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Newspaper

Scandia Journal

Location

Scandia, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1901

Page

3

Plot of Venezuelan royalist plot told in dramatic tale

General Salvarez and Arthur Medworth chase a Spanish plan to crown a king in Venezuela. Don Juan Garza funds armed conspirators including Ferdinand Gomez to seat Philip of Aragon on a throne, while Lola Garza, Garza’s daughter, becomes the target of intrigue amid a New York voyage of arms that ends in a costly misdirection.

Arthur Medworth Ong Dertake As- Wells New York Lola Gar#2 Don Juan Garza Venezuela Don Juan Lola Garza Ferdinand Gomez Garza Lola Philip of Aragon Gomez Jack Tempest Bolivar Salvarez Republic Agostura Falvarez Fing la ‘Guayra Gorez Philip of Medworth Tempest Sal- Aber Lee Ni Hee President Crespo Caracas House of Aragon Spain United States Nelleyork Castile Don. Juan New York City

Venezuelan intrigue ends in bold arms deal at sea

The tale follows Ferdinand Gomez and Don Juan Garza plotting to seize Venezuela, aligning with Philip of Aragon. Gomez loops Lola Garza into a royal marriage, arranges backers in New York, and orchestrates the transfer of twenty thousand rifles aboard the Agostura to the Turtle, setting a dramatic stage on the Orinoco.

Ferdinand Gomez Don Juan Garza Don Juan Venezuela Lola Garza Arthur Philip Don _ Juan Aragon Lola Garza Gomez New York Philip of Aragon Solima United States Agostura Pedro Francisco East River Turtle Boston Peninsula Nicaragua Port Morris Washington Bolivar Orinoco Coreni River

Fourteen Dead in Wabash Limited West of Port Indiana

A westbound Wabash Limited wreck nine miles west of Port Indiana kills fourteen, mostly Italian emigrants, and injures about fifty. Details describe the horrendous crash into a undermined trestle after a late departure and a dark night, with rescue by farmers and rapid medical aid.

Wabash Limited Port Ind Colorado John F. Williamson Bowling Green Mattie Cruse New York Fannie Mubloc Luigi Benini Detroit Toledo Peru St.—Lewis William Cotter Iron Mountain Railway Butler Adaims

Pope Growing Feeble In Heat At Vatican Garden

The pope has forbidden his usual summer pavilion retreat in the Vatican garden due to feebleness. A recent audience with Cardinal Gibbons ended with a touching farewell, suggesting the pope may never see him again.

Lapadio Vatican Cardinal Gibbons

Tornado Hits Newark Factory District Killing Man

A tornado swept Newark damaging the Everett Glass works where seventy five men worked. The upper portion collapsed trapping seven men including Lloyd Cunningham who died from a falling beam. Several others were badly hurt. Two workers were injured at the Rugg halter works.

Newark Everett Glass Works Lloyd Cunningham Rugg Halter

Plow Company Formed in Jersey City

The National Plow Company organized in Jersey City with Western capitalists involved. Capital stock set at $100,000 and planned to rise to $10,000,000. Incorporators of record are James C. Young, A. J. Ross, and W. R. Clements.

Jersey City James C. “Young A. J Ross W. R. Clements

Northern Pacific mechanics at Brainerd get wage increase

First class mechanics in the Northern Pacific shops at Brainerd Minnesota received a voluntary wage increase with no request from the workers. The action was undertaken by the company to boost pay.

Northern Pacific Brainerd, Minn

Weather and crop prospects across counties

Outlook excellent with warm spell and heavy weekly rainfall uneven by region. Spring wheat thrives while winter wheat harvested. oats show mixed gains. alfalfa hay damaged in western counties. dry southern weather hurts grass. northern regions anticipate a strong hay crop and good pasture conditions. peaches look to a good season.

Cork

Kilroy Farm Shooting Shocks Nebraska Town

J esse Rodgers was shot at the Kilroy farm near Raymond Nebraska in the presence of Mrs Kilroy. Kilroy claims self defense while Mrs Kil roy says Rodgers forced entry and assaulted her prompting the shooting. Rodgers is in a Lincoln hospital with a neck wound and Kilroy is jailed in Lancaster county.

Jesse Rodgers Mike Kilroy Kilroy Raymond Neb

Forest Park Chosen for 1903 World Fair Site

Forest Park in St. Louis was selected to host the 1903 World’s Fair commemorating the Louisiana Purchase centennial. The site spans about 668 acres in the park’s western portion with 450 additional acres to the west and southwest, offering more space than Jackson Park in Chicago. The area lies within Forest Park’s western half and adjacent vacant land, surrounded by grand residences and Washington University buildings.

Forest Park St. Louis Jackson Park Chicago Washington University

China Merchants Claim Valuables From U.S. Government

The China Merchants company, owners of Tianjin premises once occupied by Marines and Liscum's command, seeks 400000 taels for valuables allegedly carried off by the marines. The claim says the premises were in a foreign concession and were looted only if in the Chinese city.

China Merchants Company Tienjin Liscum United States

Assembly Expels Editor for Dublin Article

In Melbourne Australia the federal assembly voted 64 to 17 to expel Finlay editor of a local labor paper for republishing an Irish People Dublin article that violently attacked King Edward triggering seizure of the paper.

Federal Assembly Melbourne Australia Mr . Finlay Dublin Edward

Farmer Warren Booth Exhibits Symptoms of Insanity

Warren Booth a respected Fillmore county farmer was found showing symptoms of insanity in Sutton Nebraska. Dr Blackburn consulted the Fillmore county sheriff and Booth was taken to Geneva to await examination before the board.

Warren Booth Fillmore County Sutton, Neb Blackburn Geneva

Helen Fifield Found After Buffalo Telegraph Note

A Buffalo telegram to Helen Fifield’s father says she will ride the first train home. She disappeared from Janesville a week ago and no trace existed until the message arrived.

Janesville Wis Helen Fifield Buffalo Talagram

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Robert Bonner West Pope Plow Company Nebraska University Weather Bureau Mgr. Milroy Jesse ‘Rodgers Doddys China
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