Storm Toll Grows After Texas Coast Disaster
Houston reports twenty three dead as a major Texas storm devastates the northern coast. Rescue efforts continue with multiple boats searched, and missing residents feared among the wreckage. Galveston and Morgan's Point observers describe roofs torn off and ships wrecked, with crews and civilians swept into the water. Authorities note uncertain casualty numbers while continuing to recover bodies and assess damage along the coast.
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World Markets Close With Mixed Advances and Feeble Plunge
New York reports a mixed close as minor gains in Amalgamated Copper and Anaconda contrast with weak price levels across several industrials. Trading was unsettled amid fluctuations, with Republic Steel and several rail and mining shares showing modest gains while lead measures slipped.
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Son of Millionaire Becomes Gas Plant Laborer
Harvard senior John Kean, heir to a New Jersey political family, works as a laborer in his uncle’s Elizabeth gas plant. The piece notes the contrast between his wealthy lineage and current manual labor role as he seeks a canal-rail business future.
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Vault Sold at Auction in Greensburg Cemetery Sale
The sales action led by James Keenan, Greensburg, as referee in bankruptcy, authorized the sale of Unity cemetery property tied to a wealthy Latrobe landowner. Creditors pressed for the sale to satisfy debts, prompting an auction that proceeded despite objections to location.
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Agnes Mayfield Denies Guilt in Mexican Suspect Case
Agnes Mayfield wife of a mining prospector in Maplins Durango Mexico denies involvement in a poisoning and shooting tied to a family dispute. She claims her mother Gertrude Winkling incited the crime and that the accusations against her are false.
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Auctioneer opens at vault sale in Pioneer cemetery tragedy
Bidding began at 250 203 rate to 9600 as a distressed survivor, an old woman with a deceased daughter and grandson in the vault persisted in bidding. She finally withdrew in heartbreak after 25 agonized bids, and the vault sold to J J Weppert for 3745 amid owner assurances the sale would be honored.
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Indian student convicted for Imperial Institute killings
London reports the July 1 assassination during a public gathering at the Imperial Institute. Dhinagri must die was condemned after a trial that exposed nationalist motive. Sir William Hatt Curzon Wyllie and Dr. Casas’ Labeaca were fatally shot. The scene featured a military salute as the verdict was delivered. A related case saw A. Otte jailed four months for publishing a push in support of Indian nationalist actions. The debate centers on The Indian Sociologist, Krishnavarma’s publication, and its alleged ties to the murders.
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Necklace pawnshop mystery linked to Mrs Van Buren
A New York pawnshop recovered a diamond necklace described as 72 A grade stones set in a 0.72 carat total. Police identify the owner as Mrs. Stary L. Van Buren of Sound Beach Connecticut but have not named the pawned culprit. Her ex-husband A Van Buren cites a hotel theft claim with no proof of involvement.
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Decisive tariff action promised this afternoon.
A garbled dispatch reports promised decisive tariff action this afternoon though the text is largely unreadable, with unclear references to policy grounds and individuals.
Ambassador Straus Delayed Travel To Constantinople
New York dispatch reports Ambassador Straus recovering from appendicitis slower than hoped. He informed the State Department he aims to stay in Ankara during the first week of September and plans to call on July 23 extendable to July 23. This would mark a second Turkish posting after Cleveland era service.
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Crime of a Utah Man Ends in Fatal Shooting
Daranga Utah July 23 report from Mancos Montezuma county states trader Ed F. Nol es was shot fatally by Marion Taker of Salt Lake City after a dispute over illegal liquor sales. Taker allegedly warned Nol es to stop, drew a revolver and fired, leaving Nol es dead.
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Mysterious Baltimore deaths prompt health investigations
Formal state inquiries probe the mysterious deaths of two girls employed in the sealing department of the Baltimore Canning Company's plant. Both died after inhaling fumes from a preparation used in sealing cans. Doctors report reduced coloring matter in their blood, with details unclear as the case unfolds.
Conference committee report on down tariff struggle
Warblegion July 22 The conference committee will report in favor of a bill attaching duties on big commodities including hides lumber pulp and wool while on other materials reductions are debated. Senator Elkins and representatives press for a broader tariff reduction with plans to finalize a bill tonight or by Monday with the President’s position shaping the pact.
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Wright brothers warned against risky flight secrecy
The article discusses the Wright brothers avoiding joint flights and keeping their aviation research private after a deadly accident. It portrays them as cautious, emotionally restrained men who fear that combined disasters could end their work and jeopardize their progress in aircraft development.
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Adam Om Sentenced Murderer Arrives at Jefferson City Penitentiary
Kansas City reports that Adam Om, recently sentenced to twenty five years for the December murder of Patcolman Michael Mullane, has been transported to the penitentiary in Jefferson City today.
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