Ciudad Bolivar Captured At Night In Violent Battle
Solofind Venezuela July 23 Ciudad Bolivar fell after hours of heavy fighting with the jail capitol and surrounding blocks in government control. General Gomez reported capitol resistance brutal. top rebel officers were captured. city wrecked by ferocious combat and casualties.
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Venezuela
Ciudad Bolivar
Reala
Genel Gomes
Venentelan
Gomez
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Nicolaus Hondo
Pablo
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Drowned Women and Children in Hood Canal Incident
Seattle July 28. Mrs Wile Smith of Homa Homma and Mrs Rena Bradford of Seattle were drowned in Hood Canal at the foot of the Olympic mountains. The two little daughters escaped first and Mrs Bradford, who tried to save them, also perished with Mrs Smith and the children.
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Seattle
Wash
Wile Smith
Homa Homma
Rena Bradford
Olympic Mountains
President Roosevelt rides to Sayville with son amid storm
President Roosevelt and Theodore rode from Sagamore Hill to Sayville during a night of heavy rain and a thunderstorm. Two Secret Service officers traveled by train. the duo, accompanied by two Roosevelt nephews, stayed with the uncle’s family for the day and planned to return to Sagamore Hill early tomorrow morning. The social visit proceeded without any public demonstrations.
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Sayville
Robert Roosevelt
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Secret Service
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Sayville Py
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Theodore Junior
Wyoming
Receiver Surprised Court By Making 500000 for Estate
New York court records reveal receiver John M. Bowers earned about 500000 in an estate by managing a brewery. He seeks permission to resign and transfer the property to the widow of a former proprietor amid prior family disputes. The court praised his tenure, and the petition details his fee.
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New York
John M. Bowers
Supreme Cart of
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Ias
Halo Cremot
Boweets
Toye
Powers
Pope Death Cabled From New York to London
A fragmented, early 20th century news brief reports the Pope's death being cabled from New York to London via press wires. It notes the New York Associated Press office sending the news to London's Reuters bureau, which had not yet heard, and mentions officials in France coordinating telegraphic services.
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New York
London
Rome
Ni York
Associated Press
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Cardinal Oreglia's Burdens Ease With Quiet Leadership
The cardinal's austerity softens as he guides the congregation with calm, firm resolve. Amidst rivals and formal appointments, he directs affairs with equanimity, appointing subordinates to oversee preparations and presses for renewed papal communications.
Italian Troops March in to the Vatican
Rome reports a solemn Vatican ceremony where Italian troops escorted by crowds entered St Peter's Basilica after mass public displays. Thousands gathered as bells tolled and a mournful mood settled, with soldiers in double file surrounding the bier and a guarded, solemn procession entering the church.
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Vatican
Gang of Twenty Men Buried in Anaconda
Anaconda, Monthay 23. While twenty men under Foreman Thomas Johnson were hoisting a heavy sheet iron at the smelting works, a section of wall collapsed and buried the crew beneath debris. Immediate rescue efforts were launched, with all hands working to locate and recover the trapped workers.
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Anaconda
Monthay
Thomas Johnson
King Edward VI Launched As World’s Largest Battleship
London reports the launch of the King Edward VI by the Princess of Wales at Davenport. The ship, cost 7,500,000 dollars, displaces 16,350 tons with 425 feet length and 78 feet beam. Armament includes four 12 inch guns and four 6 inch guns among others. crew about 800. coal capacity 150 tons. speed 18,000 indicated horsepower.
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London
Edward VI
Princess of Wales
Davenport
Princess Henry of
Rattenburg
Admiralty
Edward
Troops Guard Witnesses in Kentucky Feud Region
Jackson Ky July 28 Captain E ven departed for Lesinglin then to Cynthiana to escort witnesses in the feud case. Soldiers accompanied Charles Great back to Jackson as Grand Jury testimony centers on Cockrill’s murder. Green’s statements may implicate county officials in bribery and murder charges. Meanwhile Curtis Steth and Thomas White, jailed for saleskeeping, were moved quietly by train to Cynthiana for trial before Judge Osborne.
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Lruia
Charles Great
Green
Cockrill
Grand Jury
Ys Staly
Curlis Steth
Thomas White
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Pal
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Osborne
Redmond Calls for Lowering British Flag for Pope Death
Taunton 8 The first mention of the Pope’s death occurred this afternoon when Willum Redmond urged lowering the flag at public buildings in respect. Victor Coventish replied no precedent and no order yet. Redmond pressed the government to mirror U S practice and lower flags during the Pope’s funeral.
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Ily
Willum Redmond
Mr. Redmond
Pramier
Voles
United Stata
Presidon
Bribery Scandal Ties St Louis Officials to Payoffs
A convoluted bribery case ties St Louis figures to improper payments. Testimony alleges bribe money and favors exchanged with political figures, including mentions of state legislative sessions and inquiries led by the Attorney General. The narrative outlines alleged promises and exchanges connected to a broader graft inquiry.
Unclear excerpt details alleged bribe involving Kelly and Lee
Fragmentary OCR text references Lewin Tel, Wika Kelly, and a $1,090 check to Robert K. Lee at the anteva hotel. A note from John A. Lee mentions New York exchange to Mrs. Lee if a paper returns. Kelly questions why a bribe would omit other checks totaling $2,250 to be sent to Lee on dates in 1901 and 1902.
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Ir. Kelly
Lee Tetave
Taylor wins heat at Merchants and Manufacturers stake
Joan Taylor wins the Arth and deciding heat for the 410,000 trotters stake at Grosse Point this afternoon. Time 2:10 1-2.
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Peivoil
Tohn Taylor
Forse Trotters
Ab Grosse Point
Thie Afernoon
Work of Recovering Bodies at Mine Advances Near Hanna
Hanna Wyoming July 24 The work of recovering Miendi mine victims is progressing. This morning one body was brought out from the eighteenth entry near the cave edge. The body is that of Id Massara an Indian miners?
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Hanna
Massara
Union dispute ends in shooting at Chicago worksite
Adolph Elomi of Charles Mirman & Amantel wounded a union man during a grant of some permit. Molt Keontor, a laborer, was seriously hurt. Ehoyan, reportedly a bystander, was arrested as police move to quell the unrest at the factory yard in Chicago.
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Chicago
Adolph Elomi
Charles Mirman & “Amantel Wounfaukarers
Wages and union names headline a workers issue
The column reports on wage increases and union activity amid a federation of glass workers and independent groups. It cites the Den ny organization and the Winkleines Workers' market, noting meetings and potential pay adjustments. Officials and shop workers are referenced as part of labor actions.
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Glass Vanipatics
Arnold's bail case widens with seven new charges
New information seeks indictments against Arnold's bail firm head for embezzlement and related offenses. The filing ties seven charges to alleged investment scheme losses, including $400 allegedly placed by Mrs. William Sivers, which never returned. Ryan had been acquitted on prior charges in the matter.
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Rynn Cone
Paterson Tornado Devastation Report From City
Paterson New Jersey reports a tornado strike with extensive damage and displaced residents. Officials describe the impact across districts including destroyed homes, numerous injuries, and estimated losses around $200000 with many awaiting aid and recovery efforts underway.
Fresh demands to be made in behalf of Macedonia
Fragmentary report describes rising revolutionary activity in the region with orders for stronger measures. It mentions the fear of uprisings spreading toward Alterdeniin and reverberations of European control. Observers note the Allies and Russians now acknowledge the plan may be inadequate.
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Macedonia
Russian Royalty Entertains the Vanderbilts at Dinner
In Saint Petersburg on July 34 Mr and Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt attended a reception with Imperial guests. Grand Duke Mickislaviteh hosted a dinner aboard the yacht North Star while Grand Duke Boris and other members of the imperial family were entertained.
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SS. Petersburg
Cornlinn Vanderbilt
Boris
Imperial Pulser
Vladiraor
Amd Bris
Alan
Mickisloviteh
North Stag
Jail Break After Warning Shocks Chicago
Chicago on July 28 reports Dennis and Int fimor linked to bank robberies fled jail at Waukesha Wisconsin during the night. Authorities traced the escape to a prior plan, while Chicago police pursued the suspect mob. Names such as Kackpoa and Jesesbora appear in the garbled report with unclear roles.
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Dennis
Int Fimor
Paafe-Blowoera
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Tsetper
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Wis
Ghiryo
Open Ports Demanded by United States in Manchuria
The State Department reports no recent word from Mr. Conger on Manchurian talks. If China pledged three ports before Secretary Stimson's trip, the United States will not be swayed and will insist those ports be opened as previously pledged.
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Way
Howe Vever
Lheri
Soufriere Volcano Rumbling and Puffing Resumes Activity
Reports from Kingston and St Vincent indicate Soufriere Volcano remains active with renewed rumbling and emissions since July 18. A strong earthquake, magnitude uncertain, struck near the area causing cracks and fear of a potential eruption following a prior event on September 17.
Frederick Holls Dies Suddenly
Frederick W. Holls, a New York figure active in international peace efforts and author of numerous works, died suddenly at age 78. A Columbia College graduate of 1878, he studied at Leipzig and was involved in the New York constitutional convention, the peace conference at The Hague, and later international courts.
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Hagia
Gren
Vio University of Leipsia
Tsh
Theni
Alt Holla
Japan Prepares for War with Russia Amid Global Tensions
Report from Victoria notes Japanese mobilization and naval movements in the Gulf of Worbaml as tensions rise with Russia. Dispatches mention brigades in Harbin and Straits Settlement, with forces slated to reinforce maritime transportation capacity and defenses against potential incursions.
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Newa
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Gulf of Worbaml
Keren Rasalante
Weny
Mowaa
Harbin
Traus
Ain
Manehieia
Straits Settlement
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