Americans accuse Mexican police of torture in bank robbery case
Two Americans, William Moffatt and Edward Maloney, arrested in Mexico City for a bank messenger robbery, allege Mexican officers tortured them by tearing out fingernails after refusing to name companions. Pittsburg police report the incident as suspected international complications.
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Pittsburgh
Wiliam Moffatt
Edward Maloney
Mexico City
Moffatt
Maloney
Mexico
Edwin T. McGough
Signs of War Appearing in Caribbean Regions
Willemstad Curacao the colonial government readies for possible conflict between the Netherlands and Venezuela a wireless station is being installed and the Gelderland sails to Aruba with rifles and ammunition Aruba is unprotected a Maracaibo dispatch says Venezuelan troops are heading toward Maracaibo but may hit a revolutionary band in the port The Hague reports the battleship Jacob Van Heemskerk spoke Caribbean waters and Friesland with orders for foreign service returned from Norway likely to follow after readiness prep northern Caribbean patrols noted
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Curacao
Netherlands
Venezuela
Gelderland
Aruba
Maracaibo
Stener Felix
Ips
Masked men terrorize Miss Le Garme home raid
Three masked intruders forced entry to Miss Maria Le Garme in a remote Washington County area Tuesday morning. They assaulted occupants, bound them, and stole jewelry and clothing, then fled toward Antelope and islands. Local officials pursued leads as investigations continued.
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Maria le Garme
Mice de Garmin
Mipe Hartman
Uncle Sam May Buy a Fleet of Airships
Washington reports the United States government considered bids for a French aeroplane but declined. Experiments with aviation machines continue as bids lapse. If the Baldwin dirigible meets expectations, the War Department may seek at least a million dollars to purchase and build a coast fleet of airships.
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Henfi Farman
United States
United States Signal Enrpa
War Department
Baldwin
Tenement Fire Kills Four Sausato Children In NY
A fierce blaze swept a crowded East One Hundred Twelfth street tenement killing four Sausato children and badly burning the janitor Vin censo Sausato his wife and Frank Sausato. Firemen carried dozens from the flames as panic spread and residents fled into the street.
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New York
East One Hundred and Twelfth Street
Vincenso Sausato
Frank Sausato
Sausato
Boiler Explosion Rocks York Rolling Mills
A boiler blast at York rolling mills late Monday afternoon killed several workers and left nearly a score more injured. Thousands of dollars in property were damaged as a rescue party began searching for victims. The mill had been closed about a week and the shock destroyed a large section of the facility.
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York, Pa
Eleht Mien
York
Roosevelt to Commission Experts on Farm Life Reforms
President Roosevelt requests four experts on country life to investigate social sanitary and economic conditions on American farms and report recommendations for improvements. The report and any additional recommendations may be incorporated in a message to Congress early next year.
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Roosevelt
Country Life
Cashier Missing Bank Closed Yet Depositors Protected
A bank in Afton is closed after the cashier disappears while deposits remain safeguarded. An investigation is underway as state authorities assess the situation and reassure customers about access to insured funds. The incident involves a significant cash reserve and regulatory oversight.
Shah Prisoner of Tribesmen in Persia Crisis
Dispatches from Teheran describe the shah of Persia as a virtual prisoner of wild tribesmen who demand money and threaten to pillage Teheran after exhausting a 250000 dollar loan from the crown jewels. Liakhoff’s cossacks fail to free him as famine looms in southern Persia and a political crisis is forecast for autumn.
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St. Peterabure
Teheran
Persia
Liakhoff
Bade Shahs
Sultanabad
American battleship division arrives in Auckland harbor
Thirteen white ships of the United States Atlantic Fleet, commanded by Rear Admiral Charles B. Sperry, anchored in two columns off Auckland after a 33 day voyage from San Francisco. The city decorates for the visit as thousands gather to view the fleet. The school calendar shifts with a week off for Michaelmas to honor the officers and men.
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Auckland
New Zealand
Battleship Division
United States Avlantic Feet
Charles 8. Sperry
San Francisco
Honolulu
Queen Street
Great Britain
Sabor
Board of Education
Funeral of Senator Allison in Dubuque
Senator William B. Allison was buried in a private, simple service at his residence. The ceremony included the reading of Psalm 23 and 1 Corinthians 15, with Rev. Bergeon of Westminster Presbyterian officiating and no music. The interment on the hillside overlooking the Mississippi was private among relatives and intimate friends.
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Bergeten
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Dr. Bergeom
Mississippi River
Discord Among Officials in Constantinople
In Constantinople the ministry of war atmosphere is tense as ex ministers clash. Dough Pasha disputes with Tahsin Pasha over amnesty to political prisoners, while Tahsin laments the current state. Kekhi Pasha, recently dismissed, is said to be a prisoner at the ministry, distressed and seeking a revolver to end his life. He allegedly funded a ford to buy two cruisers named for revolution heroes.
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Constantinople
Palrece
Ministry of War
Men Dough Pasha
Interior
Tahsin Pasha
Kekhi Pasha
Ford
Kaiser Helps Zeppelin Fund With 32500 Gift
Berlin reports Emperor William donated 32500 to a fund to aid Count Zeppelin’s airship project. While riding in the Tiergarten on Saturday the emperor met Herr Rathenau, GE general manager, and expressed deep emotion over the Zeppelin disaster. He praised the generous contributions from across the empire and their reflection of national feeling.
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Berlin
Emperor William
Count Zeppelin
Tiegarten
Herr Rathenau
General Electric Company
Parker to the Rescue in Near-Fatal Runaway
San Luis Obispo Cal Judge Alton B Parker of New York aided Sunday afternoon after a runaway carriage overturned injuring and trapping A U Mills wife and daughter of the city and David Oliver a San Francisco serial director and daughter. The Mills party and Mrs Mills were freed after the vehicle was halted by Parker Delaney Nicull and others as a car approached.
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San Luis Obiepe
Cal
Alton B. Parker
New York
A. Uo Mills
David Oliver
Sab
Mills
Finaway
Juge Parker
Delaney Nicull
Autor
Republican meeting in Youngstown to hear national leaders
The plan calls for Foraker and Wiel to attend as spectators and invites extend to Senate Foraker and Wiel. Cedar Point manager Vora will preside at the open republican gathering while General Harris is billed to speak on fiscal issues. Governor Hughes of New York and Senator Beveridge of Indiana will discuss national laxness and policy.
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Cedar Point
Arthur Vora
William H
Word Nation
Youngstown
Harris
Hughes
New York
Beveridge
Senate Foraker
Wiel
Notable Political Figure Faced Wealth-Related Allegations
Fragmented OCR text describes a senator and associates amid wealth disputes and alleged crimes. It mentions nephews inheriting funds and a detective reporting on a case in San Francisco during a specific week. The garbled source lacks clear names, dates, and places.
Wardwell Case Ties Deportation to Leper Colony Plot
Authorities say no law allows deporting Mrs Wardwell to Mélokal. she remains in Tombstone quarantine described as a raving maniac. Her husband General Wardwell, age 30, is weakened by cancer surgery. Governor Kibbey may be asked to pardon Albert Cole, brother of Mrs Wardwell, who is jailed to care for the elderly couple.
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Bisbee
Artenna
Wardwell
Jn Pricen
Mastery Struggle in Pacific Report Sparks New Zealand Tensions
A fragmentary account describes a voyage to New Zealand and a contentious dispute over Pacific leadership. It mentions Christ Church and various named locales while detailing arrests, a white man named Will Hughes, and a claim from Hughes’s daughter about events at a city headquarters. The text is unclear and relies on damaged OCR.
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Pacific
Christ Church
New Zealand
United States
Hirstein
Non-Union Miners Killed in Blockton Train Shootings
Three nonunion miners were killed and seven injured when gunfire ripped into a passenger train near Blockton Alabama on Sunday morning as militia moved in. An engineer halted a log on the track before continuing at full speed. Meanwhile in New York Robert M. Miller a carpenter killed himself by hanging from a Bronx New Haven bridge after failing to find work.
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Birmingham
Ala
Blockton
New York
Robert M. Miller
Carpenter
New Haven
Bronx
Miller
Dare Gone Wrong Ends in Hin Death at Unnamed Place
A man, attempting a dare, traveled to Hin Death in Ouray. He fell about 200 feet to his death after misjudging the path and slipping from a narrow ledge. Authorities report the accident occurred during a failed stunt and investigators are reviewing details.
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Ouray
Cola
Auto Plunges Over Embankment Near Toledo Kills Four
Auto went over a steep embankment on the Miteha road west of Bylvania Sunday afternoon. Charles W. Pohlman, his wife, and daughter, and F C Dietsel of Cleveland died. Father Geo Vahey, pastor of Columbitls, Cleveland, witnessed the wreck before the car landed bottom side up.
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Toledo
Miteha Road
Bylvania
Charles W. Pohlmas
Tuin
Geo. Vahey
Columbitls Parten
Cleveland
Charles W. Pohlman
Veneee
F.C. Dietsel
Cleve
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