Uncle Sam to Offer Russia a Rebuff
Washington June 25 The President will present a petition from American Jewish groups to the Russian Government through the United States charge at St Petersburg. The note from Secretary of State to the Russian government explains the President has decided to proceed, believing it may aid persecuted co religious Jews in Russia. Signing of the petition is to be undertaken by U S citizens outside federal offices, with about two weeks needed for signatures.
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Coroner clears cases as Wilmington race riot fear fades
June 26 Wilmington Bel report states coroner's jury verdict on George White's murder led to tensions. Arthur Cornell’s release pacified the crowd and unrest subsided. Authorities seek to rotate leaders from last night disturbances. Chief of Police Black is fined and discharged after an incident at the station.
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Wilmington
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George
White
Arthur Cornell
Corwell
William HL Wolfe
Nivay
Fiean
Exposition Fund Draw Plan For World’s Fair Financing
The exposition company reports it has spent millions and will seek a Treasury draw of 35.6 million from Congress funds for rainfall between now and September. A directing committee informs Washington and, once government funds become available, the money will be paid under Treasury rules.
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Exposition Company
United States Treasury
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Congress
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Pope Leo’s Apparent Frailty During Consistory Described
Tome, Jun 25 report details a pomp-filled consistory amid rumors of Pope Leo XIII’s weakening health. Observers noted a waxen, wan appearance and anxious attendance as cardinals took oaths and received appointments in the Sistine Chapel, with several prelates named for new archbishop and bishop roles.
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de Lotas
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San Francisco
John Mr. Myeley
New York
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Philippines
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St Vents
King of Servia Retains the Existing Ministry
Belgrade reports King Teter swore allegiance to the constitution and vowed to uphold Servia’s unity and laws. The ceremony included a joint session and a national oath, with ministers indicating continued governance and a planned ministerial selection.
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Belgrade
Teter
Skupsehvloa
Peter Karngeorgevitah
Rowntry
Yale Oarsmen Too Swift For Harvard
Yale university crews swept Harvard in the annual regatta at New Haven. The Yale four won the big race by three lengths as Yale also claimed the freshmen event and led most of the day despite raw wind. Yale finished the varsity race in 20 minutes 19 seconds, besting Harvard by three lengths. the freshmen mark was broken by Yale.
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Tins
Seventeen murderers await dates in trial week
Albany officials list seventeen murderers awaiting trial in the coming week. Some defendants have dates set while others are assigned for later hearings. Authorities expect proceedings to proceed in the courthouse as scheduled, with cases including alleged domestic violence and homicide linked to several local incidents.
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Albany
Hleven
Wivey
Car Ie
Taylor
Indian Joe Gragg and Terry Queenan Draw Nine Teen Rounds
Seattle bout at Georgetown last night ended in a nineteen round draw between Indian Joe Gragg and Terry Queenan. Gragg reportedly pressed for money before agreeing to the full nine teener, delivering a sturdy effort that satisfied the crowd.
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Wash
Joe Gragg
Trvry Queenan
Georgetows
Wee Derls
CERMAR ADRICULTURISTS New York Tour Report
An incomplete dispatch from New York outlines a seven‑work tour across the United States by a group calling themselves the Cerming Adriculturists. It mentions forty seven members and a vow to serve the people, led by an unidentified leader amid a claim of agricultural experiences and revelations.
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New York
United States
Hana
Ddmiire
United Is the People
Laborer Shot on West Twentieth Street In Police Incident
An inexperienced laborer near West Twentieth Street was fatally wounded when a man drew a revolver during a dispute with a thief. The assailant surrendered shortly after claiming the shooting was accidental. Investigators said the revolver was drawn during a confrontation with a presumed thief.
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New York
West Twentieth Street
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Yams Keates
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Rennnes
Fortanan
Ehagent Koagtes
Hin
An unclear fragment from a Monty Core opera scene
A garbled OCR fragment features fragmented lines with a performer named Semo sno and references to core opera, characters Tyr, Kirk, and Arying. The text is unreadable in places, but hints at a dramatic interjection and the show’s dialogue style.
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Annediida
Dalla Kifk
Emperor William Visits German Cruiser in Baltic Scene
An American-publicized account describes Emperor William aboard the German armored cruiser Keararge in the Baltic. He inspects turrets, discusses gun theory with Captain Hemphill, and commends the ship's crew before a formal audience with officers and men.
Explosion at Chicago brewery injures workers and damages plant
An ammonia explosion at Citizens' Brewery in Chicago wrecked the building and caused injuries to workers including night engineer Charles Hawa and firemen Frank Fisher and others. Property damage is estimated at 189,000 dollars.
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Chiotor
Naver
Frank Fisher
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Liromen
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Baller
Topeka Faces Severe Floods in Second Experience
Topeka Kansas endures its second flood event with rising river Kerr and heavy rainfall. Report mentions widespread driving of vehicles through floodwaters in South Topeka and washouts near Walona, with the North Topeka bridge reportedly affected. Local farms and residents report damage and concern as river levels rise and warning persists.
Vast Sewerage System For New Orleans
A historic report outlines plans for a vast sewerage system in New Orleans. It references municipal and state officials, lawmakers, and engineers assessing public health needs, with emphasis on preventing fever outbreaks and improving city infrastructure.
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New Orleans
Unveiling of a Statue to Gen Joseph Hooker
Boston on July 26 marked the unveiling of a statue to General Joseph Hooker. The ceremony featured prominent military figures and veterans, with state and city officials pausing business as a public holiday. The event included prayers, a baton ceremony, and remarks by Governor Gril.
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Boston
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America
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Weeley Merritt
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Daniel Siakery
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Te Uitonamily
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