World News Summary Mix of Disasters and Political Notes
An array of incidents and updates spans maritime grounding at Neenah Wisconsin, ethnic killings in Malagista near Kir forta, and a fatal train collision near Planteraville Texas. Reports include Russia-Uprising speculation, Sarah Bernhardt’s Legion of Honor, US foreign trade figures, a Texas political shooting, and railway pamphlets for homeseekers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Commerce and Labor
United States
W. J. Mayfield
Karns City
Texas
J. C. Goode
Open Door Talks in Manchuria Face Stalemate
American negotiations for reopening Manchuria continue while Japan and China dispute land allocations for foreign settlers. The Shanghai American association urges Rockhill to press for stronger Chinese administration and border customs. A logistic store office is planned at An Tung to regulate trade across the contested frontier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tien Tsin
China
Japan
Manchuria
Chamber of Commerce of
Bhanghal
Mukden
An Tung
American Association of Shanghai
Rockhill
Peking
Russia
Last Stand of Czar Amid Crackdown in Russia
Premier Btolypin declared war on revolution and disloyalty in a telegram to governor generals and prefects ordering them to strike hard against enemies of society. The crackdown targets revolutionists liberals and constitutional democrats as progressive clubs and newspapers are closed across the empire.
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St. Petersburg
Btolypin
Russia
Caucasus
Uberal
Cissex
Constitutional Democratic Party
Jani
Peace Treaty Details Armies to Be Disbanded
San Salvador reports a conference overseen byWilliam L Merry Leslie Combs and Gamboa culminated in a treaty. Salvador and Honduras will disband armies within eight days, prisoners of war to be exchanged, amnesty urged, and political refugees watched. A general peace treaty is to be signed within two months with arbitration by US and Mexican presidents for any further differences.
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Cotinto
San Salvador
Hondarie
Avelyn
Neenah
Wis
Malagista
Kirforta
Gulf, Colorado & Santa Ferali Road
Planteraville
Texan
St. Petersburg
Russia
Avartia
Ooard
United States
Marblehead
William L. Merry
Nicaragua
Conta Rica
Guatemala
Honduras
Leslie Combs
Gamboa
Salvador
Gar Tion
Costa Rica
Mexico
Train wreck plunges into Diamond Lake near Camden
Nine men drown when an express engine and two cars plunge off a sixty four inch bank into Diamond Lake after a Great Northern fast train derails near Camden, Spokane. The fire is extinguished and several injuries reported as rescue work begins.
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Spokane
Great Northern
West Berail
Diamond Lake
Camden
Epen
Rittal
Relief for Refuges Prompts City Aid Plan
An extensive inquiry into relief for San Franesco refugees leads Allin Pallowk of the relief committee to propose changes in care methods. He calls for immediate clothing distribution and a 1000000 appropriation to fund petal stores, plus a stipend of 10 per refugee to encourage self reliance and discourage soup kitchens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Franesco
Allin Pallowk
Vider
Final Appeal to the People Dissolving Parliament in 1907
A conservative editorial warns that the 1907 imperial ukases dissolve the current parliament and ordain a new convocation for March 6, 1907, amid security measures resembling martial law. It argues this step shifts Russia back to autocracy, delays elections, and hints at extended suffrage talks to dilute educated liberals, socialists, and workers. The piece contends revolutionaries may seize Moscow while intimidation tactics aim to quell uprisings and preserve autocratic control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Stuasin
Russia
Nicholas
Moscow
Fur
Dreyfus Receives Legion of Honor in Paris Ceremony
Major Alfred Dreyfus wore his full rank uniform as he received the Cross of the Legion of Honor in the military school courtyard. The event, guarded by artillery, recalled the place where his honor and the earlier humiliation occurred twelve years ago, amid trumpets and drums and formal congratulations.
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Paris
Alfred Dreyfus
Legion of Honor
Thirteenth Artillery
Targe
Win
War Office
Dreyfue
Quittal
Gillain
Sirele
Wenuryl
Sireyfus
Deny Fia
Drunken Cossacks Attempt Massacre in Industrial City
Unclear gang of drunken Cossacks allegedly plotted to massacre Jews in an industrial district. A local commander and officials faced fears as they investigated the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ark
Fragmentary wartime note on a failed rescue attempt
A garbled artifact describes a chaotic scene with a German sounding name and a disrupted event. It references a tense rescue or survival effort, a church, and a warning about danger from a burst of activity. Names and places are unreadable but hint at a historic incident.
Vollen Trial Details for Dowie Case Not Written
The article outlines actions in the Vollen case against Dowie, noting no formal writing or plea yet. It mentions related figures and entities, including cable agreement references and a recall of statements, with unspecified dates and locations.
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Vollen
Fragmentary OCR Note From Local Mining Report
Fragmented text appears to report on a mine near Nor Ureeas Col Mine and mentions ore, wine, and tools. Names, dates, and clear actions are unreadable, making it difficult to extract a coherent event or outcome. The readable portions suggest an accident or incident but lack specifics.
Acquittal in Murder Case Ends Turbulent Trial
In a landmark verdict, the defendant is acquitted of murder after a trial that included testimony from multiple witnesses and a section of the jury deliberation. Court records indicate the case followed extensive preparation and debated evidence presented by the defense and prosecution.
Russell Sage Dies at Age Ninety in New York Suburb
New York financier Russell Sage died suddenly Sunday at Cedarcroft, his Lawrence Long Island country home. Cause listed as heart failure amid age related diseases. Sage, born August 4, 1816, near Verona NY, built a vast fortune in groceries and finance and shaped rail and Wall Street interests before dying at 4 40 PM. He would have turned ninety next August.
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New York
Mussell Sage
Cedarcroft
Lawrence
L.I
Mr. Sage
Hi Summer
Russell Saye
Nestor
Verona
Oneida County
Bio
Eliza
Pendance Saxe
Connecticut
Russell Sage
Erfand
Henry
Troy
Lacresse Railroad Company
Chicago
Sage
Grant & Ward
Allmont Limitlees
Railroad and Telegraph
Irrigation Congress Delegates to View Idaho Crop Show
National Irrigation Congress delegates and visitors in Bolen Idaho attend the fourteenth session in Boise from September 3 to 8. An exposition during the congress will display crops including fruits, grain, sugar beets, and vegetables from ten districts and national reclamation areas. The exhibit aims to illustrate how results were achieved and the methods used across districts.
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Bolen
Idaho
Boise
Tragedy in Helena Ends in Fatal Shooting Jealousy Motive
In Helena a man killed his wife with a shotgun after a jealous dispute. The shooter, Charles Suhmitt, age unknown, fled the scene but was later apprehended. The incident occurred near Port Agonbaine and involved a third cavalry trooper. Authorities report the man’s death as instantaneous. the case is under investigation.
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Helena
Third Cavalry
Port Agonbaine
Charles 2 Suhmitt
Murder charge in Seattle case shocks town
A brutal incident in Seattle on July 22 left a woman dead in her home. Police say the suspect, identified as Jobe Haliva, was found by her father after a troubling sequence. Authorities allege the accused faced firing and detention as the investigation continues.
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Seattle
Aepental
Sanna
Mary
Diaz Preparing for Outbreak Amid Mexican Rail Strikes
El Paso dispatch reports President Diaz plans a governors conference as unrest brews in Sonora Cananea and other rail centers. Aimed at driving foreigners from official posts in railroads and mines, demonstrations were proposed for September 14 with authorities signaling strict measures to quell disorder. governors,Mexican officials, and foreign nationals are cited in the tense contingency.
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el Paso
Tex
Hanael Taube
Banore
Mexico
Mexico City
Diaz
Sonora
Cananea
Totary
Treaty Signed On Cruiser in Central America Peace Accord
A peace treaty among Guatemala Honduras and El Salvador was signed Friday aboard the US cruiser Mariahhead off the Guatemalan coast. Diplomatic commissioners praised US and Mexican intervention as the three republics move toward ending hostilities and reestablishing normal government after a months long insurgent conflict.
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San Jose
Guatemala
Salvedo
Honduras
United States
Mariiehead
Guatemalan
Tisias
Senor Gamboa
Mexico
Weint
Salvador
Guatmala
Genera Toledo
Civalyegals
Warhireton
Earthquake Damage Report From Bocorro New Mexico
Reports from Bocorro New Mexico describe two severe earthquakes on July 1 and the following Monday. Damage is mainly to adobe and plaster houses with chimneys toppled and court house cracked. The Swiss Price and Joseph Price reports indicate destruction but financial loss is under $2,000. scattered injuries reported, telegraph lines partly damaged. Other notes mention fraud allegations in Denver and a New York City tramway suit seeking terms and payouts.
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Bocorro
N. M
Lamage
Joseph Price
Bayern
Colorado Telephone Company
Vengeance of a Jilted Lover in Kansas City Streets
A man and woman, Frank Kern and another unnamed subject, are involved in a fatal confrontation near Fourtesnil and Franklin streets by railway yards. The altercation results in the woman’s death and the man’s serious injuries. authorities of Missouri state are investigating, with a third regimental member among the fallen. Local police are handling the case as a homicide inquiry.
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Kansas
Frank Kern
Fourtesnil
Albert Crour Ale Yeare
Stankglueda
Regina
Missouri
Gir
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Sseager Department
Oregon Port Line Railway
National Livestock Exchange
Allan Line
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Montreal
Beachy Head
Warnow
Vicw
W. Fairbanks
Josaph Gi
Canon
United Biatee
William Warner
Finetlope
Martigny
Switeer
Sil
Ward
Avelly
Thasiphine
Arkit
Kanene
Santa Barbara
Ieene le
Adam Achewe
Landis Kariaier
Daliebtet
Piayer
Fey
Czar
Uncle Sam
Dreyfus
Washington
Wilson
Reda
Peternbure
The
Minn
Jee Bilnmr
Tina
Revolutionary Party
Selouain
Lee
Foi
Meutomanis
Parker Will Vialt
Boleo
Wiuba Woo
Jiumee
Mark
Landy
Thi
Dupartine
Odessa
Mangeto
Perth
Rockefeller
Finglay
Rockefeler
Abney
Howling Green
Drey
Rutkefelter
Lasld
Fonkefalhir
Sutter
Mirderid Wie
Armin
Fae
Renemine
Ureeas Col
Relies
Ciel
Ieee Howe
Wemen
Eile
Loelie
Manlay
Afoe Bavnet
Doyle
Cuturdey
Pilin
Lawler
Mre
Halles
Irrigation Congress
Montana
Suicidi
Insurance Company
Qut of Business
Taiwan
Ieee Averite
Eutaemadiad
Waleed
Mast
Ric Alt
Balirog
Socorro N. My
Denver
Alleaing Grose
Al‘pola
Reali
Paige
Intimidedan and
Purobars
Depyer City Tranner Company
Deveran & Bleo
Comipany
Mivit Tnt Aartlihy Mua
Favneet al
York
Reviapter
Peover
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