Negro enters home as two girls are alone
Yontevideo Minnesota July 18 Helen Olson and Jules Torgen yen awoke to find two men assaulting them. A black man shot at Olson and fled. Sheriff, marshal and a citizen posse mobilized. crowd urged vigilante action as a manhunt began. Six men living nearby reported alarm and fear in Montevideo.
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Helen
Bion
Helen Olson
Watson
Miss Jules
Torgenyen
Miss Olson
Marshal Woodsworth
Aerand
L. A. Smith
Sherif Hartley
Montevideo
Evidence of Judicial Corruption in Butte Deepens
July report from Butte describes deposition details in the Minnie Healy case linking disbarment and the Amalgamated Copper matters. Witnesses allege payments, influence attempts, and a telegram linked to Judge Harney, with disclosures about Waters and Ley amid the Amalgamated Copper company probe.
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Butte
Atte
Bryan Attacks Grover Cleveland at Chicago Rally
William J. Bryan addressed thousands at Brand Park in Chicago urging Democrats to resist corporate influence and defend the party’s ideals. He cited Cleveland’s candidacy fears and urged unity to rebuild a disciplined Democratic organization against finance and monopolies.
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William, J. Beyer
Chicago’ Democracy Plante
Brandt Park
Harrison
Bryan
Grover Cleveland
Aes
Chicago
Uni 6 Democracy Marching Club
Bracheon
Attyrolley eiTe
Hyvan
Reed J
Kansan
Jeremiah T. Sullivan
Tews
A Campau
Michigan
T. J. Ryan
Wisconin
Charles A. Walsh
Absony
Edward X. Spepts
Aleee
Mur
Dontocrafic
Thors
Guillatone
Wall Street
Cleveland
Wenmont
Democratic Party
Chinese Mass Meeting Denounces Exclusion Rules
TheHonatela July 18 mass meeting of Chinese residents plans to protest U S immigration exclusions. They will urge their government to oppose tariff barriers and seek retaliation if immigration limits are eased.
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Honatela
Tarifie
United States
Great Golf Contest Opens at Milwaukee Club
Milwaukee July 18 The great golf contest for the Marshall Pield trophy opened at the Milwaukee club. Twelve teams entered and the event faced rain soggy links. Exmoor held the trophy amid wet conditions with no record scores expected due to weather.
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Milwaukee
Marshall Pield
Hell
Exmoor
Turkish imprisonment report sparks ambassadorial appeals
Boston reports that Rev. Dred Ts. Birlow of the American Board of Foreign Missions describes the capture and imprisonment of Prof. Tenekijian of Emphivates College Harpooty, a Turkish graduate, alleging torture. Washington officials review representations as the incident prompts international concern.
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Ily
Dred. Ts. Birlow
American Board of Foreign Misatona
Ackaure
Tenekijian
Emphivates College
Harpooty
Turkey
Pesissor i4
Comapire Pey Agiinet
Nasorla
la Miniiér
Stabe Department
Washington
Towns Condemned for New York Reservoir Project
A county board in White approves use of land for a New York reservoir project, condemning several towns to acquire parcels and clear rights of way. Officials say it is essential for regional water supply. affected residents warn of displacement and seek compensation and relocation options.
Pope's illness sparks mixed Rome reports and Vatican/Italy stance
A Rome telegraph dispatch notes Dr Mazzoni predicting the Pope's death is near while another report from Journal Dispatch quotes Dr Bossoni saying the Pope’s condition mildly improves. Despite fragile health, the Pope remains quiet, sleeping, with doctors and attendants nearby. Cabinets discuss state response and public order if the Pope dies, while King and people express sympathy in a climate of church state tension.
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Sempa
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Mazzoni
Journal
Dispatch
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Daly
Sispense
Dauwer
Doctora
Lapponi
Mezgoni
Petiont
Nice
Ingtall
Vatican
Italy
Iack Aires
Saris
Pope in fragile condition as Vatican updates flow
Bulletin from Rome reports the Pope remains tranquil but frail with weak pulse and shallow respiration. Doctors monitor him, prescribe eggs and Marsala wine, and restrict visitors as, by afternoon, he shows slight improvement while officials deny sensational health rumors. Governor Rich travels aboard the Campania returning from Liverpool.
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Rome
Daly
Trapponi
Worea
Vatican
Pactienl
Squatters face eviction as New York watershed plans move ahead
Claims by Plaine and fifty eight squatter occupants arise over land condemned for New York's watershed project. Golden's Bridge area to be seized. Purdy, Yacklown properties to be repurposed for artificial lake and extra water. Farmers prep to migrate. some vow resistance as four churches, four schools, six wells, ten summer reads, and about forty farms are affected.
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New York
Golden's Bridge
Veily Sya
Railroads Indifferent to Southwest Wheat Handling
Kansas City July 18 grain men express alarm at railroads indifferent to moving the Southwest wheat crop. They claim roads will divert grain to other points while local terminals near Kansas City face shutdowns and stalled traffic amid flooding concerns.
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Kansas City
Deception Charged Over University Oration Controversy
In Providence on July 18 Maurice B. Kich delivered the Brown University Oration winning the Boston medical prize for oratory. Prof Harry Mintz of Binghampton High School charged the architect’s "The Folly of Anti Semitism" with similarities to a Hamilton College 1901 speech. Mintz insists he did not appropriate another’s work.
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Providence
B. C
Maurice Bs Kich
Boston Medical Prize
Harry Mintz
Binghampton
W. Ys
W. Ys High School, Heaving’ Made ‘ de Charge That the Architart
Hint
Hamilton Tollega
Bieh
Tieh
Anya
Old Hotel Burned Around Monmouth Era Site
New York reports the Landi Hotel at Kearney Nord burned, a 140 year old hostelry with ties to generals Washington Lafayette and pivotal colonial history. Once a gathering spot for horse racing, fox hunting, and early dog racing, the hotel’s legacy spans colonial to early American sporting life.
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New York
Landi
Kearney
Nord
Firth
Ladi Hotel
Knights of St. John Hold International Worly Convention
A fragment describes the Knights of St. John meeting in Hoorn with scheduled talks at Lane itaenational Worly to Meld lotr convention in the city. The text is garbled but indicates a gathering of exponents and orders.
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Joni
The
Knights of St. John
Jalal
Lane
Wisconsin Crops Batters Down Flat in Storm Toll
A multi city Wisconsin storm battered crops, toppled trees, flooded cellars, and damaged infrastructure. Reports detail extensive agricultural losses across Milwaukee Madison Janesville La Crosse and nearby towns with heavy rainfall and strong winds causing widespread disruption and property damage.
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Milwaukee
Ely
Michigan
Milwaukee Harbor
Contendor Miller
Madison
Passenger train collision at open switch causes injuries
A Northern passenger train collided with a freight car after striking an open switch at a depot. Several crew members and passengers were injured, with three jumping clear. The engineer and conductor suffered serious injuries as wagons and trains wrecked in the incident near the depot.
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Armint
Eccentricity Attends Whistler to the Grave
A fragmented obituary style notice describes Whistler’s death and a public funeral scene. It notes his eccentric behavior and hints at a prolonged illness, with references to London figures and a chaotic procession. The article mentions Maria and Landon in passing and suggests speculation about his final days.
Wyoming murderer escapes officers
Cody Wyoming July 18 great excitement in Niobrara Basin over escape of James Gorman convicted murderer of his brother Tom Corgan. A posse pursued Gorman and Walters after armed guards attempted to prevent lynching. Gorman broke free, escaped into darkness, while Walters did not flee and a pursuit followed with possible recapture.
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Cody
Wyo
Nig Horn Basin
James Gorman
Tom Corgan
Fenton
Rock
Basin
Gorwinn
Waltera
Guymam
Walters
Lown
Corman
Brother seeks vengeance after sister's slaying in New York
In New York a brother forces entry at the Bronx coroner's office as Enrico Ganata, accused of fatally stabbing his wife with a chisel, is examined. The brother, angered by the death, attempts to attack Ganata amid police restraining him while seeking burial papers for his sister.
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New York
Enrico Ganata
Cancer cured in London by the use of radium
London report from Charing Cross hospital states a cancer was successfully treated with radium by Dr. Davidson. Four radium exposures over weeks reduced the tumor, leaving no visible scar and the patient now appears cancer free.
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London
Trans Mississippi Congress Official Call Rumored Meeting List
Official call issued for Trans Mississippi Congress sessions to discuss commercial relations with the Orient and Western development. Topics include railroad rates harbors mining and government impacts with interests from Western states and various industries.
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Cripple Creek
Cale
Mississippi
Arthur FP. Francis
Orient
West
Inconsistent Conduct of the United States
New York dispatch notes the United States intervention in a dispute over insurance prosecution and damages exceeding one million dollars. The Noticia correspondent argues U S actions threaten political independence of affected nations. Cites Monitor Doctrine risk and urges restraint to avoid interference in foreign tribunals.
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Wew York
Notisia
United States
Apninet
New York
Rio Janeiro
Uyauil
Flenald
United ‘States
Saya
Noticia
Monitor
Kishineff Jews Ordered Expulsion by Local Authorities
Police authorities in the Kishineff district issue orders for the expulsion of Jews from villages within the district. The measure follows disturbances in Kishineff on April 9 and 20 and warns of fresh disorders. Local officials are instructed to enforce strict removal of Jews without residence rights.
Millionaire ate sand and sandpapered his head in court
Testimony in the probate case centers on Wentworth Wentworth's will leaving 87 109 000 to the immediate school and the strange acts of his grandson Willoughby B. Stuart. Aly Sttart testifies about the will and Wentworth's odd behavior, including the head sandpapering habit and the claim of a medical institute. Witnesses describe family ties and questions about the decedent's mental state.
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Boston
Tily
Aroch Wentworth
Toston
Anen Toul Hia
Willoughby
Aly
Probuto Juda Marino
Willoughby B. Stuart
Wentaworth
Wentworth
Talas
Stuart
Rostan
bin Sopra
Mio
Smndparper
Anne
Tie
Fire in Auburn Building Sparks City Fire Response
A large blaze in Auburn New York began in a Garden Street structure late at night causing alarms and extensive smoke. Fire crews evacuated residents and fought the flames through the early hours, with investigations into the cause underway.
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