Russians Alarmed by Jewish Petition Debate
From St Petersburg July 3 report discusses Russian reaction to a petition by Jewish groups and U S influence. Foreign office notes the Czar decides reception, cites past petitions, and warns against foreign interference as Novoie Vremya opposes American Jewish access. It argues unrestricted immigration could spark Jewish influx disguised as Americans.
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St Patersburg
Noonevelt
Foreign Office
Alexander
Wold
Bich
Guild Hall
London
Novae
Mremya
United States
Russia
Novo Vremya
Bowmania
Bulgaria
Turkey
Tetanus Germs Found in Blank Cartridges
July 3 Newark New Joy board of health reports discovery of tetanus germs in blank cartridges. The finding challenges belief that most pasteurella-related injuries during Fourth of July celebratons caused lockjaw by dirt on hands. Tests involve several cartridge brands and sales controls planned to reduce child deaths.
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Low Fark
Newark, New Joy
Tok
Senator Kearns and Postoffice Scandal
New York July Postmaster General Payne, visiting the city, fled today by Senator Kearns of Utah. Kearns said the conversation with Payne was general and not about the post office scandal. He denied owning the Salt Lake City newspaper Heath is connected with and claimed only stockholding. Also present were Richard G. Kerens of St Louis and David Keith of the Salt Lake Tribune.
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Utah
Ion
Payne
Postoffice Affairs
New York
Gentral Payne
Kearns
Ligh
Payme
Paym
Perry & Heath
Salt Lake City
Mr. Heath
Payne Siw
Hichard
G. Kerens
Louis and
David Keith
Salt Lake
Eppingers Make Poor Witnesses Before Jury
Sani Frangizco reports that Tacé Ylerman Eppinger and Dernard Etgings defied questions, citing memory defects to avoid incriminating themselves. They offered no light on Eppinger & Co. operations, though the firm reportedly borrowed from the International Banking Company and claimed grain in warehouses that was not there. The grand jury resumes its investigation Wednesday.
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Sani Frangizco
Tacé Ylerman Eppinger
Dernard Etgings
Eppinger & Co
Sas Oh
Acs
International Banking
Favb
Automobiles to Run at World's Fair Transport System
Tours Missouri July 3 details a new automobile transit plan for the Louisiana Purchase Exposition grounds. Cars will operate along fixed routes with set speeds, carrying up to forty passengers between hotels Union Station and downtown areas. Wickets and the Automobile will guide riders to the fair grounds while agents expedite freight car transfers to speed overall construction and logistics.
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Tours
Union Station
Hefferman Murder Recall Shows Attempted Death Mystery
A garbled report recalls the Hefferman murder and an attempted death by the unidentified man who jumped from a private dock into the Indian River near Avdelay. He was rescued unconscious by Elib workers, with no ID secured as investigators tied to the 1920s case remain unsettled and speculative.
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Tilly
Tolar Meffernun
Oman
Chom
Debbie Verry
People of Hanna In Need Of Aid From The Outside
A Wyoming and Colorado relief plea drives action as a mine disaster recovery effort continues. Rescue cars push toward 5200 feet with 6200 feet and beyond expecting bundles. A relief train was sent, while widespread flooding and public distress prompt appeals for dollars to the mayor of Mann and nearby towns.
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Hanna
Wyogdulydr
Wyoming
Colorad
Vlars
Mann
Dalny
Japan Ready for War but Not to Hinder Trade
A dispatch from Tien Tein reports Lessar the Russian minister visited Port Arthur and a local Japanese agent said Tokyo has recalled all officers of the Japanese reserves on leave in North China. The envoy asserts Japan is prepared for war but has no plan to disrupt trade.
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Japan
North
China
Lough Japa
Gina
Turkey Concentrating Troops At Border, Europe Misled
Sofle July 3 A semi official statement asserts Turkey continues concentration along the Bulgarian frontier with infantry cavalry and artillery detachments. The note accuses Turkey of denying facts while reinforcing forces to deter revolutions and misleading Europe with false reports about Bulgaria and its intentions.
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Porte
Turkey
Europe
New trial granted for Lulu Prince Kennedy in Kansas case
Kansas City July 3 The State Supreme Court granted Lulu Prince Kennedy, once condemned for killing her husband, a new trial. Kennedy claimed the marriage was forced and that her husband died after a quarrel. Her father Charles W. Pree and brothers Walkin and Gilbert Prince faced related charges while William Fringe was convicted.
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Lulu Prince Kennedy
Kansas City
Tohn Prince Kennedy
Phil TL Kenngayé
Merchants” Dispatch
Transpdntistic Pany
Supreme
Kennedy
Charles W. Pree
Dove Brothers
Walkin
Gilbert -Brince
Willian
Fringe
Fifteen Injured in City Street Car Collision
In St Louis on July 3, a crash between Olive street and Jefferson avenue street cars injured fifteen passengers. Musician A G Killy on the Olive street car is not expected to recover. The Olive line had the right of way. speed differences at crossing caused the crash. Passengers were pinned and later rushed to hospitals or Charing Hospital.
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St. Louis
Olive Street
Jeferson Avenue
A. G. Killy
Molaician
le Jefferson
Alackening
Picie-Stucken
Jackson feudists as mule buyers in Kentucky
Laxington Kentucky July 8, reports say a band of about eleven men, suspected of mule buying, are moving through partisan counties as trials of Curtis Jett and Thomas White proceed in Cynthiana. The scheme appears a cloak to probe farmers for jury service and for potential further trials. The men allegedly travel between farms, avoiding open trades, and investigators seek their names and patrons.
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Laxington
Curtis Jett
Thomas White
Cynthiana
Partisan County
Cancer Cured by Radium Rays Report Sparks Medical Hope
A report to the Vital Society of Physicians at the Imperial Academy of Science describes a long standing cancer patient cured by radium rays after Viennese doctors deemed surgery useless. Radium bromide exposure led to gradual tumor disappearance and similar cures for malignant tumors in other cases.
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Fionna
Medical Cies
Ylar
Hos
Pital
Snow Falls in Colorado as Heat Peaks in Cities
Snow began overnight in Central City and Eldora area after heavy rain. Public reports say six persons collapsed from heat and fatigue while relief awaited, with temperatures around 80 to 92 degrees and humidity between 60 and 70 percent. Two men die in Chicago as heat wave continues.
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Youlder
Galo
Eldora Toiay Hilton
Jock
Ming
Ollock Son
Train Lost in Flood Near Gainesville Texas
A historical report notes a train lost in rising floodwaters near Gainesville Texas. Firemen and staff struggle as engines derail, cars obstruct the tracks, and passengers or crew are reported in danger. Rescue efforts and rising water threaten the town as officials coordinate evacuations.
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Gainesville
Texas
Dalla
Daly Foama
Lolaphona Meakega
Clunesville
Tieadringer
Colored rogue escapes at carnival exhibit
A colored rogue escaped during a morning incident at a carnival company exhibit. William Monray, an attendant from Jeffersonville, Missouri, allegedly assaulted bystanders including Harry Benson of Jacksonville, Illinois, and wounded Joe Bynn of Clinton. The report notes Monray’s association with the exhibit and ongoing confusion about details.
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Cinton
Willian Monray
Harry Benson
Jacksonville
Joe Bynn
Clinton
Stimmers
Monroe
Jeffersonville
Carnival Company
Eye sight restored in quick city incident
In Binghampton, WN, July 3 a wealthy resident of Rhnivt linsi suddenly recovered his sight while waiting for a train. He had seen specialists and arrived with several trotting horses. As the train pulled in his sight clarified, and he marveled at his restored vision, noticing his eyes were as strong as before.
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Binghampton
WN. V
Fay Savoral
You Lirik
Rhnivt Linsi
Trink
Dublin meeting on King Edward address erupts in uproar
A Dublin gathering in July by the corporation to discuss a proposed address to King Edward on Ireland's approach to a visit fell into chaos. The Lord Mayor, Timothy Marringhin, could not quell the disturbance and left the chair as supporters sang patriotic songs amid the disruption.
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Dublin
Edward
Iris
Ireland
Timothy
Marringhin
Irekind
Estate of McCann Proceedings At Probate Court
The widow of McCann petitions the Probate Court for letters of administration of her husband's estate. The application was contested by B. T. Hume of Lexington, a brother-in-law of Vanessa McCann, and Joe Raph Motann of Grove, J.T., a brother of the murdered man. A compromise is reached appointing Garrard Strode as administrator.
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Bk. Louis
Aly
Jysale
Ome Cann
Unerington
Ape
B. T. Hume
Gexington
Vanessy McCann
Joe Raph Motann
Grove
Unclear Labor Action Impacts Timber Union in California
A garbled OCR fragment appears to reference a labor action or strike involving a timber union in California. It mentions enforcement of a demand, a potential tie to a specific boss or mine, and whether the strike affects certain workers or operations, but the text is too corrupted to identify precise parties, dates, or outcomes.
Arnold Swindling Case Ties Up Creditors
At a creditors meeting for Arnold Tut Investment, Sudomenia Swarts was chosen by the court as receiver to take charge of assets. Swartz notes about 86,000 dollars in cash with 15,000 in unrealized value, while claims total around 3,250,000. He expects to pay 2 to 2.5 percent of the debt. the date to be set by the court. Creditors exceed 12,000 across most states and territories.
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St. Louis
Tily 3
Armohl Tut Investment, Concern
Sudomenia Swarts
Oy Lmvaten
Taw
My Swarte
Sseta
Cou
Yusley
Sailor William Goale Ends Four Month Watch Dead
A damaged 1902 log from a seaman William Goale details a four month watch leading to his death after the Courtney Ford wreck near Irenbois Island Alaska. The record, found beside his body, covers events from October to February, noting relief arrivals and ongoing vigil by fellow crew.
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Ban Froneiey
William 64
Ho Mindax Watchuan
Courtney Ford
Irenbhois Island
Alaska
Revenne Cutter
Olliere
Robruany
Cable ship Anglin reaches Honolulu harbor
The Anglin cable ship arrived in Honolulu this morning bearing the Honolulu to Manila Pacific cable. It will connect with the Nine from Honolulu to San Francisco and is expected to be fully in operation by tomorrow morning under Pacific Commercial Cable Company plans. President Roosevelt will receive the first message to Governor Taft.
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Honolulu
Anglin
Manila
Guam
Millway Islands
San Vranelace
Ting
Tomarrain Morming
Brooklyn Conductor Driven Insane by Third Rail Shock
New York July report details Brooklyn Elevated Line incident where conductor Satchel of Ja reas was shocked on a third rail. He collapsed, workers aided, restrained him, and he was taken to hospital. Surgeons found no burn marks though he received full current. recovery expected in five days.
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New York
Brooklyn
Satchel
Jareas
Unt
Sniehel
Mosquitoes to be killed by music experiment
Thorton July 3 The Brooklion Board of Hell experiments with kerosene oil to stop mosquitoes by musical sounds. The discoverer describes using high vibration notes to attract and kill mosquitoes by sudden exposure to the instrument.
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Thorton
Brooklion Board of Hell
Nniv
Judge Declares Every Man Has Right to Sell His Labor
New York judge speaks on labor rights in a Mindann River trial. William Sweeney, a striker, was sentenced to six months in prison after a controversial ruling. The judge emphasizes that wage disputes are between employer and worker and not to be settled by a broader body.
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New York
William
Sweeney
Mindann River
Blniy
Roth
Trains Collide in Peoria Yards Involving Three Engines
A collision occurred in the Peoria yards involving the Rock Island and Peoria lines. Fireman George Miser sustained fatal injuries while engineer Michael Flahing was severely injured. Both engines wrecked and cars derailed. traffic delays followed as wreckage was cleared. The accident caused significant damage and disruption to service.
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Tentia
Michael Fiahing
Trafic
Lyyaa
Blood Stains Point To A Murder Mystery
Blood stains on a sidewalk in front of a talloy shop on North Clark Street lead to a murder mystery. Witnesses describe a broken wagon, a wagon theft, and a pale helione. investigators trace clues as police work to identify suspects and reconstruct events.
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Clark Street
Ater
Carly Teilagy
Ita Osnter
Ursarding
Cilmare
Hin Baen
Ann
Anil Ted
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