Various World News Items From A Busy Week
A roundup of international and U.S. incidents includes heat deaths in Memphis and a deadly Cincinnati express crash. Reports mention an earthquake in Cape Town, a Las Vegas style railway wreck in Missouri, and legal woes in Pennsylvania and North Carolina. Also noted are coastal tensions in Arabia, a fire tragedy in Iowa, a race riot concern in Evansville, and market moves by Lyden & Co in San Francisco.
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Cape Town
Cape Colony
J. Marshall Funk
Pennsylvania
Sal Ded
Lebanon
War Talk in the Air in Japan and Regional Tensions
The article surveys rising antiwar sentiment in Japan amid rumors of conflict with China and Russia. It cites Uchida demanding China halt actions near Korea, Britain and the United States pressing for opened harbors, and ongoing diplomatic maneuvering as officials respond to perceived threats. It also notes the notable death of Jobo Burling at age 64 in New Hampshire.
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Japan
Kouropatain
Peking
Korea
Uchida
Towsley
Washington
Jobo Burling
Finn
Pope Improves as He Hires and Receives Cardinals
The pope shows signs of improvement and is able to dress. He attended mass in the chapel beside the sick room with Monseigneur Marsant present. In the afternoon he rose, dressed in white, sat in a naval armchair, and enjoyed the sea breeze. Later he received Cardinals Mathieu Stemnhuber Agnard and Casall, appearing alert and energetic. Dr Lappont issued a key statement that Sunday night.
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Leo Haa
Monelinor Marsant
Gale Brant
Mathie
Mathieu
Stemnhuber
Agnard
Casall
Dr. Lappont
Hayti in turmoil as Nord clashes with chamber
From Port au Prince Hayti reports ongoing conflict after a state of alarm and army mobilization. President Nord proclaims upheaval following alleged two million dollar frauds tied to Mayden government securities. A probe is set. finance minister resigns. troops cheer for Nord declaring opposition to the chambers.
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Port Au Prince
Hayti
Nor
National Guard
Mayden
Hayt
Chance
Nord
Venezuelan Rebels Beaten Near Ciudad Bolivar
Soledad, opposite Ciudad Bolivar on the Orinoco, has been taken by government troops. Deserters say General Gomez will land on that side of the river with the arrival of the commander in chief. Gomez defeated Paredes before entering the Orinoco valley and secured his rear guard. Government officials doubt Rolando can resist the coming assault.
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Soledad
Poslion
Ciudad
Bolivar
Orinoco
Gomez
Antonio Paredes
Puerto Cadelloo
Wierala
Trapa
Gomes
Rolando
Ciudad Bolivar
Floods devastate Silesia towns and crops
Severe flooding hits Silesia with Troppeau nearly submerged and the region's fields destroyed. The Su deten valley villages flood rapidly, thirty residents drowned, fifty houses ruined, and embankments collapse. Other areas along the Rhine report damage to vineyards and fatalities from lightning.
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Silesia
Troppeau
Sudeten
Ntie
Lower Rhine
Big Tent Collapse Threatens Denver Endeavor Gathering
A Christian Endeavor convention in Denver faced disaster when a large tent blew over during a 4 PM Monday collapse. Over 100 people were injured, with several fainting as attendees were rescued, but no serious injuries were reported, and A M Ramsey of Chicago helped organize a safe response.
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Denver
Christian Endeavor
A. M. Ramsey
Chicago
Female Bluebeard Charged With Second Degree Murder
The sealed verdict of the jury finds Ida Minnie Cummings of St. Louis guilty of murder in the second degree for the killing of her husband Devple Cummings on April 18. The penalty is ten years in the penitentiary. She awaits trial for the murder of her third husband Edgar M Harris, who died in October.
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Minnie Cummings
St. Louis
Devple Cummings
Mera
Cimmings
Edgar M. Harria
Wee
Conspiracy Uncovered in Frontier Garrison
A dispatch reports a conspiracy among twelve officers at the frontier garrison aimed at reshaping authority and planning to place new officers in regional commands. An assault on a high ranking officer is alleged, with evidence tied to threats against Colonel Manchin.
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Buefairest
Alexander
Manchin
Manchuria Ports and Foreigner Tension Report
Mort Arivur reports Cuesta informed Otina that the team aimed to exclude foreigners from Manchuria and control Jain Manchurian ports amid policy tensions. The piece cites preexisting strains between leaders and regional actions affecting trade and security.
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Novile Fe
Mort Arivur
Cuesta
Otina
Teem
Manchuria
Kretleheien
Amar’ Rane
War talk at Port Arthur conference amid secrecy
Prominent Russian officials including Minister of War Europathin and Admiral Alesieff attend a secret Port Arthur conference amid war rumors. Peking Seoul envoys and消息 officials mull Manchurian policy while Japanese tensions rise in China. Reports say Russia aims to hold Manchurian position and risk hostilities if Japan fights alone. War mood gathers among Japanese in China.
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China
Manchuria
Korea
Port Arthur
Europathin
Alesieff
Russia
Peking
Seoul
M. Pokouiloff
Deseine
Muekden
Harbin
Kirix
New Chang
Japan
Conductor 18 Insane in Wake of Rockfird Wreck
Twenty one people died when a Southern Railway passenger train wrecked at Rockfird Virginia. All bodies recovered except Passenger Engineer Davis. Several injured remain in critical condition. Freight conductor W B Brubeck is blamed for inattention to orders and remains in mental distress. Ten small foreign children escaped injury and are being cared for locally.
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Southern Railway
Rockfird
Davis
W. B. Brubeck
Wrubeck
Bank Robber William Rudolph Escapes From Union Jail
William Rudolph, a Union, Missouri bank robber and murderer, escaped jail during evening cell checks. As guards attempted to subdue a prisoner altercation, Rudolph fled through the east entrance of the exercise corridor and ascended three flights to the top, eluding recapture amid the chaos.
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William Rudolph
Union
Rudolph
Forty Farmers Stop Train for Harvest Hands
Forty farmers stopped a Pacific train at Hitson during day and night seeking harvest work. They offered passengers passage, three weeks off the train, and wrapped rations.
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Pacific
Hitson
Gen Cassius M. Clay sent to asylum after assault in Lexington
Fragmentary report states Cassius M. Clay, aged, diagnosed as insane, was taken to an asylum after a fight with James W. Brady in Lexington. Brady, living in N, broke away, was overpowered after a polio jump and sustained injuries. Doctors treated him at a hospital.
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Cassius M
Lexington
Kentucky
James W. Brady
Brady
First Civilian P Senor Homano, the death of Peru
The article notes the passing of the civilian leader who has held office for a quarter century, reflecting on four decades of Peruvian governance and the held office tenure.
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Senor Homano
Peru
Hidden Picture Puzzle Obituary Mystery in New York
George A. Kolbe former business agent and manager of the Marine Engineers Benevolent Association was found dead in his New York home on Tuesday. Earlier in May he disappeared amid a strike. two weeks later his body was located and identified.
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George A. Kolbe
Marine Engineere’ Benevolent Association
New York
Kolbe
Marine Engineere
Heo Fraveios Hines Bie
Toon
Ft Veal Npemialieng
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