Far Reaching Global News Wrap Amid Many Conflicts
A sprawling clipping summarizes upheavals and events worldwide. Volcanic activity subsides in inland Bayall while Chicago indicts forty five coal denters for conspiracy. Antwerp and Anderonn host parades as Morneco’s sultan’s troops defeat rebels in Hyana. Sweden endures famine worsened by severe winter. Twelve American soldiers exhumed from Cuba, yellow fever reported in Vera Cruz with multiple deaths. Legal cases in Port Gibson and Rhodesia award Oxford scholarships. Canal treaty signed with Colombia. Panama Canal construction moves forward. Domestic debates include inheritance tax upheld by the US Supreme Court and proposed naval militia. Local industry faces shutdown due to coal shortages. Chicago underground drive planned. Political maneuvers span Kansas to Congress while unrest in Galway creates vacancies.
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Chicago
Bufinto
Bill Fine
Sweden
Cuba
Vera Cri
Mexico
Jean Skyles
Port Iibson
Miss
United States Supreme Court
Chester L Long
Kansas Republcan Legislative Caucus
United States
Colombia
Panama Canal
Mazatlan
Columbia
Chicage
Fort Ban Curls
Washington
United States House of Representatives
Boliva War Plans Amid Acre Dispute and Brazilian Troop Moves
Brazil will concentrate troops in Matto Grasse and Amazonas as President Pando of Bolivia prepares to march on Acre. The Brazilian government rejects a foreign syndicate claim and reaffirms strict treaty interpretation to safeguard its interests and communications.
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Parke
Acre
Fonsmich
Penn
Bracll
Botivia
Antaxan
Paraguay
Brazil
Pollyia
Pando
Matto Grasse
Amasnnan
Democrats Force Madden to Back Senate Vote in Colorado
Fifty-one Democratic lawmakers press Madden to attend the joint session and vote for the U S senator. Madden's presence gives a majority as the assembled Democrats declare Hears the target for re election in a disputed Colorado Senate bid.
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Colorado General Assembly
M. J. Madden
United States
Madden
Hears
BO. Wolcott
Aya
Colorado
Henry MM. Teller
Wolcott
Lynch Guilty of High Treason and Sentenced to Death
Colonel Arthur Lynch, Galway MP, found guilty of high treason in a British court and sentenced to death on four counts. He remained silent when asked to defend himself. The court ordered execution, while London papers forecast a likely commutation.
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Arthur Lynch
Galway
London
Lynch
Otters
PLOTTED TO RAID TOWN Revealed by Montana Officials
Officers in Carton county Monten claim a Bridger bank robbery was a staged feint to lure men into a Western Carbon county raid on Red Lodge. The plot, if carried out, would have involved gunfire and bloodshed, but four suspects were captured at Rosehad county's Donalds cabin after a snow chase. Earlier warnings tied the Hole-in-the-Wall gang to Deer Can plans, but the band dispersed when faced with a hostile reception.
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Monten
Bridger Lok
Atupandertt
Peers’ Bank of
Bridger
Carbon County
Red Lodge
Rosehad
Potter
Volcano Strombeli Erupts Again After Quiet Spell
After a brief period of inactivity the Volcano Strombeli resumed eruption in July. Great quantities of lava and stones are being thrown high and far from the crater, creating a spectacular night scene as flames illuminate the sky.
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Earthquake Shocks Felt in Savannah and Tybee Island
Two earth tremors were felt along the Georgia coast Friday night around six o'clock. Savannah reported strong vibrations rocking houses while Tybee Island endured the greatest force, alarming residents and waking children in the lighthouse keeper Mrs Evans home where five shocks shook the structure forty feet above ground. Several nearby shacks also felt the tremors before calm returned.
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Tybee Island
Evans
Trade with Mexico in first four months of year shows gains
Trade figures show Mexico exported 40,302,373 to the United States in the first four months of the year, up from 35,616,262 in the same period last year. Imports of American merchandise rose to around 3,000,000 in gold value, reflecting broader commerce between the two nations.
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Mexico
United States
Deaths and rumors cloud Kentucky and Missouri towns
An obituary fragment reports Lawrence Staked Mackay una of Henry County Missouri died and left $20 000 to John W Markay who bought Gia Comsticktte. It mentions Virginian Noev and a liveryman, then cites long-ago ambush deaths in Missouri and Middleshare Kentucky. Names such as James A Turber and a union president’s killing are referenced with unclear timing.
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Henry County
John W. Markay
Hawk
Prosperna Liveryman
Noev
Magis
Baal
Minrouri
Middleshare
James A. Turber
Ali
Aesnasiae
Jk Dommon
Cumming
John Vara
United Mine Workers Union
Dreiwood Ward
Tnroba Blom
Otters
Horribly Burned While Loading a Coke Oven
Two workers Charles Westphal and Michael Bebuke employed at Huffalo Union Purcace in Haftam Nevada suffered severe burns Friday night near a coke oven. A door opening released a sheet of flame enveloping them. Westphal collapsed but recovered. Bebuke aided by coworkers in escaping the burning building.
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Michael Bebuke
Huffalo Union Purcace Company
Haftam
Westphal
Tlm
Died of Starvation Amid Blockade Woes
A fragment reports that the late cruiser De Nuyter arriving at La Guayra faced dire shortages under the allied blockade. It notes famine and lack of provisions and water, with references to Num ber and thiret dhure as cenull of the Blockade, highlighting hardship for sailors and civilians.
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la Guayra
San Rouen
Mme
Arhaonirm
Germans Shell Fort Ban Carhie Amid Fierce Bombardment
An dispatch from Mardvathe describes a German bombardment of Fort Ban Carhie and the nearby village of San Carlos. The attack left many fishermen dead or wounded, including children. General Hello vows to defend the fort as long as possible. A Liberman survivor reports twenty two Indian fishermen killed or wounded and heavy village devastation.
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Mardvathe
Fort Ban Carhie
Vieeta
Panther
Falke van
Dutmue
San Carlos
Hello
Unclear German Naval Action Bombards Fort San Carlos
The British government remains in the dark over why German naval authorities renewed bombardment of Fort San Carlos at the entrance to Lake Maracaibo. The foreign office expresses concern about potential outcomes and has not decided on suspending the blockade.
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Lake Maracaibo
Foreign Office
Vepezuclan tensions strain state department policy
The state department shows reticence on the Vepezuclan situation especially regarding the German Compartment. Officials no longer promise friendly influence to stop bombardments and face questions from Congress seeking explanations. There is concern over possible interference with Minister Bowen's mission and U S interest.
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Department
Bowen
United States
Wants His Money Back in Rare Massachusetts Petition
A misfit petition from Daniel Leonard of Agawam asks Hampden County to recover 4000 dollars lost in a bunko game to Frank J. Smith. Leonard says Smith was arrested and indicted, then fled with the funds now in the Hampden treasury. Leonard seeks repayment.
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Daniel Leonard
Agawam
Hampden
Frank J. Smith
Leonard
Smith
Man Dies After Self Experiments in Somnolent Illusion
Paria resident Gualle, a student noted for intellect, attempted to isolate the mind by placing himself under a chlor form and ether sleep for ten days. He prepared a will and a farewell letter to a friend, then lay down with his body protected by antiseptics. He died before awakening, leaving his mother and friend to discover him in his room.
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St. Albert Gtelle
Paria
Pranes
Gualle
Hin
Lynch on Trial for Treason in London Court
Colonel Arthur Lynch MP of Galway faces treason charges in a London trial held before Lord Alverstone and two other justices. He pleads not guilty as the first treason case in England in over six decades. The death penalty remains on the statute books despite abolition of drawing and quartering in 1867.
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Galway
South Africa
London
Lord Alverstone
England
Queen Victoria
Tresson
Major Glenn Not Accused of Ordering Guides Executed
In a Manila court martial Major Glenn is cleared of ordering the execution of guides. Witnesses Frank Remarg and Harry Prescott testified the civilian scouts who commanded the detachment killed the guides. Washington Corn corroborated Prescott. Prosecution notes conflict with prior Inspector General statements.
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Manila
Frank Remarg
Harry Prescot
Um FS Siwi
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Bigamy trial ends with guilty verdict at Port Gibson
Rev. Marion Lane also known as Jean Skyles is found guilty of bigamy after evidence of seven marriages across Carrville Texas Russellville Arkansas and Woodville. The trial highlights a learned theologian’s fall from respect as jurors hear the string of unions. Local dispatches mention Smoot’s credentials and other city news.
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Mins
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Jean Skyles
Skyles
Carrville
Tex
Russellville
Ark
Woodville
Northwest Notes Smear of Leaders and Incidents Across States
Minolta council debated Carnegie library funding while Montana official Caldvrhead refused a warrant. Oregon House passed Lewin and Clarke bill for Portland 1885 events. Nevada Legislature slated, Marian Witton elected speaker in Mike, Allen Senate president in Churchill. A hotel window attack in Whitehall left a man temporarily insane. Bank robberies near Ione and Leaven. losses reported. Poplar range news warns cattle dying without grazing as snow crusts. Bozeman drill accident injures Hanson. Chinook retort explosion kills Richter. Great Falls suicide by James Murray. McKnight death linked to earlier misdeeds. Dillon area accidents noted. Montana House reshapes corporate and statute timing. Postal card from Independence, Iowa found after 21 years. Vienna rumors deny Archduke Eugene renouncing ties to marry. San Carlos Venezuela fire after bells explode from ships. Breton relief aid sent to France. Java lovers fear extra Cuba-US reciprocity talks. Cronk family arrest for cruel treatment of three children. fourth child died earlier. grim details of neglect.
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Nev
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Poplar
Mount
Vig Hanson
Bozeman
Mont
Tim Julius Richter
Chippec Pish Company
Seattle
James J. Murray
Great Falla
Joseph H. McKnight
Dulyuque
Doun
Havre, Mont
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