Attempt on Black Sea commander shocks Sebastopol era
A chaotic report describes an assassination attempt on Vice Admiral Chogle nib, commander of the Black Sea fleet, in Sebastopol. The admiral was wounded but survived. the story places blame on political motives tied to mutinies and naval politics, with names and events tied to 19th century tensions and Japanese war links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eebostopel
Choglenib
Speal
Choukain
Naandy Goteylty
Sebastopol
Sdtarial
St Yeteraburg
Chouknin
Choinnin
Nallore
Chowenta
Far Shah Yeprd
Exe
Ye Rebrete Bunc E
Mileak
Adullral Ghoukaly
Japan
Pacific
Rojeatyengky
Choukgin
Latho
The
War College
Sincc
Black Sea
Chanknin
Cecilia
Shabad
Mayvin
Avellan
Bryan's Opinion of President Roosevelt Reflects in NY Cable
A June 11 New York dispatch reports William Jennings Bryan commenting on Theodore Roosevelt. He questions Roosevelt’s actions, defends reform aims, and predicts party division if a Democrat wins in 1908. Bryan defends his past stance while urging comprehensive reforms and constitutional limits.
Identity of the Woman Who Was Killed
Reported murder reveals the victim identified as the woman whose husband had planned to murder her and himself before attempting to destroy evidence of the crime. Police investigations continue as details emerge about motive and the attempted concealment.
Policyholders Meeting and Proxies Planned for July 12
A local policyholders committee linked to Griffah and affiliated with international insurers met yesterday to organize the July 12 meeting of the general committee. The agenda includes outlining the program for the policyholders’ elections and arranging proxies for Mutual Life Insurance of New Fork and New York Life Finance.
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Fongon
Griffah
Peltoyhalgera enmmniWec
Polleyholdera
Mutual Life Insuranca Company
Rew Fork
New York Life Tnaniance Company
Gener
Larda Alec Committee
Motive Suspect in Minneapolis Robbery Case
July 11 Minneapolis reports a murder motive linked to a New York hat maker Miss Filion found dead amid the Jomer of alenhor at the National hod yesterday. Police believe she rarely kept her millinery. $5,800 was banked at a local bank. M. J. Neilson, once in charge of Miss Esl pean, vanished with four galchaly items. Ellpworth shows Miss Bisa kept Be and repearled, with family noting she would soon move to Minneapolis for business. A local constructionist named Rigen faced inquiries but could not identify the handwriting.
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Seamuaia
Haakon
Chiezgn
Chicago
Minneapolis
Elkoworth
Migs Nello Fl Maton
Filaworth
Wis
Tarmier
Tom ‘Eleworth
Soke
Fnnien
Uber
Wallaton
Wilson
Ssoamin
Raorn
Murdare Ec
Hive
Alenhor
Filion Hart
M. J. Neilson
Inorene
Ellpworth
Mis Bisa
Alwys
Wales
Minnegapolis
Sonia
Ponortunltter
Wah
Fray Falioad
Rigen
Dora
Dewey Passage Through Suez Canal Praises Pilot Service
Commander Hosley details the Dewey's canal passage amid narrow channels and rock hazards. Pilot Panne, aging but steadfast, guided the vessel through the perilous waterway with constant watch and signaling. Recognition from Navy Department and a proposed retirement return to Greece are noted for Panne's indispensable canal service.
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Washington
Waltaff
Monie
Dewey
Suez Canal
Panna
Madeo Lhe
Navy Department
Hasley
Neécenancy
Teturn
Greece
Bia
Canal
Pana
Canal Company
Panne
Hos Joy
Navy
Barha
Aneca
Oregon Lang Frauds Case Recites Names and Allegations
A damaged OCR fragment outlines alleged frauds in Oregon Lang and related parties. It mentions defendants such as Heney and Muller and references preliminary pleadings, demurrers, and defense lawyers. The text is garbled with names, places, and unclear actions.
Street Cleaning Vote Sparks City Committee Probe
In New York a municipal board and aldermen discussed street cleaning funding and staffing. A committee investigating the department recommended actions to improve city services. Names and places are unclear due to damaged text, with references to specific officials and dates likely misread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Yetarday
Phimors
Comet Wydstam
Wordbury
Fragmented Report On Military Coup Plot Across Rivers
A garbled dispatch describes alleged cross border military actions involving agents from multiple nations. It references a July date, a Japanese general, and a ceremonial wreath with a red stripe and white ribbon bearing a phrase, reduced to unclear fragments.
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Hareburg
Meek i
Japan
Echo
Oyémin
Yahiagee
Kodama
Okus
Street Car Workers Win Increment as Strike Threat Fades
Chicago’s Lake Street street car men accept wage raise boosting yearly earnings past 500000 across the city’s tram system. About 10 006 workers receive 90 cents each for a new earnings year as labor unions gain a standard raise. Traction companies plan further adjustments, with only the Lake Street dispute lingering, easing the strike danger for the year.
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Chicago
Lake Strut
Straet
Chigago
Alide
Dabor Union
Isoye
Atreet
Grover Cleveland Visits New Hampshire Summer Blast
Former President Grover Cleveland visited Tamworth New Hampshire for the summer heat retreat. He traveled with Dr J C Bryant and a companion, and reports say he has recovered health.
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New York
Grover Cleveland
Tamworth
New Hampshire
Cleveland
J. C. Bryant
Jeng
Bryant
Timworth
Steeple Jack Falls From Rigging in Chicago
A veteran steeple jack, James Olenn, 40, fell from rigging at Thirty sixth and Butler streets after the temporary support gave way. He had endured over twenty falls in a decades long career, sustaining injuries described as severe.
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Chicago
James
Olenn
Tirty Sixth
Buiter
Glenn
Theatrical Stage Employes Convene in Boston
Reports from the fourteenth international convention of Theatrical Stage Employes show a 39 percent wage increase in several U S regions including St. Santa and Lynn Massachusetts. The union planned donations for strike support and a total expenditure of 315,659 with a year end balance of 85,508.
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Boston
Featerdex
Sresson
St. Sauta
Lynn
Mass
They Refuse To Act At Moscow Meeting
An unreadable fragment suggests officials or delegates at a Moscow gathering faced inaction or resistance. Names and precise roles are unclear due to garbled text, but the piece hints at political contention and accountability concerns surrounding the session.
Nebraskan notes on campus travel and exchanges
Fragmented text shows Nebraskan activity including mentions of Tanevin 8 dole and SB Ing Henee, avocarmms for a spec, Pullman area references, Lew York, Mitac Oolesan, and a trip to oinnr of Mitac Oolesan. The garbled lines hint at a school newspaper brief about student movements or exchanges and a York Awe event.
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Ne Tanevin
Dole
SB Ing Henee
Nebraska
Bran
Pullman
Railroads fined for rebates in Chicago case
Judge Landis sentenced the Chicago and Alton to 20000 on two counts for giving rebates to a Kansas City packing plant. Fulthory Wann and other railroad officials received 6000 on two counts. total fines reach 310000. Trial cited a one dollar per car rebate on shipments from the plant.
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Chicago
Sudge Landis
United Siates Distriat Court
Adey
Chicago & Alton
Kansas City
John Fulthory
Prod
A. Wann
Mer uMlclala
Read
Deofendante
Lind Rivon
Behwarzechila & Suleber Bor
Mi Shipiente
Kaneas Bay
Witnesece
Pogauma
Thamnglves
Landia
Toni Fu Pound
Chicago, Burlington
Thaw Denies Involvement In Murder Plot Claim
New York July 11 The Thaw told reporters yesterday he did not plan the alleged murder or to enlist others to influence public opinion He said he would not be involved in any commitment and insisted he aims to protect his mental state He added his lawyers advised him to speak for his peace of mind.
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New York
Norley
Ingoire
Natco
Death Row Man Demands Beheading After Appeal Rejected
Pierre, condemned to death, insists on beheading within ten years and refuses clemency or commutation. Authorities, lawyers, and prison officials consider appeals for mercy but defer action as debates over public executions and capital punishment linger in New York.
Population Trends Amid Urban Shifts in Late 19th Century
A fragment notes rapid urban growth in Warhimston and declining rural vitality. It cites population figures around 1896, with urban areas increasing while rural districts show a faltering trend, reflecting broader shifts in economic and social structure of the era.
Thaw case fuels rash of extortion cranks in New York
Reporters described a surge of pretenders seeking money by claiming to know inside details of the Thyaw–White case. Attorneys warned that many are traveling from towns to sell fabricated statements, with suspects hoping for large payoffs to influence the defense.
Appeal to Trial for Accused Men Demanded by Labor Leaders
Salt Lake City July 1437 Lavery, leading member of the State Federation of Labor, received from the Silver Bow Trade and Labor Assembly a copy of an appeal urging Judge Frank J. Smith of Caldwell Idaho to grant an immediate trial or bail for Charles H. Moyer William J. Haywood and George A. Fatihone. The labor body urges rapid action and asks every labor banner to adopt the appeal addressed to District Judge Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake Ciy
Wah
Lavery
Thia’ City
Executiva
Latiot
United Siztéa
Miday
Far x General
United
Frank J. Smith
Caltwall
Idaho
Charles H. Moyer
William J. Heywood
Georga Afattihone
Frank Stennenberg
Eivery
Ty Evantyy
Raed d- Wong
Judo Smith
Health officials plan tougher sanitary rules in Chicago
Secretary Wilson said Chicago parkers face new federal sanitary regulations to be enforced August 1. Inspectors will report conditions nationwide, with immediate action under the new law to improve food products and facilities. Additional oversight targets meat packing and general sanitation at Chicago establishments.
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Caleo
Chicaga
Wade
Rwanis
Bates
Watt
Newah
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ELEET
Brest
Cesea
Orégon
California
Nickell
Fled-Ford
Southern Oregonian
Medford
Democrat Timor
Jacksonville
Bryan
President Roosevelt
Traveler
Roosevelt
Timea Peints
Aispatch
Ibrealeied
Vileay Meyer
Alleworth, Wis
Policyholders' Meeting
Tronilkjem
Norery
Ivy Wenher
Wiliam
Hembire Vastantax
Ruoberry
eiLor
Soumane
Hosley Suggesta
Oregon
LANG
Bathar
Heney Ow Muller
Rineatl
Miner
Dia
Migseo
Peru
Colombia
Iles
Pulus Gayo
Moscow
Peiners
Aschy Volkonsky
Nebrasky Democrats
Geet Bryan
Pativg
Bouaca
United States
Nove Housoa
Fhawupoo White
Dieges O'Mara
Tte
Paris
Ceder
Marts Bay
Parin Hay
Epon
Pierre
Adm
Ainrier
Adan
Caelalhy
Anton Dlewsston
Trivaty
Tentan
Warhimston
Epport
Jeday
Popalatic
Feredan
Okla
Watt Stanford Hite
Cranks Ag Abo
Stanton
Hatty Thaw
Tottarg
Torrceo J. McMenus
Cam
White
Kankakee
Halamazoo
Thaw
Tayxe Weame
Europe
Sebbenael
Baflanviand
Gareipe
Nepal
Vnen Roche
Aeda
Moreton
Dartord
CARON
Mover, Heywood and Pettibone
Smith Te
Gtra
Packers of
Moxon Wat Eifort
Bencetary
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