Steamer Minnesota Collides Near Lightvessel
The steamers Minnesota capt. Lave rock bound for Philadelphia and the small Wilson Lane steamer Za of Hult collided near the shore lightvessel in lanes off Sherneas. Minnesota was badly damaged and had to return to her dock at Tiburs. Zea sustained no damage and continued its voyage.
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Delacroy Command Highlighted by French General Staff Shake
Tremeau replaces Hagron on the general staff as Delacroix is hailed as the army's finest officer. Hagron protests two year service law and 84 conscription discharge, sparking national debate among government critics and socialist outlets. Independent papers condemn cabinet moves.
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Kaiser Wilhelm steamship keels after coal spill near Bremerhaven
The North German Lloyd steamship Kaiser Wilhelm derailed during coaling at Bremerhaven and listed to starboard before sinking partly. Investigators blamed a sudden shift as the tide rose, with hundreds of tons of water flooding the coal bunkers and compartments. Passengers faced transfer to other ships as efforts to refloat continued.
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Leishman Urges Action After Bomb Outrage in Constantinople
Ambassador Leishman appeals to the Porte for a full investigation into the bomb explosion outside the American Embassy in Constantinople last Sunday night. He notes a government communication and hopes to inform Washington of energetic steps to find and punish those responsible and prevent a recurrence.
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King Sets Sail for Iceland Amid Turbulent Mission
The king leads a diverse company including Prince Harud and Premier Chastensen with forty men aboard two fre yachts. They are escorted by warships to the island beyond Ne Farve to establish rule, aiming to settle matters on the island.
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Church riots in Rome disrupt Madonna procession
Rioters clashed with police during an urban Catholic procession in Rome injuring several and leading to multiple arrests. Authorities report attacks on clergy and damage to church property as chaos spread through the streets.
Bandit Raisuli Fears Captive Reveals Retreat Fears
The report notes Raisuli fears a captive will reveal retreat of his band of robbers. Sir Harry MacLean writes to the outside world to deny or clarify Raisuli's privy retreat and to keep protection and secrecy intact.
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Musician Cuts Her Throat After Tschaikowsky Suicide Link
Margaret King, 31, a well known local musician, cut her throat at home after playing Tschaikowsky’s Sixth Symphony on the piano. Despondent for some time, she had needed close watching by her husband and a nurse. Authorities note possible inspiration from the composer’s suicide after his Sixth Symphony.
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Prince of Monaco Pushes Franco German Rapprochement
The Prince of Monaco has acted as prime mover to urge France and Germany toward a thaw, but current French leadership views any German rapproachement as treacherous to France. Clemenceau’s pro British policy and England’s interests likely block a formal alliance, leaving France to seek only improved relations with Germany for now.
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Town of Ionia Mourns After Deadly Wreck Toll
The town of Ionia mourns as 1 in every 50 residents was killed or injured in yesterday's Pere Marquette disaster. An excursion train collided with a freight, with 131 casualties overall. Sixty one injured remain at home, 42 rushed to hospitals, and 100 were seriously hurt across Ionia and surrounding towns. Several local families suffered severe losses, including the Hoes family, with breadwinners among the dead and widows left to fend for children.
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Plot in Ecuador Betrayed and Barracks Attack in Quito
A chaotic July plot in Ecuador failed as conspirators including police and military factions tried to attack the government. Soldiers were deployed to quell the uprising, President Altura remained under threat, and a large funeral for six government officials followed the clashes.
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Moroccan Merchant Kills Public Prosecutor in Algiers Clash
An enraged Moroccan merchant opened fire in Algiers, killing the public prosecutor and a customs officer, and wounding a native. A European woman is reported mortally wounded while another person remains unidentified. The motives cited include interference with natives.
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Fifty Die in Sulphur Mine Fire Reported in Girgent Melty
Fifty workmen are reported to have suffocated in a sulphur mine fire in Girgent Melty. Rome dispatch notes the tragedy as authorities investigate cause and rescue efforts.
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Two Killed in Pere Marquette Wreck at Wathin
The second Pere Marquette wreck in twenty four hours killed two trainmen on the engine pulling a freight train on the Tuscol and Huron division. Conductor Bert J Kelly and John O Leary of Saginne died when the tender overturned and buried them under wreckage. Other crew members Bakeman Dearing and Fireman Beginnis were in the cab. Kelly and Cleary jumped to the ditch and perished, while the remaining crew escaped uninjured or were trapped briefly.
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Man Fatally Wounds Wife and Injures Others in Public Safety Incident
A husband fatally wounded his wife and wounded a sister in law and a bystander in a public safety incident at a Watkins home. He also shot at Thomas Sieg, eighteen, injuring his shoulder. The suspect, forty, fled two weeks ago after learning of alleged infidelity.
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Defense Arguments Narrowing in Haywood Case at Boise
EF Richardson and Clarence Darrow lead long defense presentation at Boise defense week with Darrow delaying closing until Wednesday and Borah expected to deliver last word Friday amid divided opinions on outcome. Judge Wood to charge jury and public mood remains quiet as Boise awaits verdict in contentious trial linked to the Western Federation of Miners and Orchard conspiracies.
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Democratic drive targets state capitol graft exposure
A Pennsylvania Democratic effort proposes a staged nationwide speech campaign to highlight alleged graft in the state capitol. The plan cites the Harrisburg capitol building project, saying it cost millions more than it should have and aims to mobilize public scrutiny ahead of an August event.
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The Washington Post Markets Its Independent Stance
The paper explains its independence and political balance as making it highly desirable to all classes of readers. It touts fearlessness and accuracy in covering public interests, a daily demand, and the use of top news gathering, writers, and modern facilities.
The Post Sunday Morning Edition Preview
The Post is the leading newspaper in the nation’s capital. Its financial news and market reports offer merchants and financiers a clear view of business status. Farmers and leisure readers alike gain guidance and diverse reading in its pages.
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Sunday Post praised as best visitor to households
The illustrated magazine section features choice selections by prominent writers and fiction from noted authors. Foreign news is carefully chosen with timely accurate illustrations, and Sunday Post is described as superior to other Sunday newspapers.
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The Sporting Post Pink Sheet Highlights All Sports
The Sunday Post Sporting Section on pink paper covers every sport from baseball to yacht contests. It delivers comprehensive results and features, with exhaustive detail on outdoor and indoor events, in its four weekly pages.
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