King Edward and Queen Visit Dublin Amid Sympathy Show
King Edward and Queen Alexandra toured Dublin Castle and the vice regal lodge in a day of levies and addresses. Sixty deputations presented themselves as the King pledged sympathy with Ireland, while the Queen highlighted welfare efforts. A black flag for the Pope appeared briefly, then was removed by police. The event drew crowds including Archbishop Walsh and the Primate of Ireland.
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Employees to share in company profits in Ohio firm
In Cleveland on July 2 a circular from president Diek of the Cuyahoga Telephone Company announces an experiment where one fifth of the company's surplus earnings will be distributed among employees in proportion to salaries starting July 1. The plan aims at better service, efficiency, and higher earnings, and may become permanent if successful, affecting several hundred employees.
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japan distrust persists on Manchuria pledges
Washington notes skepticism over promises by China and Russia regarding Manchuria. Officials refuse to add to or alter Hay statements, while the State Department remains confident that openings to world trade will occur. Japan questions Russian pledges but no change in U S stance is seen.
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Japan
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Imp Mirthful Stallion Burned to Death in Fire
In Lesinglim Kentucky a thoroughbred stallion named Imp Mirthful was killed when a fire destroyed a Hamburg place barn early today. Lightning struck the barn paralyzing the horse, flames drove away helpers, and a hard firefight could not save the animal. The loss is estimated at $200,000 with several other horses rescued. Madden, at Sarntnga, will return home.
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Improvement in Stocks on Wall Street Buoys Trading
New York July 22 stock market opened with strong gains as most issues rose. Railways advanced with some sustained lifts while steel and preferred issues showed notable buying. 54,000 shares of steel preferred traded and 1,800 shares of New York Central moved higher. Total dealings approached a million shares since January with about 310 million dollars changing hands.
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Impressive Service Held by Washington Catholics
Washington July 22 A solemn Roman Catholic service was held at St Mary’s Church with apostolic delegate Rev. Frinta presiding and a mourning-wide church draped in black. The ceremony honored the late Pope, as diplomats and ministers from several nations sent regrets while invitations were issued to notable diplomats and cabinet members.
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Monetary commissions meet with German government rapport
President Creel of the Mexican Monetary Commission says the American and Mexican commissions are greatly encouraged by the warm reception received from the German government. The exchange suggests promising cooperation between the nations on monetary matters.
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Body of Pope viewed by distinguished people
Rome July 22 The body lay in state in the Vatican throne room from 9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Diplomats, Roman princes, dukes, barons and church dignitaries passed in procession before the bier. Guards and attendants prepared the scene with red damask, white vestments, and candles as a solemn tribute to Pope Leo. The rite continued with prayers and benedictions, then a formal procession to St. Peter's ahead of the funeral rites.
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Messages of Condolence Sent to the Vatican
Rome July 9 Cardinal Dreglis received telegrams of condolence from Irish leaders and John Redmond’s circle praising the late Pope. King Edward's government conveyed grief and sympathy through the Foreign Secretary, Lansdowne, noting gratitude for the Pontiff's visit.
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Thomas Esmonde
Donelan Blo
John Redmgld
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King Faward
Autopsy Report Highlights Cause Of Leo Death
Autopsy performed on Leo’s body, presented to Cardinal Oreglia, shows no cancer and details extensive embalming and organ findings. Report notes healthy heart and kidneys, but right lung abnormalities and thoracic changes with fibrin, pleural effusion, and a diagnosis supporting the clinical cause and overall pathology.
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Lou ML
Hopert
Nimnies
Murderous father and suicide shock Knox County tragedy
In Knoxelle a father killed his son and then shot himself after slaying another child and injuring a third. The 28 year old mother witnessed the sequence as authorities report a grim family scene with the father targeting his sons before turning the weapon on himself.
Corruption Inquiry Opens in Denver City Hall
Denver officials press a grand jury petition from District Attorney Lindsley to probe alleged misuses of funds by the County Clerk and the old County Commissioners. A committee of experts reports on oak records and county governance amid calls for answers and accountability.
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Clucge Johnson
Board of Couuty Commissioners
Extradition Appeal Heard For Gaynor And Greene
London July 23. The United States seeks leave to appeal to the Privy Council over extradition of John T. Gaynor and W J Greene from Canada. Sir Edward Clarke spoke for petitioners while counsel for respondents noted reservations but did not dispute the petition. The Lord Chancellor granted leave to appeal.
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W. J. Greene
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Privy Council
Sir Edward Clarke
Charles Russell
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Failures of Expedition to Explore Blue Nile Side
Details of W N Anne Millan's expedition from St. Louis to the Blue Nile show the sloop sinking after a rock strike near a rapid. The party camped ashore, a hurricane swept the Forge, and the expedition, forced to retreat, abandoned its task for a year. MacMillan expects eventual success.
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Criticised Supreme Court Sparks City Court Debate
In Apierson City Missouri on July 22 the Supreme court faced a heated session as Attorney Nowe and Attorney Bradley filed a motion challenging a prior order. The argument questioned constitutionality andpunishment for alleged contempt tied to criticism of the court.
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Millionaire Bookkeeper’s Wife Reveals Firm’s Losses
New York June 22 Mrs Frank La Bountig wife of a confidential bookkeeper for Wilson and Smith alleges the firm owes hundreds of thousands of dollars after a real estate venture this year. She says her husband’s salary was 250 a month and claims extensive losses from operations and overwork.
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Sailors Delirious From Fusel Oil Spill On Ship Toronto
Six crew members of the steamship Toronto were hospitalized after two casks of fusel oil burst while unloading. Volunteers went into the oil flooded hold to recover it, but exposure caused several men to become delirious within minutes.
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Roosevelt Plays Host to Distinguish Kentuckians in Oyster Bay
July visitors include Morris B. Belknap of Kentucky who announced GOP support for Roosevelt at the national convention and predicted a Roosevelt victory in Kentucky. Others present were Senator Platt, ex-Senator Warner, Mrs. Roosevelt, and guests discussing boundary, finance, and currency reforms.
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Germany
Joseph St. Cannon
General Cassius M. Clay Dies at White Hall
Richmond, Ky July reports say General Cassius M. Clay, ambassador to Russia and writer, is gravely ill at White Hall in Lexington. He is 99 years old and near death. all four of his children remain at his bedside.
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Bas in Basin Jail Holds Wyoming Prisoner Transfer
A Wyoming prisoner named Mee Clowd was placed in Basin jail last night. Sheriff Fenton supervised the transfer from Meuleotse to Basin, where the prisoner arrived without violent incident. Authorities claim McClomb was sought for Buffalo County robbery but may face charges related to the Shoepman Be a Minnie incident. details kept unclear.
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James Mee
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Hah McClomb
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Shoepman Bea Minniek
Woman killed in car accident in New Milford area
Mrs Adelaide Shawles of New Alilford Pa died instantly when a car struck a party traveling near Brooklyn. The crash injured several others including Mr Edward Minty and Mrs Maecheys con. Emergency responders found the vehicles damaged and the scene chaotic as witnesses described the impact and aftermath.
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Adelaide Shawles
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New Milford
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Edward the Minty
Labor union extorted money from employers in New York
A garbled OCR text suggests a labor union case in New York involving extortion from employers. Names like Murphy and Melntyre appear, with references to craftsmen and builders and alleged schemes to pressure owners. The fragment mentions sums around 840,000 and 12,000 in a contentious dispute, plus hints of legal or investigative action.
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Gener Rious
Laavrenre Murphy
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John Melntyre
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Aea
Tony Hear
Wilders
Gnofsons
Paper Mill Fire Damages Hanford Plant Estimated at 200000
A fire at the Woodlands paper mill near Hanford caused damage estimated around 200000. Authorities report the blaze damaged machinery and stock, with investigations ongoing into the cause and extent of the loss. Local officials coordinated efforts with fire crews to secure the scene.
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