Government Troops Storm Ciudad Bolivar in Venezuela Battle
Report from Bolivar Venezuela describes Gen Gomez led government forces recapturing Ciudad Bolivar after heavy fighting. Old customhouse and water works seized. Tlton block housing German and French firms shelled as revolutionaries retreat with heavy casualties reported. Caracas notes peg capture as near end of the rebellion and a return to peace.
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Gomez
Ciudad Bolivar
Tlton
United States
la Soledad
Right Man in Mississippi City Telegraph Murder Case
Telegram from Mississippi City dated July 2 reports Ogiesby, the Black man taken from here a week ago, has been indicted for first degree murder. No further details on charges or witnesses are provided in the readable fragment.
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Mississippi City
Mier
Ogiesby
Moore Investment plans three story addition to Whit Comb Building
The Moore Investment company filed plans with the building inspector for a three story addition to the Whit Comb Building at Second Avenue and Union Street. The original foundation and walls were built for six stories, but only one was erected. The improvement would cost about $40,000.
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Moore Investment Company Company
Rng
Whitcomb
Second Avenue
Union Street
Cardinal Agnardi in the Papal Contention of 19th Century
The text profiles Cardinal Agnardi as a six year cardinal, outlines his birthplace near Hergame, Rome studies, roles in seminary and propaganda, his archbishopric at Cesarea, apostolic delegation to India, and service in Munich and Vienna. It notes his support of Christian Socialists and the Hungary party, culminating in his papal candidacy.
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India
Rome
Munich
Bavaria
Vienna
Christian Socialieta
Hungary
Agnardi
Secred College
Mt Peters
Bells Toll as Nations Mourn Leo XIII in Rome
Rome observes national mourning for Pope Leo XIII with bells tolling across 400 churches. Post mortem finds lungs and pleura affected, body to be moved to St Peter's. Nine day novemdiales outlined, including viewings, pontifical robes, and a procession. Three grand funeral services planned with dates undecided.
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Rome
Vatican
St. Peter's
Leo XIII
Emalier
Congregation of Cardinate
Jalla
Chaphoir
Mount Rainier Name Battle Sparks Tacoma Seattle Feud
Tacoma and Seattle firms clash over proper name of Mount Rainier causing threats of suit. Beattie firm’s booklet sparked dispute by mislabeling a picture, with Tacoma insisting Mount Tacoma is wrong and Mount Rainier is correct. Court action likely if unresolved.
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City OF Destiny
Seattle
Mount Rainier
Mount Tacoma
Rainier
Beattie
Mt Rainier
Mount
Tacoma
Mount Flaipier
Mount Meiniar
Train accident claims life in Redwing
Horace Bushnell of Redwing was killed when he fell asleep on a railroad track after drinking. He lost both legs and died the following morning. In Parbait, burglars broke open the Carlton Hill safe last night and stole cash. no suspects or clues identified.
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Redwing
Cal
Horace Bushnell
Parbaic
N. J
Carlton Hill Ce
Roosevelt transfers White House saddle horses to Oyster Bay
The president moves all saddle horses and family mounts to Oyster Bay. Bleistein, his favorite hunter, famed for a 6 feet 6 inch jump, is joined by Vagenka and Diamond, plus other ponies and a large Icelandic foal, as the Roosevelts prepare for riding on Long Island trails.
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Washington, D. C
Oyster Bay
Roosevelts
Bleistein
Roosevelt
White House
Iceland
Hitchcock
Archie Roonevelt
Jeanie Overdue Sailed From Nome For Seattle 24 Days Ago
Steamer Jeanie departed Nome June 2 with mining cargo for De Soto Mining Company and left Bering Bay June 28 for Seattle, now 24 days overdue. Reports say Capt Mason warned Nome officials he would avoid ice floes, possibly driving the vessel off course. Pacific Clipper ice group cites delay due to planned calls at several canneries on the return trip.
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Jeanie
Nome
de Soto Mining Company
Bering Ly Port
Beattie
Mason
Ace Nome
Pacific Clipper Ice
One Year Burglary Sentence For Renton Hotel Break
George Herman pleaded guilty to burglary in the Melrose hotel break at Renton. In superior court this morning Judge Griffin sentenced him to one year in the penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Herman
Renton
Griffin
Oklahoma's New Road Through Western Oklahoma
Construction on the Orient railroad advances rapidly in Western Oklahoma. The line total approaches 100 miles in the Teriway area, with 465 miles expected to operate within a month and about 600 miles by year’s end. The route will run a straight line from Anthony to the Red River, passing rich agricultural land and the territory's wheat belt.
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Guthrie
Oke
Orient
Oklahoma
Anthony
Eas
Red River
Territory
Burglary at local post office and fire station stove
A post office safe was blown open by burglars who escaped with part of the contents. At a board of public works meeting yesterday afternoon, two men stood at the southwest corner of Minor arena awaiting a fire engine, with the price paid listed as 4000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melton
Board of
Abtle Works
Minor Arene
Supreme Court Halts Proceedings in Slaughter Case
The Supreme Court orders a halt to ongoing proceedings in the Slaughter case and considers directing Rupert or another party to justify why a higher court should not restrain the actions of Careton Bron and J. The writ is returnable July 1 and work to resume is slated for completion by July, enabling the Slaughter matter to proceed without contempt risk.
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Rupertor
Careton Bron
Cripples Prevail as Tacoma Tigers Fall at Athletic Park
Duedale's crippled ball-tossers defeated the Tacoma Tigers yesterday afternoon in an Ore hill showdown. Marty Maupin and Mt Vrain, natives of Lowisiana Mo, led the pitching despite absences and a last minute switch in players as the Tigers' lineup failed to hold. The announcer noted Mary get better and hinted at adjustments for the next game.
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Duedale
Tacoma Tigers
Athletic Park
Marty Maupin
South Paw
Mt. Vrain
Lowisiana
Tarry
Mary
Vrain
Hollitieeworth
Portland
Tacoma Carnival Brings City Guests And Royal Reception
The Tacoma mayor declares a city holiday to stage a grand carnival. Delegations from Seattle join a monster parade near the armory with ships chartered to transport participants. The queen will preside as dignitaries arrive and festivities begin with a royal reception and formal march.
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Tacoma
Pacific
Seattle
Tenday
Seattle- Tacoma
Northern Pacific
Oakland Beats Siwashers In Park Exhibition
Oakland controlled Recreation Park yesterday afternoon led by Beattie and Lohman for scores as Siwashers struggled to contain the opposing pitchers Carrick and Lee. Oakland's Beattie earned a decisive win while Carrick and Mohter faced tough opposition.
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Oakland
Recreation Park
Yestersay
Pete Lohman
Oaktana
Mohter
Carrick
Lee
Beore
Feattie
Beattie
Benattie
Portland
Sacramento
Running Races Added to Fall Meet at Meadows
The King County Fair association at the Meadows opens August 1 for a two week meet and adds running races to the daily program. Officials expect two harness races and four running events each day with many top runners returning from the recent meeting.
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King County Fair Association
Tary Leighton
Associating
Montana Excursion Arrives for City Tour
The Montana society of Beatie ha completed arrangements for entertaining the big excursion party of Montana residents on a Pacific coast tour. The reception committee will meet the excursionists at Auburn and accompany them into the city for showcasing sights.
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Montana Society of
Beatie Ha
Byal Society
Auburn
Excursion on steamer Waleh and clam bake near Tremerton
Thursday excursioners aboard the chartered steamer Waleh will tour the sound, followed by a beach clam bake near Tremerton. One hundred fifty prominent Montana men, with their families, will join the trip. Dr J Whitcombrougher will speak at the Pioneer Baptist church on Younes People Work this evening. Music by the Wire Haptiet choir and Mrs Moffat will sing. All are invited and a treat is promised.
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Waleh
Tremerton
Montana
J. Whitcombrougher
Piret Maptiat
Wiret Haptiet
Mra. Moffat Witl Wing
Doctor Helfrich Celebrates 100th Birthday in Allentown
Dr Henry Helfrich the oldest physician in Pennsylvania marked his 100th birthday in Allentown July 22. Despite his age he remains mentally sharp and occasionally prescribes for patients as he has for many years.
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Allentown
Henry Helfrich
Pennsylvania
Tony
Helfrich
Treaty With Cuba Unratified as Cuban Congress Adjourns
Washington reports that Cuba’s legislature adjourned sine die without acting on the treaty with the United States. The postal treaty terms were confirmed, and diplomatic efforts continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Equiers
Col Fisher to Confer in Washington on Immigration
Col Thomas M. Fisher, Puget Sound Immigration Bureau chief, departs for Washington to meet with Secretary Cortelyou about immigration inspection. While absent, J J Bargent will run the local office. a conference may lead to added inspectors and improved facilities on the Sound ports.
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Col. Fisher
Cortelyou
Thomas M. Fisher
Puget Sound Immigration Bureau
Washington
George Th. Cortelyou
PAS
Sound
J. J. Bargent
Sumas
Roosevelt’s Fury at Publications Claiming Friendly Stance
President Roosevelt denounces covert attacks by papers that pose as friendly outlets. He cites The New York World and Harper’s Weekly for instigating untruths about him and his friends, especially regarding Senators Fairbanks and Hanna as potential vice presidential picks.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Db. C
End
New York Fup
Harpers Weekly
Voleaic
Fairbanks
Hanne
Chicago Professor Links Soda Water to Beer Profits
Chicago professor Alex Smith of the University argues in a lecture that total abstinence advocates who push soda water as a counter to beer may inadvertently boost brewing profits. He notes soda water uses byproducts of brewing and that increased soda consumption could lower beer prices and raise overall brewing sales.
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Chicago
Alex, Smith
Chicago University
Pickleville’s pickle industry and Oak Harbor plant
A historical note describes the Pickleville Oak Harbor pickle plant with its three departments and auxiliary facility. It cites a yearly production scale of about 100,000 pickles, 40 to 45 gallon barrels for shipping, and 4 thousand bushels of salt used daily during processing. The plant employs many locals and highlights the town’s nickname Pickleville.
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Port Clinton
Peter Piper
Oak Harbor
Arrel Usuntly
Masked Bandits Hold Up Saloon on Grant Street
Two young men robbed the Anaconda saloon on Grant Street near the Boulevard last night just before midnight. They seized money from the cash drawer while a third man guarded outside, searched two customers but left their money. Detectives are pursuing leads.
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Grant Street Bridge
Anaconda
Boulevard
Cash Register
William Frye
Walter Dean
Dean
Frye
No Divorce Allowed in South Carolina Says Bill of Tradition
Charleston dispatch notes South Carolina remains the only state denying divorce and recognizing none from other states. It cites a historic carpet bag rule era, constitutional provisions, and a strong belief in the indissolubility of marriage. Adultery and neglect justify separation but not divorce, with alimony and child care handled by courts.
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Charleston
D. C
South Carolina
Unclear agricultural prices and yields in Oak Harbor notes
Fragmentary report mentions prices per bushel for small and large varieties and expected yields around Oak Harbor. The text includes garbled terms such as cultesn and ratst pickles, with inconclusive figures like 2 to M bushels per acre and a misplaced percent sign, making precise details uncertain.
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Oak Harbor
Steamer Prosper Sold to Juneau Operator
The steamer Prosper, running Seattle to Port Townsend, was sold to Henry Shattuck of Juneau Alaska. He will place her on the Juneau Sitka route under a government mail contract. Built in 1898 at Port Townsend, the 165 gross ton vessel was owned by Puget Sound Navigation Company, which received 17000 dollars for her.
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Seattle
Port Townsend
Henry Shattuck
Juneau
Alaska
Sitka
Puget Sound Avaigation Company
Shattuck
Future Queen of Denmark Profile in Paris
The Danish crown princess, in Paris with her husband, is Europe’s richest royal princess. She inherits 18 000 068 from her late Swedish queen mother and stands over six feet tall. She mothered eight children, four sons and four daughters, with the oldest son Prince Christian set to inherit most of the fortune.
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Paris
Denmark
Europe
Sweden
Dagmar
Prince Christian
Alexandrina
Grand Duke
Mecklenburg-Schwerin
Prince Charles
Maud of Wales
Theoungest
Edward TL
Noted singer Irma Gola’s dramatic Vienna death
Vienna reports the death at 29 of renowned singer Frau Irma Gola after a dramatic bedside farewell. She dressed in the Traviata robe before dying as her brother Mendelssohn’s Frühlingslied played and she sang to earth. Little details mix with a separate Cleveland case of jewelry theft by Annie Browley.
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Vienna
Irma Gola
Mendelssohn
Cleveland
Annie Browley Tast
Ghost in Ice Chest Hides Then Heads to Testimony
A man described as the ghost is said to have concealed himself in an ice chest aboard a train at Jackson Kentucky. He remained in the express car until crowds dispersed and went home alone. He wired authorities and plans to testify before a grand jury today before taking an afternoon train.
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Jackson
Wen
Edward O Shea sues William Jensen for damages in Himnarck case
Edward O Shea sues William Jensen proprietor of the Himnarck case for 500 damages. He claims he was thrown out of the [venue] on the evening of June 8 1948 for unspecified cause. Chicago reports Wheat-rye 7.
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Edward
Shea
William Jensen
Himnarck
Henge
Neing
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