Agreed alliance reshapes San Salvador and Hondarie status
A six month old agreement makes San Salvador and Hondarie defensively aligned as villes. Reports recount shipgrounding near Neenah Wisconsin with all 400 aboard rescued. a Greek raid in Malagista near Kir forta killed eight Bulgarians including a farm proprietor. two deaths and multiple injuries in a Texas rail collision near Planteraville. Other items note Russia deflation rumors denied, Sarah Bernhardt honored, and a U.S. foreign trade total near 3.97 billion dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotinto
San Salvador
Hondarie
Avelyn
Neenah
Wis
Malagista
Kirforta
Gulf, Colorado & Santa Ferali Road
Planteraville
Texan
St. Petersburg
Russia
Avartia
Negotiations on Manchuria Open Door Policy Stumbles
American talks on opening Manchuria and the Mukden and An Tung issues proceed amid doubts of united action. Chinese and Japanese land purchases near An Tung spark disputes over validity. Shanghai merchants press Minister Rockhill to push China for stronger administration and border customs. A logistics store office at An Tung is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mukden
An Tung
Tien Tsin
China
Japan
Manchuria
Chamber of Commerce of
Bhanghal
American Association of Shanghai
Rockhill
Peking
Russia
Last Stand of Czar Ordered as Russia Cracks Down
Premier Btolypin proclaimed war on revolutionists and all enemies of society in a telegram to governors and officials across Russia and the Caucasus His directive targets radicals liberals and constitutional democrats with orders to strike hard and crush dissent amid widespread closures of clubs and newspapers
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St. Petersburg
Btolypin
Russia
Caucasus
Uberal
Cissex
Constitutional Democratic Party
Jani
Peace Treaty Ends War Between Salvador and Honduras
A conference in San Salvador led to a signed treaty among Salvador, Honduras, and Guatemala. Armies to be dismantled within eight days, prisoners of war and wounded to be cared for, political prisoners released, and amnesty urged. A general peace treaty to follow within two months, with arbitration by U S and Mexican presidents for any disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Salvador
Ooard
United States
Marblehead
William L. Merry
Nicaragua
Conta Rica
Guatemala
Honduras
Leslie Combs
Gamboa
Salvador
Gar Tion
Costa Rica
Mexico
Train Crash Drowns Nine In Lake Near Camden
A Great Northern express and its smoking car plunged from a sixty four inch bank into Diamond Lake near Camden, about thirty miles from Spokane. Nine men drowned, the engine remained on the track, and a train fire was extinguished. One sailor was fatally injured by a tank explosion as debris and bodies were recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Great Northern
West Berail
Diamond Lake
Camden
Epen
Rittal
Relief plan proposed for refugees in San Franesco
Allin Pallowk of the relet fuel Rok Cross outlines recommendations after an extensive inquiry into relief for city refugees. He calls for immediate clothing relief and a $100000 appropriation to fund petal stores for clothing, plus a $10 grant to each refugee to aid self support, and urges the immediate abolition of soup kitchens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Franesco
Allin Pallowk
Vider
Final Appeal to the People Dissolves Parliament
A final appeal warns that Russia’s puppet parliament was dissolved by imperial ukases on March 5 1907. The capital was placed under extraordinary security, martial law-like conditions for anticipated unrest. The note critiques autocratic move to dissolving the assembly and hints at broader reforms and potential universal suffrage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Stuasin
Russia
Nicholas
Moscow
Fur
Dreyfus Receives Chevalier of the Legion of Honor
In Paris Major Alfred Dreyfus received the Cross of Chevalier in a ceremony at the military school courtyard. The event, held on the spot where his sword was broken twelve years earlier, was witnessed by a military audience and surrounded by artillery, with officials and trumpets promising a solemn tribute.
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Paris
Alfred Dreyfus
Legion of Honor
Thirteenth Artillery
Targe
Win
War Office
Dreyfue
Quittal
Gillain
Sirele
Wenuryl
Sireyfus
Deny Fia
Massacre Plot Rumor Sparks New York City Debates
A garbled account reports a supposed massacre plot tied to drunken Cossacks targeting Jews. The fragmentary text references industrial areas, a commander, and authorities reacting with fear. The piece remains unclear but suggests a tense atmosphere around a potential ethnic violence incident.
Fragmented OCR Lost in garbled text on a local page
An unreadable OCR fragment mixes garbled names places and events with no clear narrative or identifiable facts. The legible portions do not yield a coherent report or distinct individuals or organizations to summarize meaningfully.
Vollen Won’t Recuce Hie Gre Against Dowie to Writing
Vollen faces a legal battle against Dowie. the case raises questions of whether he will reduce the grievance to writing. Multiple parties, including Cable Amnetioln and CTU, are involved in the dispute and related arguments. The setting appears in a Remipty context with references to Vie damian Wee and LAR Cott gen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vollen
Unclear fragmentary text from historical page
Fragmentary OCR reading about a mining area and individuals with garbled names and numbers. Details are inconsistent and many words are unreadable, leaving only scattered mentions of people, places, and measurements without a clear event or story.
Wemen Acauitted of Murder in Malay Court
A trial concludes with acquittal for a group linked to a murder case in Malaysia. Prosecutors alleged involvement by several defendants, including Abdowaary and Halles, with testimony and evidence presented over multiple days. The court reportedly found insufficient proof of guilt beyond a reasonable doubt.
Russell Sage Dies at 89 in New York State
New York financier Russell Sage died suddenly Sunday at Cedarcroft his Lawrence Long Island summer home aged about 89 heart failure from age related diseases. Born August 4 1816 in Verona Oneida County he began in a Troy grocery and rose to major railroad and Wall Street interests including Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul and ties to Jay Gould. He amassed wealth dating from 1867 and faced a major 1884 Grant & Ward setback with substantial liquidity. At death he was an officer and director in twenty railroad and telegraph companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
National Irrigation Congress At Boise Showcased Crops
Delegates and visitors at the fourteenth National Irrigation Congress in Boise September 3 to 8 will see an exposition of crops from irrigation districts. Exhibits include fruit, sugar beets, vegetables, grains, and more from participating states and territories.
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Irrigation Congress
Bolen
Idaho
Boise
Tragedy Arises From Jealousy in Helena Incident
A man in Helena fatally shoots his wife after a heated quarrel and a failed revenge plan. The incident involved a trooper from the third cavalry and occurred near Port Agonbaine. authorities investigate as the widow's relations and the home insurance fight unfold.
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Helena
Third Cavalry
Port Agonbaine
Charles 2 Suhmitt
Murder Charge Faces Woman in Seattle Case
Fragmentary report from Seattle dated July 22 describes a brutal case where a woman is charged in a deadly incident involving a girl found by her father Jobe Haliva. Authorities confirm the suspect’s arrest and ongoing investigation with few details available from the damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Aepental
Sanna
Mary
Diaz Preparing For Outbreak in Mexico City Plan
El Paso dispatch reports President Diaz and governors to confer amid fears of a planned uprising in Sonora Cananea and across Mexico. The movement, led by the league of Mexican railroad employees, aims to expel foreigners holding official posts in railroads mines and smelters including Americans English French and Germans. Authorities warn forceful measures to quell any disorder and protect stability ahead of September 14 independence day signals.
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el Paso
Tex
Hanael Taube
Banore
Mexico
Mexico City
Diaz
Sonora
Cananea
Totary
Treaty Signed On Cruiser U S Mar iehead Off Guatemala Coast
A peace treaty was signed Friday aboard the U S cruiser Mar iehead near the Guatemalan coast involving Guatemala Honduras and Salvedor. The accord followed a difficult negotiation with mediation credited to U S and Mexican leaders. The agreement ends a Central American war that began with Salvadoran expeditions and revolved around Guatemalan leadership and regional tensions.
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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 Damages in Bocorro Reported
Reports from Bocorro New Mexico describe a major earthquake with at least two large shocks, July 1 and the following Monday. Adobe and newer homes suffer cracks and plaster falls, chimneys damaged, and residents fearfully sleeping indoors. the county court house shows damage and a fire pole at the Pythian hall is broken. estimated losses are around $24,000 with references to injured or killed being unconfirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bocorro
N. M
Lamage
Joseph Price
Bayern
Colorado Telephone Company
Vengeance of Jilted Lover Ends in Fatal Crime
A jilted lover case centered on Frank Kern ends with a death at Fourtesnil and Yranklin streets near railway yards. The culprit, Albert Crour, a Missouri National Guard member, is in custody after a nationwide pursuit. The victim died and the killer was not recovered.
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Kansas
Frank Kern
Fourtesnil
Albert Crour Ale Yeare
Stankglueda
Regina
Missouri
Gir
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Sarah Bernhardt
Department of Commerce and Labor
W. J. Mayfield
Karns City
Texas
J. C. Goode
Sseager Department
Oregon Port Line Railway
National Livestock Exchange
Allan Line
Hibernian
London
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
Ark
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
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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