Torrential rains in Vienna damage many buildings novel
A jumble of early 20th century items reports Vienna flood damage, European military movements, cholera outbreaks in Cairo and Manila, labor strikes in Manila and Missouri, embezzlement verdicts, fire losses in Owensboro, a bridge derailment in Texas, and other scattered world events.
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Vienna
Delaney and
Rothelieve
Pretoria
Europe
George of
Saxony
Poeumonta
Mukden
Manchuria
Horta
Payal
White Race in Mindoro Reported by U S Army Officer
Lieutenant De Clairmont reports from Pagbilao Mindoro that interior Mindoro hosts a supposedly white, semi civilized, partly Christian people who shun outsiders. Local sources name a city of 20 000 at their headquarters and a scattered homeland rich in vegetables and minerals.
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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 Likely To Resume This Week
Conflicting reports say anthracite operators may attempt to reopen one colliery this week. Police enlistments to prevent trouble, a coal surplus, and miners needed to blast and move coal appear possible. Officials remain hopeful the strike will not resume, while uncertainty persists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Mitchell
Californian Imitates Tracy In Rampage At Portersville
James McKinney rode into Portersville California fired at lights and aimed to steal a rig after cursing at a card game. He wounded a man and shot at deputies and bystanders, four injured. He fled as officers pursued with a prior prison record noted.
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Portersville
Cal
James McKinney
Assioon
McElvney
Lus
McKinney
Tilare
Tildie
Tracy
Riot at Election Threatens New Jersey Delegates Race
The Republican primary for delegates to the New Jersey district convention was held Monday in Camden Gloucester and Salem counties. The contest was extremely bitter with poll openings from 4 p.m. One man was killed in Camden and Joe Goddard a veteran polling official was likely fatally shot while Abe Hooverby born in Pepeenken received war wounds at Toy Comper Merowhattilie.
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New Jersey
Camden
Gloucester
Salem
Cumlen
Joe Goddard
Phiindelylin
Angora sheep attack case lands £5500 damages in Leitrim court
A county Sligo jury awarded £5,500 damages against Vateless A Metlugh following a case tied to an Angora sheep incident near Hrowd Dovelon Cole. The verdict was delivered by Mr. Fenton in the Leitrim northern division court, with related papers in the Ligo Clawpion.
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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 Totals Train Accidents Through March
The Interstate Commerce Commission reports 212 killed and 411 injured in rail accidents in the three months ending March 102. Including other incidents, 58 killed and 0058 injured overall. There were 1,220 collisions and 58 derailments, with 221 collisions and 84 derailments affecting passenger trains, causing 41 passenger fatalities and 320 injuries. Damages to rolling stock and railway equipment totaled 1,014,258 dollars.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Indian Native Aup Mam Mari Dies After Long Life
Aup Mam Mari, a long time San Francisco resident born in India, dies at 190. He reportedly was the son of a Latian prince, kidnapped as a child to the Haswelian Islands, later a slave in the Haswelian Islands, and finally fled to California escaping Malay pursuers. He feared his father and brothers had perished resisting British rule.
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Mam Mari
India
San Francisco
Rons
Califfornia
Gantry
Venezuelans Defeated After Reinforcements Fail
Report from Los Andes cites 1 004 reinforcements under Leopoldo Baptain Abooragement as defeated by Menloge’s troops, capturing ammunition. Union lines at Alto de la Palme fall to Dupiista forces. Carlow Thaker Company eyes Lagos encampment river area for 200 weeks work. Also notes a Kentucky murder plea seeking venue change amid widespread political control by Hreashitt and allies.
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Venrcuelan
Lucian Mendoza
Castro
Trujillo
Los Andes
Alto de la Palme
Leopolds Bapitain
Menloge
Dupiista
L Carsche
Carlow Thaker Company
Berlin
Jeffries Wins Hard-Fought Upset Over Fitzsimmons
In eight brutal rounds James Jeffries defeated Robert Fitzsimmons to retain the championship. Fitzsimmons battled fiercely landing heavy blows and bleeding, but Jeffries delivered two telltale puncher blows in the eighth to seal the decision. Tickets for the bout totaled 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
Irwin Pa Flood Destroys Coal Town Infrastructure
A Friday storm flooded Irwin and Coal Hill, wrecking bridges and railroad lines. Noto Manufacturing suffered damage, car shops sustained losses, and numerous coal shafts were flooded. Hail ruined crops as the Washington creek overflowed halting a passenger train with 110 aboard.
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Noto Manufacturing
Irwin
Rwin
Wertinureland
Wanhiagton
Ignasbury
Perforated with bullets in Baltimore woman’s fatal wounding
An investigation by the coroner traced the death of Mrs Cecilia M. Sullivan of Baltimore to gunshot wounds. One bullet pierced the heart, another penetrated the stomach liver and spleen, and she lived eighteen hours after the injuries.
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Cecilia M. Sullivan
Baltimore
Fragmented Montreal to Halifax to Liverpool shipping tale
A damaged text fragment outlines a voyage between Halifax and Liverpool with references to Montreal and ship movements. It mentions a summer period, a tale of good fortune, and a European connection, hinting at Anglo American shipping activity and possible conflict framing.
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Montreal
Molle Eallway
Amreton
Halifax
Liverpool
Mgood Tale
Untitled Local Item Describes A Narrow Escape In Funnel
An account describes a person leaping into a funnel with a water outlet, pulling passengers away from danger as a crowd watched. The scene began near a rail or boat area, with onlookers reacting as the individual moved along the structure to safety.
Japanese Claim Island Sparks US Japanese Tension Over Marusin Island
The State Department informs Captain Rosehill to offer no resistance if a Japanese warship reaches the island, while Japan asserts title to guano deposits. Rosehill previously landed there thirteen years ago and left a flag, a bottle, and a bond under guano laws. Now, Japanese nationals have begun removing guano, totaling about forty individuals, as tensions rise with no imminent clash expected.
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State Department
Marcin Island
Ward
Rosehill
United States
Treasury Department
Rowe
Panhandle Limited wreck near Xenia leaves many dead and injured
Report of the Panhandle Limited train wreck near Treblug station by Xenia Ohio. Engineer Clark and a fireman among the dead and mutilated passengers. Load of details describe a devastating crash with several cars destroyed and a gas tank explosion. Also note unrelated item about Dr Zelila's temple discovery and a contempt case in Parkersburg West Virginia.
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Xenia
Ohio
St. Louis
New York
Treblug
Clack
Nena
Cincinnati
Nona
Daner Point
Clark
Ulimans
Lynching and Bank Robbery Report From West Virginia
A chaotic scene unfolds as a mob roams a West Virginia town after a murder and lynching. A bank robbery attempt ends with a shooter demanding 69 400, then escapes into the woods after a brief chase.
France and Philppines Insurrection Figures Summarized by Major Parker
Major James Parker of the general staff compiles figures on the Philippine insurrection. He reports troop arrivals through July 10 totaling 41,408 officers and 129,808 enlisted men with about 40,000 troops in the theater. He notes casualties in multiple categories including deaths from disease and combat, and notes large numbers lost to drowning and other causes.
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Kigited States Army
James Parker
Antigeneral
S Department
Philippines
Manila
Lanka
Parker
Bny
Parke
Verdict in Spokane pediatric case targets neglect
Coroners jury finds E Graham and spouse guilty of crime neglect for failing to obtain medical care for 19 children in Spokane Wash. The panel cites diphtheria as the cause and urges state law to punish analogous neglect. Church beliefs described. anti-toxine given. three children died, one recovered. Prosecution status TBD.
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E. Graham
George
Rake
Bis
Graham
Church of 6
Rich haul in Mexican Central train robbery
Three Americans armed robbers struck on a Mexican Central express after Bernijillo on a Wednesday morning. Two hid on blind baggage and joined the express car crew to seize a messenger and trigger a vault heist. They took $50,000 in currency destined for Banco Mo tro in Chihuahua and then slipped away as the train slowed near a station.
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Mexican Central
Bernijillo
Banco Motro
Chihuahua
Tracy the outlaw seen at logging camp near Kausasket
Dispatch reports Tracy appeared at Merrill's logging camp four miles from Kausasket Washington. He claimed to have business to settle following an escape from Green River valley. Merrill's brother wrote that Tracy is wet, wounded, loud, and armed with a derby hat, revolver, and pistol.
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Poma
Tracy
Green River Valley
Merrill
Warite
Fragmented OCR Draft Reveals Commutation and Amputation Narrative
The text describes a messy incident with hand injury leading to amputation after a confrontation. It mentions Travernor Ferguaon commuting a death sentence to life imprisonment for a murder, and notes a hanging at Tecumaeh Priday. Names and places are garbled, but the core events involve injury, amputation, commutation, and a local execution.
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Travernor Ferguaon
Unahoma
Diuner
Tecumaeh
Marke
Violet Springs
Olle
Bast
Henner Lan Leon
Toonmech
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Egypt
Austria
Hungary
Edward Pangler
Seattle
Opar Mesth
Ross Douglass
Cebu
Treasury
Missouri
John B. Lindsay
Cocos Island
Carl Koehler
Eau Claire
Wis
Katherine Foley
Butte
Charles Hiatt
Toble
Stillwater
Ming
Oklahoma
Liu Chin
Topeka
Puerto Cabello
Venezuela
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Pladeerg Micopay
Dresden
N. Y
Savannati
Calar Daves Enue
Edormone
Lajas
Hopkins County
Walt
Haggard
Ran Amuck
Coe
Mig
Liteni
Interstate Commerce Concission Inner Interesting Bulletin
Kentucky
Tom Cockrill
Hargis
Jackson Ky
Hreathitt
Knots
Leo
Hreashitt
Eailly
Hargisses
Wibley
Motortala
Nate
Jeornel
Krew
Bennett Hirewn
Hantingson
Ark
Cua & Coke Onuyany
Say Huey Iilaw
Memuel Treloar
Hugh Andernn
Gattle
Torough Heart
Worth
Ameen
Lebanon
Springtell
Banat
Japanese Claim Island
Neites
Cini Marcin Hele
Neves Wiener Ungeblatt
Zelila
Vienna University
Palestine
Imperial Academy of Scinturs
Solomon
Borhood
Jagohala
Lo Sanmuria
Virlke
Pinads
Parkersburg
W. van
John Te Gehr
Colurain
United Mine Workers of America
Gehr
Poly
Workersburg
Allegert
W.va
Evan
Ubief
Vullen
Bud Wilmoth
Iin
Fred Lin Piatol
Spokane
Graham Cane
Thacy
Decimus
Jerrill Birt
Jon, McCinnabon
Corydon
Extiraed Mae
Maswniv
Tawa
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