Buried Alive With a Corpse in Italian Cemetery
Florence July 11 A marchioness of Italian nobility died today beside her grave after being buried alive with a corpse. The body was found in a coffin with Signor Rowsi who had died days earlier. conjecture says she wandered into the vault believing it to be her sweetheart's grave and fainted, trapping herself with the corpse.
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Florence
Italy
Magdalene Castellare
Signor Rousl
Count Franchi
Mixtake
Rowsi
Deadly white damp claims seven in mine disaster
In Wrealand Pennsylvania workers from the Lehigh Wilkesbarre Coal Company labor program report seven Italian miners dead in a gas filled Avdenriedding mine. Foreman James Lee and six Italians went into the mine daily to measure water. When two men failed to return, Lee and his party followed. The mine flooded with gas, rescuers including Superintendent Golinworthy and De Farrow were removed, one unconscious and at death's door. One body recovered with others still missing.
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Wrealand
Lehigh Wilkesbarre Coal Company
Dearchers
Vietine
James Lee
Lee
Golinworthy
de, Farrow
Wil
Our Teddy Pitches Ten Loads of Hay
Edward Maloney a village laborer with President Roosevelt assisted at Sigamore Hill taking ten loads of hay from the president's farm. He described a morning scene with the president dressed in a white suit and negligee shirt shaking hands and sweating as the first load was moved. Maloney said he would not work again if the president fired them up as he did yesterday.
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East Norwich
S. 1
Edward Maloney
Roosevelt
Maloney
Sigamore Hill
War Talk Is Bosh Say Jap Officials
New York July 11 Admiral Baron Yamamoto a distinguished Japanese naval officer said war talk is nonsense and that there will be no serious development between Japan and the United States He blamed sensational press and warned editors to study the situation before writing views He denied plans to join the Progressive party and said he had no interest in mischief with Potuates Admiral Evans and Captain Adams discussed the matter and agreed that war between the two nations would be folly
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New York
Baron Yamamoto
Wadnesday
Japan
United States
Pacfic
Muuch
Yamamoto
Yinamoto
Progressive Party
Marine
Fussia
Ipotuttes
Evans
Yamaamoto
Ion Hity
Egan
Hy Auld
Admiral Evan
Yisuamoto
Adama
Denials Cloud US Japan Talks Amid Hague Reports
The article reports swift official denials from the State Department and the Japanese embassy about Hague telegrams claiming Japan pressed the United States for stern action over San Francisco Japanese residents. Viscount Aoki rejects any Tokyo plans to return or deteriorating ties, calling the Hague tale unfounded and urging calm in U.S.-Japan relations.
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Washington
Ntate
Hague
London
Japan
United States
San Francisco
Mono
State Department
Bern
Ambasador Aoki
Japane
Hoth
Ible
Toklo
Ambastdor
Viscount Aoki
Inter
tMa
Tokio
Xuch
Aoki
Hoe
Anany
Anode
Direstor Sahir
Commercal Bureau
The
Japanes Foreign Office
No Gambling on the Great Lakes Banned by Commerce Department
Chicago March 11 The department of commerce announced a ruling banning any gambling boats on the Great Lakes after an investigation into the so called floating pool rooms. The decision follows correspondence with officials and cites concerns over pirate operations and safety.
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Department of Commerce and Labor
Chicago
Department of Commerce Med Labor
Craverse
Raverse
Nineteen Plein Car Hit by Bolt in Springfield
A tangle of carriages and a bolt struck a Nineteen Plein in Springfield Ohio last night near Fort C and Bijeur. Several passengers were badly shocked with one reported dead and others injured in the mishap.
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Ninteen Plein
Bolt
Springfield
Ft. C
Bijeur
Mira Quely
Knights Templar Drill Wins Honors at Saratoga Race Track
Five commanderies competed for prizes at the grand encampment drill contest in Saratoga New York July 11. First prize went to St Bernard Commandery Chicago with Columbia Commandery Washington second, Staplar Commandery Indianapolis third, Slewood Chicago fourth, and Ivanhow Milwaukee fifth.
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Saratoga
Corpe
Knights Templars
St. Bernard
Chicago
Columbia
Washington
Staplar Commandery
Indianapoliy
Inslewood
Ivan, How
Milwaukee
Boy Drowns After Leaving Tubbing Has Note
In Cleveland on July 11 eleven year old Leo Kilner left the washtub where he had been playing and joined friends at a pond near Paper Co. He was later found drowned. Blake Wright's ambulance carried the body to the morgue.
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Cleveland
Leo Kilner
Cleveland [Paper Co
Blake & Wright
Morgua
Lenbear
Mother and Son Stand Trial in Unwritten Law Killing
Mrs Mollie Bowie and her son Henry Bowls face trial for the killing of Hubert Posey in what they describe as defense of home honor. Witnesses recount Mrs Bowie’s tearful insistence she killed Posey after he betrayed her daughter Priscilla Bowie. The defense argues the couple acted to protect family “honor” and seek justification, while Posey’s actions are cited as motive for marriage refusal.
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Nin
Emphaesia
Henry
Hin Son
Posey
Are
Aan
Nim
Mares
Dust Jong Ongirh
Priscille Bowie
Enthusiasm Grows for Marion Mirror Prize Ballot Contest
Enthusiasm builds as candidates organize supporters for a single ballot prize drive in Marion. Nominations close Friday evening, with early ballots counting toward the first publish list and a $650 prize automobile featured in promotions. Contenders urged to secure votes quickly to gain top spots in district tallies and claim the coveted prize.
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Marion Mirror
Huthondsen
Marlon Mirror
Quite & Amnber
Marlon
Humber
Fo Iehuits
Nelson & Sons
CK. Burny
G. W W. Bowers
Ely
Marion Mireor
Nate
Goa
Marion Ableron
Marion, Jollo
Dewey Loaded Threat Haunts Drydock at Olongapo
Manila reports authorities closely monitor threats tied to the drydock Dewey at Olongapo. Rumors of explosives unsettled officials, noting a prior closure of a blasting plan weeks earlier.
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Manila
P. 1
Dewey
Olongapo
Pacitiie controver fotta Neon ordorat from Cavite to Oh io
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Cavite and Neon order, unclear event, w ivty implied. No coherent story or identifiable people, dates, organizations, or outcomes.
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Cavite
Ohio
Man who saved Union Army killed by Confederates
Gilbert Kenyon of Company B Sixteen Wisconsin Infantry who saved the Union at the battle of Ahduh was killed yesterday. He reportedly rushed into Confederate lines while gathering information during a night escape and was shot. His actions earlier helped prevent a defeat for Union forces.
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Oncemower
Wis
Gilbert Kenyon
Union Sry
Ahduh
Yeeeterday
Kenyon
Wisconsin Infantry
Johnston
Walt
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