Steve Adams Acquitted of Arthur Collins Murder
In Iiland Junction on a July day, Steve Adams, a member of the Western Federation of Miners, was acquitted at the murder trial of Arthur Collins. The defense argued for lack of evidence tying Adams to the crime, with witnesses testifying to alibis. The case involved Collins, an operator at the smuggler-Vision mine, and the verdict ends the controversy over the November 1 attack. Meanwhile, Leming set a javelin record of 178 feet 7 1/2 inches, surpassing his prior mark, with Crouras, Creauy taking silver and Halse, Rorway earning bronze. No arms competitors joined the event.
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Iiland Junction
Steve Aatember
Weaern Feder Iaun
Arthus Collins
Adume
Dutige ‘Shackleforn
Eluht Wit
Wes
Mai Collins
Tolinrlie
Ileaight
Shen
Friende
Vol
Leming
Crouras
Creauy
Halse
Rorway
Way
Armins
Violent Scenes in House of Pearl in Lisbon Duel Follows
In Lisbon on July 24, violent scenes erupted during a debate over advancing money to Tarooni House members. Alfonso Conta, a lender, accused ministers of compromise and named Count Pende-Garela as a participant. A duel was fought. the count was wounded in the arm but not seriously hurt. No reconciliation occurred between the parties involved.
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Lisbon
Paaru
Ta Rooni
Oghta
Alfonso Conta
Count Pende-Garela
Wan
Wildest Shaft Mouth Disaster in Williarstown Pennsylvania
July 18 reports from Pollaville Ty say twelve men killed or injured in a gas explosion at the Willianbtown mine. Six bodies recovered and six more miners missing as rescue and burial efforts begin. Names and details are garbled in the transmission but list several workers and indicate the mine is operated by the Susquehanna Coal Company with heavy damage to the lower section.
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Pollaville
Willambtuwe
Wennahie
Janis
Chris
Rickert
Dohin
Berley
Stakom
Avtiuyrh
Tonulus
Snequehanna Col Company
Ern Higses
Olympic Games Begin Amid Strong London Support
Reports from the opening day of the Olympics at the stadium note improved weather and large crowds. Sweden's Lemming led in the javelin, while Austria's Shedler won the 400 metre swimming opener and America showcased notable swimmers in preliminaries.
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Landat
Voight
England
Macy
London Stone
Vaisht
Sweden
Transon
Firet
Lutz
France
Ballas
Wugland
Texler
Hshop
Robertson
Hornet
Master
Austria
Twe- Jor
Qret
Tos
Gaurtpalr
Australia
Foster
Soconite
Pg Melacl
Finland
Ailigg
Mln
AM_ Gueeslbryg
Menourl AG
Poe
Derseran
Hese
Fetvad
Enor
Alfa Sree
Tram Denman
Teaan Ween
Lve
Bald Mediata
Aanirea
Finn
Aubrien ii Scotty
Oifex
Hs. Wilko
Roterban
Hi Denson
Mallow
Enalen
Amacegy
Vo Beatie
Italy
Anorlay Atmos Eligi AC Dany Vnlversity
Mohigan
Princaton
New York
Athlone
Alvbay
Trabye
Corneil
Chik
Wad
Mavoe
Ariel Daiier
Daly Trae Nevels
Bony Ten
Willy
Hilaly
Turysisent
Wiese Foot
Crystal Slipper Opers At Grand Opera House
The Crystal Slipper operas open Thursday evening at the Grand Opera House with last minute rehearsals. Performers and relatives fill the downstairs as observers praise near flawless scenes such as The Japanese Scene and The Vestal Virgins. The final dress rehearsal with the orchestra aims to ready opening night, with proceeds aiding homeless boys’ education.
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Ulvis
Boys On A Long Run In New York City Event
New York sees a large group of 2100 youths aged 16 to 29 from YMCAs marching through City Hall Park. The event, tied to cross-city goodwill between Mayor McChuilan and Mayor Busse, includes a live message passed via carrier line and delivery to a Broadway halt. A long cross-town run proceeds with Hymn melodies, umbrellas, and a ceremonial reception by local officials awaiting the runners.
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New York
McChuilan
Busse
Chicago
City Hall Park
Sewell
Yangliye
Godin
Bors
Iy Yous Men's Christian Association
Aid
Ruben's Criminal Painting Mystery in York City
An unclear OCR fragment discusses a painting claimed as Rahouk opie Deasent's original work, tied to Warsaw and York. It mentions city figures Mit Catherine and Nicholaw, and an event at Fort with a horse incident. The damaged text obscures details and dates.
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Warsaw
Iily
Fis
Rahouk Opie
Nicholaw
Watton Guard Review Ends in Governor Fort Misfortune
An event during a Watton Guard review at See Girt, Neds degenerates into chaos as Governor Frankin Fort is injured by a harude groushd. He suffers nine fit armives before being thrown from the Barode ground and later recovers, praising the crowd before departing.
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Watton
Shwreday
See Girt
Neds
Frankin Fort
Fort
Returned Prisoner Returns to Service After Voluntary Surrender
A 40 year old man named Maburthy, long sought after by authorities, surrendered voluntarily in Jad on July 4. He faces a 12 year sentence with parole oversight. His past includes a 1905 pardon, time in the Pacific coast area, and a stint with the Salvation Army in Yakima before rejoining prison.
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Mightyiur
Jad
Thomas Maburthy
Jodinna
Ict
Sebnce
McCarthy
Mier
Pacifia Canal
Salvation Army
Yakima
Wash
Oakland Invasion by Argentine Ants Draws Alarm
San Francisco July 12 A portion of East Oakland about a mile square has been invaded by Argentine ants a pest destructive of crops and potentially dangerous to humans The UC Berkeley entomology department reports the discovery alarms officials and governors The ants are rare in North America except Mississippi Valley near New Orleans Efforts to destroy them have failed and crops have suffered In Louisiana the pest is seen as likely to threaten California within ten years
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San Francisco
Oakland
Department of Entomology
University of California
Gillett
North America
Misaiseipat
New Orleans
Acquittal in Sensational Peek Murder Trial
Henn Nevada July reports a sensational trial where Stanley Pere Peek is acquitted after a dramatic courtroom scene. The defendant’s wife is targeted by personal attacks and an angry outburst prompts the judge to restore order as the verdict is read amid shock and tension.
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Henn
Nev
Phe
Stanley Peek
Mit Bik
Amit
Ki' Log
Angelo Latera
Peek
Ant
Berk
Hin
Perk
Peak
Luenml
Ahaolinly
JTAH INDIANS ARE COMING BACK TO UTAH
The JTAH Indians plan a return to Utah with rapid moves and new routes. Negotiations and dates are discussed as leaders seek to restore ties with regions and communities.
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Utah
Cost of St Paul Road Cost of St Paul Road
New York July 15 The extension of the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul railway will be ready for frame ton July 1 1900. The total cost now about 10 000 000 includes contingencies and stock. The Pacific Coast extension began about ten years ago and runs 31280 miles from North Dakota to See see and Tacoma on the Pacific coast.
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New York
Chieags
Milwaukee É St. Paul
Salon
Iye
Groud Ly
Pxa
Luce
Ue St. Paul
Leo
Wert
North Dakota
Wile and
Tasonin
Eleet System Updates From Honolulu Patrol Patrol
Honolulu reports a 340 mile position update from Honolulu for Eleet with a note of celestial readings and nautical bearings. The fragment mentions a sireless man and Navish terms, with weather and local observations.
Speyer Predicts Election Of Tart Amid Restored Confidence
James Speyer, the New York banker and railroad magnate, predicts a favorable political climate as confidence returns. He notes improving credit and crop prospects, with railroads stabilizing. forecasts revival of Dimless honesty and long-term financial recovery with measures to follow. Speyer and his wife plan to visit New York in October.
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New York
James Speyer
Wsgival Europea
Feak Treward
Mrs. Spiegey
Tae Ree
Chinese Boycott Impacts Ganton Trade
Fragmentary report notes a boycott affecting Ganton with references to local officials and merchants. Details are unclear due to OCR errors, but the piece points to economic disruption tied to Chinese goods and mentions individuals connected to the issue. Further context from May or March era records may clarify who is involved and the duration of impacts.
China boycott threatens Canton trade and foreign merchants
The Canton boycott and Chinese government actions stir turmoil in Canton and affect foreign merchants and lines of trade. United States consular officials report attempts to ease tensions while recognizing China’s effort to unify across provinces and reduce interpreter needs.
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Avalon
Siying
China
Ao Berghola
United Ataleg
al Cantin
Pektera Divinet
Reial Iyonka
New Disease of the Nerves Attributed to Oxaluric Acid
Dr Gustava Baur of Portland reports on a nerve disease linked to oxaluric acid in the blood. Dr Naar and his daughter Beatrice attended a medical congress. the doctor argues that nerve breakdown stems from toxin presence and that nerve weakness may improve with proper care rather than a miracle cure.
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New York
Hanna “Oxalurla
Mloum
Gustava Baur
Portland
Oregon
Naar
Beatrice
Kainor Wilhelm St
Safety devices to curb rail hazards tested by federal rule
Chicago February 16 The question of preventing head on and derailment collisions on main lines hinges on safety devices adopted on Burlington read under an Interstate Commerce Commission plan. The commission has appropriated 80000 dollars for testing devices that project above the track and release brakes via a valve when a signal is ignored. A duplicate alarm and block system are described to stop trains, with engineers warned to observe signals to avoid entering a block in the wrong direction.
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Chicago
Davies
World Markets Close Mixed Amid Weak First Half Trade
Opening prices showed a general easing on the New York market as traders absorbed the first half of the day. Several large industrials and rail stocks listed by name moved lower, while a few utilities and consumer issues held steadier amid thin volume and cautious sentiment.
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New York
Manin
Yesters
Tobago trust must face cash in court in New York
Judge Ray in the United States circuit court hears the United States Tobacco Company treble damages suit under the Sherman act. The complaint accuses defendants of conspiring to monopolize manufacturing and distribution, restraining trade and output. The judge indicates the complaint states action and should be overruled with costs.
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Tobago
New York
Ray
United States
Tobiecs Company
Tidge Tay
Tam
Chicago Livertocks Market Notes From July 15
Chicago market report shows receipts for cattle at about 14,000 with bids mixed and market steady. hogs receipts around 24,000 with strong demand. sheep receipts near 16,000 with a strong market. Prices quoted across several classes, including westerns, natives, and yearlings, with various futures and commodities mentioned.
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Chicago
Hel
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Williarstown, Pennsylvania
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Minton
G.C. Kalahad
Olympic Ganes
New York City
Cleveland
Ruben
Yovginnor Fort
York
Stanley Pereib
Tetanus Victiri
We Boy
Rey Walley
Uys
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Ainhie
Bene Pridty
Roosevelt
ST. Paul Road
Eleet
Honolulu
Naga
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Athutic
Toshi
Nebraska
Speyer
Jonfidance
Devalates
Sa Bramadwen
Hayeath
Accurghg
Syerenihay
Komanhmi
Ion Erbe
Cerone Amilgematent
Amertoin
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All American ‘Locomotive
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Americus Amulting
Burr
Aanconda Mmabyy & Stehisuss
Atalenny
Pretit Raittivare
Obim
Trausih
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St. Pao
Aires
Northen
Banene
Texas National Worry
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Viegas Steed
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Ayuda
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Brey Ant
Harley Pinathy
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