Fragmented Local Report Sketches Town Struggles and Plans
A scrambled item details town issues including sewer system prestige, property losses near 250 000 dollars, and debates on public works. It notes a summer normal aid from southern bodies, an empty house, nearby reservoir concerns, cemetery orders, and a large Ox Bowne Stunnel project.
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Gout
Shahar
Aloni
Phore
Lowell
Caldwell
Beaally
Aevira
Meridian
Ari
Venezuelan Curacao Unrest Draws Troops to City
Tense relations between Venezuela and Curacao escalate as mobs in Willemstad attack a Venezuelan resident and pressure him to apologize. A Venezuelan consul's residence comes under gunfire while Dutch troops are deployed to protect the consul and maintain order amid protests and anti Castro chants.
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Willemstad
Curacao
Venezuela
Peple
Dutch West Indies
Curacoa
Castro
Senor Lopez
Oats Prices Fall on Board of Trade Slump
Chicago reports show oats prices dropped six cents per bushel on the board of trade amid a severe market slump. Traders cited small volume and the likelihood the new crop movements will start broadly in a few days as the main cause of the decline.
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Chicago
Briahel
Board of Trade
Mail Pouch Robber Caught in Kansas City
Negro suspect Charles Savage arrested by postoffice authorities in Kansas City charged with stealing a mail pouch from Union Station on June 6 containing 50 000 dollars en route from Los Angeles to New York City bank. Inspectors claim strong evidence he buried the money to recover after release.
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Kansas
Kansas City
Savage
Postoffice
Union Station
Los Angeles
New York City
Bryan Nomination Sparks Democratic Debate
Fragmented OCR text references Bryan nomination and Democratic reactions while noting a partially destroyed banner and ongoing political maneuvering. Readable lines show tension within the party as attempts to remove barriers and gauge support proceed.
Riots and Firefights Heavily Wound Europeans and Natives
In Poona a mob attacked police and troops after a mill district riot. British infantry fired to quell the disorder leaving several Europeans and natives wounded. The mob troubled the Poona mail trail, and clashes caused heavy casualties amid ongoing tensions with a national leader and editor recently sentenced to transportation for sedition.
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Eddy
Moling
Cwas
Keilléds
Nts
Poona
Fireman Stops Robbery On Running Train In Appleton
In Appleton Wisconsin a masked man boarded a passenger train at Appleton Junction and attempted to force the locomotive to stop and uncouple. Fireman Gustave Pahl struck the robber with a coal scoop knocking the revolver loose before the thief fled from the cab as the train sped along.
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Appleton
Wis
Appleton Junction
Lews Wandell
Wandell
Gustave Pahl
Pahl
Unrest and Flights Mark Central American Sway of War Fears
Report from San Francisco describes upheaval in Honduras Nicaragua and Guatemala with fears of imminent conflict. Passengers flee via steamer Newport from Central American ports and two American women touring Guatemala City remain missing. President Cabrera reportedly moved large sums to Paris and London amid bitter public opinion.
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San Francisco
Guatemala
San Jose" de Guatemala
Newport
Santa Cruz
México
San Jose
Guatemala City
Cabrera
Paris
London
Honduras
Nicaragua
Prince of Wales leads Quebec's three hundredth anniversary spectacle
The Prince of Wales starred in Quebec celebrations marking three centuries since Champlain founded the city. A notable exchange of addresses occurred between Vice-President Fairbanks and the Prince, each praising U S British relations and the prince sending goodwill to the American government.
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Prince of Wales
Fairbanks Exchange
Quebec
Slavery Days Two Revelations On State Prison Leasing
The legislative committee hears testimony on the state prison lease system. L B Strong of Macon describes convict sales at the prison farm with mules and ships sick and infirm prisoners for lease. Albert L Rogers of Atlanta recounts cruel whippings of Joe Frisby after an escape, alleged illegal detention.
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Ines
Stateghmmon
L. B. Strong
Macon
Albert L. Rogers
Atlanta
Joe Frisby
Denver & Rio Grande Merger Unites Rail Lines
The Denver and Rio Grande Railroad and the Santa Fe system merged Thursday to form a new Denver & Rio Grande Railroad Company. The merged entity plans to file articles of incorporation and raise 160 million dollars in bonds and 88 million in stock to retire and exchange the outstanding securities of the amalgamated lines.
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Denver
Colo
Denver, & Rio ‘Grande Railroad Company
sBlo- Grande
Avsgtern
Colorado
Ee Company
Rio Grande
Rio, Grande
Western Companies
Bank Wrecker Arrested in Hartford After $721,000 Heist
Bank robber Walker was captured in custody by state police and a private detective agency official after allegedly stealing about $665,000 from the Savings Bank of New Britain and $56,000 from another institution. The arrest followed a pursuit about 100 miles from Ensenada, Mexico.
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Hartford
F. Wal’ker
Savings’“Bank of
Ensenada
Mexico
Walker
Storm devastates Gettysburg battalion during fierce night
On Gettysburg Battlefield a violent electric storm struck the Pennsylvania National Guard as troops were departing for home. Governor Stuart was entertaining guests in his tent when the tempest hit, causing entanglement in canvas and ropes and claiming several guardsmen.
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Gettysburg Battlefield
Gettysburg
Pennsylvania National Guard
Stuart
Populist Campaign Opens at Grand Opera House
A fragmented report describes a Populist campaign speech at the Grand Opera House. Speakers attacked Bryan while praising Roosevelt and urged support for electoral reform and key local figures.
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Campaig
Macon
Eorofias
Watson
Didate
Tits Fata
Bryan
Roosevelt
Governor Willam Douglas Declines Democratic National Committee Chair
Reports from Lincoln Nebraska state Governor William Douglas returning from a yachting trip was questioned over possible nomination as Democratic National Committee chair. He indicated he would not accept the post, though he deeply appreciates the compliment.
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Willam
Douglas
Ira
Lincoln
Nebraska
Nebraska Senate Fight Shapes Hitchcock Campaign Tour
Fragmented OCR notes describe Nebraska political maneuvering with Hitchcock imitation remarks and mentions of Senator Baveridge Dolliver and other Republicans. The text indicates planned speaking trips through Nebraska and a bitter campaign with expected statewide conflicts.
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Tintorn
Pharmian
Theair’ Hitchcock
Hig
toSthe
Williamamekine
Atlantic battleship history on Tay to Auckland
A garbledreview page references the Atlantic battleship on the Tay and a voyage toward Auckland New Zealand in August. It also notes various unrelated items: a hotel fire in Wade Mecum Springs North Carolina, a Stetson widow marrying Count Santa Hulalia, a fatal shooting in Kentucky, Edison plant resuming full operation, and multiple international incidents across Sonora Mexico and Louisiana train laws.
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Montauk
Splague
Aye
Samuel
Rixdon
Etobiacco
Maryoviliog
Wade Mecum Springs
North Carolina
Sarah’ Elizabeth * Stetson
John B. Stetson
Santa Hulalia
Portugal
Arthury W .Grand
Craft
Louisville
Thomas Edison
Orange
Imaculada Ranch
Altar District
Sonora
Cubillas
Mexico
Natalbany
Central Pacific Company
Southern Pacific Pany
Louisiana
South Manchurian
Department Of,communications
Darien
Shanghai
Negropad
Catahola
Laysi
Albert
Fopeka
Kaus
Castro
J. H. Derus
Netherlands
Venezuela
Deneen
Chicago
Itg
Bath Beach
Brooklyn
Gertrude
Cropsy
China
United States
Aetla
Washington
James
Rush
Pittsburg
Laala
Joy Peru
Guatemala
Cabrera
Roosevelt
Lexington
Carson
Wild
Detroit
Jefferson
Japan
Germany
Court of Appeals Rules New Trial for Standard Oil Indiana
The Seventh Circuit reverses in the Standard Oil Indiana case, saying Judge Landis erred by excluding evidence on proper intent. It criticizes the verdict as excessive and notes the government has 30 days to seek a hearing. Judges Baker and Seaman concurred with Judge Grosscup’s opinion delivered Wednesday.
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Chicago
United States
St. Standard Ol
Landis
District Court
Eis
Revie Dence
Indiana
Standard Ol
Pipent
Standard On Company of
New Jersey
Baker
Seaman
Grosscup
Bankers to Boost Capital After Court Reversal
Chicago reports a planned capital increase by bankers tied to the Standard Oil case after a U S appeals court reversal. The move, totaling about 360 billion dollars in stock value, aims to raise roughly 40 million in earnings for the fiscal year while masking dividend growth.
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Chicago
United States
Landis
BRYBS
Tock
Freiberg Mayor’s Daughter Beheaded for Murder
An 18 year old daughter of the Freiberg mayor was executed between dusk and dawn for murdering her fiancé, a civil engineer named Premer. She allegedly used cyanide and attempted to frame him with a self inflicted wound. The Saxony king reportedly considered pardon but prosecutors pressed the death sentence.
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Ola
Freiberg
Saxony
Gréte
Beler
Bet Martleds
Premer
International
Terest
Herr;Preffler
Western Federation of Miners favors industrial unionism split
Fragmented text shows the Western Federation of Miners moving toward industrial unionism with internal factions arguing the change would disorganize the labor movement. The piece notes a convention vote and mixed interpretations of the policy shift.
Fragmented OCR Note on Water Access in Mountain Community
A damaged passage discusses water access issues for inhabitants near a mountain area. Impounded resources and plain words suggest disruptions in water supply and tensions over usage, with mentions of seals or barriers and unclear authorities.
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Siake
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Frank H. Hitchcock
Republican National
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Brooker
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Frank O. Owen
Tienois
Charles-Nagel
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William L. Waird
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York
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Kern
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Denver & Rio Grande
National “Irrigation Congress
Albuquerque
National, Irrigation Congress
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