Americans Leaving Mexico Anticipate Uprising
New Orleans July 31 reports describe a party of American men women and children fleeing Mexico amid antiforeign threats. They say Mexicans fear Texans and anticipate an uprising in September. The group plans to reach Cincinnati by boat, with others headed to Kentucky Tennessee and eastern cities. The scene includes Mexican servants joining the antiforeign movement and concerns of protecting American lives along the border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
E. J
Mexico
Cincinnati
Pla Grande
United States
Kentucky
Tennessee
Ptater
Pan American Congress in Brazil Opens in Rio Janeiro
The Pan American Congress in Brazil opens in Rio Janeiro with plans to discuss international law and arbitration, the authority to use force in debt collection, and a revision of the Bureau of American Republics. Delegates from Latin American republics will organize and set procedures for the talks, aiming for a finalized agenda by September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Rio Janei
Rio Janeiro
Tia
Calvo
Europe
Bureau of American Republics
Forreck & Mug
Warhington
Hiltadog
United States
American Republica
Furtste
Pathe
Monat Isa
Peivale International
Latin America
Unites
Wren
Ind State Department
Washington
BUI
Rommet
Tomrendal
Tibet
Workington
New York Health Dept Plans Vaudeville to Fight Consumption
The New York health department will open a series of vaudeville shows next week led by Dr. Thomas Darlington to educate Slum residents about prevention and care for tuberculosis. Ten to twelve performances weekly from September will feature educational exhibits, dramatic scenes, and light entertainment to reach readers who cannot attend lectures. Public morale and hygiene demonstrations accompany displays on how poverty and ventilation influence the disease, with aims to reduce contagion and improve care for the convalescent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Department of Health
Sarah Bernhardt and the French Decoration Controversy
The article reports on Sarah Bernhardt being considered for a decoration by the French government. It notes the council's role, the government’s proposal, and Bernhardt’s potential reception, while mentioning the rarity of refusals and the possible symbolism of the honor amid tensions.
Bank clerk robbery arrest in New York details
New York on July 30 reports say Brwant Fir estaped 42 a cloth in the creply of the Nattional Curk bank was arrested last night in a large robbery. The complainant Mauricn WO Reser, carrier of The Nastuna Bask bank, alleged Apion by Forest ta 100. One band member refused to dent at Meg and a report that the pair were fowking for are.
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New York
Brwant
Nattinay Curk Bank
Y Mauricn WO Reser
Nastuna Bask Bank
Accmnt
Forest
Land Entry Change at Shoshone Wyoming Proclamation
Proclamation alters entry dates for land at Shoshone Wyoming due to railroad construction delays. Applicants must file at Shoshone from August 16 to October 3, 1998, instead of Lander, and those drawing pumphre must relocate to Shoshone to complete entries.
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Shoshone, Wyoming
Wathlerton
Lander
Wyoming
Golliva
Sheshone Marrvalion
Shoshone
Wyo
Waa
Lander Uti
Lanter
Keing
Orlaver
Thaws Lawyers in New York Trial Proceedings
The report outlines legal maneuvering around Harry Thaw’s defense strategy in New York. It notes the defense and prosecutors contending over whether mental incapacity and self defense should influence the case, with Thaw’s wife and associates cited as part of the ongoing legal engagement.
Thaw defense counsel dispute over committee powers
A fragment discusses Thaw and his wife Mrs Thaw arranging legal protection for his person and estate. It notes retained counsel, disputes about transfer of control to other lawyers, and a conference involving Mrs. William Thaw, Thaw, and aides at Tombs prison with unclear outcomes.
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Anx
Atlentite
Hack
Olcctt
Ruber & Tonnage
Thaw
Cew
Smrs
Martindee & Gleawen
Wiliam Thaw
Starry K. Thaw
Dee
Tombs
Tatey
Dissolution of Parliament in Russia Prompted by Revolt and Push Toward Dictatorship
The July 21 Peteraburg dispatch reports the decision to dissolve parliament and prepare a ukase as the Constitutional Democrats face a shrinking majority. Despite a hoped victory, revolutionary forces risk a dictatorship as Guard regiments arrive and police tighten control while industrial districts see heightened suppression of socialist groups.
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Peteraburg
Feterbof
Matiere
Btolypin
Peter Hof
Lek
Constitutional Democrats
Constitutional Democrate
Ha I Proteiatiat
Moerow 1
Dissolution Considered as Factions Readied Action
Petersburg reports a faction favors dissolution while pressing for a parliamentary solution within forty eight hours. The Associated Press suggests chances favor a resolution, with conferences advancing under pressure from the emperor and ministries amid upcoming elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petersburg
Vie Associated Brees
Thretormant
Associated Press
Buffalo Fight Sparks Chaos in New York Park
An unclear incident in a New York park led to a brawl and confusion as bystanders reported a disturbance. Witnesses described shouting and tense exchanges between multiple individuals before authorities arrived.
Helen and Cardea Face Long Garden Fight in 19th Century Row
Helen waited for Cihera to dispute bins but none came as bulls and cows were brought to the gardens about three years ago by Cardea of Germantoen, Palladelphia. An enclosure was cut to fence a prize, and for over a decade the fence broke during pestalia time. They fought near Bla wtallad, where Helen, a veteran, used strength and tactics while Judge’s attempts to intervene largely failed.
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Helen
Cihera
T. Be ON
Cardea
Gérmantoen
Palladelphia
Pestalia Timne
Gettire
Hia Ecery
Bla Wtallad
Helne
Prominent Crescent City Merchants Arrested in Indian Dig Case
Cusso, Fl Charters and Alen Salnt were arrested on a charge of violating search restrictions by digging up and removing bodies of Native people. They allegedly aided in exhuming remains for valuables and disposed of a female body promiscuously. Prosecution is expected to proceed with Kyrelia representing the government while preliminary hearings delay. Local Indian leaders fear unrest but authorities plan to pursue the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescent City
Calif
Cusso
Fl Charters
Alen Salnt
Prous
Cusuo
Ie Teya
Malrd
Ut Fe
Indiana
Frank Kr
A Peculiar Agreement In Colorado Springs
Rev J C Chetette and his wife announced a revival service after divorce that they would not live as man and wife again but would continue to live under the same roof as siblings Their statement followed remarks by Rev Charles Wy Sar of the Pra plew church and a sermon about remarrying by Canaha and others in this community
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Colo
Daly Tle
J. C. Chetette
New Mission Church
This Ey
Marin
Beadforth
Charles Wy Sar
Plew
Mr Canaha Tnd
Major Dreyfus Decorated in Paris Ceremony Stuns Crowd
In Paris on a bright day Major Alfred Dreyfus wearing full rank uniform received the Chevalier cross of the Legion of Honor. Within the courtyard of the military school the ceremony drew a distinguished crowd as soldiers saluted and the public watched the revealing display of regalia and sword.
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Paris
Alfred Dreyfus
Foley
Felng
Wy Colon Taree
Dreyfus
Gillain Tumber
Ony Ing
Sony Wat
Dtancs
Saloon Closures Spark Local Debate in Fogbound Town
Fragmented OCR text discusses saloons and public order with scattered references to local figures and places. The readable segments hint at enforcement actions and civic concern about drink establishments, but details are obscured by garbled wording. The piece appears to reflect a historical town facing saloon-related regulation.
Prominent Wyoming Attorney Assassinates in Shoshone
A prominent attorney Warner Moody was shot and killed near midnight in Shoshone, Wyo. A second man, Anderson, was killed while pursuing suspects believed linked to gamblers recently reported operating a dangerous scheme. An angry, heavily armed mob pursued presumed assailants. Police and railroad officials vowed full cooperation as investigations and manhunts commenced. Moody, a South Dakota native, was connected to major mining interests. the case unsettled markets and sparked a wide manhunt with authorities from the Northwestern railroad and federal agents involved.
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Eoleshone
Warner Moody
Ehoe
Isle United
Axelo
Vieti
Hla Bart
Andersop
Wiluces
Purmuit
Anderson
Anderton
Seth
Warner Mooty
Ann
United States
Moody
South Davos
Murtetts Moody
Deadword
Hurdette Moody
Los Angeles
Northwestern Railroad
Aisa
Strike in Chicago Draws Printing Unions Toward Action
The Chicago Typothelae and Allied Printing Trade unions debate a strike as protests spread among national unions. A commission with broad authority is to act while plans for a prolonged stoppage are kept under wraps. Talks focus on printer wages, contracts, and the threat of a walkout affecting bookbinders and pressmen in Chicago.
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Chicago
Merbéeta
Ravenna
Rms
Baye
Etrihe Bennets
Enon
Meini
America
Albert
Hare
Peace Declared by Central American Nations
The United States and Mexico act as peace makers as Honduras Guatemala and El Salvador sign articles of peace. Key points include immediate armistice, prisoner exchanges, protection of seized property, treaty equality, and arbitration by the U.S. and Mexican presidents. The pact bears the consent of Costa Rica and Nicaragua.
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United States
Mexico
Washington, Juy
Merry and Combs Tolerad Yard
State Department
Thondurak
Guatemale
Istrador
Armica
Mraica
Thia Treaty
Noral
Conftreere
Curly Mice
Nicaragua
Conference Terminated Treaty Signed at Peace Conclave
Washington July 21 The telegraphic dispatch from Commander Mulligan reports the naval department received a late plant and confirms the conference termination and the signing of a peace treaty. Details indicate San Jose is named in connection with the proceedings and a final accord is recorded as signed.
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Washington
Navy Department
Mulligan
San Jove
Briere
Onca
Agreed to Die Together Pair in Tragic Barcard Affair
In Barcard Ma a young farmer Walter Walker aged 19 killed his wife with a throat cut and then slashed his own throat. He died, she survived but cannot recover. A note allegedly states the couple planned to die together. Walter had been discharged from the hospital prior to the tragedy.
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Barcard
Rwort
Anarchism Advertised On Citywide Placards
A damaged notice describes downtown plastering of anarchist ads amid a citywide street scene. The garbled OCR mentions posters and vendors, including references to Lon e Samples Winans and The Bees in South Caicen, with unclear details about a company or event.
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Erit
Mma
Mans Marner
Goa
Anater
Ital
Alere
Winans
Caicen
Triker Riot Unfolds in New York Streets
A chaotic scene erupts in New York as a mass of demonstrators confronts police outside a city block. Reports describe projectiles and arrests as officers maintain crowd control amid high tensions.
Weer's Stouk Marmet News Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled names and phrases with no clear events. The readable bits mention a place or person names like Weer, Marmet, and Ve eta, but lack coherent action, dates, or locations to summarize into a factual item.
Meat inspection aims to clean up filthy slaughterhouses
Washington July 22 government officials defend new meat inspection amid claims of misapprehension about slaughtering and packing plants. Secretary and NABTY leaders pledge action to ensure meat entering homes is clean and wholesome, stressing need for stronger federal oversight and general cleaning up of facilities.
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Washington
Tmses
Brerelatt Welton
Tom Power
Attempted warrant service under cross border order
Fragmentary report describes efforts to serve a warrant on Rockefeller in New York. It notes potential gubernatorial involvement and questions whether the papers amount to a misdemeanor, with possible extradition implications if Governor Harris is asked to respond.
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Rockefeller
My. Tocketelier
New York
Harris
Higeiia
York
Theatrical Manager UCAD Dies in New York
Alma Parrett & Company Chicago managers of the Mose Nordica concert tour report their theatrical aid and musical manager Alme Barret died Thursday night of acute indigestion in New York. He was about 17 years old? The body will be sent to Chicago and he had no relatives in the city.
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New York
Alme Barret
Alma Parrett & Company
Chicago
Theatrical Aid
Hare
Nordica
Barrett
Elks Held In The Mountains Near Totland
Three Elks derailment trains blocked near Totland along the Denver & Northwestern line by a broken drive wheel in a locomotive. Bonfires lit on the provatein side as the outing crowd spent the night dancing and camping, arriving tired but in good humor in Denver during forenoon today.
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Peart
Coin
Elks
Marines Illnesses Reported From Transport Voyage
July 21 report from Hosta notes the transport came from Panama to Porto Rico with 30 marines aboard, 60 with enteric fever and 1200 malaria cases. Nineteen of the group are reported as present for duty, and some Marines were moved to the naval hospital for care.
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Hosta
Colmilla
Lay
Panama
Porto Rico
Benglog
Ninteen
Bomb Explodes in Hands During Workman’s Task
A workman suffered an explosion while handling a device or tool, causing injuries. The incident occurred in a workshop setting with bystanders and appears to involve improvised or misused equipment. Authorities and medical personnel responded to the scene.
Human Fly Die. Odd Stylized News Item
A fragmented brief reports the death of a human fly performer in a stylized, unclear text. The readable fragments mention danger and fear surrounding the act, with no clear date or location. Further readable facts are not available in the excerpt.
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Jain
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St. Louis
Oy Ther
Cers
Sepublica
United Etates
Acw ‘Tank Health Board
Sarah Bernhardt
Legion of Honor
Orier
Hanne
Justain
Dank Elerk
Atah Linder Causta Hoosevett
Acton
Meri
Harry Thayheen
Atlontete
M. K. Gleatt
Fenda
Santort White
Hlarerntges
Tenwrilen
Wiilim
Wack, Alcott, Grater & Thirynes
Himvell
Mats
Ae Lalittic
Omets
Buffalo Fight
Heong Park
Bip
Sheila
Deng
Boone
Ape Fries
Jodie
Helle Hontere
Major Dreyfus
Legion of Homer
Madarei Iir
Patlee
Tate
Glenwood Saucer
U. S
Withoug
Hayden
Fatsuu
Rana
Ald
Hulldqes
Sc Lorens
Chere
Pyle
Dave Weg
Central America
Honduras
Guatemala
Balvador
Win
Btrikers
Suid Bk
Weer
Hel Py Wilson
UCAD
Mian
Tray
Joby
Amet
Erplvick
Antet Lin
Wes Ith
Womah
Ark
Mire
Apalla
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