Explosion Kills Four Survivors Cling to Life Hours
A late night blast aboard a boat near Marion Marion County set the vessel on fire, killing four and leaving two survivors in the water for 12 hours before rescue. Tarbell and Tucker, aided by a life preserver, fought to reach safety while others drifted, with investigators noting the explosion caused the craft to capsize and plunge victims into the sea.
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Thrench
Tiefoot Manet
Tere
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Bonday
Beon
Rolani Worthington
Horton
John T. Trutt
Webarn
Tnaeph S. Rew
Miron Gieerdn
Marbwehowt
Engin
Tarbell
Farant Tucker
Bante Packie
Aid Tarbell
Wwe Stragetig
Ewins Rand
Keither
Marion
Fuster
Bimwell
Tucker
Tarbatt
Theker
Hotel i . Fogtin
Powlbie
Mise
Death of Gen B Boston Prominent Editor and Author
A fragmented obituary notes the death of Gen B Boston a key editor and author in Brookline. It mentions his wide wholistic work and leadership at a Sunday school, with scattered references to his Maine connections and remaining duties. The report also alludes to a separate Philadelphia incident of lightning panic and a derailed car causing injuries.
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Jeastine Diahentor
Cuilier
Trimvner
Uni
Miblioheroof
Hia
Brookline
Ridder Supports Bryan At Denver Convention Bid
In Joroln Nebraska July W, reports say Ridder aimed to back Bryan with a wavering editor at York Staats Zeitung. Bryan made no comment as Ridder pressed for withdrawal from the field amid hopes of influencing the Denver gathering.
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Joroln
Neb
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Palrview Bunday
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N .Apinion
Hyaw
Centenary Warship Pageant Promises Imperial Display
The centenary celebration includes a grand naval pageant with eight nations represented and a visit by the Prince of Wales. Queen Elizabeth II era era? The event, set for July, features battleships from many nations firing salutes, parades through the city, and historic recreations. The Prince will witness regattas, fireworks, band concerts, and a tree planting in Victoria Park. Officials anticipate mobilizing thousands of soldiers from Canada and host nations while diplomatic contingents attend receptions and civic gatherings.
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Crnidas
Samuel Tin
America
Ratan
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al Jelite
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Spaii
Italy
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Victoria Park
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Men of the Watch
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Guente
Rue
Prines
Wales
Edward
Jorgen
Ewittent
Telegraphic Brevities and Court News Snapshots
Antonia Bonelli, the tanker who absconded from Cleveland, has been arrested at Santon Prax Wet charged with embezzlement. At Ottawa Mrs Mattie Stewart was found guilty of the murder of M Jashine Sehreck and her punishment was imposed at the imprisonment. William J Bryant not to have the import of William Hearst indicated by the attitude of Mr Hearst's two New York newspapers. Ten railroads and four miscellaneous corporations in the last six months with a total outstanding capital stock of 1,276,7238 have either to meet their dividends from a year new or parked them entirely. St Louis Republic commemorates 100 years with a 102 page special. The Regule tn the easy paper west of the Mississippi river has completed 10 years. Fire report: New York, grave charges against Windhorne Ambulances Co officials for defective equipment in the Windsor House fire of January. The commissioners of accounts found Windsor House failed to meet specifications. the firm had not replaced defective hose under guarantor.
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Cleveland
Santon
Prax
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Kat
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Jashine Sehreck
William J. Bryante
Witten
Hearst
New York
St. Tani Republic
Regubiie
Murder at a carnival ends in brutal railway killing
In Joplin Missouri July 1 Reealee Mre Roy Putah a 19 year old white woman employed by a carnival company was attacked on a Sunday street near the fort. A rope was placed around her neck and her body dragged along a railroad track. Footprints led to the suspect who was captured minutes after the crime. A separate incident in New York last night involved a Liberant Frederick Donnelly and his chauffeur being dumped into a ditch after a rear tire of the automobile burned the car against a tree killing Donnelly.
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Roy Putah
White Ghattache
Carnival
New York
Jericho
Careylig
Wien Liberant
Frederigk Donnelly
Detroit Tragedy Stirs State Amid Heat and Flood Dangers
One man died from heat and frost, while three boys drowned as intense weather spread across the state. Thousands searched for relief on rivers and fallow grounds, as boats faced peril in the rising waters.
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Detroit
Taly
Thousaode
Pereone
Police Guard Virgin Mary Statue Amid threats
In Chicago on July 18 police guarded a statue of the Virgin Mary after threats by an anticlerical group. The attackers pinned a banner to the statue estimating about $800 in value while worshippers stood by. The incident followed a procession through Melrose Park on Sunday under police protection and involved a reported total Love token around $100,000 in value.
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Chicago
Anticclerion Dociety i
Melrone Park
Marie
Died Suddenly in Columbus Baseball Figure Remembered
Columbus merchant and baseball promoter Mr. Bryer Bryce died Sunday afternoon at Noll Park Grand Stand. A longtime mercantile operator, Bryce worked to popularize baseball in Columbus for six years and had been in frail health the past three years. The funeral plan reflected the memory of his contributions to the sport in the city.
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Thomas
Columb American
Bunchall Co
Hent
Noll Park
Bryer
Bernard
Cleveland Wit
Bolt Park
John T. Beneh
John J. McGraw
aMetnty
New York National
Colimbia
Ranpeet
Bryce
Panama elects Obaldia president amid orderly vote
In Panama the 18th presidential election proceeded with little disturbance. Sener Jone De Obal dia, ex minister to the U.S., was elected president as Ricardo Arias withdrew. Voters across the republic showed overwhelming support for Obaldia and celebrations followed as crowds cheered in the streets.
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Panga
Sener
Jone de Obaldia
United States
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Sener Obaldia
Murder in West Virginia Penitentiary
A Sunday stabbing at the West Virginia penitentiary leaves Oscar Phipps charged with attacking and mortally wounding fellow inmate William Banke. The incident marks the prison’s fourth homicide in as many years amid long-standing rivalry between the two Black prisoners.
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W. Va
West Virginia
Oscar Phipps
William Banke
Hin
Wlesor Wade
Phipps
Bombardments and a Denver trolley tragedy reported
The item describes revolutionary bombardments near Teheran and Reghin Kien in command, plus a fatal Denver trolley incident where four Colorado & Southern workers died after stepping from a track to a streetcar line north of Denver.
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Denver
Colorado & Southern
Wests Tide
Intybridge Bullitine
Prohibitionists Rally for National Convention Candidates
Prohibitionists assemble in Columbus as delegates arrive for the national convention. Key figures include Seaborn Wright and Judge Samuel R. Artin as potential ticketmakers, with talks on the platform denouncing major parties for liquor shipments and planning a southern Democrat and northern Republican ticket. Also notes a Bisley rifle match where the American team won.
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Tday
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Maryland
John G. Woolley
Chicago
Silas C. Swallow
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Seaborn Wright
Georgia
Samuel R. Artin
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Charles Ro Jonex
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Peorth
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Dowret
Rev
WP. Palmer
St Lanin
Chelation Advocate
Alfred L. Matw Nloren
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Wt. Cran
Fil
Dalles
Tex
Emil Date
Href Ant Direct
Chattan Jones
Congress
Anthfalcon League
Thwarted Heat Wave Hits New York City
A garbled July 1 entry notes extreme heat with a thermometer reading around 9.7 degrees and mentions high temperatures across the city. Reading and measurement details are unclear, but the report centers on an intense heat event affecting New York.
Hall's Catarrh Cure claims universal cure
Readers are invited to learn of a supposed cure for catarrh and a chronic disease. The advertisement asserts Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh and related ailments through internal use, promising a $100 reward for proof of failure to cure. It urges sending for testimonials and mentions J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio.
Olympic Games Open Amid Large London Gathering
London July 1 Athletes from many countries gather in London for the Olympic games opening today. Nearly 2,000 competitors are entered across events, with preliminaries set for opening day. The parade of athletes will be the feature ceremony as the American team draws keen attention from English spectators.
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America
Great Mrivaia
Edurar
Rman
Italia
Trey
From a Suffragan's Note to a Busy Election Day
A reporter recalls a candid encounter with a citizen on Inez Presidential election day, noting his limited vocabulary and singular clarity about his voting intent. A hostess advises Polly on a hot water task, and a London Telegraph joke about a failed domestic scene ends the vignette.
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Harper's Weekly
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