Women in Revolt Over Clerical School Closings in France
Paris reports a national crisis as cabinet orders forcible closure of twenty six anti clerical schools across Paris and Me Inse department amid growing resistance by peasants and clergy. Protesters clash with authorities. women vow action and warn of bloodshed if arrests continue.
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Elysee Palace
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Me Sele
Otter
Lightning Kills Johny Harter Near Were Wisconsin
A farm near Were Wisconsin was struck by lightning during a severe storm. Jo avy Harter was killed instantly while four other family members, including a boy, were shocked but survived. five more in the house were only slightly affected as fires started nearby. The night storm was among the worst in years.
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Harter
Were
Bng
Ata
Bell
Alpena
Mich
Middleand
Best Record Lowered In Unpaced Mace Race
At Salt Lake Salt Lake July 86 in the three farter unpaced professional race at the Salt Palace smucer track W G Furman of Los Angeles F J Netuun Los Angeles Johnie Chat man Atl ant Ga and W Samuel sont of Salt Lake crowned the tape line 1 4 4 ennithe breaking the world record of 25 3 4 held by Mas Taylor.
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Salt Lake
Salt Palace
No Quits for Fairbanks Now
Indianapolis July 20 The Indiana Journal denies reports that Senator Fairbanks will retire at the end of his Senate term. The Journal supports his candidacy for re election and predicts his reelection. It argues Republicans face strong, unanimous backing for Fairbanks.
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Indiana
Jonrwal Giakes
New York
Fairbanks
Senate
Journal
Fairbinks
Sr Fairbanks
Toceline
Many Hang in Arkansas Justice Exacts the Penalty
Six men were hanged in Arkansas for murder, all in the forenoon except James Kite in Arkansas City at 2 p.m. The condemned include both white and colored defendants: Noland for wife death near Wallace, Sinn for the murder near Spel Hill, Kite for killing Jim Sobnson, Tatner for killing Robert Black, McWhorter Whitt for wife murder near Mulberry, and Wenibree for the Wills murder in Polk county.
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Arkansas
Miter
Arkamsah City
James Kite
Wrehington
Dee Noland
Wallace
Ing
Tom Sinn
Uvieder
Neney
Thabita Fytton
Spel Hil
Arias City
Haives Kite
Jim Sobnson
Forest City
Cy Tatner
Robert Black
van Buren
McWhorter
Whitt
Wenn Mulberry
Ceneter Point
Lath Wenibree
White
W. M. Wills
Polk County
President to Attend Encampment of Spanish American War Veterans
Report from Philadelphia July 26 notes the third annual encampment of the Spanish American War Veterans will be held in Indianapolis September 23 and 24. The president is expected to attend, with program changes in Warsaw, and a key address on "Capital and Later Day" planned for July 28 in Chicago. Other items include political maneuvering in Chicago and plans for annexation discussions by West Indian planters.
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Tod
Ude Tirhey
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Harrison
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Latger West Indian Islands
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Jetes, Witt
Plea for the Friars Philippine Monks Defended
Public presentation of resolutions by the Augustinian order at Villanova urging US backing for Philippine friars. Protests a concerted effort to dishonor the church, defend treaty principles, and oppose exile while seeking government protection and justice for Catholic missionaries.
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J. ¥. O'Reilly
Lawrence
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Sagamore
Cuba
Philippine Islands
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Cholera Worsens in Manila Amid Quarantine Debate
A battered clipping reports rising cholera cases in Manila and notes public fear over spread while officials analyze water and sanitation. The item mentions quarantine changes and fruit and vegetable handling as part of the outbreak response.
Who Got the Paintings Yodian Art Heist at Hull's Hollow
Alton Illinois July 26 Two distinctive Indian paintings carved from the high bluff at Hull's Hollow have been removed. The owl and possible wolf or dog were painted on the rock face and carried away by a skilled operation. The drill marks and broken rock indicate deliberate theft aided by a stone cutter.
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Alton
Hull's Hollow
Storm halts Wheels tewin and town flood damage in Norway and England
Fragmented OCR reports storm impacts reach tewin Pennsylvania and Christiania Norway with flooding and structural damage. Separate items note Emperor William leaving Bergen for Emden and a royal cruise around the Isle of Wight. A brief line mentions an Indiana location and an old bridge incident.
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Aly
Christiania
Norway
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Bergen
New Water Cure Used on Melon Thief Suspects
In Tivme Nee Patoke north of the city farmers captured melon foragers amid a strange sequence. A water cure via iprene dosages followed a line-up and forced confessions, with five men released after coughing up watermelons and five sent to a judge.
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Pra
Wuiyaline
Mouit
Morphy
Trentine
Pitoka
Breelman
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Eallenly
Department of the Interior
Mountsail
Murphy
Trade conditions show growing confidence in economy
Amid scattered reports of damage and slow restoration, confidence in trade conditions edges higher. Rail freight and merchant activity improve slightly, with per cent figures edging up from last year, and goods markets showing steadier prices though some sectors remain slow and uncertain.
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Tiny Roban
Cool
Wade
Lowe
Ottlouk
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Canada
Nickel per Capita Committee Aids Antheneite Miners
A July report from New York notes a federation appointed committee proposed a five cent per member per week per capita levy to aid antheneite striking miners during the stoppage. Other items describe a transformer accident in Chester and a bishop in Chicago being named dignissimus.
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Antheneite Stet
New York
Cepieal Federation Maton
Almost a Miracle as Train Reaches Seventy Mile Pace
A coal train derailed near Xenia Pennsylvania after a coal car severed, killing four and injuring many. The Heneteytnnid express, reportedly running over seventy miles per hour, crashed into a standing coal car, causing a catastrophic wreck with explosions and fire. Fire crews from Newia and Daston fought the blaze as rescuers searched the wreckage for survivors and identified the dead. Names of the deceased included William H. Teturk, fireman from Columbus, and Charles S. McWown of Wisconsin, with several others injured or missing.
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Mary
Niles
Thebetns
Pennnsylvania Road
Nenla
Fern St. Louis
T Pom
New York
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Chirenes Rinewia
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Newia
Daston
Charles S. McWown
Wircenfield
Lid
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Columbus
Ole
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G. Forsythe
McFadden
Loisinxpelin
Bess Epente
Beaval
Change of Prison Made Rateh of Toueh Men to he
Rateh of Toueh Men to he transferred Michigan May 20s with twenty three convicts ordered by Governor Biles on recommen dation of the state board of pardons. Nineteen will be sent to Juckoon and three to Marquette with others from Jackson to Marquette. Some convicts refuse to work, threaten officers, or destroy tools. One quiet goes from Louk to Dunkson in 1497 for ten years for assault.
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Biles
State Board of Pardons
Nineteo
Irou Juckoon
Theia
Mabe Duette
LwWwo
Ereni Lolle
Marquette
Fonia
Darkronchos
Jackson
Puller
Elise
Louk
Dncke
Arsault
Expedition of Justice in Minnesota City Theft Case
Justice records were broken as a trial concluded in fifty minutes after a theft. Pink Dickenson stole a coat. Wairolman Jeni O'Connar arrested him and the prisoner was jailed with the garment. Dickenson faced swift punishment, sent to the workhouse within the hour.
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Minneapolie
Viet
Pink Dickenson
Wairolman
Jeni O'Connar
Bin
Ae Ulutpal
Dickenson
le Weay
Tees
Democratic convention adjourns after 6071 ballots at Dublin
Dallas July 26 The Democratic congressional convention of the twelfth district in Dublin adjourned to meet in Cleburne September 4 after ballot totals reached 6071 without selecting a nominee.
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Texas
Fihe
Dublin
Cleburne
Russia's Note on Trusts Cited by State Department
Washington July 2 The United States received a copy of a Russian note on trusts from Mr Rid dle the US charge at St Petersburg The note summarizes Russian sugar production controls and suggests an international conference only as a hypothetical alternative It argues for Russia's system and notes the US was not represented at the Beiswls anger conference The State Department will acknowledge receipt through Rid die and monitor European developments.
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Washington
Riddiv
United States
St. Petersburg
Gehr of Colorado Confesses Contempt
The court heard Gehr of Colorado confess contempt while other defendants were released on recognizance. A warrant for the arrest of W J Wilson, secretary treasurer of the United Mine Workers, was rescinded by Judge Jackson.
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Get
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Gehr
Agnitel
W. J. Wilson
United Mine Workers
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Miss West Christening Cruiser Des Moines Sailed to China
Miss West daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry West and Miss Maurine Campbell sailed from San Francisco on the Nippon Maru for Peldug for a visit. Secretary Shaw had selected Miss West to christen the cruiser Des Moines, but her departure to China annuls the plan. Other items note deaths from poisonous plant ingestion in Wainwright and Sagamore arrival of Secretary Shaw aboard the revenue cutter Gresham. Venezuela in wretched condition with yellow fever and typhoid raging in towns. New powder works planned in Greenup for Eureka Powder company aiming at $3 million yearly. Auxiliary to Archbishop Bourgade consecrated in Santa Fe. No further word on Tracey’s case in Beattle.
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China
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Maurine Campbell
Des Moines
San Francisco
Oriental Steamabsp Lve
Peldug
Conger
Mins Weet
Shaw
Iowa
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Canal Dover
Joseph Wonder
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Wainwright
Sagamore
Gresham
New York
Sagamore Oil
Venezuela
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Caracas
Stricken in Streets Cairo Epidemic Report
In Cairo on July 24 a deadly fever is reported, with 24 cases in the city. Fountains are closed and natives are attacked in the streets, dying within minutes as the illness spreads rapidly.
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Egypt
No Rebuke Given For Nebaska Senators by State Committee
Lincoln July 26 Republican state central committee chair Lindsay says reports of rebuke to U S senators Milard and Dione ty are unfounded. He asserts the committee desires the services of the two senators and emphasizes broad support from Nebraska Republicans.
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Linitsay
Wwe
Brasky
Water Cure Officers Convicted in War Trials
Washington July 2 The tent returns to the war den t the water cure case involving Maj Kiwin Se Henn of the b infantry First Lieutenant FP Ganghut of the 15th envoy and Lieut Norman G Cook of the Philippine Scouts The findings in the two cases are proved Cook and two others were convicted of administering the water cure while Cook was acquitted of ordering natives.
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Naent
Washington
Kiwin Se Henn
Infantes
Liente FP
Ganghut
Norman G. Cook
Philippine Scouts
Cook
Glenn
Ganchat
Monarch drinks deathly powder in Delhi court tale
An Indian Mirror narrative recounts a king in Delhi consuming twelve white powders mixed with water, mistaking them for a restorative box. The monarch collapses in agony, shrieks Hold me down, and dies as the poison provoke a fatal fit, a stark reminder kings are mortal.
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