Pope Pius Says He Cannot Live Long
Row, Sept. 3. Pope Pius spoke in an interview with Bishop Burke of Albany New York expressing fear he cannot live much longer. He said confinement of the Vatican would spare the Catholic church if his death soon came yet he would not let that stop church progress. He discussed trying to settle his affairs and those of the church and hinted at a wish to live in America for a time.
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Vatican
Venice
America
Burke
Pie Totay
Albany
N. Y
Catholi
Sheelo
Bae
Two Women Shot by State Police in Dunmore Riot
In Dunmore two women, Mrs Mian Kavalko and Mrs Anna Gordy Wie, were shot while standing on Kavalko’s back porch during a confrontation between state police and striking miners. Police say the shooting was accidental as crowds surged near the mine. The incident occurred amid a broader riot involving miners and nonunion workers, with investigators assembling to determine responsibility.
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Sirabston
Dunmore
Mian Kavalko
Anna Gordy
Wiemmers
Kavalko
Ord
Jewstione
Col.lery
Hite Co
Gers Win
Aonunton
Eorning
W. W. Inglish
Gerwin
Pollo
Bryan Hears Insel Make an Address in Sioux City
In Sioux City Iowa a Democratic rally featured William J. Bryan criticizing reformers and trusteeships while targeting Colouiad Dupont and Ann Bob Penrose. He denounced the Republican executive committee as tied to trusts and urged on a tariff and bank-deposit pledge. The audience heard his remarks as reporters noted the political clash and ongoing legal cases.
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Sioux City
Iowa
Schauber
Wiliam J. Bean
Towa
Bryan
St. Paul
Taftou
Brynn
First National Bank of Biles 18 Closed
Wardueton Leyi reports the controller of the treasury announced the closure of First National Bank of Biles 18. Details indicate removal of directors and related actions affecting the bank’s operations and associate institutions in the region.
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First National Bank OF Biles
Disastrous Coast Wreck Near San Marino by Revenue Cutter
A fog bound wreck off the San Marino coast leaves no trace of the vessel or crew. The damaged schooner Pitt of Vandonver, possibly My Le, is feared lost with all hands as the Mondye revenue cutter probes the scene. Kilburn of the North Yaelfie company witnesses the grim search.
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San Mranvito
Pitt
Vandonver
Kilburn
North Yaelfie Company
Gomez and Zayas Pick Liberal Ticket in Havens Cuba
In Havana Cuba Sept, reports indicate Jon Miguel Gantex as the Liberal candidate for president and Zayas as the candidate for vice president. Zayas aligned to second place, while factions Gomez and Zayas plan separate organizations leading toward unification to defeat Conservatives on election day in November.
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Havens
Cuba
Jon Miguel Gantex
Randidate
Zayas
Zayow
Ushera
Gems
Union of the Adbevalé
Buy da
Harriman Seeks Oratorical Honor Amid Civic Appeals
Ban Verbage. Sept. 2. Harriman travels to Portland to begin a series of speaking engagements after an invitation from civic bodies. The event follows renewed interest by Hackwan to select his address and discuss broader empire concerns.
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Rattrand
Harriman
Portland
Oaldeets Hackwan
A Duel With Knives In A Murky Confusion
Fragmentary OCR reports a violent knife duel involving named figures in a crowded scene. The battered wall, wounded cadets, and a chaotic escape frame a tense incident with unclear outcomes and participants named in the damaged text.
Another Victory Over Abdul Avie Foe Reported
Sept 3 Tangier reports another victory by Abdul Avie forces. The detachment advances toward Myvorey as Abdul’s army strengthens. Local observers describe tough fighting and strategic maneuvering amid harsh winter snows and shifting alliances.
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Tangier
Abdul Avie
Sven Mulal
Abdul
Abdu
Epiaien
Berlin Talks and Tensions Stir European Powers
A garbled fragment references Germany, Berlin, and tensions among Price and Spal figures over a charge or policy with Aguiring at a convention. It hints at fuel, Mulal Uafid, and Moroccan interests drawing powers together, suggesting a diplomatic scramble in Europe.
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Berlin
Wxciter
Mulal
Morocco
Prime Minister Protest Over German Property Rights
A garbled foreign office note reports a protest against alleged injuries to German property and rights. It mentions German officials and a call for demonstrations to advance German concerns and secure protection of assets abroad.
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Ger. Thanheileen
Powdered Beer Tragedy At Local Inquest
A New York inquest recounts a man drinking beer laced with poison after an incident at a South Amboy railway yard. Police and coroner probes reveal a deadly case tied to a powdered substance and alleged foul play. Witnesses described the moments before the victim fell ill, with investigators seeking the exact toxin and motive.
Phantom Dynamite Drill Brings Ohio Guard To Fort Benham
The Ohio National Guard regiment arrived at Fort Benham today for maneuvers. The exercise involves tactical problem solving and connecting a simulated shield across divisions as the regulars practice against the guard in staged operations.
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Indiampolis
Ind
Ohio National Gun
Fort Ben
Lami
Cheanni Vanouver
National Guard
Halon Heldge
Merows Mall Creek
Big Aroy
Wien
Remember Brownsville Niagara Slogan Moves Niagara Split
The article reports on the Niagara movement slogan and its political impact in Oberlin, Ohio, and Brownsville, Kentucky. It cites the Republican party, Taft, Foraker, and Roosevelt factions, urging black voters to register and vote to defeat Taft and uphold independence, with emphasis on abolition of racial oppression and Test of loyalty.
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Association of Negroes
Taft
Oberlin
Republican Party
Browievilie
Niveort
Wreioh
Nédfoed
Americh
Foraker
Tyne of Man
Textas
Niagara Movement
Werroe
Roosevelt
Jewel B. Foraker
Aeronaut Falls to Death at Maine Balloon Field
Charles Olive r Jones of Hammondsport New York perished during a balloon ascent at the Waterville Maine grounds. A sudden flame burst enveloped the gas bag as the craft neared the ground and the wreckage fell, leaving Jones fatally injured with spine damage and internal injuries. Witnesses reported the crowd reacting in horror as the balloon collapsed and flames spread.
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Waterville
Maine
Charles Olver Jones
Hammondsport
Dale Wtter
Jones
Tie Winds
Wits
Toomemog
Karen Ye
Asraniit Amachel
Femme
Jensberg
Walloon
Araitrenyei Piyvichins
Court Martial for Port Wayne Officers Named in Special Orders
Washington Sept. 4 Announcement in special orders of the war department yesterday by wire of the president a general court martial has been appointed to meet at Port Wayne Indiana Tuesday Sept. 20 for the trial of such persons as may be brought before it The principal accused is Colonel Daniel Corn Tan of the Seventh Infantry commandant at Port Wayne The court will be composed of officers of superior or equal rank chaired by Major General Frederick D Grant with Generals Myers Thomas Morton Newson Ponte sid and Kerr and Colonels Holstand Greenough Hattield Dorst Andrews and others Also Captain Howland of the Twenty first Infantry serves as Judge advocate The matter involves a yen dealer at Font Wayne and irregularities regarding payment for horses Continued on Page Two
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Washington
Wirestian
Port Wayne
Mion
Daniel Corn
Tan
Seventh Infantry
Con. Quandant
Kort Wayne
Anny
Prederick D. Grant
Albert L. Myer
Karl D. Thomas
Charles Morton
Namway D. Ponte
John B. Kerr
Henry 0. Holstand
George G. Greenough
Coast Artilery
Charles A. P. Hatteld
Thirteenth Cavalry
Joseph H. Dorst
Third Cavalry
George G. Anderou
General
George Andrews
Charles R. Howland
Twenty-first Infantry
War Department
Font Wayne
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Liberals
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Kellenly
Mabbed
Partizan
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Germany
France
Spain
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Sry
Meebers
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Yemen
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Phantom Dynamite
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