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Noted Global and Local Crises Reported Across Continents
Reports list a range of incidents from a farmer's death misidentified as a woman in Madisonville to a plant explosion killing three and injuring others at Minneapolis. Also noted are political upsets in Florida and Spain, legal actions in Kentucky and Illinois, and violent events including a lynching in Texas and mob attacks in Georgia.
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Stephen H. Mallory
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Montgomery County
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Joseph Boyd
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Miner dies after fall from third story window
C T West a miner from Deep Creek fell more than forty feet from a third story window at the American rooming house in Salt Lake City Monday night. He died Tuesday morning after being found unconscious in a blood pool. Police hold Ike Hughes a Negro ex convict on murder charges amid suspicions of a push.
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Eleven Die After Work and Stock Train Collision
A northbound Missouri Pacific stock train rammed the rear of a work train just north of Buffalo Kansas, killing eleven men. Rescue efforts and investigation followed as authorities reviewed the wreck.
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Battle near Gumburrd in Somaliland Heavy Afghan forces clash
The report describes an engagement near Gumburd Somaliland where Brigadier General Manning attacked Mad Mullah forces. Colma Cobbe’s detachment led by Col Plunkett faced 2,000 horsemen and 1,000 spearmen. The British held out until ammunition ran out and finally fell to bayonet and superior numbers. Somali losses are estimated high with 3,000 to 4,000 mounted and 400 spearmen casualties.
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Not Guilty Verdict For James W. Kelly In Cayley Murder Case
James W. Kelly of Butte Montana was found not guilty of murder in the shooting of Dr Henry A Cayley. The jury deliberated about an hour before delivering the verdict as Kelly testified the room was dark and he fired in self defense after a man commanded him to leave. Kelly faced a crowd of friends as the court discharged him.
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President in Omaha Draws Big Crowd at Coliseum
Ten thousand people gathered at the Coliseum in Omaha to hear President Reds It. Wind and rain greeted the party as the journey from Lincoln faced a trying day. Omaha prepared with enthusiasm as about 50,000 lined the streets along the carriage route.
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Immigrants Pouring Into the Land of the Free
Immigration figures for the fiscal year show a surge likely to exceed all years except 1882. The Bureau of Immigration reports rising arrivals signaling a year of high mobility and demographic change.
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Immigration and crime dominate grim news roundup
The article details a deadly wreck with twenty five injured and four fatalities among Greca, plus one Buffalo boss Peter Frye, as misread orders sparked the disaster. It also reports U.S. immigration statistics for the first ten months ending March, and a confession tying to McKinney’s room in California.
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Peter Frye
Buffalo
Lurung Debrig
Otter Delng
Partitioning China and the Manchuria Dilemma
European capitals urge restraint as Washington seeks to preserve China’s integrity. The Manchurian question splits powers with aims to limit full exploitation rights, possibly opening one or two ports under a revised China US treaty. Fear grows of a Russian-led regional domino effect and German expansion into Shantung while France pushes into Tonkin.
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Rioting in French Provinces Over Unauthorized Gatherings
In France Sunday widespread disorder followed dispersal of unapproved assemblies. At La Roche-sur-Foron 600 peasants guarding a Capuchin convent stoned three magistrates and drove them off. Two infantry companies and 100 cavalry were sent to the scene. At Saint Nicholas du Pont rioting occurred amid an attempt to expel the Redemptionists.
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Strangled Former Sweet Heart Believed Murdered in Laporte
Coroner reports Martha Lawrence aged 19 found dead in Silas Beam house Laporte Indiana with evidence pointing to murder by strangulation. Silas Beam son Truman Beam arrested on suspicion after proposing marriage and being refused. Father publicly suspects son in the case.
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Roosevelt named for 1932 GOP ticket claims in Henderson interview
In a Los Angeles Express interview, former Speaker David B. Henderson predicts President Roosevelt will be nominated by the next Republican convention and win by the largest majority in history. He asserts there will be no opposing name and references a San Juan Hill vigor in his praise. He also notes unrest in Kronstadt and Asian conflicts, with varied casualty and riot reports.
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Roosevelt Tours Nebraska On Sabbath Visit
President Roosevelt and party spent Sunday in Grand Island Nebraska. He attended St Stephen's Episcopal church in the forenoon and rode horseback in the afternoon with Senator Dietrich. They rode to Taylors sheep ranch and the Soldiers Home granting veterans on a twenty mile excursion.
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Ambush Fatality Ends Feud in Oki Territory
W A Roman, a wealthy Gallings stackman, was wounded ten days earlier while riding on the range and died in Trinidad Colorado hospital. His brother F Poman was killed, with the two men described as widely known rivals in a bitter range feud. The incident ended when both were shot from their horses amid fortified rocks on the range.
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Shot His Landlord in Beplon Area, Local Report
A man named SANthon Bishop aged YA a boule hopper from Beplon was shot by a stranger. The incident occurred on the ara wod aldo near Bi Hishop. Bishop suffered a wound and was transported for medical attention. Police say the shooter fled and officers are investigating the motive and identity of the assailant. Local officials refused to explain the action.
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Sacrifice Was Useless in a Perth Amboy Crime Tale
John Crempin and his wife from Perth Amboy New Jersey faced a stabbing case in Hungary. Crempin confessed, his wife jailed, then released after ten years to discover she lived with another man. He later returned to New Jersey to spend the remainder of his life.
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Prussia Exiles Mormon Missionaries From State Policy
Prussia decided to expel Mormon missionaries as a police measure amid a broader anti polygamy stance. The move follows attempts to limit missionary activity in Germany and Utah figures like Peter Lantensae and Bishop Schultews. Local authorities report deportations may spread to other states.
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Mary Monarion
Germany
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Peter Lantensae
Utah
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Berlin
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Naval strength in waters expands across nations
The article notes increasing naval strength in Asia with forty ships for France and thirty-one for India and China waters, Britain listing thirty-seven, and the United States stationed with two battleships on the Asiatic station among twenty four other smaller ships. Japan maintains a strong coast defense.
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Macedonians Massacre Party Sparks Pursuit After Slaying
A fragmented report describes a group of Macedonians attacking a village near Petron and killing Captain Swen and others. The tale names several victims and mentions a funeral and a cash settlement, with unclear details about locations and figures.
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