Auto race death shocks Nice to 14 km course
A fatal auto race near Nice ends when a car crashes on a sharp turn, killing Count Zhorewki of Nise. The event halted as authorities investigate the wreck. Reports tie a history of dangerous corners to the 14 kilometer course from Nice to Ges te.
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API
Tiet Zhorewski
Nise
Zhorowski
la’ Turbie
Tera
Des Moinies
William Vitiok Yaburoweky
Isnavon
Hiab
Des Moines
Zahorowski
Poland
New Yanks
William Tlliot
Sith
Bironesa
Tran
Netherlands
Trane
South
Dakoti
Hfiot
Boraness ix
Henry Garey
Boston
John Dual Astor
Eliot
Tine
Owl Annes
Nice
Dusk Veas
Maer St Rites
Western hall of fame proposed for St Louis fair
Chicago reports Ernest Thompson Seton suggests a western hall of fame with statues of famous pioneers and four grand gateways representing compass points. Names include La Salle Pike Bridger and others, with a planned book of the pioneers’ portraits and maps from Paris and Madrid archives. May include four large historical panels and poplar vote to select honorees.
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Chicago
Ernest Thompson Seton
Hugins the Hen
Conada da Soto
Spabiarda
Verandry
Dulubh
Lasalle
Menepin
Marquette
Des Moi
Otlers
Boone
Lames
St Louis
St. Paul
Santa Fu
San Fraurisco
Wereig
Paris
Madrid
Wabash Injunction Dissolved by Federal Court Decision
In St Louis, Judge Adare dissolves a provisional restraining order against Wabash Railroad union officials and engineers, ending a case alleging conspiracy to halt interstate traffic and interfere with mail service. The ruling addresses claims of wage disputes and labor actions by Brotherhood members and their leaders in connection with a threatened strike.
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St Louis
United States District Court
Loday
Mer B. Adare
Hamnen
Tite Adams
United States
Tadeo -Adams
Pil Ford
Mle Winin
Sontraltine
Tratherhnoda
Pivemon
Fetier
United Rates 1
Teave
England
Hs Plas
Interstaig
Aue Mails Nf
United
Ranemibera
Ole
Anf
Sidpa
Lina Hoon
Emis Pontemingel
Onler
Glynndymide
Rulea
Brates
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Jurge Adams
Lewis
S Arnold
Anit
Mio
Arnold
Tonrahan
Ant
Uie
Ily
Andae Wy Tetrsvin
Railrard Rand
Gt Sob
Inagininy
Howard
Christians in Albania Panic Amid Revolt and Repression
Dispatches from Constantinople report Albanian uprisings targeting reform plans backed by Ottoman authorities. Thousands of Christians flee toward Servia as clashes erupt around Vuesteen and Mitravitsi, with Servian gendarmes and Albanian fighters engaging Turkish guards. Nazis? not. (Note: cleaned to reflect historical siege context. entities: Constantinople, Vuesteen, Mitravitsi, Servians, Albanians, Ottoman/Turkish forces.)
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Constantinople
Court ruling ends injunction in labor dispute findings
The court finds no conspiracy to interfere with interstate commerce and dissolves the injunction. Officials say the decision removes intimidation and supports peaceful settlement by unions and railway officials, amid ongoing labor tensions and anticipated actions. President Kamser, en route to Cairo, awaits news as legal teams review the ruling.
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Honda
Walte
Enort
United States
Estes
Ing
Hue
Ehides
Employes Ag
Pawo Sandhe
Opinien
Cantlan
Remedy
Kamser
Cua
Tefk
Cherbough Jas Munday
Cairo
Col. Blodgety
Liveroo
Wabash
President Roosevelt Opens Western Trip Amid Cheerful Reception
President Theodore Roosevelt began a western journey amid large crowds and elaborate security at a Philadelphia station. He was greeted warmly by officials and citizens, with Cabinet members and security officers on hand. Roosevelt praised national prosperity and the Anthracite Strike Commission’s work before boarding the train for a cross‑state tour.
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Roosevett
Jandrada
Erawd
White House
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West
Sylvester
R Noseyall
Fwitehenc
Diack
Paton Brock von Sternfing
Cowles
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Haostvelt
Dows
Alice
Porto Rico
Cartelyou
Hitches
Stera Wilson
Pres. Vics
Hatriburg
Oosevelt
Iran
Tiani
Reading
Legialethire Amd Oily Niierals
Sanale
Ahadn of Zion Taitheran
Frit Harrison
Marek Bloom
al Hoang
Ab Dea Pen
Sensational Seattle Grand Jury Report and Indictments
A Seattle grand jury report notes sensational findings and indictments linked to minerime parts and public concerns. The document highlights the jury’s recommendations for policing reforms and calls for vigilance over public funds and governance amid ongoing investigations.
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Seattle Grand Jury
Amended Charter for Morgans Ship Combine
Amended charter for Morgans Ship Combine outlines government control and authority over vessels and operations. The document lists officers including a president and secretary, noting official signatures and the firm’s key participants in a statute framed by the United States government.
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Itis
Allanlie
Werner Jit
Steamstipa
Adler
United Govern
Trente
Goternmant
Martial law in Nicaragua crisis prompts refugee protection move
Reports indicate the Washington officials and Aqui Minister Morry discuss enforcing martial law in Nicaragua. The government claims rebels hold key areas and has ordered protection for refugees while military actions intensify.
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Washington
Morry
Santo Dowinga
Ranandate
Waalington Announces Four Young Men for Midshipman Posts
Waalington in April announces nominations for four young men for midshipman appointments. The move follows approval of the recent procedure for appointing midshipmen and marks a step in military education plans for Idaho.
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Waalington
Stator
Kunal Yu Relive Warms Amidst Unclear Transit Tale
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and places with scattered references to transit, delivery, and a monetary amount. Core facts are obscured. no clear event or outcome emerges from the readable lines.
Gold standard for Republic of Mexico debate in New York
Fragmented report outlines a discussion on adopting a gold exchange standard for Mexico. Key figures include A Torrant and representatives from American banking interests debating how to price and convert currency, with references to silver and paper money, exchange rates, and a national bank role.
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New York
Cintries A. Torrant
Srutting Cnd Welinhitige Co
Sen
Donke
Uw Megivan Hoveromuata Vieth
China
Moxica
Coniuart
Elton
Wilson Cof
Wold Exchange
Tintin St
Hedin
Mirwe
Jean
van Believa
Gendett
Mategerant
Donlkink
National Bank
Elephant Dies After Whisky Incident During Herd Mishap
A distressed scene unfolded as Mhienga, a member of a forty member elephant herd, saw an elephant named Hot Toddy die yesterday. The herd, displaced near Divrvea, faced a tragic event when an injured animal was carried away. Authorities described a whiskey related accident overshadowing the tragedy.
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Mhienga
Wade
Waiuiaenie
Roosevelt's Italian fencing master tale from the era
An excerpted historic fragment mentions a fencing master tied to Roosevelt era figures, with references to Italy, customs, and ornate duel gear. It describes tail attire and gloves valued around 400 dollars and hints at official reactions to duties and imports.
Harriman Exposes Keene Trickery in Southern Pacific Affair
New York April details conflict between Harriman and Keene over a pool of Southern Pacific shares. Affidavits allege Keene and partners planned to manipulate stock to gain control, with testimony from directors and officers of Southern Pacific. Officials deny collusion, asserting actions favor stockholders and Union Pacific.
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New York
Dboa
Taylor
Battle Between Warships Is Hourly Expected
Reported tension rises as two foreign warships near Curarom Island prepare for a potential clash. Observers note a high alert atmosphere and naval movement intensifying as ex-president Fipreera joins aboard one vessel.
Stockton Flood Strikes City Amid Heavy Rain
Flood warnings spread through Stockton California as persistent rain overwhelms drains and streets. Residents report water in basements and along main avenues while city services scramble to address damaged property and reroute traffic.
Denver Strikes Disturb City Over Restaurant Costs
chaotic OCR text describes strikes and boycotts by restaurant workers, bakers, and cigar makers in Denver. it mentions wage demands, union pressures, and labor actions affecting cookery and writing staff at various establishments. details are severely garbled but center on labor unrest and organized demonstrations.
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