Enraged Demonstration in Willemstad Over Castro
Venezuelan crowd apologizes to the audience while family members are forced to sing the Dutch national hymn. Tensions rise in Curacao as residents condemn actions tied to Castro Abrecited, with violence and intimidation reported amid police protection and mob activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Membes
Ace
Ventrudié
Curacao
Curicae
Peri
Castro
Aedey
Nan Avieck
Poh
Mary Ana
Increased Rates Triggered by Eastern Act Across Regions
The fragmented notice indicates a proposed rise in rates affecting areas including Grersia and Chattanorza with a southern territorial application due on July 29 at Az. The report alleges a plan involving non allegations and potential costs tied to this action, mentioning weather disruptions and systemic shifts impacting Louishire and Nes ie areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grersia
Louishire
Nesie
Chattanorza
Manle
Unclear OCR fragment on markets and incidents
Fragmentary historical news item with garbled names and places. Mentions market activity, a fatal or violent incident near Portmith Arkansas, a derailment near Fort Baith, and several injured or deceased individuals. Source text is heavily corrupted and difficult to parse into discrete facts.
Shippers Demand Halt to Rail Rate Increase Ultimatum
The 3,005,000,000 skippers formed to resist a railroad increase issue an ultimatum. If railroads insist on new rates, shippers will appeal to the interstate commerce commission and seek court action. They will seek a conference with regional presidents to avert upheaval, as the commission prepares to rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railroaats
Interstzts
Interstate Commerce Commission
Org River
Mississippi
Ap- 4
Pauling
Mt Sightéen
Great Merates Race Celebrates American Victory
In Loalon the Americans won first prize as Dorando from Italy collapsed near the finish while attempting the marathon. An escort carried him to the line as an Italian victory was heralded. Hay American finished second with some assistance. The crowd saw Italy’s triumph signaled by a flag at center. Deranda, carried from a stretcher, faced protests over finish- line aid. Hefferon of South Africa finished third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loalon
Dorando
Taly
Maraton
Asar
Hay American
Deranda
Hefferon
South Africa
Dowe
Missouri
Atripcie Lah
Disaster in Swiss Tunnel Claims Workmen’s Lives
A tunnel collapse in Losischbers near Bern swamped the site with water and sand after a wall fault released a torrent. Eighteen workers are reported dead or missing, with rescue attempts hindered by flooding and unstable debris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berneniul
Losischbers Tunnel
Alps
Jworkmen
Night of lightning hits Camp Hayes injures guardsmen
A severe storm at Camp Hayes in Pe Wwania left three National Guard soldiers killed and nearly 500 people injured or hurt by electrical belts and other storm effects. The event marked the wildest night since July 1863 as lightning struck camp during a routine visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Hayes
National Guard
Pe Wwania
Nisterie Battleground
Sakk Hania Sinks After Collision With Goteborg
The steamer Sakk Hania, part of the Chilean passenger trade, collided with the steamer Goteborg and sank within moments after being cut amidships. The disaster left details scarce and a cleanup of the incident is underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sakk Hania
Gotebors
Kansas Barker Conzirec In Confused Senate Row
A fragment from a Kansas court or legislative item references Barker Conzirec, an absence of several nights, and a juried session with deferment notes. The readable text hints at a formal proceeding or decision but details are unclear.
Funeral of Ty Cedmian Pott Bishop Held at Coop Moraise
Funeral arrangements for Cedmian Pott, bishop of thedi, take place in Coop moraise. The text notes the church and a procession with names such as Necktie Cousin Senos Iente Josep IL Renrr, and references an incident on the Suississipp where an man named Alb ing gun drill at Newport, Fr. TF, where a necktie was caught in cogs of a machine, leading to the man's death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Cedmian Pott
Thedi
Coop Moraise
Cee
Senos Iente Josep IL Renrr
Suississipp
Newport
Foresters Convene. Milwaukee Meeting Plans 1910 Fold
Fire at Leonard causes $75,600 damage. Four sultines destroyed with foresters to meet in Milwaukee. At St. Paul Minnesota the United Order of Foresters agreed to fold next convention at Milwaukee in 1910 and to raise salaries of supreme physicians, supreme ranger, and treasurers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard
XN. D
Fern Parse
M. D
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Minn
Hie United Order of Foresters
Bmilwaukes
Tie Factory to Resume Work at Vernon Plant
The plant of the Chicago Tie Preserving Company at Vernon Ed will resume work on Aug 1 after a ten month shutdown. A full force of workmen will be employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tie Fastory
Chicago Tie Preserving Company
Vernon
Roosevelt orders retrial in Standard Oil case
President Roosevelt directs the attorney general to act with urgency to retry the Standard Oil case despite a court of appeals ruling. He rejects any notion of guilt denial and seeks to prevent miscarriages of justice by involving Frank B Kellogg and pursuing justice vigorously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I Company
Roosevelt
I Iratios
United States Court of Appeals
Loeb
Frank B. Kellogg
Bloody Trail in Boston Patrols Fire Upon Ambush
In daylight near Boston Jamaion Plains a besieged outlaw gang terrorized the area. An ambush at Forest Hills cemetery left two dead and three wounded as officers moved to intercept. A fourth suspect fled but was quickly captured. police fired repeatedly after the third man attempted escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamaion Plains
Boston
Forest Hills
Ofcer
Indictments Hit Mail Order Firms in Swindle Case
A federal grand jury in Chicago returned indictments against eighty nameable mail order houses and related firms for massive mail fraud involving millions of dollars. The case names Mitch F Thames Edward and others linked to white slave training schemes and rail line shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chic
Erunadh
Rock Island
Malls & Joint Pill T Mitch F. Thames
Edwantile Finance
Awindl
Gans Nelson Mill OT Promoter Faces Earnings Gap
Promoter Tex Richa faces a challenged purse as Gans Nelson Mill OT. and others show inability to secure funds. Utah and Calizer points fail to meet expected Idp rates, risking a loss of $1,902 in projected winnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gans-Nelson Mill
Ars
Utah
Local star Shattuck returns home from tour
Mderman Jo Shattuck of Laks and La returned Tuesday from a flogged Gistriet tour under declared conditions. Practically every influence shows the crowd swept away. people remain feebly engaged as the event unfolds with unclear outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mderman Jo Shattuck
Laks & la
Gistriet
Freaty Report On State Oath And Japanese Informant
The article concerns a state oath and an informant connected to Japan. It notes Mrs. Stecxm as widow of a manufacturer and remarks on related political actions and formalities within the state government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Core Tor
Stecxm
Manufneturar
Filmate Society founder Jehn G. Shevtal dies in Winn
Jehn G. Shevtal, founder of the welstn Hamene asencisticn, died fs Aras at Winn. The obituary notes his leadership and years of service, with emphasis on his role in the society and local impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Netfee! Filmate Society
Jehn G. Shevtal
Welstn Hamene Asencisticn
Winn
Tragic Accidents Reported Aboard Steel Vessel
Killed are Gea Dit and Joseph J Henry ordinary seamen aboard the barred ship Misstesto during drill when a gun offhand caused a fatal mishap. A crewman fell into machinery and suffered a broken neck. Names include Cohn IT Pierce Tron Man Tread John Pierce of Kewanee and others. Police and officials filed scattered reports amid routine training drills.
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Joseph J. Henry
Beara
Cohn
Pierce
John O. Pierce
Kewanee
Aled
Dapper
Alton
Sioux City Fire Destroys Produce Plants. Man Dies
A Thursday blaze at Ne tense Bakers Ev plant and Hanford Produce Co plant in Sioux City caused extensive damage. Fireman E Welker of North Riverside died from smoke inhalation after being rushed to a police ambulance. Losses are estimated near 200000 to 300000 with Hanford plant wreckage at about 40600 to 100000 more. The fire origin remains unknown.
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Sioux City
Netense Bakers Ev Company
First
Chart
Hanford Produce Company
E. Welker
North Riverside
Hanfor
Hanford
Walker
State Levy Fixes and Real Estate Assessments
The Executive Council set the state tax levy at 3.5 mills after a previous 8.4 mill rate, noting a potential treasury deficit if January obligations had been settled. It plans no change to last year’s railroad assessment and has equalized real estate values by accepting local assessor figures without adjustments. Action was taken a week ago across counties.
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Executive Council
Loral
Veteran Minstrel Man Billy Williams Found
Williams, a famed minstrel, was recovered in Moline after disappearing from Des Moines last Saturday. A local business man aided his return, and he will rest at a sanitarium before possible return to Des Moines. Mrs Williams will join him later as arrangements are made for her care.
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Sian Harmnen
Billy Willams
Des Moines
Las
Mrs. Williams
Melive
Porter named professor of animal husbandry at Hawaii college
E. Porter, of the 1906 Iowa State College animal husbandry class, has been elected professor at Hawaii Agricultur al College at a salary of 1890 dollars per year. He worked through Centerville and Taitiert schools and completed the four-year course at Iowa State College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
Fenwall
E. Porter
Iowa State College
Hawaii Agricultur College
Porter
Centerville
Taitiert
Killed By a Cow Ends Rev August Schueter’s Life
The Rev August Schueter longtime pastor of the German Evangelical church at Tripoli died aged 45 from injuries after a cow attacked him while he was leading cattle to pasture. Survived by wife and children, the tragedy follows a series of local notices including fair speculation and other regional incidents across Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Schueter
Missing One Thousand Dollar Package In Des Moines
A Des Moines Express company office reports a missing package containing $1,060. Detectives investigate as two similar parcels reached destinations, while this one vanished. Officials deny employee involvement and expect the package to resurface. secrecy surrounds the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Adame Express Company
Dee Moines
Adams Express Company
Mer Wieteid
Poison on Finger and Death in Farm Accident
Mrs Henry Widek aged 72 of Far Dodger and her granddaughter Gladys Wooddle of Lehigh, Mes. Widek died after finger injury led to blood poisoning while picking. Gladys Wooddle, hauling hay, was struck in the stomach when a hay fork broke a double tree, dying shortly after. Funeral held Wednesday from Wonddie Rum in Lehigh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Widek
Dodger
Gladys Wooddle
Léhigh
Mes
Widek
Gladys Wond- Ale
Wonddie Rumfin Lehigh
Heavy Loss as Storm Hits Vicinity of Dutmgar
Storm damage near Dutmgar causes extensive loss across railways and crops. Initial estimates place damages around £500,000 with rail lines washed out near Volga C and the Denat ar way bridge requiring rebuilding. Communication lines disrupted as four waterlogged areas hamper movement and property losses rise.
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Dutmgar
Milwaukee Road
Volga
Lenhane
Elsport
Denat Ar Way
Roe
Dees Alone in Alaswa Nome Telegram News
A Norwegian Alaska telegram reports the death of John Dees in Nome or Nome region with his brothers George and Charles remaining in Seattle. The brothers planned to reunite with John in the far north years ago but icebound conditions delayed their return, arriving ten days after John’s passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
Birs
Jesu File Asaford
John
Numeraska
George
Charles
Seattle
Nome
Storth Country
Iowa Saloons Upheld Contempt Denial by Judge Barkes
In Pyapee, a contempt of court case against saloonkeepers failed as Judge Barkes overruled motions seeking an injunction. One trial and a venue motion were denied, requiring continuance before the judge. The defense, led by the saloonkeepers, offered little hope amid expert testimony and courtroom tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barkes
Dubucve
Ie State Baptist Association
Cmsideratios
Attacked by Bil as Farmer Guards Cattle
I H Blake of Sloan was tending cows when two large dehorned bulls charged. Blake fought them back, finally reaching the fence, but was struck in the face. He sustained one broken and severe bruising to the nose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. H. Blake
Sloan
Mr. Blake
Bierig
Robbery Report Involving Black Residents Shocks City
A chaotic incident occurred Monday night as a man was relieved of 25 dollars in a troubling confrontation inside a local residence. Police report tensions involving Black residents and a hostile group led to the alarming scene in the city Paz district.
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Reidus
Maso
Jas
Gory Ar
Paz
Death of Father O Torrich at McGregor Parish
The report notes the death of Father Thomas O'Donnell, long time pastor of the Catholic parish in McGregor, after sixteen years of service. It mentions St Mercy hospital in Dubuque and a brief reference to Mon dase, Gomi Stands Meeting. Also notes Iowa highway commission delaying School of Instruction at Waterloo on Aug 10 and an annual state supervisors meeting with a joint program in planning. An Indian named George Soldier was killed by a passenger train near the Tems reservation while walking on the Northwestern track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father O Torrich
Thomas O'Donnell
McGregor
St Mercy Hospital
Dubuque Mondase
Gomi
Iowa Highway Commission
Waterloo
Tems
George Soldier
Harvesting Progress Across Northwest Jows Mills
The northwest region reports oats in early harvest with some rust concerns. Barley will soon be launched in shock. Oats show a light crop shortfall while Timothy and clover harvests are in full blast with heavy yields.
Sigourney Man Drowned and Other Local Tragedy
Dr. J P Doherty a Sigourney veterinary surgeon was drowned. The report notes the drowning occurred while he and Fred Hefner a druggist were involved in an incident. The brief item records the event with minimal detail and local names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigourney
J. P. Doherty
Fred Hefner
Labor unions span continents from Denver to Western Australia
Reports show upholsterers in Guelph and other trades cutting wages and organizing unions. San Francisco barber and Boston cigar workers recall union growth, while Toronto brewery staff see wage gains. Spokane plans a labor temple as 7,000 unionists exist. government set to study mine disasters. new engineers and stenographers unions form in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guelph
Denver
San Fracisco Barbery Unire
Revere
Mass
Boston
Unke
Bat
Trekmakers’ Protective Union
United States
Casterton
Toronto
Ont
Breyeries
Structural Building Trades Alliance
Central Labor Union of
Spokane
Wash
Crusade Formed Against Philadelphia Factory Inspectors
Labor groups unite after disclosures of unhealthy factory conditions in Philadelphia. They demand stronger tuberculosis prevention measures, citing 10,000 annual cases and 4,425 deaths, blaming inspector neglect for high death tolls and failing enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Sis
Automobiles versus horse wagons in fire service report
The annual report from the Boston department praises motorized fire vehicles and criticizes horse drawn wagons for safety. It notes fewer injuries with automobiles and more accidents involving wagons, while also mentioning Vienna horse meat demand and Suez Canal profit trends amid fiscal tweaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bostor Utment
Ssipper Wells
Prohibition Party Nominates Chafin and WatKing for Presidency
Eugenes W. Chafin of Chicago was named for president and Aeron S. Watking of Acts, Ohio, for vice president at the Prohibition national convention in Columbus. The party adopted the claim of the shortest platform in history, urging equal suffrage and prohibition, with strong attacks on major parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Qapogber
Eugenes W. Chafin
Chicago
United States
Prohibition National Convention
Aeron S. Watking
Acts, O
Ohio “Northern University
Prohibition Party
Helen Keller opens first shop for blind workers in Manchester
Helen Keller opens a shop in Manchester offering handicraft from blind workers. The display features loom products and Tariona house furnishings as part of a planned chain of such shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Keller
Manchester
Mage
Nelson defeats Gans in San Francisco bout
The article notes Joe Gans losing the lightweight crown in a seventh round bout to Bagting Nelson in San Francisco. It also mentions news items on European marriages, the de Castellane heiress, and safety statistics from July Fourth celebrations with high fatalities and injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelcom Downs Gane
San Francisco
Joe Gans
Toustle
Bagtling Nelson
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Sioux County Herald
Orange Erry, Iowa
Tion
Willemstan
Sik Scrambie Fiir ¢ Wy
Calshieiery Triets
Midaigm
Sop Tees
Halle
Conduttur Stat Hy Coivers
Schwartz
St Ttseph
Whese Pital
Goodland
Auge
Portmith
Ark
Indinno
Fort Baith
Lastord
Haig
Carin
Gettsburs
Kansas
Barker Conzirec
Jmry
Alege Ts
Orcer
Trannys
Warrig
DEATU
Fhlle" Wiliians
Sete Pir
J. PB. Eimer
Efons
Cenix
sEan
Unis
Lema
Nex
Nainny Lentz
Lomack
Traatdy Toseis
Maude
Wilbur Carr
Fort Dodge
Thomas Nicholson
Gowrie
Sues Theater
Bamares
Khan
Boone
H.C. Reigiey
The
Ames' Times
Leges
Reigiey
Silas Corer
Ena
Bey
Spencer
Jesse Abecy
Henry Abely
Little Sioux
Theodore Bell
Northwesters
Hix Rosh
Mason City
Dees
Alaswa
Iowa
Bil
Ohio
Cuba
Brotherhood
United Mine Workers of America
Foledo
Indians
Kansas City
Oklahows
Arkansas
New York
Stenoraphers and Accountants’ Union
Greater
Neo York
Newvy
Baia Z the
Pire Horse
Vienna
Bate
Suez Canal
Ite
OO Man
Gegeme
W.chafin
Aqua ‘Bure Party
Watking
Lincoln
Tutt Jend Bryan
Chatrman
Robert H. Pattom
Spring Sala Ty
Patton
Timgs
Theia
Herman Raster
Illinois
Lberty Plart
Wade HB. Ellis
Bryan
Memorial Hall
Janes
Rav
E.G. Eston
Dimole
Robert H. Patton
Springfeld
A. Bark
B. Ferguson
Congress
District of Columbia
Internal Revenue
Equitable
Iscoms
Permanent Tariff Commission
Postoffice Department
Hishwass
London
Prince
Hella de Sagan
France
America Gould Heirews
Boni de Castellane
Mme
Anna
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