Mexican Officers Torture Bandits in Mexico City
Two Americans, William Moffatt and Edward Maloney, arrested in Mexico City on a bank messenger robbery charge, claim Mexican police tortured them by tearing out finger nails after refusing to name their companions. Pittsburg police report the incident as a possible international complication.
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Sanger
Pittsburgh
Wiliam Moffatt
Edward Maloney
Mexico City
Moffatt
Maloney
Mexico
Edwin T. McGough
Signs of War Appearing in Caribbean Posts and Ships
Willemstadt Curacao colonial government readies for possible conflict between The Netherlands and Venezuela. A wireless station is being installed and cruiser Gelderland sails to Aruba with rifles and ammunition amid unprotected Aruba residents. A Maracaibo sent letter says Venezuelan river steamer Felix departed with troops toward Maracaibo head, likely against a revolutionary band. The Hague reports battleship Jacob Van Heemskerk to Caribbean waters. cruiser Friesland, ordered for foreign service, returns from Norway and will join soon.
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Willemstadt
Curacao
Netherlands
Venezuela
Gelderland
Aruba
Maracaibo
Stener Felix
Ips
Masked intruders terrorize Maria Le Garme home in Washington County
In a remote Washington area on Tuesday morning three masked men battered a door and robbed Maria Le Garme and her sister of jewelry and a small amount of cash. The assailants fled as neighbors and local residents reported a tense scene and police indicated ongoing investigations into the break in and related threats near Antelope Island and White's Ranch locations.
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Washington
Maria le Garme
Mice de Garmin
Mipe Hartman
Uncle Sam May Buy A Fleet Of Airships
Washington reports government actions on air machines and dirigibles amid bids and experiments. An offer for a French aeroplane was declined while the Baldwin dirigible proves promising. If successful, the War Department may request at least a million dollars to purchase and build a coastwatch fleet.
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Washington
Henfi Farman
United States
United States Signal Enrpa
War Department
Baldwin
Tenement Fire In New York Kills Four Children
A fierce blaze in a crowded East One Hundred Twelfth street tenement killed four of Vin censo Sausato’s children and left ten others seriously burned or injured. Firemen carried many down ladders as tenants fled into the street amid panic. The janitor’s family suffered severe burns. Frank Sausato lies dying from burns while Vin censo and his wife suffer facial and body injuries.
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New York
East One Hundred and Twelfth Street
Vincenso Sausato
Frank Sausato
Sausato
Boiler Explosion Shatters York Rolling Mills
A boiler blast at York rolling mills late Monday afternoon killed several workers, with nearly twenty injured and extensive property damage. A rescue party organized, searches for bodies begun. the mill had been closed about a week, and the blast wrecked a large section of the plant.
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York, Pa
Eleht Mien
York
Roosevelt seeks expert report on farm conditions reforms
President Roosevelt has asked four experts on country life to investigate and report findings and recommendations to improve social sanitary and economic conditions on American farms. The plan includes possible measures to be incorporated into a forthcoming message to Congress likely early next year.
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Roosevelt
Country Life
Cashier Missing Bank Closed Depositors Protected
Bank faces cashier disappearance and closure while depositor protections remain. Records indicate state inspection and possible liquidation actions. Afton Bank pledge secures up to $25,000 per depositor while investigations continue.
Shah Prisons Tribesmen Grip Persian Ruler Amid Demands
Special dispatches from Teheran describe the shah of Persia as virtually prisoner to wild tribesmen defending the throne. They issue extravagant money demands and threaten to pillage Teheran and destroy the palace. The crown jewels loaned from a Russian bank is exhausted. Famine looms in southern Persia, signaling political crisis this autumn.
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St. Peterabure
Teheran
Persia
Liakhoff
Bade Shahs
Sultanabad
United States Atlantic Fleet Arrives in Auckland for Weeklong Visit
Thirteen battleship division ships led by Rear Admiral Charles B Sperry reach Auckland after 33 days from San Francisco with a seven day Honolulu stop. The city decorates in flag and bunting as crowds view the ships in the roadstead. Queen Street sports display, education board postpones Michaelmas holiday for the visit.
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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 simple private service at his residence. The ceremony, lacking music, included readings from the twenty third psalm and first Corinthians, with Rev Bergten of Westminster Presbyterian officiating. Burial followed on a hillside overlooking the Mississippi.
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Bergeten
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Dr. Bergeom
Mississippi River
Discord Among Officials In Constantinople War Ministry
Discord erupts among former ministers and palace officials at the ministry of war. Dough Pasha clashes with Tahsin Pasha over urging amnesty for political prisoners. Tahsin laments the crisis, Kekhi Pasha, a dismissed inspector, is said to be a prisoner seeking a revolver to end his life. He must live and repay the nation for his deeds. He has given 25000 dollars toward a fund to build two cruisers named after revolution heroes.
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Constantinople
Palrece
Ministry of War
Men Dough Pasha
Interior
Tahsin Pasha
Kekhi Pasha
Ford
Emperor William Praises Zeppelin Fund Contributions
Berlin reports Emperor William received 32 500 marks for the Zeppelin airship fund. While in the Tiergarten on Saturday he met Herr Rathenau, GE general manager, and expressed deep emotion over the Zeppelin catastrophe. He praised the generous nationwide contributions and noted they reflect national sentiment.
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Berlin
Emperor William
Count Zeppelin
Tiegarten
Herr Rathenau
General Electric Company
Parker to the Rescue in San Luis Obispo Runaway
Judge Alton B Parker of New York aided Sunday afternoon in a near fatal runaway near San Luis Obispo. A surrey carrying A U Mills wife and daughter of the city and David Oliver of San Francisco overturned after being frightened by an approaching automobile. Mills, his wife, and Oliver were pinned beneath the wreck while Mrs Mills and Mr Mills escaped, and Parker with Delaney Nicull and others halted the runaway just as a New York auto sped up the road.
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San Luis Obiepe
Cal
Alton B. Parker
New York
A. U. Mills
David Oliver
Sab
Mills
Finaway
Juge Parker
Delaney Nicull
Autor
Open Republican Meeting Promises Notable Speakers in Youngstown
Cedar Point manager O Arthur Vora will preside at the Youngstown Republican gathering with General Harris to speak on policy. Governor Hughes of New York and Senator Beveridge of Indiana are slated to address the crowd on national issues. Foraker and Wiel may attend but their names may not appear on the program.
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Cedar Point
Arthur Vora
William H
Word Nation
Youngstown
Harris
Hughes
New York
Beveridge
Senate Foraker
Wiel
Unclear OCR fragment on political figures and arrests
Fragmentary text mentions Senator Allison, wealth, and a legal case with nephews and alleged crimes. It references an arrest in a city and a detective, with uncertain names and dates, creating a sparse historical notice.
Wardwell Deportation Questioned in Leper Colony Plan
Officials inform there is no law to deport Mrs Wardwell to Mélokal leper colony while she remains in quarantine at Tombstone in a deteriorating mental state. Her husband General Wardwell, age 30, is weakened by cancer surgery. Governor Kibbey urged to pardon Albert Cole, Mrs Wardwell's brother, in prison to tend the elderly couple.
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Bisbee
Artenna
Wardwell
Jn Pricen
Mastery Struggle in Pacific Scenein New Zealand Case
A garbled report describes Christ Church New Zealand and American interests clashing over dominance in the Pacific. It mentions arrests including Will Hughes and Herkerson, with a daughter alleging abuse and involvement of a Lang in a reported incident at a headquarters.
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Pacific
Christ Church
New Zealand
United States
Hirstein
Non-Union Miners Massacre and Bronx Suicide Tragedy
In Birmingham three nonunion miners were killed and seven injured when gunfire struck a passenger train near Blockton as a log crowding the track triggered a strike. A second item reports carpenter Robert M. Miller’s suicide by rope over New Haven tracks in the Bronx, his body halting an oncoming freight train.
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Birmingham
Ala
Blockton
New York
Robert M. Miller
Carpenter
New Haven
Bronx
Miller
Dare Misadventure Ends in Fatal Fall in Ouray Hill
A man attempting a dare collapsed and fell about 20 feet to his death near Hin Death in Ouray. Bystanders noted he misjudged the leap from a high ledge, landing on a narrow path. Authorities begin a formal investigation into the incident and its circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ouray
Cola
Auto Plunges Over Embankment Near Toledo
A Sunday afternoon crash on the Miteha road west of Bylvania left Charles W. Pohlman, a land merchant, his wife, and daughter dead. F C Dietsel of Cleveland was killed as the vehicle flipped bottom side up into the embankment. Father Geo Vahey, pastor of Columbitls, provided details amid the tragic report.
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Auto
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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