Americans War With Chnamem In India Expedition Attack
An American surveyor and interpreter attached to Lieutenant Clark's expedition were attacked June 21, twenty miles south of Landon. Twenty miles away Ali was killed and Bowerby rescued. British minister asked to protect expedition members and investigate. The viceroy was removed on June 23 amid reform failure.
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Hograh
India Service
Sowerby
Clark
Landon
Hurrah Ali
Bowerby
Douglas
Messbi
Grant
Coltwan
Delip
Delip, a @raughtaman, and an Indian . Bir N. Jordan
Kan Su
Atlantic Fleet Assembling for Summer Manoeuvres
Washington reports two months of drills for the Atlantic fleet preparing Hamp ton Roads Virginia for summer maneuvers. The force may split into two squadrons to clash while torpedo boats attack battleships and submarines. Rear Admiral Seaton Sehorp commands the fleet with ships from 16,000 ton Connecticut to 17 ton Tarantula.
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Washington
Seaton Sehrop 1Dor
Atlantic Fleet
Connecticut
Cloudburst in Iowa Sweets Foundations From Several Houses
A Des Moines storm swept several residences from foundations, flooded cellars, and damaged the main street. Fire officials say the event caused extensive destruction with homes toppled, walls torn, and debris across sidewalks while authorities review the aftermath.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Chicase & North Western
Wath
Lack of Farm Hands Drives High Food Prices
Washington reports Secretary Wilson says labor shortages are the main cause of high food prices. He notes western and northwestern land lies idle as farmers cannot hire workers, despite wages equal to city labor. Migrants lack farming knowhow and modern machinery use reduces productivity, pushing up grain and vegetable prices and, in turn, meat values.
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Washington
Wilson
West
Witton
Railroads Boost Steel Orders for Rails and Bridges
New York reports the largest new contracts for steel products last week total about 300,000 tons, including 135,000 tons of Harriman rails and 165,000 tons in other steel orders. Demand for wire products remains steady with daily orders around 5,000 to 6,000 tons. Roads like St Paul Chicago Northwestern Wabash Burlington Santa Fe and Southern Pacific placed additional contracts for bridges viaducts and terminal work.
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New York
Harriman
American Steel and Wire Company
St. Paul
Chicago Northwestern
Wabash
Chicago
Burlington & Quincy
Santa Fe
Southern Pacific
Whalers Rescued After Whale Carriage to Sea
Six New Bedford whalers presumed dead were saved by landfall of the Celtic off Africa. Antone Penna, third mate of the Sullivan, and five other boat crewmen were carried by a whale for six days with scarce rations before rescue by a Vox Brook and landing at Tenerite.
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New York
New Bedford
Mass
White Star
Celtic
Africa
Antone Penna
Sullivan
Obard
Tenerite
Tragedy in Minois: George Gurney Kills Father and Mrs Gurney Then Shoots Self
On Sunday George Gurney shot and killed his father Dr Reneca Gurney aged 79 and wounded Mrs Seneca Gurney, then killed himself after breakfast as Mrs Gurney went to assist. The scene occurred in Quincy as authorities investigated the violent act.
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Quincy
George Gurney
Reneca Gurney
Steridaw
Seneca Gurney
Mra
Gur-ney
Gurney
Nelad
American Soldiers Teaching Moro Ban Dite Severe Lesson
An American detachment conducts operations against Moro forces on Patro Island. Captains Boeram Hodges and Anderson lead a unit during engagement resulting in several wounded. After a brief stay in Wakening Bay the delegation departs, signaling a diplomatic mission amid the fighting.
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Moro Bandite
Minin
Successul
Danber
Moro Bantte
Boeram
Hodges
Anderson
Mortgutta
Ander Notte
Pato Island
Eternity
Mistan
Enraged Stallions Battle to the Death at Tara Radford Farm
In Honetbure Virginia near Porest, a fatal clash occurred on Tara Radford’s farm between horses described as Enraged Stallions. Lingmat and Janes He Keene were involved with Chavon Seayieration and others, with a predator event ending as one animal collapsed dead.
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Honetbure
Barunday
Porest
Tara Radford
Chavon
Verdent
The American Eagle Poem of Strength and Peace
An excerpt portrays the American eagle as a steadfast symbol above the world, praying for peaceful strength. It extols the eagle’s lofty gaze, the olive branch and weapons at once, and a future of harmony, power respected by the strong and gentle toward the weak. It pleads for undisturbed sovereignty and eternal resilience.
True Meaning of the Celebration of the Glorious Fourth
The piece extols Independence Day as a symbol of liberty and unity, urging citizens to honor the nation's birth with thoughtful patriotism. It recalls historic public readings and celebrations, condemns loud but empty displays, and calls for active civic duty to sustain democracy and loyalty to the nation.
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American Republic
Fourth of July Declaration Adoption Highlighted in History
The Fourth of July marks independence not only for its declaration read to Congress but for its adoption on July 4. Jefferson wrote it, congress amended it, and John Hancock and Charles Thomson signed it the same day. Six names joined later, with Charles Carroll and others signing by July 1. The true vital fact is adoption, not mere issuance, while a sharp, odd aside ends with a crude, racist rumor about elderly readers craving a toast to crackers.
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Statehouse
Washington
Delaware
New York
White Plaina
Ingleston
Jefferson
Congress
John Hancock
Congres
Charles Thomson
Cal. McKean
Fragmentary Advice Paragraph on Women Cleaning
A fragmented OCR passage suggests women are imagined as doing great cleaning with brooms and relates to an example about washing or housework. The text is unclear and lacks concrete names or events.
Montana and regional incidents fill Northwest notes
A hodgepodge of Montana and neighboring state happenings fills Northwest Notes. Protests to the State Railroad Commission over policies, a public hearing planned in Billings, and various accidents and crimes across Montana, Nevada, and Colorado are reported. Notable items include a $500 fine in Butte for poolroom law violations, a tuberculosis address by Dr. Witherapoon, a fatal train crash near Billings, and a hotel fall in Helena.
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Sea of Helena
Spokane
Montana
Niace Railroad Commission
MA Bylvester
Butte
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Great Falls
Mont
Witherapoon
John William
Billings
Northern Pacific
Jacob
Fred Hutt
George Miller
Helena
Majestic
R. R Bonall
Palisade
Colo
Bonsall
Ely
Nevada
Great Northern
Ural
Montana Pointe
Gieorgs Stolin
Penwell Ranch Company
Meagher County
el Hols
Com Funny Wag
Hutte
Mellowan
Tut Uribes
Kyron Seton
Nek Stilwell
Lowland
Nelson
Salong
Fragmented 1900s News Snippets From An American Paper
A collage of brief items covers travelers, politics, and disasters. Notable mentions include figures like Queen Victoria’s kin, John D. Rockefeller Jr., and Isabell Romero’s theater tragedy. Also noted are census funding, a transcontinental walker’s death, a Los Angeles street crash, and a Halifax centennial holiday.
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Igus
Withiam Joantiga Bryan
Denver
Mru
Fox
Smithton
Bie
Kentucky
Tii
Missouri
Victoria
Spain
Jone
Wheon
Philadelph
Jay
Misa Margaret Bheponson
San Francisco
Pacity Mail Steamship
Ching
Express
Roosevelt
Nicholas Longworth
New York
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Janes A. Moffett
Stanchard Crownpany
W. H. Til
Hotel Metropole
Wmonmg
Boston
Melvin M. Lien
Perkins Institue
Agricuse
N. T
Adumi Ijichi
Honolulu
Albert Siegele
Buffalo
Almertem
Sacrosa
Cal
Los Angeles
Tuestare
Bournedale
Cape
Belmont
St York
Cape Oreans
Halifax
N. 8
Lord Halifax
Mark Woodruff
Platteville Cole
Orbesslement
Ul Vaio
Woodruy
Ohare
Nor
Clark Street
Chicago
Thia
Joseph Bertucel
Chica
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Lanchow
Negro Firemen
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Newre
Fender
Cotton of
Ar Bstrathas
Gille Brotherhood of Locomeive
Hardwick
Tene Pereb Pal
Devenivetion
Peter Jarents
Alice Geum
Herstaed
Renmiy
Wenairy
Tineiee
Feton Tone
Merton Ci
Alfie Sahebee
Abe Jamal Dill
Otter
Trong
Heney
Baturday
J. Bhomey
Wisted
Anther Moti
Dust Lawlor
Wilson Puys
Minois
Embassador O'Brien
Tobin
J O'Delen
Amer Haie Salle
Mengotla
BME
Northwest Notes
Eureka
Cab
den & He
Howard Goodman
Charles Prets
Goodman
Preta
Hiu
Prev
Kate Howland
Lord Devonshire
Charles Nowland
Reno
Louis Tephenson
Charles Lambe
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