Loss in the Battle of Ciudad Bolivar
Telegrams from General Gomez announced Venezuelan forces captured Bindad Bolivar after heavy fighting on July 10. The report lists 1400 killed or wounded, the death of General Henrique Urdanetta, the enemy loss including General Aurelio Valbuena, 28 generals, 60 colonels, and many officers. 3000 Mansera, six field guns and 200000 cartridges were seized. Traitor Verreras and others reportedly fled into the city.
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Onder
Ciudad
Bolivar
Gomez
Venezuehan
Bindad Bolivar
Castro
Oneral
Henrique Urdanetta
Aurelio Valbuena
Rolando Gnaman
Vasquez Barverar
MacDonaldo
Luigo Balaciza
Verreras
Fever Wrecks Brazilian Army In Brazil Report
New York July 24 A letter from our correspondent says fever is devastating Brazilian forces. Six hundred officers and men are dead or ill in the region, with detachments suffering heavy losses and many troops without adequate medical care.
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New York
Cardinals Divided In Choice For Pope
Rome July 04 The sacred college debates papal succession as Rampolla leads on first ballots while rivals Gotti Capectlatra and Agliardi vie for support. Spanish cardinals back Rampolla. factional splits threaten a single candidate with 40 votes needed amid Italian, French, and Prussian interests shaping the conclave.
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Curia
Rampolla
Dirst
Urdins
Leo
Koll
France
Spain
Philippines
Gotti
Rampolle
Herldns
Thaliana
Solemn Funeral Masses Held in Rome Cope with Papal Death
A series of solemn funeral rites were held in Rome for the pope and other notable figures. The mass in St Peter’s and the Royal chapel drew upper-class Romans, with choral music, incense, and ceremonial pomp. Readings highlighted the papal loss and the solemnity of the occasion as church bells tolled.
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Catafalque
Les
Bulgarian Revolution Rumor Denied by Officials
Dispatches from Vienna and Belgrade reject rumors of a Bulgarian uprising. Prince Ferdinand, his son, and other Germanic allies are said to have quashed claims of a revolution as unfounded and a cover to distract from current regional conditions in Sofia and nearby capitals.
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Vienna
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Wien
Bulgari
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Drowning Tragedy At Great Salt Lake Claims Larkin Brother
Salt Lake City reports two youths, Roslyn Wells and Roy Larkin, drowned while boating near Antelope Island. Wells was found Tuesday morning about a hundred feet from shore. Roy Larkin, 15, remains missing as rescuers continue searching. Miss Pomeroy, Wells sister in law, was with them. none of the others survived.
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Salt Lake City
Great Salt Lake
Roslyn Wells
Miss Pomeroy
Murderer Found A Lonely World
Detectives sought Charles J. Jones who confessed to aiding the death of Texas millionaire William Marsh Ries. Jones, once Riz's valet, fled across the South seeking immunity as a state witness against Albert T. Vatyick, who faced murder charges. Jones, released on bond, drifted from Texas to Houston and New Orleans, writing letters that drew scorn. He died with a hand forced to sign, while other story parts discuss papal wills and church foundations of Pius IX’s era.
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Darly
Charles
Jones
Marsh Ries
South
Joes
Albert Tvatyick
Rlerigh
Innes
Texas
Fram Childhod
Houston
Divbriul
Lor
Raphello
San Tacinta
Knavent
New Orleans
Crowds flock to see Pope Leo's body in Rome
Rome reports crowds gathering at St Peter's and the chapel of the sacrament as Pope Leo’s body remains in state. Doctors dispute early signs of decomposition while embalmers and mourners fill the basilica, with burial planned for Saturday evening barring any new development.
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Rome
Leo
Peice
Russians Enter Salmon Canning Venture on Siberian Coast
Tacoma readers report Russians plan salmon canning on the Siberian coast at Danka and Barankroff, aiming to employ cheap labor and challenge Alaskan canneries. Prices and labor costs are cited as decisive factors in the anticipated competition.
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Tacoma
Wash
Siberian
Danka
Barankroff Haya
Alasian Company
Organ Grinders Legitimacy Case Reaches Lords
The House of Lords today ruled on the legitimacy of William Ternony Thomas Poullid Viscount Hin ton, the former organ grinder in five streets of London, in a dispute over a title and carlone HouseLig. The court favored the late Margar-on Wiley marriage claims, with medical evidence supporting a primitive birth.
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Tandow
Taly
House of Lords
William Ternony
Thomas Poullid
Hinton
London
Carlone
Mar'agon
Wiley
Pope's Will Sets Aside $20,000 for the Poor
The will of the pope, amid a cardinal congregation, sets aside twenty thousand dollars for the poor. It references a lineage of thirty-one popes in the XVII century and notes property bequeathed to heirs and physicians. The document, handwritten in the pope’s later years, reflects difficulties in his writing and the trembling of his hand during drafting.
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Cardinala Rampalin
Mocenai
Cretoni
Holy See
Lea
Cheehurch
Brej
AL the Jant
Len Fare
Mama of the Holy Son
Pius IX
Liv
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Roma
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Congregation of Cardinals
Wow XVII
Binion
Malone
Tate
Roosevelt on horseback to Sagamore Hill trip noted
Roosevelt departed Sagamore Hill at 4 am on horseback with his son and nephews, heading to Sagamore for the day. Augusta, Maine, reports July weather and travel details. The same issue notes Mrs. James J. Blaine's will filed for probate in July, dated April 6, 1901, with no public bequests and an estate valued over half a million, divided among children and grandchildren.
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Augusta
Maine
James J. Blaine
Washington
McChesney Shipped Back After Brighton Beach Standstill
McChesney, the western race horse, was sent back to Chicago after a lame spell at Brighton Beach canceled his match with Waterboy. The horse is believed to be nearly recovered, though a Baratoga race is not assured.
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New York
McChesney
Waterboy
Brighton Beach
Chicago
Wienyatchavill
Baratoga
Old Curiosity Shop to be Saved for America
A New York dispatch reports an English building said to be the original Old Curiosity Shop is to be moved to the United States. Thousands have paid to save Dickens relics and test if the famed shop existed in the master novelist's handwriting, or if it really resides in Potter’s realm.
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New York
New York Herald
Lo Yon
Portugal
Lincoln’s Inn Fields
Sidifies
Potter Jann
Seven Neaths and Losses Reported Near Cape Tong
Seven fpethe are reported on Balning away north of Nout by fone arrivals from that quarter. The hot morning star elt die Lbrunt wed bled te death. Natives at Meteloriiks eighteen miles north of Cape Tings of Wale perished when a boat vented tang yehite Wen was crushed. Three at the mow were dhowned with the font biving venoris ed shape. Names of the men are nod, knewene. Cape Prine of Watea camine wlunles hin sanson.
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Wash
Nout
Yin
York
Timpros
Diamedes
Laland
Kimiker Loder
Meteloriiks
Cape Tings
Wale
Cape Prine
Watea
Two Boys Hanged In Lexington KY Chronicle
Lexington Ky July 24 Claude O Brien and Earle Whitney were hanged at dawn for murder in a case where treachery and motive appeared unclear. Whitney smiled at the crowd. O Brien prayed as a priest administered the last rites. The youths, aged about 17 and 18, were born of Memphis and Nashville roots and had been captured after a home invasion that left Asa Chinn dead and Chinn family members wounded.
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Lexington
Claude “Brien
Earle Whitney
Haya Inyerts
China
Tao Ware
Torhoseniold
Whitney
O'Brien
B. Ghinn
Mra
Chidun
Aga Chinn
Aston
Asa Chinn
Eller Chinn
Chinn
Tannaylle
Ante Koaplig
Memphis
Harts Whittey
Nashville
Tenn
Russia Must Get Out of China in October
London dispatch reports Japan will adopt a policy of watching Russia and urging China to honor assurances given to the United States regarding Manchuria. Japan plans to pressure for the opening of additional ports while awaiting the final evacuation of Manchuria, warning that failure to withdraw could trigger a serious Japanese move. Relations are tense as Russia resists withdrawal and Britain seeks a cautious approach.
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Russia
China
London
Britain
Ching
Japa
Japan
America
Ruri
Mentelusta
Hag Ariven
Hrines Chang
Manelria
Body Found With Stone Tied About Neck
A deceased man identified only as Crismond, a prominent Virginia citizen from Tredvent, was found in New York with a heavy stone secured around the neck. The body was not identified, and family members could not confirm the identity.
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New York
Crismond
Tredvann Font
Feveralericksburg
Large Salmon Cannery Destroyed in Alaska Fire
Seattle July 24 A Renassurance to cover states a large Alaska cannery owned by Paeble of the Packing & igatian company was destroyed by fire. The plant, one of the largest in Alaska, had capacity for a vast salmon catch and packing. Total loss reported, but ice supplies remain available for preservation.
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Seattle
Wash
Paeble
Alaska
Capac- Packing & Igatian Company
Paciée Steam
Onough Ice Whaling Company
Rag Pickers in New York Organize a Union
New York July 3 union has been organized in this city. There were about 200 persons present at the final meeting, one third of whom were women. The union will be a branch of the United Hebrew Trade. Lower East Side, with Lin as chairman. Work not very regular as most are partly paid. We are employed by contractors who pay only 7 and 8 a week. We intend to demand 12 and 15 dollars weekly.
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Gabe
Bo Benak
Wie -Rampolla Tenlenny
Reglin
van Nuttelli
Batelli
Agliardi
Capectlatra
Capuli
Surio
Venice
Serafino van Nuttelli
Agilardi
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Breslau
Celesta
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Leo
Bonib
New York
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Union Pacific orders 31 locomotives in Cheyenne
In Cheyenne on July 24 Supl WN McKean Sr of Union Pacific motive power announces that 31 new passenger engines have been placed with Tablwin locomotive works. The order covers EPacite and Atlantic types signaling a surge in traffic and a major expansion of motive power.
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Supl
WN McKean
Tuion Paci
Tablwin Locomotive Works
Death by Poison in Hoboken Saloon Case
Hoboken police investigate several suddani cases suggesting a serial poison plot linked to a saloon attack. In the latest incident a bartender reportedly mixed poison and water then served it to patrons who drank it together. one man died and another was hospitalized in critical condition.
Exposition Showing the Child's World Exhibition
Fragmented notice outlines a New York event titled the Child's World Exposition. It mentions patronage, a Canal General, and an institute, hinting at a display of education and child welfare with themes on physical and intellectual development for youth. Fractured lines obscure full details.
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