Uprising Tarcuses Odessa Toll and Czar Threats Reported
London dispatch relays chaotic scenes in Odessa with Jewish residents attacked while police guard property. Proclamations claim death sentences for leaders and rulers declare a state of panic. Reports describe riots in St Petersburg and political maneuvers toward a possible advisory council to govern, amid fears of a dictatorship and widespread violence.
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Etreely
Odeste
Pated Zu Oe
Fall of Censorship Amid Unrest in Petrograd Turmoil
Reports from Petrograd claim a harsh crackdown on press and public gatherings as protests spread across the capital. Arrests mount among opposition members while government apparat increases suppression and strict control of communications amid ongoing strikes and unrest.
Finland Parliament Report On Arrests And Revolt
Members of parliament in Finland were informed that two members have been arrested, Father Koyatk off at Vornacad and Cesar Cope nty at Roglar-On. Authorities planned further arrests targeting Democratic priests including Asarict and Father Koyarkod. Some revolts and protests were noted as officials condemn violence against Russian brethren.
Turbulent Debates Hit Parliament Over Terrorist Attacks
Fragmented OCR notes describe a chaotic session as parliament discusses terrorist incidents. Mentions of party members, leaders, and protests surface amid unclear phrasing and damaged text.
Sage estate contest looms over New York will
New York Herald reports preparations for contesting the Hassell Sage will after his death. Relatives in Troy and New York seek shares, while executors and counsel weigh settlements. A special funeral train and services are arranged, with possible delays from competing claims and inquiries by Beachett and others.
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Basavier
Moss
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Fortente
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Eliher
Sage
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Gardiner
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Tanyera
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Parpssea
Herida
Sume Philanleeric Enterprises
Newing Tna
Mar Rock
Paw Mornigg
Andrew Hepgeman
Open Door in Manchuria and Foreign Trade Talks
Foreign observers report on Manchuria as nations press for open administration and equal trade terms. The US urged Pekin to accelerate Chinese governance, while Britain and Japan push for port openings and new customs posts to regulate toil labor and commerce.
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Tala
China
Manchuria
Mukdea
Auirig
Chilaa S
New York Man Sentenced After Gruesome Crime
A New York court heard details of a shocking case in which Charles Anderson is accused of throwing his wife’s child from a window amid a brutal murder scheme. Prosecutors described the act as monstrous and called for severe punishment, while the defense argued for leniency. The trial highlighted the community’s horror and the legal system’s response to such violence.
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New York
Joly H
Charles Anderson
Polics Court
Exhuming Bodies From Amnica Building Collapse
An under tent operation continued overnight to recover victims of the Amnica building collapse. The tally rose to twenty four known dead and many injured as rescuers pulled bodies from the wreckage while the cause remained under investigation. several named workers and residents were identified among the dead and injured.
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James Wy Welch
Weathorp
Plas
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Fare Maretti
Joseph Trrour
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Willam Conlon
Holton
Hutchison
Holliston
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Chester Nicholas
Beck
Fred Howe
John Hacktert
James Mulcahy
Louis Melcrint
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G. M
South Farmiga
Heory
Sawyer
T. Sar
Ted Plederg
Jawa
Three Sons Drowned at Local Water Heard in Fog
A fragmented report describes a tragedy where three sons drowned near a valley site. The garbled OCR text mentions a 2 o'clock event and refers vaguely to beads, a wake, and a possible battalion or group, with uncertain names and places.
Red Flags at St Petersburg Train Station Spook Civic Scene
Thousands gathered to witness the return of parliament members from Finland and faced a heavy police-backed crowd control. Troops dispersed demonstrators as parlor groups, led by Dolgerechom and Na boukoff, marched from the station. A planned protest was set for the evening, with revolutionary channels distributing leaflets ahead of a potential general strike.
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Adelephnac
Moscow
Tricky Charges Amid Mutual Accusations Divide Court
A political clash unfolds as charges allege misuse of power by a major life insurance company. The Toree nadoral Pulityboliegs committee accuses Mutual Life Samuxance of distributing inaccurate lists and manipulating records to defeat the committee’s plans. Officials cite alleged deception and misrepresentation with residents named in the effort, amid mounting tensions and anticipated public actions.
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Mutual Life Samuxance Company
Alvany
Polleybulters
Charles A. Pesladty
Alan Wala
Trier
Pantin
Pacification Efforts Reported Across Philippine Provinces
Manila reports military aid deployed to subdue outlaw bands in Cebu and nearby provinces. A battalion from the Eighth Infantry and a battalion from the Fourth Infantry, aided by local forces, conducted operations. Governor De Teena notes the Latrose faction surrendered and Cebu fully pacified. Leaders Montales and others face bandolier charges.
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Bryan Gathers London Social Evening Amid Talks
William J Bryan is slated for dinners with Lord and Lady Weartsle and James Arpee in London. A reception by Irish residents and a meeting with Thomas P. O Connor are planned. Bryan likely awards for the contentment, with events noted for July 23.
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William J. Bryan
Ard
Bryan
Lord
Weartsle
James Arpee
Ireland
Temorres
Walitune Tha
Mra
Stra
Taly
Thomas P. O'Connor
United [Rich League of Great Britain
Letters shown in Thaw case reveal pleas to keep Therese away
The defense argues Mrs Holman and Mrs Stover urged to separate Ferriya Thaw from Harry Thaw. They claim the letters show attempts to influence the girl’s suitor and cast doubt on the mother’s behavior. Prosecutors say the letters were used to explain the Thaw family dynamics and the pressure felt by Ferriya.
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Terry Reddall
Mra. Ffolman
Ereiyo
Ciidord
Pat Thaw Wat
Mra
Holman
Rive
Fereiya
Thaw
Tellowes
Harry Thaw
Roosevelt era meeting discusses postwar policy shifts
A Chicago gathering yesterday explored executive reforms and taxation changes linked to wartime measures. Participants, including John A. Green, examined legislative directions and the need for coordinated trade and price controls to align with national goals, while hints of future campaigns and regional plans emerged.
Unclear OCR Text From Historical Page
Fragmented lines describe a disjointed scene with names and places tangled in garbled OCR. Key entities and events are unreadable, preventing a coherent summary of a single item or incident.
Train Wreck Near Camden Waab Deep Lake
Northern Railway officials report a wreck on Train No 3 near Camden Waab as the engine and mail car plunged into a lake. Several aboard died or were injured, including Engineer Munson and Fireman Bell. a relief train and medical staff aided survivors in Spokane.
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Munson
Bell
Hisheand
Charles Incners
George F. Curtis
Brokane
T. J. Elbow
Edward Newcomb
Merlils
James Ourbin
Luke Minodeconbte
Bookase
John Lord
Elmer EL Md
Colfax
Trate
Keene
Wreck Rescue Details From a Flooded Tunnel Incident
Eyewitness accounts describe a disaster in a flooded tunnel where two cars derailed and the locomotive submerged. Survivors recount efforts to locate the engine and rescue passengers, including improvised rowboat maneuvers and searches for lifelines as water flooded the wreck.
Standard Oil troubles in Cleveland grand jury probe
Federal grand jury in Cleveland hears transcript of testimony on Standard Oil pricing practices. Chicago lawyer Nanney Freeland and others questioned over alleged preferential rates for transporting oil from Whiting Indiana to East St. Louis while Standard Oil conflicts with rivals. Attorney Marchant and the Interstate Commerce Commission discussed the case as hearings proceed.
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Awe
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Court Clerk Orders Notice of Dignified Publications
A Superior Court clerk order bans indiscriminate publication excuses for delays. Lawyers faced penalties as deputies were pressed to push service. The judge’s directive targets abuse in divorce proceedings and ensures timely notices to defendants.
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James J
Ray
Charles Vail
Auperior Court
Enor
Berkeley Police Demand Higher Pay Threatens Service
Berkeley police demand immediate pay raises, warning gains would cripple protection. Chief August Vollmer and veteran officers presented the ultimatum to town trustees, noting officers earn 70 dollars a month for twelve hour shifts, and the board delayed action.
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Bryan Expresses Regret Over the Douma
New York July 24 A cable despatch from London Morning Post notes that Bryan expressed regret over the Douma and warned reform efforts may be hampered. He argued the Douma is dead yet said attempts to reverse the disintegration of public will are difficult. He urged that the Czar should have freed the Douma and that the Douma's reform plan requires capable members to address national needs. Teranslate referenced supports for halting reforms aimed at the United States, with plans to travel back with Diaz.
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Teranslate
Gane Holly Fight Ends in Narrow Victory
Spectators jeered as Gane pressed the attack against Holly through most of the bout. Gane bloodied Holly with cuts near the eye, fought with one eye closed late, and edged ahead in the final rounds. Referee Morison awarded the decision to Gane amid mixed approval. Gane controlled the offensive and defense while Holly relied on defense. The bout, Beattle’s first major fight as a principal, drew wide attention for its uneven action and tense finish.
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KILLED BY THRASHING ENGINE NEAR BANTA MARTA
A threshing machine operator Calbo Townes died near Banta Marta after a belt snagged trapping him between moving parts. He attempted to free the hook and fell, sustaining fatal injuries in the accident.
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Los Angeles
Hasta Marta
Gaya
Calbo Townes
Banta Marta
Townes
Seattle street railways franchise items approved
In Seattle on July 34 the city council granted eight franchise rights to the Seattle Bloc tle company for rail lines along California and Rainier avenues. The move aims to further street car development while seeking a municipal authority review and potential future alignment with the electric company.
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Tle
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Electric Company
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