Fatal fireworks disaster at Manawi Lake cliff
A dock collapse at Manawi Lake near Omaha killed several people and left many missing after a fireworks display. Names identified among the dead include Lema Rosenblum and Mary West, with numerous injuries reported. rescue efforts continue as bodies are recovered from the lake.
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Omaha
Nebdle &Atonal
Ives Wetr Todt
Manaws Lajos
Lema Rosenblum
Omane
Hesale Hyland
Mary Weat
Carnell Blults
Mary Lachey
South Omabe
Mary Sherbep
Fonta Ware
Lana Rosenblum
Oniana
Adler
Missouri Liver
Thorne
Lansing
Counci Blutts
Lary
Rious
Sutherland
Granth Gate
Sama
Eaaand Aris
Mt Dos Smith
Mtay Texe
Seins
Otaba
Jessie Newty
Millard Notes
Omaha, Cute Lath Ormay
Stella Rath
Tomes Nolen
Ara
Fullgvirg
Reno
South Croake
Qouneth Blutts
Marguerite Worthing
Cholera Deaths in City of Manila Reported
The report details cholera deaths in Manila with cases on July 4 and ten total fatalities. Two Americans, Smoberty and Hart, are cleared but several others among Americans show illness. health authorities refuse permits for certain travel actions. Officials say new cases have slowed and the outbreak appears under control in Manila.
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Manila
Smoberty
Hart
Clara Hag
pAlite Aegis
Hufran
Fatal Water Transit Crash Involving Diverse Crew
In Topeka and nearby islands a water accident killed several men including Thomas Johns of Trinean and Aniyah Faete, with others like Cannon of New York and Head of Shemprhenl Fas among the injured. The incident occurred yesterday afternoon as the group attempted to cross a tar island channel, leaving a lone survivor among the crew.
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Topeka
Kan
New
Islan
Mayle Hill
Themnas Johnens
Dying Prisoner Thaw Story Denied by Officials
The Thaw case dominates reports from New York as Judge Olcott and Assistant District Attorney Garvin reject rumors of a misrepresented affidavit by Mrs. Thaw before her marriage. The Tombs prison scene follows the death of Cambridge and the alleged strings of poisoning and guard activity remain unverified amid wide circulation of the tale.
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New York
Robert Capbridge
Fatty
K. Thaw
Giricken
Thaw
Cambridge
Bosgulnl
Garvin
Shela
Harry K . Thaw
Teo Cleon
Professor Mentr Ward Killed by Automobile in Buffal o
Chicago reports the death of Prof Mentr Ward a noted meteorite collector aged natural. He was killed by an automobile near Buffalo while traveling from Chicago to Rochester with his wife Mrs Lidia Avery Conley Ward. The couple planned an extended trip down the St Lawrence to Montreal and Quebec. Ward’s meteorite collection ranks with those of Germany and Austria and he had travels through Europe Africa and South America to acquire specimens.
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Chicago
Mentr AL Ward
Lan Automobile al Buffato
Rochester
Wanl
Ledia Avery Coonlay Ward
John Stuart Conley
East End Avenue
N.Y
Fewaya
Wari
Wen
St. Lawrence River
Montreal
Queber
Gerrman
United States
Warn
Cahamblan Museum
Africa
South America
Columbia
Wal
Oklahoma Star Delays Flag Admittance Until 1907
Washington reports a decision on Oklahoma statehood border changes and flag design timing. The Oklahoma Star will not wear the national emblem until July 1, 1907, with ongoing preparations and ceremonial adjustments continuing through the year. The piece notes protocol and salutes tied to the new flag plate and field placement.
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Washington
Atret Consulte
Oklahoma
Crow land dispute threatens allotment at stake
A fragmentary report notes Anningy Mositnos and others on July 5 in Owing B Williams of Guster Moat drawing No'in Crow land may be unable to secure the best land without a cont est. A woman married to a full-blood Crow may have reassessed her allotment from the Crow tribe, potentially affecting her husband’s land claim.
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Anningy
Mositnos
Owing B
Williams
Guster
Moat
Spectacular factory blaze sparks dramatic rooftop escapes
A fire roared through a large East Side cloak factory drawing about 10 000 spectators as workers fled to adjacent roofs after flames cut escape routes. Dozens injured, two youths arrested for suspected attempted burglary, several tenements near the blaze damaged, hospital victims treated for head injuries and concussive trauma.
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New York
Rexenera
Throwing the Weight at Revere Fest Draws Attention
Three officers of Clim Na Gael of Massachusetts announce Tael nikal that Gennis Waniney declined the czar's reward for throwing Wie Hepoune weight at the annual saints festival in Revere. Maloney showcased a weighed throw with a bent que after an extended turn, reaching Vetere 4 La tches. MoheK later hurled the FF-poWNe reach six feet.
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Reaton
Clim Na Gael
Massachusetts
Tael Nikal
Gennis
Assault on Women In Baltimore Court Case Record
A Baltimore court proceedings detail criminal assault involving a man accused of attacking women. The case notes indicate an alleged pattern of violence and an ongoing investigation in the local justice system.
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Baltimnre
Jai
Conten Wee
Hwo
Ba Mange
Ambassadors Hold Meeting Amid Moonrise Delays
Ambassadors Vanilog Jury Pongreruvag and Mea Langearty along with Noche iAn Longworth were slated to meet in Paris this morning to discuss shifts in the pact. Officials held a brief session as tensions rose and reporters crowded the entrance.
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Pongreruvag
iAn Longworth
Accident on Bronson Street Injures Four People
A chaotic southbound event on Bronson Street leaves four injured as bystanders and responders rush to aid. Emergency crews work to control the scene and transport injured individuals to local facilities amid confusion and smoke.
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Bronson Street
Evanara
Collision report from partial OCR fragment
A damaged vehicle on Tral Avenue collided with a northbound car on an adjacent road. The detoured vehicle was wrecked while the northbound car sustained no damage. The damaged vehicle was a truck or trailer part of a caravan formerly with seed horse care. Heavy machinery involved and worn tires noted.
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Tral Avenue
Spa
Dying Man 16 Halted In Astounded Departure
Antonio Yovitch Werived, a man who traveled from Los Angeles with wife and children, arrived in New York and declined help on a steamship gang plank. He later walked to a hotel lobby, then collapsed and died from consumption. A physician confirmed the death.
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New York
Antonio Yovitch
Lous Angeles
Austins
Aurgene
Los Angeles
Dee Ty
Avstein
Cnegten
Poerry Hotel
Naid
Bankers Advise Stronger Currency Power and Reform
Frank A. Vanderlip, vice president of the National City Bank of New York, spoke to the New York State Bankers Association urging a scientific banknote currency. He warned against complacency amid prosperity and outlined a central banking plan with government ownership spread among banks to reform currency and rediscount operations.
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Vabiderique
New York
Aghter Banka
Daukih
Itz Ennirol
Counkey
Siian Basthition
Germany
Dalan
Pichlers
Paike Sankere
York
Willis
Showblera
Czar Endeavoring Discipline Troops Amid Bolshevik Upheaval
Reported in July from St Petersburg Emperor Michoina orders Grand Duke Nicholae Nichollevisc to quell disorders among the army in the military district of St. Petersburg. Prints Vaextlohnott and other officers face reassignments as protests and sympathy for Parliament spread. The revolt aims to force dissolution of Parliament and trigger a constitutional crisis. Over 200 newspapers seized. tax resistance and revolutionary activity grow across Pena and Kursk provinces.
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Peteraburs
Michoina Han Talon
Diagracn
Tral Ozerom
Mret
Ganera
Dadon
Preobralensky Regiment
Gadon
Inpsg
Tia
Revoluionistz
Devati
Iday
Pena
Taanetz-Podulek
Pottava
Bexoradit
Saloon Reopenings Spark San Francisco Police Stout
San Francisco restarts saloons after April 18 with heavy police presence. About six hundred drinking places reopen and many crowded as inspectors plan to clear streets of intoxication by assigning arrested patrons to cleanup work. Chief Tina warns of potential escalation. early reports show few arrests at main stations.
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San Francisco
Uly
Geenson
Trix
Sollea
Enmity Between Taggart and Hearst Surfaces in Fractured Claim
In Indiana July 5, Thomas Taggart, chairman of the Democratic Party, responds to a New York World charge that he faces rival attacks. He alleges a Hearst press conspiracy and threats tied to property, gambling, and the party fight, naming unnamed correspondents and associates amid a chaotic exchange.
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Franch Sek
Remorale
Hearne
Marreupondenis
Cote
Billie
Jeunansatan
Ps Salle Eo Balteeng Gael Chat
Werth
Bliss
Alana Palling
Unclear historical note from Ambury Park 1838 New York
Fragmentary OCR mentions Ten Broeck, Dirck Wesel, and Holland, with references to Ambury Park, a mayor, and a 1838 New York context. Details are garbled, names and actions unclear, but hints at historic civic ties and ship or court references.
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Arbury Park
Sisense
Ten Broeok
Port News
Jamen'a
Bradley
Tor Rome
Ambury Park
Sinog Us
Tlewis
Dirck Wesel
Tun Broeck
Holland
New York
Arrests Stir Debate On Police Records Policy
A report from Jilly and Tim Maleyta describes a discussion led by Chief Colling about keeping police records for minor offenses. The article notes calls to release youths from arrest records and to avoid long lasting life impacts, with Justice Hurley involved in advisement on policy.
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Jyalice
Timothy D. Maleyta
Miley
Colling
Collins
Landis Says The Rich Have Sons Worthy Of Pity
Indiana congressman Gharkis B Landis argued on Independence Day that many well to do families have more homes and opportunities, while criticizing sympathy for violent figures like Harry Thaw. He claimed the poor lack chances, while the wealthy’s sons deserve pity for their situations.
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Lone
Harry Thaw
New York
Montclair
N. J
Gharkis
B. Landa
Indiana
Sonia
Harry
Mtr. Landis
Glorious Fourth Death Toll Narrated Across Nation
In Chicago and other cities the Independence Day celebration led to numerous deaths and injuries. Fireworks and cannon caused most fatalities with dozens injured by various devices. The chaos overshadowed the holiday as reports tallied specific counts and noted crowd incidents and mishaps.
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Deaid—ab
Chicago
Dewd
Jackjaw
No Trusts in England and Insurance Spar Over Claims
A chaotic snippet reports Lord Northcliffe criticizing American firms and denying trusts in England while insurers face scrutiny after a Salisbury railroad accident that killed twenty three Americans. An observer notes the trauma and promises a thorough inquiry, with Northcliffe casting doubt on American company reliability.
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New York
Joly
Hiny
England
Bagwand
Notable New York shooting leaves man in critical condition
Richard Herving ton, a retired ten? oper, was struck in the head during a dispute over money. He remains in critical condition after the assault, reportedly following a quarrel that ended with him being struck by an attacker who fled.
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New York
Richard Hervington
Con Brederick Juaniter
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