Jaguars Rampage At Colorado Mine Tunnel Rescue
In a Colorado Midland Railroad tunnel west of Manitow, a circus train scare ends with a jaguar and a polar bear fighting escaped animals. A guard named Slower sustains a severe leg gash. Delmure faints amid the chaos as a crowd tries to seal the car. The escaped menagerie is eventually driven into a cage after a tense pursuit and gunfire.
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Calo
Colorado Midland Railroad
Mantton
Joseph Hennell
Miss Delmure
Thanyet
Fated of the Canal Lore Echoes in Panama Frauds
A garbled account recalls Emil Atton once a principal in the old Panama plot. It mentions Aaron De Reltach and Dr Gorallus, alleged intermediary Arlo, and a web of bribery involving 140 politicians. Arion fled 1882 with $710,000 of the Turis fund. later imprisoned, pardoned in 1998, while Reinach died by own hand and Dr Horz faced decline after refuge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fufla
Emil Atton
Panama
Touth
Tle
Suleide
Aviod
Aaron de Reluach
Gorallus
Panima
Arlo
Daron de Reltach
Arlon
Helane
Arionius
Antil
Royal Arcanim Discord Cohesion in Atlantic City Rules
New York on July 17 Representatives from twenty five councils of the Hoya Avenuearum in New Haven Me Mut a heavy all the argantastiohs of the order formed a permanent organization with a new mite schedule adopted at Atlantic City by the supreme council. A renohitton was adopted without presenting vote denouncing helph grind catmell of News storey position. The supreme council to Pecowrens before October 1 sets the date the new rules go into effect and appoints a committee to carry on the hunt. To advocate ARolure In the all Tote schedule broadly agreed by the Washingtoners to strengthen finances a ministonal assessment remains at ura de notnas mall. At malod periods such as 48 inch under value a ker of 0100 membership 1,200,040 would be funded the first year with increases as membership grows in future costs.
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New York
Hoya
New Laveey
Hisex
Umian
Passaic
Eluvisom
Hergen
Atlantic Chy
Aiprame Council
Atuinhon
Teros
Wiamonters
Tial
Ura de Notnas
Malod
Extradition Proceedings Amid Uncertain Canadian Cooperation
The article outlines gauge extradition plans involving attorney Lewis T. Delaxton and witnesses expected in British Columbia. It mentions Victoria and District courts, possible Canadian witness issues, and potential verbal promises affecting the governor of British Columbia and the involvement of Attorney Deing Tony. Strong entities include Victoria, British Columbia, and Collins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torney Lewis T. Delaxton
British Colunhiy
Victoria
Emorrows Glaser
Hritiely
Columbia
Clason
Collins
Beggars in New York Plotted by Charity Officials
Detectives report beggar gangs in New York formed by charity workers to frame property owners as beggars. Harlem court officials say the group planned oaths and schemes around the Feast of Our Lady of Mount Carmel at Tom’s Little Alley. Prisoners showed large sums in bills and coins as authorities halted their operation.
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New, York
Boeialy Haves
Harlem Court
Privonyrd
Tnr
Bari
Warship Grounds Near New York Bay
A warship ran aground in lower New York Bay near Sparmacetli. The vessel, unnamed in the dispatch, was driven ashore in a calm morning. Crews will be evacuated by assist? to the nearest harbor. a full inquiry will be conducted at the next high tide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hieblaniy
Navesink
United States
Dubagne Jgneralind
Toran Bitow
New York Bay
Sparmacetli
Lyut
Inna
Orfers Plac
Woman Detective Seeks Fame in Turmoil of Crime Tales
A fragmentary testimonial from Pitishare dated July 17 describes a private detective agency employing Miss Anna Coyle of 18 Gast Montgomery Avenue Allor. The piece portrays her as a serious, capable investigator operating on dangerous streets, her family responsibilities, and her methods, including disguise and armed readiness, in pursuit of torger and other cases.
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Pitishare
Phtauyg Bak
Hera
Anna
Gast Montgomery Avenue
Allor
Coyle
West Aanging
Pinger
Gowree
Nortume
Russia seeks limited peace terms amid European tension
An early July dispatch from St Petersburg outlines Russia's stance in the peace talks, demanding only concessions that preserve Imperial dignity and European interests. Reports from Washington and London note diplomatic maneuvering, with M. Witte set as chief plenipotentiary and expectations of a careful, conditional settlement before the Washington conference.
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St. Petersburg
England
America
June Fan
Tuesia
Berlin
Paris
Washington
London
Europe
Tyrone
Gurlbauy
Japan
Ruvela
Hak Jagan
Jones
M. Witte
Ruselns
Russia
Huskis
Wille
Tragedies Reported Near Tavuniey Avd Inurl Incident
Fragmentary OCR notes describe two deaths from a local incident near Tavuniey Avd with mentions of a crowd, injuries, and a resulting police or emergency response. Names and precise details are unclear in the readable text.
Jail or jail? Experts argue on morning arraignment
A chaotic transcript details Gast Crane and W J Exnert arguing over Lila's treatment in East Orange. Doctors testify to delirium tremens and severe withdrawal as police arrange care, with judges urged to provide medical support and not jail.
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Gast Crane
W. J.exnert
Civen
East Orange
Lila
Eye of Thorns
Racardar Saii
Manlin
Cutten
Phesiciay Urny
Jude
Mann
Ohio
York
Evan
King Oscar seeks peace amid war crisis talks
Berlin reports King Oscar of Bwexton rejects blame for crisis and urges Norway and Sweden toward calm. He backs no war and says honoring the union would harm both nations, while suggesting a Swedish prince could resolve the split without bloodshed.
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Berlin
Tmugo Ganz
Preakfort Galtons
Oscar
Bwexton
Anid
Thaking
Sweden
Norway
Acti
Murderer Enigmatically Hidden In Monastery Mystery
A thirty year murder mystery unravels at Moldayin Monastery where an elderly monk Vorile Popoviceh and others face suspicions. The body of a murdered man is found in the morning, with a missing husband and a wife under scrutiny. Authorities must verify identity of the deceased and the monk’s role in the burial.
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Moldayin
Gonk
Vorile Popoviceh
London's Tiny Athlete Sing Hoo Poised for Ufa Debut
London reports Sing Hoo Po, a 42 year old, 20 pound dwarf of four inch height, making his first public appearance at Lyceum. Despite size, he speaks multiple languages and performs tricks, while consuming unusual foods and owning singular possessions.
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London
Sinoun
Slug Hoo
Ufa
Jondoh
Lyneum Ist
Miss Lotevaller
Toi de
Cupid Wins an Old Mail in Pension Office
Washington July 17 There has been lively bustle in the pension office this week as fiscal year ends and promotions are announced. A large number of older applicants refuse promotions to stay in public service, choosing Cupid over advancement. The first girl to go requested her annual vacation after twenty years of service, saying she would marry but stay until vacation ended. A later letter announced she was a happy bride.
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Washington
Nessis
Plebes
Cupid
Bavarian tenor Heinrich Nuste signs for New York opera plan
New York reports detail a long contract for Heinrich Nuste with Mr. Couriot. The tenor will perform forty appearances next year over five months, earning 1000 dollars per new performance and 1000 per concert day. The following season calls for fifteen appearances at 1000 dollars, plus 100 dollars advance, with total about 12000. The 1908-09 season adds fifteen appearances at 1000 dollars each. Nuste’s earnings are contrasted with Jean de Reszke and Civige, stressing the high advance and reliability of Couriot.
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New York
Heinrich Nuste
Couriot
Turing
Lave
Jean Ta Reszke
Nexson
Immor Civige
Warrow
Comnarad
Muraleh
Knote
Mr. Courlan
Opera
Rosane
Suni
Evers
Munich
Henteo
Beaten to and Phazele in unclear scuffle report
Fragmentary OCR text describes a chaotic incident involving named individuals Wolke Valle Tuly and Te xhung Comme, with references to looters or thieves and authorities, but the record is garbled and difficult to reconstruct a clear sequence or outcome.
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Tuly
Unclear fragment hints at local figures and events
OCR fragment mentions Morlenson JW and a lead in feets Shiva with references to locations like Luwwssery Hill and Howne. The text is garbled, offering few readable names or concrete actions. No verifiable event or outcome can be determined from the fragment.
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Poe
Morlenson
Menea
Baltetins
Torgy Mark
Hill
Howne
Remains of General Ticking Preserved in Obscure Ceremony
The widow of General Wilton W. Ticking travels with Mixx Brower to honor the veteran, who died yesterday evening amid Remiblie troops. In Chicago, Grand Army patrons will oversee the bier as mourning rites unfold, with local officials and grieving kin present to pay respects.
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Bain
Imaso
Wilton W. Ticking Couns
Remiblie
Aistot
Mixx Brower
Bouton
Hu Re
Janet
Baelfie
Dmigha
Chicago
Hus Grand Army
Senator Clark on Road 10 Health Update
New York July 17 Senator William A Clark of New York reported the recovery from brain surgery is progressing. He showed a bright and cheerful spirit and remains in good condition days after the operation with steady improvement and favorable signs.
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Sen. Clark
New York
Trens
William A. Clarip
Nungtua
BRU Y
Progresa
Moe Kernon
Paris
Clark
Sildhis
Lands
Morrie
Aerie
Borin
Automobile a Blessing or a Bane in Health Debate
A late nineteenth or early twentieth century council debate features Dr Meredyth Young and Dr George... discussing autos impact on public health and urban life. They warn automobiles may reduce disease by lowering waste and easing transport while fearing road congestion and pollution.
Electric light free for few months ahead say officials
City officials announce a limited free electric light offer for customers during June July and August, aiming to ease summer utility costs. The plan targets residential users and will be active across multiple districts with enrollment details to follow.
ASK POLICE TO CLOSE STORES
New York July 21 salesmen employed by Telall stores on Lia Inner Tivol G de who year St and year vl wane from fourteen to sixteen hours a day seven days a week have formed an organization white effiect of compelling the p ling to patares de Sumidy Close jms May wit ask that p special tes tail of police be asbleno engh Sun Toy to arrest their employers it ney open. A majority of the employers Ie de Balod who are now forced by competition to Waaapom wave days i week would He find to Have the aw enforced
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New York
Ty Telall
Fourtean
Patares de Sumidy
Jms
Sun
Toy
Ie de Balod
Executions at Sing Sing Reported Today
The article reports two men named Osvining and Jarone executed at Sing Sing Prison today, with details of the procedures and the time of death. It mentions Captain Witten He Keyey and a shooting, while noting a New York City connection and an August date in Roxbury.
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Osvining
Jarone
Breen Ywitted
Charled Jagison
Teotorott
Mochio
Sing Sing
Dian Alloniat
Atghavay
Automobile Crush Fatal After Collision With Pillar In New York
A July incident in New York details an automobile owned by Marshall of SUF Louis, borrowed by a chauffeur, colliding with an elevated pillar and a building. The car, a ten cylinder model, carried four occupants including two boys, and was crushed, trapping them for hours before rescue. The scene involved a dramatic pileup and damaged wreckage.
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New York
Twsie Olen
Fruliick
Marahall
Suf Lous
Marahalt
Ninth Street
Mac Thinn
Minn Cort Mickaels
Trelan Dumachaveer
Widow of Captain John C. Ainsworth Dies in Portland
Mrs. Panny B. Ainsworth widow of Captain John C. Ainsworth dies at home in Portland after a long illness. She was a prominent social figure in Portland and California, survived by several children, and linked to the Oregon Steam Navigation Company and Central National Bank.
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Portland
Ore
Panny B. Ainsworth
John C. Ainsworth
Tits City
Ainsworth
Portiad
California
Armsworth
Sean
Oregon Sloan Navisation Eniwins Dania Aneworth
Cenetral Mational Bank
Qskiand
Caby
Miniworth
Fyr
Abasworth
Ure Los Anertas & Redonda
Beihyay
Tnrermant
Wilbake Pines
Mt Oarland
Bad Weather Disrupts July 16 Events Across Regions
Fragmented report notes weather interference on a coastal July 16 program. It mentions Mount Wash pen rows, a Korean loan oversubscription at 1 million dollars, and a Russian commission moving toward Washington. Details are incomplete and names are unclear due to OCR issues.
Floating Warships Reported Near Theatre of War
Fragmentary OCR notes claim Belian warships Palade Pollet and Polkaen encountered near Part Arab with unclear details. The garbled text lacks verifiable dates places and outcomes.
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Tokio
Palade
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