Desperate Fighting As Spaniards Lose 3000 Men
Desperate fighting rages as Spanish forces suffer about 3000 casualties in a major battle near Barcelona. Reports indicate Moors triumph, Barcelona seized by revolutionaries, and Madrid threatening martial law to quell unrest. Frontline communications collapse, with heavy losses and ongoing street fighting in Melilla and Madrid.
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Dead widow found in trunk near Pittsburgh
July 29 report from Pittsburgh describes Annie Graham found dead in a trunk inside her home. Coroner's deputies ruled death accidental due to neck fracture after falling into a rainy area. neighbors awoke Saturday to a whine and a closed door. A yellow car belonging to her companion, Joe, was seen. an insurance agent examined the case yesterday amid five days of suspicious behavior.
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Pereisteady Ponianenis Tactica
Great Rush for Homesteads on Indian Reservations
A flood of applications for homesteads on Indian reservations is reported by Frokane on July 22. Officials announce a formal drawing to select winners from about 1,900 total applicants, with letters of entry and perimeters set for qualification. The process includes a public opening, platform proceedings, and an eventual win announcement by Superintendent Witten and others.
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Raat Fee Onde Fupermientent
Dames Willen
Lillian Nordica Married in Quiet London Ceremony
Lauren Norda, American opera singer, wed Georgy Young a New York tanker today at Thess weigh House church Grosvenor Square in a small intimate ceremony. The event was attended by a circle of friends from American and English society. A police investigation followed a reported disturbance at the venue.
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Denver man ends life by poison in hotel room
Ned Copeland, 40, a wealthy Colorado man with ties to Santa Ana and Keperaita, killed himself in a Denver hotel by taking potassium cyanide. He left a note to his wife asking forgiveness. His past included a Mexican hotel venture and a second marriage to Omaha resident Grace Schickelaz. Local authorities linked the act to nervous trouble and threats of self harm.
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Keperaita
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Grare Sehickelaz
Omaha
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Mar Neexe
Unclear OCR data with scattered figures and terms
Fragmented text from an OCR source shows inconsistent numbers and place names. The readable items include mentions of markets and sales figures, but no coherent event, person, or organization to anchor a clear summary. The overall piece is too garbled to extract a definite news item.
World Markets Close Amid Mixed Cloations and Small Shifts
Opening trading in futures and staples showed small price moves with uneven participation. Gains for Western markets contrasted by declines in others as traders managed profits and prepared for broader cues amid a steady overall tone.
Prosperity in the West Says Scott
New York reports Walter Grote Mee president of a major merchandiser tours the West and returns with glowing prosperity notes. Farmers bankers and rail drivers are cited as thriving as crops, notably corn and wheat, drive demand for workers and indicate broad regional growth across the West North and Midwest.
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Walter Grote
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Rome
Hudson Fulton Celebration Falls Rally Pace and Plans
The article details a large upcoming Hudson Fulton celebration with many participants and officials. General Blewar Le Werlerd informs the camp leader that a significant parade will be held, featuring warships, steam navigation anniversary honorees, and naval contingents from the United States Navy.
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Henery Mahon
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Itesel
President of National League suicide shocks New York crowd
In New York City the president of the National League died by suicide. The city faced a hot day with a 91 degree peak as Chicago residents endured the oppressive heat. Desperate scenes in crowded tenements reflected the era’s unrest during a period of warship celebrations.
Thaw's Court Appearance Delayed Amid Testimony Turmoil
The Thaw case saw a delayed appearance before the supreme court as District Attorney Jerni examined Thaw’s ex-counsel Clifford Hartridge. Hartridge testified Merrill paid $425,000 to women alleged abused by Thaw, with funds reportedly routed and records destroyed. He noted Thaw’s family influence and efforts to quiet key parties, including a telegram directing hush payments and secrecy.
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Fragmented OCR hinted war era tragedy and identity clues
An OCR laden report hints at a wartime incident involving a missing speaker, disputed provenance, and a Chinese couple connection. It mentions a child, a half starved papery figure, and a New York woman tied to a broader upheaval, with damaged names and places obscuring clear details.
Pulliam of Baseball Fame Shoots Self at New York Athletic Club
New York, July 29. Harry C. Pulliam, famed in baseball circles and executive of the National League, shot himself in the head at the New York Athletic Club last night and died early this morning. He was found on the club floor in his underclothes with a revolver nearby, after a signal triggered by a tele phone message. Physicians declared death imminent. Pulliam, long troubled by nervous strain and league conflicts, had recently returned to duty before a recent illness and reportedly left a note before firing. He was a prominent figure in Louisville journalism and baseball administration, and his death ends a controversial career marked by disputes with club owners and umpires.
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Sweetheart's deportation sparks marriage plan across oceans
In July New York the board of immigration refused to permit Henry Thonk to marry his sweetheart Smetida Rubleasa in the United States. Thonk, a Texas farmer, aided by a voyage aboard a deportation vessel, planned a marriage in Germany to enable her entry, then return to Texas, as authorities balked at allowing the couple to wed here before she could be admitted.
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Board of Immisration
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Molden Bledsoe Pioneer Found Bead in Canal
Bead found in the Archer Lake canal near Thaberry of Molden Mledene linked to Molden Bledsoe pioneer. Report says last survivor of General Premont's fret ¢x petition to California, long hermit life. Believed to be aged about 1 years and wealthy, he drove Dunk Wage.
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Ted Aoe
Taft Presses for Changes in Tariff Measure
In Washington on a tense conference day President Taft demanded changes to the tariff measure in a written note to the conference committee. He objected to certain provisions and urged revisions as lawmakers debated the bill's allowances for vendors and specific duties amid partisan strains. The meeting drew sharp remarks from Republicans uneasy about concessions while Democrats pressed for broader reform.
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