Earthquake Death Toll Rises Across French Coast Regions
Reports from Marseilles and other southern departments recount a powerful quake that struck from the Alps to the Atlantic, collapsing buildings and leaving hundreds dead or missing. Troops and relief teams dispatch aid as communication lines fail, while isolated villages face debris and property losses.
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Marzeilles
Heranlard
Iouches du Rhone
Lambeao
Canmat Ana
Nognea
Ate
Fiod Applicanty Beta
Reaeulpche
Hace
Mret
Puy Sterapatye
Denelies
Fortune Found: Long-Locked Bible Reveals Treasure
In New York on June 12 a man named Marsh found five dollars in an old trunk after keeping it closed for 35 years. The trunk contained a Bible with a rare note about a dynal bak and a gold clasp. Marsh, now heading to Denver to live with Prosperous, had planned his trip while the money came to light, and he recalls the long wait as his journey begins.
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New York
Marsh
Denver
Kerr
Automodile Industry Decline Report Across France
A scrambled dispatch notes a downturn in the European auto industry centered on France. It mentions European markets, producers, and varying conditions affecting sales and production with several unclear proper names.
Officer Rescues Man in Piet Pedyteriaa Church Bombing Attempt
Mestonia June 12 A dynamite bomb placed on a church window failed to detonate. Pastor Rev Joseph H M Sirimm actively helps with the investigation as authorities pursue suspects and deploy extra deputies to maintain order in the village.
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Mestonia
E'nkonwa
Rhoothera
Arty Donner
Bheritt Davidson
American horses continue to be awarded honors
In June at Tordon a group of American horses received numerous awards at an international harness show. Entries exceeded 132 hands in some classes and included notable horses such as Hesador, Promerpine, Vandora, Ayms, and My Maryland, with several others earning honors and high placements.
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Tordon
International Hare Chow
Walter Winana Coker
Jude Wea
Hy Moore
Ayms
Watson
Baltimore
Maryland
Fitthy Tuten Moore
Wis
Winang Hoan
Glen
PLAN 10 CONTROL THE SUGAR INDUSTRY PLAN 10 CONTROL THE SUGAR INDUSTRY
A garbled historical text outlines a plan to dominate global sugar by military and naval power, with references to Japan SALT era tensions and island control. It mentions factions, leaders, and actions tied to wartime geopolitics and resource control, but the wording is corrupted and hard to parse.
Death sentence commuted in Havana due to military court ruling
A June report from Havana states President Comex commuted the death sentence of two rural guards linked to a March violent incident. Sergeant Francisco and Vincente Gorter, reported as fathers, were sentenced by a court martial to penal servitude amid clarified participation in the alleged wrongdoing.
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Havana
Comex Fos
Apel
Francisco
Vincente Gorter
Anc Eva
Deaf mute Jesse Bunker killed by lightning in North Carolina
Report from Prosperous, North Carolina dated June 12 details the death of Jesse Bunker, an eight year old deaf mute, struck by lightning during a tumultuous scene. Witnesses describe a chaotic aftermath with torn clothing and a shaken crowd as authorities investigate the fatal incident.
Four Thousand Dollar Stolen in Local Robbery Case
The report details a robbery resulting in a four thousand dollar loss. Suspects and locations are referenced, including names and places such as Hope and FinceThape, with mentions of valuables including a jewel case. The article notes investigations and potential reopening actions by authorities.
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Tom Hillety
Referee Considered for World Championship Bout
Fragmentary report describes a proposed referee for the world light heavy title fight at Colma Val between Jack Johnson and Ketebel. Mentions Willan Huntt and statements about defending the title if Johnson wins, with speculation on appeals and consent.
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Tie Roning Aght
Jack Johneem
Workl
Colma
Val
Philadelphia
Willan Huntt
Jettries
Ketebel
Johnson
Ead
Jem
Ketehel
Jeff Sole
Johan
Jet
Ketehel Johnson
Habits of New York School Children Deplorable
A New York doctor compares schoolchildren’s habits to the depravity of Sodom describing drinking patterns. He cites 58 percent drink some alcoholic beverage, 27 percent consume a glass of beer daily, 21 percent drink wine or distilled liquor, and 78 percent in named groups engage in occasional or regular drinking, with 46 percent attending retrief or backward studies.
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New Forks
Alexander MacNicoll
New York
de. MacNicholl
Dangerous Bridge Rescue Ends With Heroic Descent
In New York on June 12 Patrolman John Waltman known as Ajax the Strong Man scaled the creel tower of the Queens Bridge amid a panic caused by runaway horses. He ascended 50 feet high to assist a man clinging to the flagstaff, then lowered him to safety as onlookers shouted. The dramatic rescue was witnessed along the promenade and stairs near the bridge.
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New York
John Waltman
Ajax
Thomas Donen
Jones
Nwar
Heant Jones
Eries
Whitman
Salle le
Jonea
Eleven Die As Storm Batters Texas Towns
Dispatches report eleven persons dead after a severe hailstorm and damaging weather across a Texas region. Casualties include workers and families struck near markets and rail lines. several residents remain injured with emergency crews mobilized.
Russian submarine torpedo boat sinks in storm in Black Sea
Reported June 15 that the Russian Navy torpedo boat Kamtala foundered during sea trials in a storm off Sevastopol. Twenty crewmen perished, including key officers. rescue and inquiry details follow from the foundering at sea.
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Black Sea
SS Petersburg
Kamtala
Rotata
Ecteet
Lion Escapes Injures Three at New Mexico Park Event
A lion escaped its cage at a park in New Mexico causing injuries to three people before the animal was recaptured. One worker, Heward E. Smith, was hurt trying to control the beast, as two women also sustained injuries. Authorities blamed a careless cage keeper for the incident. Wool prices and livestock notes follow, with wool stocks estimated in the region.
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Tle
Fresneell
New Mexico
Dr Clark a noted preacher to speak at First Presbyterian
Sunday's 2 o'clock service at the First Presbyterian church will feature Dr. Clark, a writer and editor known for his Christian Endeavor work. The reception at Union Services aims to unite denominational youth and attract a large audience amid strong community interest.
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Presbyterian Union Services
Clark Traden
Minton
Ted Ore
Christan Fru Tandy
Yi St AG
Chath
Clark Hay
Lester
Worret
Christiane
Anthegal
Busta
Clark's
Ear
Ee Titres Presbyterion
Wireless saved day as Cunard liner wreck near Flores
Prominent telegraphy saved passengers from the Cunard liner Blagonta when a wireless message brought aid after the ship wrecked 16 miles southwest of Flores Island. The Prinezes Teere Tete received the call, guided assistance, and the transfer of passengers to safety proceeded by daylight. The Varva and Tatavia also sent word, but the Blagonta’s crew and most aboard were evacuated to Veracek.
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Osia Int
Slavonia
Abe
Gorthweat
Leland
Stavonia
Gibraltar
Hein
Ahfp
Veracek
New York Dunes
Elavanla
Orlaen Parerngers
Fran-Herrik
Closing Quotations of World Markets Report
World market closing quotes show mixed tones with gains in some sectors and declines in others. The United States and Europe display varied indicators as traders react to late news and global economic signals.
New York Stocks and Commodities Market Snapshot
A dense price survey lists numerous stock quotes across American firms including Amalgamated Dopper, American Car and Foundry, American Locomotive, American Smelting, and United States Steel with varied figures. It also covers railways, stockyard livestock values, agricultural commodities, and metal market notes with prices for copper, lead, and silver, reflecting a broad market closing snapshot.
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American Car and Foundry
American Locomotive
American Sugar Refining
Anacomda Shining Co
Atebiam Hallway
Atchiron Railway
Tultimore and Obie
Urookya Rapl
Canadian Pacific
Coeespeake
Ota
Ciicaxo Northwestern
Chicago
Mil
St Paul
Golorain Fur and Tron
Colorado and Bouthero
Delaware
Madson
Denver
Hl Grande
Twiner
Fria Railway
Cireat Northern
Somnambulist Takes High Dive From Second Story
A somnambulist leaped from a second story window in Berkeley causing a serious fall. emergency responders attended as a medical team stabilized the individual for transport. A bystander reported the fall occurred during a disturbance at the scene with minor injuries to nearby property.
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Somnamoulist
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