Endeavor Convention in Detroit Captivates Thousands
A large Christian Endeavor gathering in Detroit drew about 90 000 attendees across two tents with 24 000 Endeavorers present. Telegrams from leaders in Canada and the United States praised the event and urged peace and international cooperation. The program featured addresses by Rev Dr Tomkins and others on prison work and worldwide Endeavor spreading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomkins
Americ
Janees FE Chork
John Willd Boor
Williaim Meliisey
Walington
Clint
Ehlef
Minto
Otlowe
Canidae
America
Victorly
Detroit
London
Grain Crop Report Highlights Mixed Corn Acreage Changes
Washington July 10 The monthly grain report shows corn acreage harvested this year up about 8 percent in most large states, with Virginia Kentucky and Ohio notably lagging. Mississippi Wisconsin Minnesota Nebraska and Iowa recorded gains while wet weather and planting issues limited increases in other key states. The report compares current conditions with May and July averages from the last decade and notes statewide declines in spring wheat conditions in several principal producing regions.
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Washington
Department of Agricultur
Department of Agriculture
Virginia
Kentucky
Olle
Tinei
Dadinon
Ohio
Missouri
Indiana
Pilliers
Nebraska
Avernaes
Minnesota
Novi Dakota
Amd
New York
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Enipe
Unclear OCR text fragment mentions several locations and names
Fragmentary OCR note references multiple places and people but lacks coherent events or dates. It mentions towns like Jolnsiwa and Altoona with Johnstown, and names such as Thelvarp Piilipitorge Live Widennoith suggesting a garbled historic item with no identifiable action.
Died in Dow at Home Amid Unclear Reports
A fragmentary notice reports the death of Ralph Bingham last night at his home in a town area. Details are incomplete due to damaged text, with references to a prior explosion and a distant hut incident.
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Tlurvievorg
Ralph Bingham
Arrival of troops and civilians from Ilay on naval transport
A naval transport brought 142 discharged soldiers and civilian employees to New York from Ilay on a July voyage. The ship, carrying Colin passengers, docked at an unidentified port amid military and civilian personnel.
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New York
Ullied Rinter Tronepert Crook
Ilayona
Colin Poxeengers
NM Teat
Fieme
Aueranting Tantil Loimmornw
Ocean Record Breaking Arrival at Cherbourg
New York reports the North German Lloyd Steamship Company received a cable grant announcing that the Karleen Willelen Ter Crowe arrived at Cherbourg this afternoon in a record breaking time of 24 hours and 3 minutes.
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New York
Liovil Steamer Company
Kralene Willelen Ter Crowe
Cherbourg
Presidential ep point Monia announced in volunteer army
In Washington on July 10, the volunteer army announced beside the name of HH, Carl Young, of the Tenth Pennsylvania, to be free lieutenant in the forces.
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Washington
Point Monia
Carl Young
Pennsylvania
Steamer Portia Wrecked in Dense Halifax Fog
The Portia, en route from New York to Halifax, wrecked off Sambro light at Pilg Forty Shoal near Sambro island in heavy fog. All 75 passengers and crew reached shore safely and were housed. no loss of life reported. Captain Farrell led a boat crew to land and a Halifax message was sent by telegraph. The ship lies fully flooded and a total wreck amidst moderate seas.
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Halifax
N.S
Portia
New York
Flinn’s Island
Sam- Dee Point Alot
Pagaongera
Farrell
Sangbro
St. Johns
Pilg Fipty Shoal
Sambro Teland
Secretary seeks Spanish War volunteers for new regiments
Secretary Alg er ber seeks to recruit new regiments mainly from men who served in the state volunteers during the Spanish war. He has word from officers who mustered out that ninety percent of the new regiments could be made up of these veterans if possible. Regulations require non discrimination between former volunteers and other applicants.
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Washington
Alger le Very
Ite
Wis
Dherent Statia
Howe
Liege
Collision on the Central River Disaster Report
Five freight cars and a caboose plunged into the Millideon River after a southbound New York Central freight train collided with a passenger train at New York Central near Delhi and Dlaetings. No one was killed or injured. The crash halted traffic briefly as crews cleared the scene and investigated possible tower operator error.
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Millideon
Arene
New York Central
Diiseom
Turpentine Explosion Fatality in New York Home
A turpentine explosion in a New York painters shop caused the death of a man and his child. The incident left the wife and family in confusion as smoke filled the area and the man died near the stairs while the wife perished with the child.
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New York
Abraham Finilestein
Manas
Taipei Geran
Ohung
Heat Affected Mind Leads to Crime Tale
A. Kramer of Tigyten Louisiana acted under heat effects from a Mojave desert journey. He duped a Southern passenger near Devylank, threatened with a cut pennant, fled, and was restrained at Swan before being brought to Los Angeles. He suffered only toe injuries and was believed temporarily insane by heat.
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Los Angeles
A. Kramer
Tigyten
Devylank
Swan
Kramer
Mojave
Dayton
Wild text fragment hints at chartered firms and regional operations
Fragmentary note mentions chartered corpora in Virginia and New York, capital checks, and daily operations in a village area. Details are unclear due to garbled text but indicate a business charter and multiple entities.
Labor dispute halts rail yard work at stock yards
About 2 workers refused to strike for wage demands in a new rail yard job setup. The stoppage slowed car movement at the stock yards as employer Sirlice, Chicane, and July Whe Stetlow laid out daily pay of 1550 1.0 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newmo Jteilon Rall
Cara
Pretoria July WeFive artillerymen die in Magatoland blast
Five artillerymen stationed near Pretoria were killed by a powder magnesium explosion at Magatoland, according to reports from local authorities. The incident occurred during routine operations, with investigators examining the site for causes and safety lapses.
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Pretoria
Magatoland
National Educational Association Opens Convention in Los Angeles
Los Angeles hosts a July gathering of the National Educational Association with bunting and electric arches lighting the principal streets. Delegates from Indiana Kentucky and Nebraska arrive as the second session of the national council of education meets. Commissioner A T Harrie presents the social commission report while papers on school hygiene differentiation and educational progress are read. The Indian schools department conducts a preliminary lesson.
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Los Angeles
Cal
National Educational Association
Indiana
Kentucky
Nebraska
National Council of Education
A. T. Harrie
United States Commissioner of Education
Washington, DC
Social Commission
Department of
Echodl Hygiene
S. X. Snyder
State Normal School
Greeley
Col
Keres
Holyoke
Mass
N. Sturray Butler
New York
Department On
Don
Yellow Fever Outbreak Reported From Cuba Dispatch
Washington reports deaths from yellow fever in Cuba including Hawati Jule and Private And rew Sterling among others. Major OReilly cites no new cases in twenty four hours and Havens camp conditions are favorable. A Hale letter from Santiago recalls rapid illness and regimental losses in the Fifth United States Infantry.
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Hawati
Andrew Sterling
Aft Infunicy
Did Ih
Vollow Four
Poerte Pringine
Melkute
John W. Clotien
Pirteinth Infantry
Pilvare Reten Griffin Aigh Cavalry
Bupreu
Sternberg
Oreilly
Hevana
Surree
Sarthago
Nashville
Tran
Wht
Hale
Son Chothes
Santia
Ann Elizabeth A Tartar Kidnapping in Joliet Penitentiary
Chicago reports Mrs. Ann Hilga beth Ingersoll of Painesville abducted Gerald Lapiter and was moved to Joliet Penitentiary. She resisted with violence, fighting three men to escape custody in the jail yard and tearing at guards.
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Chicago
Ann Hilgabeth Ingersoll
Painesville
Gerald Lapiter
Joliet
Talay
Whitman
Aml
Tome Homisole
Neadm Corea
Attempted train wreck ends with locomotive saving passengers
In Pattaville Pauly and two youths from nearby towns faced charges after attempting to wreck a Philadelphia bound passenger train. The plan failed when the locomotive’s front wheels deflected the damage, sparing the riders. Alderman Medsol oversaw the case amid heavy security.
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Pattaville
Pauly
Philadelphia
Aml
Kendine
Shile Place
Kinkle
Watkins Admits Error in Ship Stranding
New York July 10 Captain Watkins admits the stranding of the American ship Parte was caused by a misunderstood error. He takes responsibility while asserting the accident stemmed from an unaccountable miscalculation rather than a failure of personnel. The captain, with 16 years at sea, discusses the incident and its attribution.
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New York
Captain Watkins
Watkins
Walline Eraso
Oean
Appointment of Wy-Poetmasters in Luzerne County
Officials named Kephart Leyfield and Kephart Notch in Lucerne county Milton Piorgon Zenith Luzerne and J B Nougle to oversee duties as Wy-Poetmasters for a herd of the fourth elite in Jieuneys Vania.
No Arbitration on Hazleton Riots Traced by Vienna
Officials report Vienna has rejected arbitration over Hazleton claims tied to Pasquin, Parlota, and sheriff murder cases. The United States claim of no responsibility is upheld by state authorities, while Austria-Hungary presses no further action and aims to drop the dispute after diplomatic efforts.
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Washington
Vienna
Hazleton
Parlota
United States
State Department
Pennsylvania
Hamipton
Austria-Hungary
Astria-hungary
Huge
Allegemeine Montagu Zeitzung
Austria
Weather and strike news from the morning paper
A morning roundup reports weather indicators and local strikes in progress. It notes General-Teachers heading to Los Angeles and a Crete incident, with updates from Detroit and Pittston. The piece mentions finance, a possible settlement, and local trade plans in Scranton and surrounding areas.
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Los Angele
Inia
Wrreck
Endeavorire
Detroit
Gore
Crete
Bom
Strike Threat Looms Over New York Street Rail Service
Eighteen members of the Metropolitan Street Rail company report to President Vreeland that 95 percent of employees are satisfied with hours and pay. Knights of Labor leaders meet Vreeland and later announce continued grievances and a potential strike, with John N. Parsons and Patsone signaling a serious, possibly protracted conflict.
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Knights of Labor
Vreeland
The
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
New York
Emelayer
Metropolitan
Vheeland
Dominment
Anoto
Vreeland Catin
Wogan
Toelock
Grand Central Hotel
John N. Parsons
Mian
Patsone
Matthews Defeats Seiloff In Relentless Brooklyn Victory
In New York on July 1 Matty Matthews of Brooklyn defeated Otte Seiloff of Chicago in the ninth round at the Janey Island Sporting Club. Matthews dominated with relentless offense, blood drawn from Seiloff, and the referee halted the bout. A separate bout between Matthews and Bellofi ended in a technical draw after thirteen rounds?
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New York
Matty Matthews
Brooklyn
Otte Sriloff
Chicago
Janey Island Sporting Club
Matthews
Marty
Ile Mainvlie
Chuck Piel
Bellofi
Shaugins Sellot
Matty
Sellot
Selloff
George
Edwards
Frank Patterson
Sally Smith
Law Angeles
Pyuteysonm
Law
Repeatinae
Smutth
Thotista
Bryan at Pike's Peak Summit Ovation for Bryan Tour
At Pike's Peak summit, William Jennings Bryan is greeted with continuous ovation from cheering crowds and color flags as he accepts a disputed plowing award from Western superintendent A. J. Dickey. Bryan thanks the crowd and notes the speech, praising the reception along the ascent.
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Pike's Peak
Ola Aly Yo—Dlon
William Jennings Brean Evuine
Colerate Spormire
Alains
A. Jd. Dickex
Weatern Tonten Pelagia Eos
Denver
Fatal Explosion at Altoona Involving Firemen
A fatal blast occurred in Altoona with several firefighters named Henry Heyer, David Wallace, Joseph Callahan, Charles MecLeagan among the dead. Henry Haver, Johnstown, and James aged 1 were among the killed. John Scott & Sons and Memorial Hospital are cited. Three others were injured but in good condition.
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Altoona
Ab Explosha
Rheinfehl
Henry Heyer
Domes Heyer
David Wallace
Joseph Callahan
Charles Mecleagan
Hanyel Wildle
Henry Haver
Johnstown
Henry Tayer
Blegon
James
John Scott & Sonn
Memorial Hospital
Ad Oo Donig
Tetunleht
Fragmented OCR Summary: Business Pricing Ambiguity Notices
The readable text shows garbled lines mentioning a company and pricing, with references to a 10 percent change and a per ton rate. It cites a vault of unclear figures and terms like the early 70s and a wage or price claim, but the exact entities and actions remain obscured by OCR errors.
Pennsylvania Pensions. July Washington Names
Fragmentary OCR lists individuals and terms such as Becker Tiffany Datton and Larkawannd alongside scattered place names and titles. The readable portion resembles a pension or administrative notice from Washington with dated July references and a set of named persons. The text remains incoherent and incomplete, lacking a clear event or outcome.
Unclear OCR Narrative On A Shooting Case
Fragmentary report describes a man named Kanausley Mo facing legal proceedings after a deputy was killed during an incident linked to an attempted arrest. The text references a federal court and the Choetasy court, with language mangled and few clear entities remaining.
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Kanausley Mo
Hitude
Federal Court
Wile
Wat Uhoe
Tammany and Bryan Endorsements Stir Park City Scene
A garbled report notes Yimiale Oliver powall Raewiy Ny York pol Tammany Hall backing by Beatie Wash on July 1. It claims Tammany will stay solid for Hywan and that the president would endorse Bryan anywhere even if the party were split in the platform.
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Beatie
Wash
Colonal “Yimiale
Oliver Powall
Raewiy
Ny York
Tarmany Mal
Alaska
Tammany Hall
Hywan
Tammany
Aliver
Glatiorn
Emdorem
Bryn
Ron
Truncated OCR Note on Fatality and Injuries
Fragmentary text reports a murder and injuries involving a father and son named Michawl and Will iam with details unclear. Specific places and full names are obscured by OCR errors, leaving only scattered mentions of a cellular company and a town reference.
North American delegates meet at Tonenedia gathering
The July Tonenedia event integrated an international turnout with Canadian representation. Organizing sessions dominated the day as delegates from multiple regions convened to discuss joint plans and cooperation.
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Tonenedia
Tron
North Americ
Jay
Canada
Veteran actor Tenry Loraine dies in July
London reports the passing of Tenry Loraine, a veteran actor who toured the United States many years ago. The obituary notes his long career and early fame while highlighting his later years away from the stage.
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London
Unclear fragmentary note on Joffyios and Angelen Vamp match
Fragmentary OCR text references Bun Pronebos, July 1b Som Tball, Jefeies' mev rager, Joe Tefford at Bjorkton Friday. Mentions four rounds and a champion, defense of volume against a bet with Joffyios at Angelen Vamp a tow month ago.
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Bun Pronebos
Som
Jefeies
Joe Tefford
Bjorkton
Hay
Deffynd Vluime
Joffyios
Angele
Train wreck kills two women during California bound trip
A nine coach special train from St. Louis to Los Angeles crashed into a freight near News Main Stockton California. Miss Addie Harris and Miss Lena Hammond were killed and thirteen passengers injured. Most injuries were minor while the freight cars burned and the locomotive tender damaged the sleeper.
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Newman
Californina
Addie Harris
Lena Hammond
Stockton, Co
St. Louis
Los Angeles
News Main
Stans County
Robert Milta
Heroic Telegraph Operator in Wilmington Robbery Assault
In Wilmington a telegraph operator at a railroad crossing near Middletown was attacked at 2:20 am while testing equipment. He was robbed of $25 and sustaining injuries, but signaling kept trains separated. Suspects traced to Sumril e bridge, seven miles away, and arrested. named as Young and Chester Rosin from Uniontown, Pa.
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Wilmington
Delaly
Wiltlit Ahern
Wai
Cynn
Jon Middletown
Maden
Weutids
Tradt
Summile Bridge
Dimes
Rosin
Uniontown
Mal
Glass Workers Meet Opens International Convention
The International convention of flint glass workers opened today with delegates from many units attending. A parade moved through the principal streets as leaders spoke on unifying all branches of the glass trade and potential effects on labor relations.
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Munehs
Dade
Flint Glass
Ford
Terniea
Aewisha
Maser Touhy
Jim
Respite Granted for Susquehanna County Murderers
A respite extends the execution stay for James Fagin and Cornelius W. Shew, condemned to death for the murder of Jackson Pepper. The delay continues from July to September as authorities review the case and consider petitions.
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James Fagin
Cornelius W. Shew
Susquehanna County
Jackson Pepper
Hush
Steamship Arrivals New York Report
Arrivals at New York port include ship duties and passenger listings. Notable names such as William Mer Uiroser appear among the travelers processed, with routine clearance and health checks noted for the period.
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New York
William Mer Uiroser
Weather notes for Pennsylvania and nearby regions
A July forecast from Washington predicts a fair Tuesday in eastern Pennsylvania with clear conditions. The outlook for Wednesday shows continued pleasant weather with mild temperatures and no precipitation expected.
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Waashington
Pennsylvania
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Conia
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Wilbur Hapmain
Dyenna
William, Stow
Baer
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MM. E. Hishop Vincent
Kinea
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W.clark
Tindenver
Teprott
Armerican Commission
Petice
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Otr
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Wiliston
Johnn. Vincent
Grain Crop Report
Harlan
Joly Wi
Albert Spaith
Gale Ome
Annte Whiton
Hogwerls
Crook
Alger
Abraham Pinklestein
Pulp Paper Corporation
Virginia Yulopal Paper Company
Capital Check Sana
Cope
Vilgeinlos
Ablexe
Bunting
Cuba
Brooke
Havens
Bontloge
Dele Leonard
Faye of
Theese
Favelock
Beltround
Soll Sasinds
Ehwurite
Fom
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Tartar
Gilberton
Paris
Pittston
Weet Beranton
Atiou Scranton
Voml Cla
Seiloff
Bryan
Ovator
Pennsylvania Pensions
Denle Souluhbwch
Tatlin
Fox
Rewtorsnag
Tite Chaie W. Becker
Haltetegal
Birugehanns
HH Io
Inceant
Tammany and Bryan
Jimmie" Oliver
Witttes-Marre
Ae Miegy Cf Ie
Joreebanks Cell Company
Oat Piitetonm Toukgad
Michawl
William
Tron Moulders Mest
Loraine Pead
Chance
Jaffer
Albert Mills
Miss Addif Hares
Tonls
Mibs
Seneca Pally
N.Y
Moorhouse
Battle Crook
Hilmibeth White
St. Louia
Miss Or
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St. Lotta
Mies Fatile
EB. Spalih
William Ahearn
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Shew
Major Quay
Andrew A. Quay
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