Great floods in Vienna plus global turmoil widen war fears
Turbulent dispatches report torrential rains in Vienna causing extensive damage while European military leaders move toward Europe. Cholera outbreaks in Manila and Cairo raise alarm as strikes and economic strains spread. Amid global unrest, fires destroy plants in Kentucky and Texas and a train derailment near Houston injures passengers.
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Vienna
Delaney and
Rothelieve
Pretoria
Europe
George of
Saxony
Poeumonta
Mukden
Manchuria
Horta
Payal
White Race in Mindoro Described by Army Officer
Lieutenant De Clairmont reports an isolated interior of Mindoro home to a perfectly white, semi civilised people. The community, hospitable yet resistant to outsiders, is said to inhabit a capital city of over 20 000 with outlying groups. A Spanish surgeon allegedly found their children twenty five years ago and a returning lawyer reportedly leads them in religious conversion.
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Lo A. Be Clairmont
United States Army
Philippine Scouts
Manla
Mindoro
de Clairmont
Pagbilao
Taljakas
Manuel Castro
Castro
Europe
Thi Pse
Iidnape
May Start Collieries Amid Trade Rumors
The article reports potential resumption of coal mine operations this week despite ongoing strikes. Authorities prepared with police to prevent trouble, while miners’ willingness to return remains uncertain and operators doubt a restart will occur soon. President Mitchell notes the situation unchanged and in limbo.
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Mary
Mitchell
Californian Imitates Tracy in Calamity at Portersville
James McKinney sparked violence in Portersville by firing at a man in a card game and taking a rig from a livery. He wounded several bystanders as deputies pursued him, claiming a long criminal history and boasting of killing in a card game.
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Portersville
Cal
James McKinney
Assioon
McElvney
Lus
McKinney
Tilare
Tildie
Tracy
Riot at Election Hits Southern New Jersey Primary
Bitter primary for delegates to the Republican convention across Camden Gloucester and Salem counties ends with violence. Polls ran 7 to 4 p.m. A man was killed in Camden and several others were seriously wounded including Joe Goddard a noted Philadelphia political organizer.
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New Jersey
Camden
Gloucester
Salem
Cumlen
Joe Goddard
Phiindelylin
Angora sheep attack damages awarded in Leitrim case
In Ireland, a jury verdict awarded £5,500 damages to Wilting H. Featon of Sligo County against Vateless A. Metlugh for an incident involving an Angora sheep herder Far southwest of Hrowd dovelon Cole. The report notes a violent assault with knives and gagging during a disrupted sleep scene and mentions a council member removal from the Miage eamore council.
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Myre
Nancy Tering
Angora
Cole
Chile
Ted
Wilting H. Featon
Sligo
Ireland
A. Metlugh
Minitirenn
Leitrim
Fortivel
Mr. Fenton
Interstate Commerce Bulletin on Train Collisions and Fatalities
The Interstate Commerce Commission bulletin reports for the three months ending March 102, 212 killed and 411 injured in train accidents, plus 1 220 collisions and 58 derailments. Passenger trains suffered 221 collisions and 84 derailments with 41 fatal passenger incidents and 320 injuries. Damages to cars and engines totaled 1 014 258 dollars.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Indian-born San Francisco resident Mam Mari dies at 190
The obituary details Mam Mari a native of India who lived in San Francisco for generations. It notes a dramatic life story claiming descent from a Latvian prince, kidnapping to Haswelian Islands, years as a slave to a Haswelian planter, and eventual escape to California as a fugitive from Malay pursuers, with family legends of resistance to British rule.
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Mam Mari
India
San Francisco
Rons
Califfornia
Gantry
Venezuelans defeated in Los Andes reinforcement clash
A 1 004 strong reinforcement column under Leopolds Bapitain Ab ooragement was defeated by Menloge's troops near Alto de la Palme Los Andes. The Dupiista forces were driven back and their ammunition captured, ending with the enemy retreat to Carsche.
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Venrcuelan
Lucian Mendoza
Castro
Trujillo
Los Andes
Alto de la Palme
Leopolds Bapitain
Menloge
Dupiista
L Carsche
Jeffries Edges Fitzsimmons In Championship Fight
After eight brutal rounds James Jeffries knocked out Robert Fitzsimmons to retain the title. Fitzsimmons fought valiantly bleeding from facial wounds as Jeffries landed decisive blows in the eighth round. Crowd cheers and ticket sales reached about 35 000.
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Tercely
Robert Fiteshamona
James Jeffries
Corniahman
Fissiamon
Jeffries
Fitesimmons
Fitasimmons
Firesimmons
Galt
Evol
Fitzsimons
Fitzsimmons
Jefferies
Fitzaimmoos
Brena
Sam
Town Flood Damage Hits Irwin Area After Storm
A Friday night storm caused widespread flooding in Irwin Pennsylvania and surrounding areas. A large factory suffered damage, coal shafts flooded, bridges destroyed, and crops ruined. A passenger train stopped near Ignasbury as the nearby creek overflowed.
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Noto Manufacturing
Irwin
Rwin
Wertinureland
Wanhiagton
Ignasbury
Coroner Probes Baltimore Woman Fatal Bullet Wounds
Investigation by the coroner details Cecilia M. Sullivan's fatal injuries in Baltimore. She survived eighteen hours after being struck by bullets. one bullet pierced the heart while another penetrated the stomach liver and spleen, ending with a fatal outcome.
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Cecilia M. Sullivan
Baltimore
Montreal to Liverpool Shipping Tale Amid War Rumors
Fragmentary OCR reveals a Montreal group referenced as 100 Gitermens and mentions Halifax, Liverpool, and Mer pont Morwke’s shipping. The text hints at a wartime exchange or conflict narrative with signals of American tension and nautical routes.
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Montreal
Molle Eallway
Amreton
Halifax
Liverpool
Mgood Tale
Leaped Into Funnel At Water Ride
An accident on a water ride drew a crowd as a rider jumped into a funnel element sliding over the edge. Eyewitnesses reported cheers and a quick rescue by staff as the event ended with no serious injuries.
Japanese Claim Island Sparks State Department Advisory
The Japanese government asserts possession of Marcin Island and warns American Captain Rosehill to avoid resistance should he encounter a Japanese warship en route to the island. Rosehill previously landed there thirteen years ago and left a flag and a bottle with a note. now both sides claim title while the guano bond issue resurfaces.
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State Department
Marcin Island
Ward
Rosehill
United States
Treasury Department
Rowe
Panhandle Limited Wreck Near Xenia Kills Seven
At Treblug station near Xenia Ohio the Panhandle Limited eastbound from St Louis to New York wrecked collapsing a coal car into the engine. Engineer Clark trapped under debris. fireman severely mutilated. Seven passengers died and fifteen injured as cars burned. train destroyed including postal, day coach and two sleepers. Cries for help echoed while bystanders watched two women and a man burned alive. Additional notes report a Vienna professor's discovery in Palestine and labor case developments in Parkersburg.
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Xenia
Ohio
St. Louis
New York
Treblug
Clack
Nena
Cincinnati
Nona
Daner Point
Clark
Ulimans
Violence and lynching amid mob unrest in West Virginia
A chaotic narrative reports lynching threats and a bank robbery attempt near Womeladolf West Virginia. An armed robber demanded 69 400 or death, shooting at a bank official before escaping into the woods, as mob violence and arrests spread.
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Iin
Fred Lin Piatol
Major Parker Summarizes Insurrection Fatalities in the Philippines
Major James Parker reports on American forces in the Philippines, noting 139 officers and 1 enlisted man dead in action, 2,707 enlisted wounded, and 24 drowned by disease. He cites troop totals arriving by July 10 at 41,108 officers and 129,808 enlisted.
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Kigited States Army
James Parker
Antigeneral
S Department
Philippines
Manila
Lanka
Parker
Bny
Parke
Coroners Jury Finds Neglect in Spokane Child Deaths
The Spokane coroner's jury convicting Mrs E Graham and Mr George Graham for criminal neglect in the death of 19 children due to failure to seek medical care. They blame diphtheria and call for a new state law with penalties. The Grahams, members of a church opposing medicine, believed in prayer and elder guidance.
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E. Graham
George
Rake
Bis
Graham
Church of 6
Rich Haul Robbery on Mexican Central Express
A daring hold up occurred on the Mexican Central line near Bernijillo as three Americans boarded the train. Two hid on blind baggage and entered the express, threatening the messenger and seizing about $50,000 in currency bound for Banco Mo tro at Chihuahua while the train slowed near a station.
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Mexican Central
Bernijillo
Banco Motro
Chihuahua
Tracy Again Heard From In Wild West Dispatch
A dispatch from Poma reports outlaw Tracy reappearing at Miller's logging camp four miles from Kausasket Washington. He explains he fled Green River valley to tend to unresolved business. Merrill's brother conveys Tracy was wounded and loud. he is described wearing a derby hat and carries a revolver and ammunition.
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Poma
Tracy
Green River Valley
Merrill
Warite
Amputation and Commutation Shuffle Reported
Fragmentary text describes a botched hand injury leading to amputation and mentions a governor commuting a death sentence to life imprisonment. Several names and places appear garbled, with references to trials and a hanging decision supposedly made last week.
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Travernor Ferguaon
Unahoma
Diuner
Tecumaeh
Marke
Violet Springs
Olle
Bast
Henner Lan Leon
Toonmech
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