Two Men Dead and Five Are Injured in Collision
Des Moines June 27 two men are dead and five are seriously injured in a head on collision in the yards of the Obiedge Schenkee and St Pou in this city this morning between an accommodating freight and a passenger train engine. Fireman W. Robinson and brakeman D. Boia are among the injured. The wreck was caused by the outbound engine pulling out without orders under the belief the freight had led in. Both trains were traveling at high speed.
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Des Moines
Towa
Obiedge
Schenkee
St Pou
Joan Erickeod
James Howerd
Brakerman
Tes Moines
Law
Fred Seleer
Brevton
Plynite
D. W. Robinson
Boia
Czar uneasy over the persecutions of Jews
London report cites Daily Mail dispatch noting police seizure of printed appeals urging continued anti Jewish attacks. It quotes a government view that persecution will spread southward if not halted, risking wholesale removal of Jews from southern Russia.
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London
Dessa
Daily Mail
Rishineff Policn
Suigens
Tassia
Chinese Riot Suppressed Aboard Steamship by Mexican Troops
In San Francisco on June 27 a steamer bound for the Mexican coast faced a Chinese riot aboard the Ching Wo. Mexican soldiers intervened after unrest among hundreds of Chinese coolies threatened the captain and crew. Several Chinese were injured and arrests followed as troops restored order.
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San Francisco
Pera
Wopst Yraterday
Cline Noudyurcial Stenmer P Tina
Mexico
Maza‘aie
Binodeher
Larrest
Government breaks a corner in silver
The State department, led by Judge Penfield, devised a plan to move Mexican silver into Philippine money to thwart a rising silver market. By transferring bullion into bonds via the Catholic church and using a $4200 fund, the United States shifted the asset and settled the Plus award while avoiding costs.
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Washington
State Department
Brong
Penfield
National Bank of Mexico
United States
Fius
Unitri
President Will Send the Jewish Petition to Czar
Washington reports officials of the State Department affirm the legal basis for presenting the Jewish petition to the Russian government. The Czar may object to reception, but the United States will not quarrel if the petition is declined. The council of B Nai Brith prepares a petition likely to gain broad Christian and Jewish signatures.
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CZAR
Washington
Tim State
Rusdig
United States
Russia
Council of
B'Nai Brith
Sime
Chamberlain Policy Defeat Fears Split Unionists
The article argues that Chamberlain's tariff system and policy alliance with Balfour signal a future Conservative unity while warning opposition from working people could fracture the cabinet. It notes perceived harmony between Cabinet ministers and a push for preferential tariffs as empire keeping strategy, forecasting electoral consequences.
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Unionist
Coelonia
Ghimaberlutn
Plica
Closing of Saloons Quiet Wilmington Citizens Aid
In Wilmington Delaware on July 37 authorities announced saloons would close tonight at 6 pm to curb drunken disorder. Police prepared armed detail at the armory, street work and fire suppression duties reduced, while rumors of attacks from Philadelphia and Chester circulated among residents.
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Wilmington
Del
Geo White
Palien
Divortler
Firat Regiment
Natioons
Nower
Traulle
Angracs
Chaster
Philadelphie
Alta
Hoaila
Dapartmenta
Philantalephia
Chester Uday
Andi
Uncan Cites
Leanslal
Wilsington Police
Regerd Anny
Russian Officers After Socialists and Jews
St Petersburg reports continuing revolutionary agitation across Russia as leaflets denounce the regime and call for radical change. Protests and disturbances extend to Rostov, Kiev, Odessa, and other cities with antisemitic rhetoric and calls to target Jews and socialists. Police and officials tighten checks amid widespread unrest and rumors of new shipments and mobilizations.
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St. Petersburg
Russia
Jaku
Warsaw
Berdichev
Tufks
Unetoum
Balkuhua
Cxsr
Nedaa
Jimba
Rostov
Sovialialis
Koryo
St. Palursburg
Kieve
Odessa
Visteon
Wild tree dwellers reportedly spotted near Calaveras River
Angel's Camp reports wild people seen in the Calaveras region. A hunter tracked a family of tree dwellers, described as small, tawny skinned and monkey-pawed children, who fled up pines and disappeared. The party retreated after the sighting.
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Angel
Fint
Rave
Calaveras
San Antoné
India
Rogues Fall Out In Diamond Robbery Confession
In Chicago on June 27 Tom Exvalel, tied to a Unrey case, confessed to police amid a widening arrest for a diamond robbery. A suspect named Baer testified yesterday owning a sunburst diamond valued at 15000, admitting receipt of most of the loot. The affidavit notes a New Orleans journey and alleged accomplice blame shifting as the investigation continues.
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Chicago
Tom
Melrose
Lo Angelea
Baer
Big fire at Milwaukee grain elevators shocks city
A major blaze tore through Milwaukee grain elevators early today damaging the American Malting Company complex. An explosion is reported with fires burning three to six story buildings, destroying malt and brick structures and sending out up to 700,000 bushels of grain. Fire crews saved adjacent facilities but the large output and controls were compromised. No fatalities reported.
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Buthdukes
Junggttes
Ues
Avalanche kills three students in Ticino valley
In Lanern Switzerland on June 2 three students from Arrolo in Ticino were overwhelmed by an avalanche in Monnk St valley. Qolhard acnt were killed and four others more seriously injured.
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Lanern
Switzerland
Aytnnaatin
Arrolo
Canton
Ticino
Monnk St
Qolhard Acnt
Striking Freight Handlers Paralyze Midwest Lines
One hundred freight haulers from Rock Island Missouri Pacific Burlington and other lines struck at 7 this morning in St Joseph Missouri demanding a 25 percent wage rise retroactive to May 4. Burlington workers remained at work. About fifty Missouri Pacific men returned to duties after seeking equal pay. Railroads report orderly conduct and expect to handle freight despite the strike.
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St Joseph
Rock Island
Miagouri Pacife
Bunta Fe
Grand Talaud Ynileonte
Burlington Line
Missouri- Pacific
Filen
Kansas City
Telegram confirms Moorish minister defect in Libatley
Madrid reports Tan Loday telegram confirming defeat of LL Menebbi the Moorish War Minister. He will be rebel at Asmmiedtinu, but the forces said to rise are 800 men, not 4,000 as previously announced.
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Madrid
Tan Loday Confirron
LL Menebbi
Libatley
Asmmiedtinu
Polar Expedition Arrives In Tromsoe From Trondhjem
The polar ship Amerina with the Zeigler ax edition aboard arrived last night from Trondhjein. She is taking aboard 200 dogs and will sail ingraing for Archangel and thence to the polar regions.
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Tromaoe
Norway
Trondhjein
Archangel
River Rising Douses Kansas Ferry Crossings
Floodwaters along the Kansas River near Lawrence have risen about two feet overnight, submerging ferry landings. Gasoline launches are the only crossing method now in service as floods continue to threaten the region with further rise expected.
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Lawrenco
Kew
Juneena
Bere
Nome Grand Jury Report Scrutinized in Alaska Affair
Nome Alaska June 18 through June 27 report details a grand jury investigation into sensational charges against the Federal grand jury. It covers appointments and removals of district attorneys, a disputed jury report, and accusations of obstructing the justice process amid internal court deliberations.
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Nome
Alaska
Seattle
Wash
Mayby
George J. Cirigsby
Tuidge Moors
John Ye “McGinn
United’ Ainles
Melvin
Grigsby Tefl- Nome
George Th. Grigshy
Clatrieh
MuGiin
Tudge Moore
Melvin Grigabys
Nemes
United States
Frank Richardssyna
Andge Moore
John Roy Hag Radde
Tin
Marshal Richards
Marshal Hindnaits
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UTE Vilsa
Wiehe
Gannon Ball Wrecked Near Petersburg In Open Switch Collapse
The Cannon Ball on the Norfolk and Western wrecked near Petersburg after an open switch caused a collision with a standing freight train. Both engines were badly damaged. Magister Covington and his nephew were instantly killed. A passenger was injured and several other crew members suffered injuries.
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Richmond
Korfolk
Orahia
Awear Petersburg
Helels
Jlawlina
Express
Phater
Kings and leaders add engraft to Servian rule
June 27 Belgrade reports Italian and Roumanian kings and French president celebrate a new Servian rule with egngraft honors. In Vienna similar notes say Rawmania's king withdraws decorations from Serbian officers. war ministry actions to follow amid protests by rulers Meander and Queda Jarnga and the Singh Look.
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Belgrade
Italy
Roumania
Legybet
France
Nicholas
Montenegro
Egngraft
Peter
Thesaalegrama
Vienna
Rawmania
Ing
Charle
Meander
Ie Singh
Peasants Revolt Reported in Croatia Across Regions
Vienna dispatches say armed peasants attacked Ladbroeg and nearby towns, firing volleys and killing four men with others wounded. Reports indicate revolts rising elsewhere in Croatia as law was proclaimed amid unrest.
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Martin Law
Vienna
Newue
Reio ‘Presse
Ladbroeg
Grontin
Croatia
Ibis
Bulgaria to Protest Frontier Troop Concentration at Constantinople
Advices from Sola report Bulgaria to protest to the Powers over Turkish troop concentrations on the frontier with Bulgaria and near Constantinople. The Grand Vizier promised inquiry, while the Bulgarian government seeks an explanation for the mobilization at Sallany Lips.
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Vienna
Solasay
Bulgaria
Constantinople
Nero
Sallany Lips
Tia
More Troops for Manchuria Unearthed in Dispatch
A terse report notes additional American forces for Manchuria, with mentions of logistic bases and transport routes. The item references AL Petershune and Tane 87-A as part of the service details, highlighting strategic deployments and rail movements to support operations.
British French report bad defeat in Somaliland campaign
Dispatch from Aden and Somaliland describes a severe setback for British forces. Thirty officers and many white troops were killed. native troops were captured. The report notes 14,000 Afghan volunteers aiding the Beitiah, and mentions leadership changes and continuing operations near Berhora and Bobatto as the Mullah’s revolt spreads.
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Fagin
Tunn
Tibulil
Somaliland
Fran Aden
Berhora
Bobatto
Muloh
Adon Ter
W. H. Maitening
Sel
Bwayne
O. Wgerton
Aden
Juno Ar Ahn
Clem
Col
Cobbe
Bao Cat
Compliments for American Skippers in German Visit
An American squadron led by Admiral Colton attended Emperor William II’s party in Germany after a cordial visit. The crew, embassy members, and German officials shared meals and toasts amid praise for the U S presence. Moody received a cable from Admiral Colton noting the welcome and future relations.
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Karl
Tuva
Wyteliam
Hiny
Sue
Germany
Counteas von Waldergee
Ceintrat Cotton
United States
Jonpeyor Willi
Prince Henry
Admiral Coftym
Ord
Kearsarice
Admiralitz
Faun
Embnany
Admiral Colton
Araft
Corneliun Vanderbilt
J. W. Gne- Tot
F. JL Stith
James Lawrence
Edmund Baylies
Colton
Sanll
Collin
Admrat
Cor William
Washington
Moody
Aimirat
Cofton
Wiel
Prince
Tony
Bank Panic After Stranger Flares Revolver
A disorderly man discharged a revolver inside Union National Bank causing panic. George Lorc hardt and others attempted to restrain him as bystanders fled the scene. Police detained the stranger, ending the disturbance at the bank.
Men Clash After Insulting Wife In Downtown Fight
A brawl broke out near Madison Square Gaydon when a man insulted another's wife. Two men assaulted him, knocking him down as a crowd gathered. Police detained several involved as officers investigated the disturbance and recovered the weaponless scene.
American Cricket News Brief
Fragmented OCR text describes cricket action with mentions of players and teams. The readable parts include references to Kent gloves and a match context, but many words are garbled, leaving unclear details about location, scores, or outcomes.
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