In His Own Defense and A Manila Trial Report
A fragmented account portrays Bevernor of Benguet preparing a written statement while Seconor of Bormont faces pressure from authorities. The piece references murderers, trials, and sentences, plus notes on public sentiment and political tension. It cites Dr. Francisco Chrouce and mentions a rally with broad street support.
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Bevernor
Benguet
Bormont
Manila
Ube
Gutweray
Tan
Ewcanet
Crop damage reports roil Great Northern president remarks
President James J. Hild of the Great Northern Railway, en route to St. Paul, cites reports of crop damage in the west notably affecting the core crop and wheat harvest. He notes time constraints complicating railroad schedules, while other officials in St Paul and Minneapolis relay contrasting outlooks from grain men and inspectors.
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New York
James J. Hild
Great Northern Railway
St. Paul
Kanesa
Lopf Thesime
Drowning Two Boys Sparks Parental Suicides Attempt
In New Brighton King’s Dock two boys, Michael Florentino and Gabriele Santora, drowned after Florentino grabbed Santora as he tried to help. Both boys sank. rescuers arrived too late. Santora’s parents then rushed toward the scene with suicide attempts. the mother leaped into the water but was rescued. Police contained the distraught crowd.
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New York
King’s Dork
New Brighton
Michael Florentino
Gabriele Santora
New Brighton Thor
Florintino
Sega Santora
Wnt
Santora
Florentino
England Angers Over Censorship in War News
London correspondent notes public demand for full wartime reporting amid alleged British censorship of atrocities in the campaign. Reports of Schepers stronghold attack and moves to pull back troops surface as press condemns attempts to keep the war hidden.
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England
Taxland
Lord Kitchner
London
The
Tribune
Botha Nor
Dewet
Massare
Uition
Durban
Bloemfontein
Johannesburg
Seth
They Teach Baseball in Paris Students to Learn Game
A portion of French instruction at Paris will include baseball. Books of Baltimore and Henry Alexander of New York are hired for the course. The arrangement honors Alexander and Hopkins and reflects American influence. A baseball ground at Boulogne is set aside for Americans and Frenchmen to practice.
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Paris
New York
Laygnes
Baltimore
Henry Alexander
Alexander
Hopkins
United States
Johan Hopkins
John
Bhp
Bale de Boulogne
Topeka Police Court Delivers Colorful Day of Judgments
Judge Lindsay presided as various defendants faced minor charges and odd accusations. Mary Wade and Sue were among those cited after tense exchanges with attorneys, while the crowd witnessed a melodramatic mix of stories from locals including a jovial witness and a cases about a piano sale. The day ended with a chaotic street detour as Pike Bros. acts collapsed and later police from the North Side kept watch amid a flurry of gunfire reports.
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Welther
W. R. Hosen
Level
Mary Wade
Brwaya
Baturasy Giere
Dudes Reed
Mary
Sue
South Topeka
Hank Linaway
Bern
Quincy Street
Hutton
Maine
Bostigieon -Reamon
Duke
Murs
Mae
Reed
Fang
Nootine crime spree tied to local store incident
A garbled report describes a Monday noon incident involving a forged check, a store box, and a missed ownership transfer. Officers arrested a suspect named Capland with a companion, while a daughter accompanied Capland to a shop. Family payments in the case led to a withdrawn complaint.
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Spee
Gage
Elles
Brown
Dan Clipland
Lucas
Capland
Transmitting Congress meets at Gad Fellows ball
Cripple Creek Colorado on July 4. The first Transmitting Congress gathering drew nearly 1,000 delegates including governors ex-governors and senators from western states and territories. Willer Gresham of Galveston presided as delegates were welcomed by Colorado Governor J E Orman and Cripple Creek mayor Mavere F J Crane and Nelson Franklin of Victoria.
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Cripple Creek
Col
Atsica
Congress
Willer Gresham
Galveston
Tex
J. E Orman
Colorado
Mavere F. J. Crane
Nelson Franklin
Victoria
W. E Stanley
Kansas
Paris minister shot at by woman near Elysee
Paris July 16 minister of public works M Baudin was fired upon by a woman while en route to a cabinet meeting at the Elysee palace. The assailant, who claimed the name Olge and residence near Naterre, was arrested after a brief encounter. Baudin was unharmed and continued to the palace.
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Paris
P. Baudin
Blysee Palace
M. Baudin
Elf
M Baudin
Fred
Elysee Palace
Olge
Naterre
Nice
Delegates Arrive as Half Hour Trains Portray Convention Week
Special Ep worth League trains arrive every half hour in San Francisco ahead of the convention. Delegates from Wisconsin and Pennsylvania reach early. 3,000 expected today from Oregon and the Pacific Northwest. Tonight the Los Angeles chorus of 750 joins the concert. A ranchman, Samuel Carlson, is found murdered near Cody, Wyoming, two weeks after last seen. bullets and blood evidence noted. Iowa regatta opens with four crews racing in a half mile course at Lake Munroe. junior events highlight the day.
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San Francisco
Epworth League
Los Angeles
Great Chorus
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
First Methodist Church
Oregon
Pacific Northwest
Cody
Wro
Samuel Carlson
Gia
Cartson
Missire
Porto Rico Fiscal Year Expenses Reach Nearly Two Million
San Juan July 5 government finances for the year starting July 1 show authorized expenditures of 1,976,231 dollars. Major items include insular board of control 110,091 dollars and public works 495,000 dollars. Officials predict over two million dollars in receipts from taxes and duties, with at least 600,000 dollars likely remaining from a prior refunding act to bolster insular security.
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Associated Press
San Juan
P. R
Allen
Porto Rican Assembly
Porto Rico
United States
Porte Sloeighisis
Eferkency
Dean Sykes Named Rector of Trinity Church Lawrence
Dean J W Sykes has been called to the rectorship of Trinity church in Lawrence and will probably accept. He plans to meet parish members in Lawrence tomorrow to discuss the situation and potential move from Topeka after many years of service at Grace Cathedral.
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J. W. Sykes
Trinity Church
Lawrence
Topeka
Madden and Ice Trust Receiver Appointed in Exporia
In Exporia the ice trust case reached the district court with Judge Madden ordering a receiver and price regulation. The ice plant must run at a fixed output, delivering to dealers at 4.80 per ton while retail price caps apply to large buyers and small vendors at 90 and 9 cents per hundred respectively.
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Te Ice Trust
Exporia
Madden
Dexter Bank Stockholders Meet to Cover Deficit
At a Dexter Kansas stockholders meeting a committee was formed to work with the directors to cover a deficit estimated at 100000. The plan uses the bank’s assets to fund the shortfall, with two years given to accomplish the goal.
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Winfield
Kas
Want No Color Line Negro Laborers at Fort Scott
Fort Scott July 16 applies to colored laborers at Fort Scott who were urged to form a separate local Federation of Labor lodge. A ten member committee finished their report and sent it to Abe McKinney for presentation at the next federation meeting. The colored workers value organized labor but oppose separate rural unions as they would undermine the federation’s aims.
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Port Scott
Unicon
Fort Scott
Federation of Labor Lodge
Committee of Ten
Hiv
Abe McKinney
Benalit
Organized Labor
Nasatary
Mrs Schrader Dies After Gasoline Fire Incident
Mrs Peter Schrader died at Christ Hospital after being burned in a gasoline fire at her home on 916 Kanvas Avenue. She succumbed shortly after 4 o'clock, four hours after the accident, despite attentive care. The cause of the blaze is not clear but investigators suspect precautions in handling fuel were lacking.
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Peter Schrader
Christ Hospital
Fleecing Workmen Prompt Probe by Deputy Sheriff
Deputy County Sheriff Jamison is pursuing leads in a case where men were approached by an employment agent promising positions in Kansas City or St. Louis. Victims paid $2 for supposed job arrangements that never materialized, with court action possible against the operator. A bogus cure claim for malaria circulated in a separate advert, urging purchase of a Webur fever remedy that purportedly cures malaria but failed.
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EO DeWitt & CO
Chicago
Ubu Si
Ey Jamison
Kansas City
Perune Restores Health Amid Muddled Text Fragments
Nonsensical OCR fragment mentions Perune and health restoration, mucous membranes, digestion, pelvic organs, and body functions. Lacks clear names, dates, or events. Reads like a broken medical advertisement or review with scattered phrases about vitality and remedies.
Cure for Catarrh and Indigestion Promoted by Peru Peru
Correspondents from Chicago and Columbus praise Peruna for headaches backaches and severe indigestion. They report quick relief within days and claim long term order of the system after taking bottles. A note offers free booklets on health and beauty for women.
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Brady
Women's Alliance
Fidland Avenue
Chicago
Lhs
A. Brady
Anny
Sumin
Disappearing Motoriest At City Railway After Sunday Night
Arthur Glenn a city railway motoriest living near Twelfth and Kansas syence vanished after Saturday night. He borrowed 4 coat from a fellow worker and owes 87 homed plus debts to many staff. Parents in the country seek aid to locate him, fearing nothing violent happened yet.
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Arthur Glenn
Twelfth
Kansas
Harrys Whitow
Hin Tellow
Tila
Chicago and Return 1400 Win the Steno Mses
Fragmented OCR note references Chicago and Return price offers and ticket sales details for a Union event. It mentions Interuseusis unrenton and July sale notes with unclear dates and times. The readable pieces suggest an upcoming ticket sale and transport options around a 1400 value, but the text is garbled.
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Chicago
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