Cabrera Attack Attempt Stuns Guatemalan President
Amid a dramatic incident aboard the steamer City of Para, President Cabrera of Guatemala survived a shooting attempt connected to an alleged spy plot involving American Abdul Moore and a device linked to his throne. Salvadoreans detained then released, the incident sparked political turmoil and the ship carried detainees to Avultutin.
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Para
Gabrera
Guatemala
Roy
Cabrera
Hicera
Guatemomm
Pura
Frank Moore
Falradur
Moore
Eight year old girl averts incendiary fire on West 120th Street
An eight year old girl named Margaret Rowbere warned her father after spotting an incendiary device in a West 120th Street apartment. The blaze was halted before spreading to other parts of the building, saving residents as the first fire was extinguished. The girl’s quick actions prompted her father to awaken and evacuate the household.
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Aio
Aarosa
Raber
Jean
Lincoln Douglas Debate 18 Celebrated in Century Old Event
The anticentennial Lincoln Douglas debate drew about 1 000 attendees at a county fairground near Lincoln. Notables like Stevenson attended as organizers praised the enduring clash between Abraham Lincoln and Stephen A. Douglas. Festivities included prose readings, music, and a community supper, with speakers recalling the historic contest and its relevance to current civic life.
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Dad
Tiaeesti
Chaerite
Governor Hughes Heads the Ticket in New York
In Albany the Republican state convention renominated Governor Charles E. Hughes by a decisive first-ballot vote totaling 895 to 151 over Wadsworth. Senator White yielded, and Timothy Wondrud announced the slate as led by Hughes for governor with Hughes named as nominee. President Roosevelt openly approved of Hughes renomination.
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Charlet B Hughey
New York
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Qnondapa
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Erie
Charles Hy Gaur
Albany
Fitate
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Mrie
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Wey
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Caatr
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New York County
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Eben
Wadsworth
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Ita
Charles B. Ioghes
Cyster Bay
Livgher
Rooreeale
Robwall
Rochester
Sant
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Matey
Qwilmar
Hynes
Transport Carries Large Mail Load Across Route
A large amount of mail is moved by transport, with authorities coordinating routes and schedules. Key figures include HI Mek Nevins and Vie A tinitee baat tor HI Mek Nevins assisting in routing and authentication for secure conveyance. The operation emphasizes efficiency and timely delivery across multiple hubs.
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Sveen
Eietta
Wrights eclipse records at Le Mans flight
Wilbur Wright, the Dayton inventor, set sustained flight records in Le Mans. He circled the field at average height forty five feet, remaining aloft for 28 minutes and 28 seconds, while testing a rebuilt motor amid spectators.
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Wilbur
M. Rolle
Avro Ulle
Sarthe
Simon
Wright
Gossip hastens death of old couple in Corona incident
New York dispatch reports rumors and neighborly prying contributed to the distress of May Howe and James Howe. James, 68, succumbed to heart failure minutes after learning of his spouse’s illness, following his admission that he had been improving. The case underscores the harm of uninformed worry as the couple died within days of each other after long illness.
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New York
Tnt
May Ose Howe
James Howe
Corona
Sherwood Held on Bail After Attack Attempt
Local canvasser recounts a troubling incident involving a colored man named Sherwood accused of conspiring to assault an elderly man. Witnesses describe threats, coercion, and a tense neighborhood atmosphere as authorities note heightened scrutiny and call for calm.
Local Court Hears Mixed Sentences Amid Conflicted Testimony
In a tense session Judge prescribed varied penalties for offenses including attempted theft and indecent conduct. Several defendants faced light to moderate jail terms while others received delayed sentences as prosecutors pursue further evidence. A white defendant pleaded guilty to intoxication amid remarks on restraint. witnesses and housewives largely refrained from testifying against a suspect.
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Flora
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Wim
Nick Aretas
Omar
Anna
Alma Gorwin
Normore
Arry Raymond
Drumtunnesc
Pender Tims
Coal Supply Hope Restores Railroads Promise
Wyoming miners and railroad officials report no immediate coal shortage for rail use. Superintendent Ty O Clark, arriving from Wyoming, says storage at various camps, Southern Pacific reserves, and Minion, Pretite, and associated lines limit disruption. He foresees early wage-scale adjustments and a return to normal operations within weeks as supply lines stabilize.
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Southern Pacific Company
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Andreson
Shove
Tina Companies
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Lila
Utah
Emma Coloman to Lecture in Australia
A fragmented notice states Emma Coloman will give a lecture in Australia. Readable fragments indicate a New York origin and dates are unclear, but the event is described as a lecturing visit with emphasis on Australian engagement.
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Emma Coloman
Australia
Mexican Highwaymen Torture Victim Details Surface
Fragmented text reports a violent incident involving highwaymen and a victim, with garbled names and scattered phrases. The readable portions imply a crime scene with possible locations and individuals, but the OCR data remains incoherent and unrecoverable.
Family’s Close Call in New York City Fire Meant to Kill
A chaotic incident in New York City involved a supposed $2000 debt and an attempt on a man and his family. Police and officials drilled doors and used extreme measures to prevent the attack. Fire crews were summoned after a disorderly scene but the outcome remains unclear.
Fatal powder explosion toll rises in Sedalia Missouri
In Sedalia Missouri Bert Malone and John Welker died from a powder explosion that also injured others. A. T. Herschberger, the freight conductor, is hospitalized and denies responsibility while authorities say he will recover. The blast at Wins fur, Missouri occurred as a prank went wrong, raising the death toll to nine with more injuries expected.
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Wins
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Thasa
Wa Malone
Hume
John Welker
Prominent Citizen Involved In Controversy With Woman
Report describes a violent incident involving a Black man and a woman, with witnesses, a public figure named Mrs Reed, and reactions in a local setting. The account includes garbled names and places, but centers on an alleged assault, the response of bystanders, and the ensuing discussion about blame and propriety.
Taft Camp Speech Addresses Race Struggle at Allen Temple
President Rondevell delivers remarks at the Taft campaign event held at Allen Temple. His talk emphasizes education, civil rights progress, and unity, praising past support from Alphonsa Taft and urging continued effort to uplift African Americans amid ongoing racial tensions.
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Tatlin
I ‘Taft
Allen Temple
Temple
Pelrpoge
Alphonsa Taft
Taft
Palenpire
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Luvangro
Saad Hin
Otter
Heller
Benner
Fragmented claim of aqudoles and property in mountain
The text appears as garbled OCR with scattered proper nouns and numbers. It mentions locations near Muotegtun Sani Moaton and references a frontier sale or sale-like action, but most details are indecipherable. No clear event or outcome emerges from the readable fragments.
Rawhide Man Held in Nevada Embezzlement Case
In Chicago on Sept 16 James OBrien, president of the Kearns Number Go to. Rawhide, Nevada, charged with embezzling 3500. A plot to force stockholders to pay funds to Rawhide Waterworks was revealed. Extradition proceedings begin for Mr Kearns to face Rawhide charges.
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Hera
James O'Brien
Kearns
Rawhide
Nevada
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Keane
Keane, Who Skys No 44 A Intuitig Proweter Ab Rawhide
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Doalara
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Me Haig
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Ronyay
Manlia Agi
Rawhide wWaterwarka Company
Sam Promident
O'brien
Jenight
Wall Street Scene of Big Shakeup
Scattered reports from New York describe a volatile Wall Street day with heavy trading and notable stock moves. Market chatter mentions consolidations, changes in indices, and investor uncertainty amid rapid price shifts and speculative activity.
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Wall Street
Big Shashup
Justice McParland of Walifornia 15 Dead
Fragmentary OCR notes report a justice named McFarland alive or dead context unclear. The text references a supreme court scenario in Califormiat with dates and events damaged.
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Justice M'Parland
Walifornia
Strike breaker charged with murder in unrest
A strike breaker, identified as a worker involved in the labor dispute, was charged with murder after a confrontation that escalated overnight. Police reported a fatal shooting near the quarry yard, with other workers present but not harmed.
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Strike Breaker
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