creighton Wis
Sagpitaes
Eli
de. Creighton
Koon
Pie
Nile Ernate
New Sleeping Car Style On Shore Line Express
A New York and Hartford Railroad train adopts a novel sleeping car design for the midnight express. Each compartment holds ten rooms with five beds, forming suite like units opening from a central corridor. Compartments connect to keep parties together and feature distinctive woods including tiger-mottled and Philippine hardwoods.
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New York & Hartford Railroad
Washington
Mystery School Memoir Sparks Custodian Question
A fragment from the Tribune quotes a teacher Mrs Ciibber scolding about a pupil named Clarence and asks why a janitor is needed. The line hints at classroom disruptions and a humorous exchange about school staff roles.
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Clarence
Lipsicum
Chienge ‘Tribune
Postum Believed To Cure Coffee Related Ills
A testimonial from a St. Paul Park reader attributes relief for long standing coffee related ailments to Postum Food Coffee. She describes improved heart and stomach symptoms after quitting coffee and using Postum, noting benefits for asthma and chronic dyspepsia in several friends.
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