Siam and Franco Siamese affairs loom in British and French actions
Crowded dispatches from Bangkok and Peking describe Siamese tensions over French demands, King Chulalongkorn’s court plans to depart Bangkok, and British naval positions near the gulf. Reports note French and Chinese moves to protect interests, with cabinet talks in London and Admiralty plans reacting to the crisis.
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Gorman Ricanokie Will Endows Institute Endowment
The will of A. Gorman Ricanokie leaves 6600.00 lifetime gift toward institute buildings and endows with securities valued at about 81.9 million, making the total near 1 043.000. The report suggests a further unconditional endowment was planned before his death, which did not occur.
Fatal Naptha Explosion Shakes Walworth Street Factory
Four killed in a two frame wheat band factory blaze at J D Campbell’s on Walworth Street. Victims include J D Campbell Lamer K his son John Weiss age 2 and Jacob Weise. Matthew Deering badly injured. Twelve workers were in the building with five named dead or injured. Explosion heard blocks away caused neighborhood panic.
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Bloodshed and strikes sweep Kansas mining town
Turbulent scenes report a clash at a Kansas coal mine where strikers and workers exchanged fire after a march by hundreds of women. Several injured, with mobs pursuing retreating groups. Authorities issue trespass notices against Mine Workers union leaders amid growing tension. Reports touch off wider fears of further violence and shutdowns across towns in several states.
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News Nuggets From Across The Nation
Colonel E H L Taylor Jr the famed Kentucky distiller faces a rapid ascent in industry circles. Sixty burglaries were thwarted as a fire destroyed several buildings. A Paris exposé delays the curve of Archarchist and Tomero ties from Payetteville, North Carolina. The Plankinton teak directors trial is postponed to the September term. Infants and Ringland visit York as May weds Prince. Juba warrants indict for a fatal assault. New York ads report a sailor killed.
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Meyer Arraigned And Other Tangled News Bits
The report covers Meyer arrestees Cart mer alias Muller and wife Mary in a fraud probe, plus Wimmer linked to Ludwig’s death and flight after suspicion. Also noted are a deadly Michigan fire in Ewen, a Edison patent victory over Ocanta, Atlanta merchants’ earnings, a Texas political row, a New Jersey father shot by son, and Armenian torture reports.
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Champion Perjorer Case Shrouded in Gallant Trial Dispute
July 11 report notes a courtroom scene where Gallagher retracts statements amid tension. The piece cites political power plays, threats of resignation, and public scrutiny over the governance feud. Treasurer Marsan’s committal is mentioned as part of ongoing proceedings.
Baseball News From National League and Markets Update
Fragmented OCR text reports stock and produce market notes with scattered references to baseball terms and localities. No coherent events or names emerge. unable to determine specific teams, scores, or dates from the garbled lines.
Fragmented OCR summary of factory closures and violent deaths
OCR reads as a garbled report from Esty trade impacts and factory shutdowns. It mentions closing mills and layoffs, plus several violent incidents including a murder in Ohio and a bank raid. Names and dates are unclear due to corruption in the text.
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