Multiple Disparate Events Rally Across Nations and Crises
A wide-ranging imperial and domestic news roundup reports political candidacies, labor unrest, bridge collapse injuries, deadly mine explosion, village fires, a fatal shooting by a brother, religious blame after Kishineff, court cases tied to Kansas murders, Venezuelan German debt, drownings in East St. Louis, a police killing in New Rochelle, crop and railway damages in Oregon, canal treaty ratification thoughts, legal appeals in Kentucky, engagements in Los Angeles, militia guarding streetcar property, money order and dead letter investigations, and emigration shifts amid a global war era backdrop.
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Raton Coal & Coke Company
Blossburg
N. M
Aspang
Moench
Kirchen
Lower Austria
Edward Hoeckle
Frank
San Francisco
John Cronstadt
St. Petersburg
Chauncey Dewey
Clyde Wilson
W. J. McBrite
Berry
Kansas
District Court
Ella Clark
Los Angeles
Sinter
United States
W. A. Clark
Montana
J. M. Newell
Hebdesda Presbyterian Church
Independence
Waterloo
Marquokela
Dubuque
Money Order Bureau
Denmark
America
X. Z. Fetch
Jefferson, D
M. C. Krarup
New York
Revolt of Convicts at Colorado Penitentiary Ends in Death and Capture
Convicts at the state penitentiary near Casca city seized guards, blasted gates with dynamite, and forced Warden John Cleghorn’s wife to accompany them as they fled. Kuykendall was killed in the pursuit, while James Armstrong was beaten but survived. Guards recovered several prisoners during the escape attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Kirech Kirkendall
Tenfovade State Penitentiary
Casca
To de Palmer
Kuykendall
Lynch Mob Burns Negro Suspect in Delaware
A northern mob led by a Virginian burned George F. White at the stage Inlet near Mazon and Dixon after he was accused of fatally stabbing Miss Helen Bishop. Guards fired to stop the lynching, injuring several in the crowd, before White was executed.
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Stage Monday
Wilmington
Delaware
George F. White
Helen
Bishop
A. Bishop
Feudists in Key Stone Clash Endures Shootout
A mountaineer party led by Floyd McCoy clashed with John Reynolds in Key Stone West Virginia sparking a street battle. Police pursued them as the crowd dispersed. McCoy group fled into the mountains taking dead and wounded. one man was killed and another fatally wounded. Names of participants were not known.
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Floyd McCoy
Keystone
McDowell County
West Virginia
John Reynolds
McCoy
Reynolds
Bain
Robbers Shot Man in Portlum Barn Attack
A man named M. Clot was shot and likely mortally wounded by two highwaymen at a Portlum barn. Galafseon was indoors when the assailants entered seeking a robbery, and Young Catot cried out as shots were fired. The father came to aid, but one robber fled after striking Calf in the heart, a wound deemed potentially fatal.
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M. Clot
Portlum
Galafseon
Catot
Mississippi election to be held August first
The state election commission has ordered a primary election for August 1. The news indicates a new slate of candidates including Senator Money and rivals Coven Laiucine, with details on the ballot and party dynamics.
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Sie Board of Election Commisioners of
Miesiasippi Hae
West United
Salem
Miesiasippi
Money
Ant
Laiucine
Acutiog Ab Nolive Conkore
Six Thousand Slain in Rebel-Sultan Clash
A chaotic report cites heavy losses as forces of the Sultan led by a Moorish war minister clash with rebels in North Africa. Dispatches from Madrid describe Ta Tangier and Greenttnn as scenes of fierce combat with around six thousand troops involved and unclear outcomes.
Lightning Strike Kills Six At New Senecaville Mine
A storm at a new mine near Senecaville Ohio toppled dynamite stored on site. Six carpenters were killed and several others injured as the shaft ruptured and windows shattered in the mining town of 300. Workers sought shelter in a neighbor’s barn but a bolt demolished the structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senecaville
Ohio
John Salteturger
Railroad for Central Alaska and Alaska Central railway contract
The gold output of Alaska stands at 26 million dollars annually and will rise with a new railroad from Resurrection Bay along Cook Inlet to the Tanana river. The Reward Construction Company of Chicago secured the contract to build and equip 413 miles from Resurrection Bay northward through the Cook Inlet country to the Tanana river above its confluence with the Yukon.
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Alaska
Tew
Resurrection Bay
Tanana River
Chicago
Reward Construction Company of
Alaska Central Railway
Resurrection’ Bay Nouthwart
Cook Inlet
Siasitaa Valley
Tunas River
Jiumedol
Yukon
Uncle Sam Recogni tion Delay Over King Peter
The United States delays recognizing the new Servian government. Jackson, minister to Greece, also serves as minister to Serbia and will not present credentials until a disposition to punish the guilty is shown. Credentials have not been prepared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Peter
United States
England
Jackeon
Creece
Seevta
Foreigners Like Our Boots and Shoes Exports Rise
Exports of boots and shoes are rising to surpass any prior year. Figures show 37074 pairs in 1650, 587108 in 1890, 10720 in 1900, 3966766 in 1902, and a total near 44 million by year end.
Kisses not counts. Wife gains rights to own and distribute affection
Indianapolis report notes a ruling that a wife may choose and give kisses as her personal property without violating marriage vows. In Holbrook Arizona a cattlemen clash on the Apache reservation leaves Monty Barrett dead and Prin Coleman fatally wounded amid grazing permit disputes.
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Indianapolis
Kokomo
Holbrook
Arle
Decided to Die Together in Arranton Case
A fragment reports a violent incident in Arranton Pennsylvania where two individuals were shot. The text references a possible engagement and a fight that led to the deadly outcome with unclear names and details due to damaged OCR.
Kentucky Justice Amid Change of Venue in Murder Case
The article describes a murder trial with a contested change of venue to Harrison county and a later move to Cynthiana. Judge Redwine faced protests over venue rulings while Governor Beckham's alleged influence stirred controversy. The narrative notes earlier violence and multiple suspects connected to the case.
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Circle Jolt
Drckeon
Marcum
Thitias White Nine
Mo Mae
Larshingeton
Cynthiana
Jackeon
Hite Grae
Breadhitt
Redwine
Court House
Beckham
Harrison County
Outlaw Hardee Killed After Long Manhunt Near Glasgow
Willam Hardee, sentenced to be hanged in Glasgow Montana for the murder of Charles Sneary near Culberson, was killed by a posse after a ten day pursuit. Charles R. Hill, a posse member, was killed by Hardee during the chase seventy five miles southeast of Glasgow.
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Willam Hardee
Glasgow
Mont
Charles Sneary
Culberson
Charles R. Hill
Harflee
Frigid Flood Aftermath Sees Dozens Dead in Hopper Ore
Reports detail a grim scene as flood survivors number into hundreds. Many bodies found frozen in hail drifts along the Columbia River and surrounding towns. Workers battle conditions while authorities expect more discoveries and identifications amid the disaster.
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Columbia River
The Sweet Girl Graduate and a Montana Grasshopper Threat
A posse tracks escaped prisoners Hardee and McKinney across the Missouri River with Captain Hill killed after a brush pursuit. Reports from Bridger Creek warn of a Montana grasshopper invasion likely this summer, threatening vast range land as insects devastate growing grass.
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Hardee
Kinney
Missouri River
Hill
McKinney
Montana
Bridger Creek
Eny
Palatial Palm Beach Hotel Destroyed By Fire
Fire last week razed The Breakers at Palm Beach Florida a famed coastal hotel and casino complex. Strong winds spread flames to neighboring stores as crews fought back the blaze. The Monte Carlo owned by a Chicago firm also burned while the Pelicrane and other structures faced damage but survived. No injuries reported.
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Palm Beach
Fla
Palm Head
Pia
Maynifow
Chicago
Fall at cliff traps two crewmen near Auburn
A crew member named Mack Bowers reportedly fell over a cliff and tangled with others on a hillside near Auburn. Rescue efforts were underway with a rescue crew reaching the scene at 4 PM and one man reportedly surviving a long fall of 108 feet. The incident is centered on a rural area likely in Hacer county.
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Mack Bowers
Hiileramt Way
Henle
Alburn
Leylig
Conan
Auburn
Hacer County
Blind Gennia Bollog Inventor of Patent Ties
A historical note honors Blind Gennia Bollog once famed for tying handles and devising a system of balanced medical aid. He reportedly worked from boyhood, contributing to early invention efforts and aiding in medical apparatus design.
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N. Bollog
Northwest notes of mining, droughts, and town troubles
A sprawling summary recaps mining camps at Cody and Park City, a cloudburst ruin, sheep and cattle losses, a bank transfer, robberies, a fatal gun incident, and a political push to engage youths in enterprise. It mentions Fort Steele, Wyo and Carbon county duties after a dipper and 20,000 head dipping, plus local editors and merchants.
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Beck & Allen
Chen River
Heme
Otte
Wromlin
Fort Steele
Win
Wyo
Carbon ‘Yau
Park City
Moniaway
Wye
James Watts
James Mullaney
Watts
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Kemmerer
Cumaly
Te Ww
Powerally
T. 8
Grant
Sunteie Dale
Vent
Plebt
Washington
Benday
Eau Claire
Wik
Venezuela
Germany
Arthur Gibbs
Annie Reardon
McCausland Opera House
East St. Louis
Rochelle Park
New Rochelle
O'Hern
Heppner
James G. Pond
Rome
Jersey City
Bogota
Court ‘of Appeals
Frankfort
Claude O’brien
Earl Whitney
Memphis
A. B. Chinn
Lexington
Ateiking
Idianapolis
Ind
A. O. Havens
George H. Dean
Olive Fe
Edward Toets
Coueg Lat
John Bielstein
Missiasippi
Morocco
Vm Tarler
Metootah
Atmehei
Madrid
al Is
Central
Indiana
Denole Brannan
Arranton
Wildia
Krovet Sehipieh
Hinenit
Prientia
Kensucky Justice
Aureos
Wrock
Fred
Harden
MckKinney
Outlaw Hardee
NER
Mundrad
Sweet Girl
Fia
Surveyor
BLIND
Secame
Witee & Belfe
Cody O11
Cody
Tim Kennedy
Col
Grant Jones
Mt Bate
Clinstot
Vie. Peak
Wyoming
Fish Lake
Amd
Nelana Innes
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