Jewish Petition May Not Go to Russia
Oyster Bay a July 14 conference at Sagamore Hill with President Roosevelt and Jewish citizens discussed sending a petition to the Russian government over the Kishineff outrages. A draft was altered and may not be forwarded, as officials prefer a brief diplomatic statement to close the matter without straining U S Russian relations. Secretary Root left for Washington to coordinate the staff before sailing to England, intended to keep U S positions unified.
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Huseia
United States
Sagamorg Hill
Wosirn
Ofnb Lce
Hay
Russia
Root Irft
Washington
England
Woman Falls Into Sentinel Fissure in Yosemite Valley
Mrs Johans, staying in Yosemite Valley, wandered from Glacier Point hotel toward Sentinel Dome and fell into the fissure above crevasses. Rescuers found her near death on the gorge rim as they reached the site with ropes and a rescue party. Dr Maurice Brown of Alameda accompanies aid teams to assist upon retrieval.
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Yosemite Valley
Jdhas
New York
Ity
Sentinel Dome
Jahua
Potter
Yotter Ieiow
Maurice’ A. Brown
Alameda
Russia and United States near Manchuria settlement
The conference between Secretary May and the Russian chargé d affaires touched on Manchuria ports and U S access. Rockhill and Hockhill held long talks at Washington, signaling possible developments in the Chinese American treaty. A Montreal connection and a St Louis warrant are noted. further details remain uncertain.
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Scretary May
Theodore Hansen
St. Petersburg
Manchury
Russia
Confcreps
Meeti
Bajasea
Day
Rockhill
State Department
Count Cassini
Warships gather at Ciudad Bolivar as crisis mounts
Reports from Seledad Venezuela describe the arrival of the Balivar with General Gomez and the reinforcement of government troops. U S naval presence noted as action heats up with 4200 troops expected to bolster defense and deter rebel advances around Ciudad Bolivar and nearby authorities.
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United States
Balivar
Gomez
Bolivar Anchirel
Pope Leo Delirium Worsens Amid Delicate Vatican Watch
Rome July 14 bulletin reports Pope Leo XIII's condition worsened with brief delirious spells and brain involvement. Doctors note fluctuating lucidity, requests for benediction, and careful monitoring as Vatican diplomats gather. Core facts include pulse around 88, respiration steady, temperature 36 C, and ongoing support with oxygen and nourishment adjustments.
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Rome
Vatican
Lapponi
Francis “Jaaoph
London
J.u. iv
Dappont
Nazzoni
German Catholics Filled With Sorrow in Berlin
Berlin July 14 German Catholics mourn the pope’s death and the Vatican’s stance in Germany. Leo XIII’s close ties with the government influence clerical ranks and Centre party, aiding reconciliation and policies like the 1887 Septennate. Officials cite papal pressure to curb clerical activism and steer politics amid church state tensions.
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Berlin
Germany
Leo Xiit
Pem
Centre Party
Lou
Achaula
Leo
Freight wreck on Iron Mountain line claims 45 horses and men
A freight wreck on the Iron Mountain route between Boydeo and Guar gon south of a cing causes a box car to jump the track. A Gerry tramp named Urakemen and 45 cars with horses and mules perish. The crash breaks the bridge over the Missouri river, sending wreckage and men 40 feet into the water.
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St. Louis
Foplar Bliff
Iron Mountain
Boydeo
Guargon
Thin Cing
Miasouri
Oringe
Nch
Rhine
Areck
Binea
Passenger Train Crash Near Savannah Ohio
Des Moines Iowa July 14 A head on collision on the Great Western near Savannah Ohio morning result ed in no deaths and several injuries. A southbound passenger train crashed into a freight train at full speed. The wreck caused a severe crash with staff names listed including firemen Plevail Brownfield Maines Howard, with others yet unidentified. The engine crew were Brownfield and Steward.
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Des Moines
Towa
Great Western
Savannah
Ohio
Prasenger
Plevail
Des
Great Western claims world record train run
London July 14 The Great Western Railway company says it set a world record today with a Tea Latiion to Plyoth journey in 249 Bd miles.
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London
Great Western Railway Company
Husband shoots wife then shoots at police in arrest
Joseph Howarth, about 40, shot and killed his wife Bertha Howarth at their home in Chiengzo. A few hours later he appeared in a police court on threats to kill. He then shot at an officer named Jimanli and was wounded, taken to hospital in serious condition.
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Chiengzo
Ine
Joseph Howarth
Bertha ‘Howarth
Howarth
Jimanli
Wouying
Strike Insurance Co. in New Ore Town Faces Underwriting Change
A partially garbled report notes Strike Insurance Co of Laniaville and a local official, Mr WC Nonna, announcing a new underwriting arrangement in the area. The item mentions a formal step in a restructuring or execution related to mining and regional operations, with references to legal or financial actions.
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Laniaville
Nonna
Maine
Russians in New Chwang and Port Arthur statuses unclear
Semi official report notes movement of Russian forces to New Chwang and Port Arthur, with Rustin as minister to Obie na. The document hints at evolving civil and military ties, but clarity is limited as the text appears partially garbled and politically colored.
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Politaburg
MS Duecsal
Rustin
Obiena
Bassia
New Choeung
Morse Thief Killed in Posse Battle Near Arlington
Rufus Young, a famed New England horse thief, was captured after a chase with a posse and shot during the pursuit. He died today at about 65. His wife had spent more than two-thirds of her life in prison for horse stealing.
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Rufus Young
New England
Reny Arlington
Young
France Celebrates Bastille Day in Paris Review
Paris July 14 French national holiday marked by a grand review of the Paris garrison. General Andre and aides attended with ministers and officials as President Loubet and cabinet members observed the ceremony at Long Champs. Six cavalry regiments passed the presidential stand amid cheers, followed by decorations and escort departures. An airship overfly drew spectator attention before the procession continued to headquarters.
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Paris
Long Champ
Andre
Son
Taw ‘Hel
Semle
Chamber
Andro
Lae
Mme
Pudemux
Battleship to Race Across the Atlantic from Portsmouth
Captain Hempstead of the vessel Kearsarge blasts off to Frenchman's Bay in a peacetime test voyage. The crew readies high speed propulsion and propeller repairs as the flagship departs Portsmouth with dignitaries aboard. Washington notes ship speed tests may set an American record for the Kearsarge class.
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Portamouth
Herp: Hil
Reansrge
Yro
Pellere
Frenchaten's Bay
Spain
Norrow
Bemphill
Portsmouth
Tbe
U. S
Washington
Keéen Talerest
tranzsAtlentia
Ithe
Mexican dollars begin to arrive in San Francisco
Local mint receives 250,000 from Mexico City with 150,000 daily expected delivery. Authorities plan to coin pesos for the Philippines and dispatch funds as soon as the full amount is available.
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San Francisco
Bishap Riordan
Mexico City
Leash Cays
Philippines
Race riot on New York streets shocks city scene
Violent clash erupts near Wes fifty second street and Amsterdam Avenue as a mob of white men assaults Black residents including a son of Algernon Harrington. Police rush in, make one arrest, while bricks rain from rooftops and the crowd scatters after brutal beatings.
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New York City
New York
Jane Heling
Wes Sivty
Amsterdam Avenue
Bevere
Algernon Harrington
Westa
Christian Endeavor Tent Collapse Attracts Attention
A tent used by Christian Endeavor collapsed during a large gathering in Center, injuring several attendees while 6 000 to 8 000 people watched. The canvas and frame failed, and experts say it was not pitched correctly. Local workers and credited figures from Washington and Bristol are cited for quick action.
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Grant
Christian Endeavaverr
Niracdions
United Soveiety
Christian Endeavor
Geston- Tsisa
Percy
Forster
Washington, D. C
F. de Horsefield
Bristol
Jawis
Moat Murder Recall Shocks Lawton After Hangings
A Lawton daily reports the hanging of a murderer linked to the Moat House murder of Miss Camille Rolland. The victim’s body was found last spring on Mont Home grounds. suspect Novigal, once linked to Miss Rolland, was arrested for deception. Evidence included a shoe with a woman’s footprint and a skell, connecting Dolgal to the case.
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Lawton
Herbert Thiyga
Chelmsfordwenizes
Minx
Camille Cecile Helland
Rate
Wahlen
Eeses
Mont Douse Muedér
May Mougel
Miss Molland
Donty
Doge
Hia
Wiaber
Tia Wile
Asoree
Ted
Mongel
Chase
Kean
Miners in Convention Report Sparks Debate
Fragmented OCR text describes a mining convention with references to miners, committees, and presentations. Details are unclear, but the lone phrases indicate discussions on standards and roles within a miners' gathering in an unspecified location.
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Niighar
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