Battle in Barcelona as martial law rises across Spain
Outbreaks and property destruction sweep many areas as hard fighting with Moors leaves 21 officers dead and over 200 casualties. Gen. Pinto’s forces suffer heavy losses while revolts spread home. Barricades at Batce via Svhind offer resistance to troops. three warships are ordered to assist the army.
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Ori
Mellla
Pinto
Mong
Detrat
Africa
Batce
Svhind
Ariny
Pulliam Shoots Self at New York Athletic Club
At the New York Athletic Club a man named Pulliam self-inflicted a gunshot wound to the right temple. He lay unconscious in a room on the fifty ninth street floor as physicians fought to stabilize him while investigators questioned staff and awaited coroner’s verdict.
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New York Athletic Club
Washington
New York
Sessian
Lily Berry Puiham National League
Utd
Fifty Ninth Street
Vic Pulliam
Imif
Imploye
Thomas Bray
Mr Pulliam
Brady
Pullian
Iker Johnson
Efe
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West Lift
Ale Street
Wis
Alu Rte
Sherom
Mio Fuluam
Suns
Fant der Haseena
National Reigue
Iligsina
Fulham
Inia
George Set
Pullamaia
Higgins
Fierce Engagement Fails to Stop Spanish Advance
The battle raged as Spanish forces faced heavy Moorish fire. More than 20 killed and wounded including Gen Pintox and two lieutenant colonels. By 9 a.m. Moors destroyed railroad reach, imperiling Bozn ish post. Gen Pintos led a convoy to reprove stations, enduring a furious fusillade before Moors were repulsed.
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Siain
Fintox
Relative of Taft Killed in Middletown Train Crash
Mrs William Chase of Middletown New York, said to be a relative of President Taft, was struck and killed today by a line railroad train as she was about to start for a seaside resort.
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William Chase
Middletown
Willum Chase
Taft
Creii
Fragmentary notes on events and people baring witness to unrest
A garbled OCR page mentions Spain Festivity Day, Swamy and Paddy figures, local commerce, and various names amid riot references. It hints at a town scene with references to people like Mary Brave and Albin, plus scattered places and dates, but lacks coherent context or complete events.
Fragmented World War II Battle Fragments From OCR Readings
OCR fragments describe armored units, ships, and casualties in a period war scene. Mentions include Covaritina Sherow, Fogater City, Trine ON, and Mount Chiruga with fires and destroyed camps. Wounded numbers 98 and 1 are indicated with troop movements and rebel actions amid unclear dates.
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Fogater
Trine
Tora
Fiid
Haretana
Tsugty
Pnlire
Watson Enthies Lead At English Show Wins In Long Branch
Matson of Baltimore continues at the Monmouth county horse show. He won three blue ribbons and added a leg on the Tratten trophy with Lord Baltimore, plus five blues. Chatterbox and Viewania were among Watson entries. Bank officials held in Pittsburgh on charges of false entries with bail set at $10,000. A popular excursion train leaves Washington Dam on August 1 for Harpers Ferry and nearby towns.
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Rattlmore
Monmoutt
London
Lord Baltimore
Bella Chatterbox
Wy Maryland
Viewinia
Aly Watson
Pittsburg
David J Richardgoncaster
FH McKinnie
Commpoliten National Bank
States
William Lindsay
Baltimore & Ohio St
Tariff Talks on Glove and Lumber Rates at Fort Myer
Conferees haggled over lumber and glove schedules amid a heated day of debate. Taft met Aldrich and Payne at Fort Myer to review tentative conclusions while Democrats prepare to enter the conference. the aim was a $140 top rate, with both sides signaling concessions to win House and Senate approval.
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Payne
Taft
Fort Myer
Chamber
House
Aldrich
Payne Am
Liimousine
Wright Brothers
Senate
Chama Alrich and Payne
Uchwh
MC Reviston
Fes
White House
Gen Pte
Yonge
Prewdent Taft
Aulo Jauently
Urania
Columbia Theater
Gio
Ue Vonferera
Vitabauer
Tartsutter
Senate and House glove tariff rows tighten rates
The Senate and House clashed over glove duties with shifts in rates by length and origin. A proposed 40 cent per dozen extra for stitched designs was cut to 20 cents, while leather gloves faced tiered duties and a high profile conference tussle involving Speaker Cannon and President Taft as negotiators jockeyed to secure favored terms.
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Senate
Cannon
American Woman in Jail in Geneva Case
Mrs Thomas Appleton of Seattle Wash was arrested on complaint of a hotel proprietor for failure to pay a bill at 380 Geneva since last May An American pastor in Geneva has taken charge of her 19 year old son and 1 year old daughter pending the mother's release The husband a Seattle shipping broker says there was a misunderstanding and the matter can be adjusted
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Thomas Appleton
Seattle
Geneve
Wash
Europe
Princes to Visit Italian Colonies in Americas
King Victor plans sending Prince Udine son of the Duke of Genoa to tour Italian colonies in South America. A second prince, likely the Duke of the Abruzzi, will later undertake a similar mission to North America.
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South
North America
Victor
Washington Post
Rome
Udine
Genoa
South America
Virginia GOP Split As Slemp Contenders Nod Declines
Virginia Republicans at the state convention debate gubernatorial nomination with Bascom Slemp and William P Kent in contention. Local option vs statewide prohibition looms. Slemp may accept if running mate chosen. Roosevelt and other leaders absent. attendance marked by mixed support and tariff talks.
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Bascom Slemp
Charmar
Lie
Wilton Po Kent
Wythe
Slemp
P Cillespie
Sereny Mellary
Fauia
Kemp Gow
Hig
William P Kent
George “Welms Wie
Newport News
Virginia
Ben Blemp
Thaw on the Grill Regrets He Killed White
Instrict Attorney surprised by witness ready answers. Questions about dislike of Dr Hamilton raise first signs of worry as prisoner says he was legally crazy at the time of shouting. He insists nothing can justify homicide.
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Matteawan State
Jerome
Supreme Court
Poughkeepsie
Matteawan
Allormey
Lazer
Gr Hamilton
Lo Sho
Hvelyn Westst
Thaw
Youne Fomin
Shaw
Sas
Ward
Alo
Hamilton
Prsoner
Drowning tragedy at Snug Harbor near Hammonasport
Mrs Gordon Hoyt and her daughter Clara Hoyt, both residents of Rochester, were drowned this morning at Snug Harbor. The daughter entered the water in bathing while cramping, cried for help, and clung to her mother as the mother attempted a rescue. Both women perished before aid arrived.
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Rochester
Gordon , Hoyt
Clara Hoyt
Snug Harbor
Hammonasport
Hoyt
Statues to Washington Leeg Leeg Placed at Capitol East Wing
Statues of George Washington and Robert E. Lee from Virginia were moved to the east front of the Capitol yesterday. A statue of former Senator Shawn of Idaho was also unveiled, with officials stating figures would be placed in the Statutory Hall after Congress adjourns.
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Virginia
Congress
Trearge Washington
Robert T. Leeg Fis
Washington
Shawn
Tdaho
Otter
Woods
Senator Arrest Case Amid Railway Assault Claim
The trial recounts an assault on a guest at Union Station linked to Senator Siene and a complaint by Brown. Witnesses include James Owens and Pullman conductor William B Martin. railroad officials deny pressing charges while the matter prompted discussion of arrestability and rail connections to Chicago and other cities.
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Walt
Ty Lie
Wim
Siene Wasme
Washu Glor Tay
Arthur Beste
Senth
Widt
Missouri
Ise
Ate
Inestey
Mags
Carter
Mennsylvana Raga Company
Railroad
Pullman Company
Brown
Mannr Brown
Sekea
James Owens
Pullman
Union Station
William B Martin
Elkton
Col Foster
Wind Halts Flight as Wright Brothers Extension Granted
Vast crowds witness Wright brothers receive three days more for speed test due to cross wind. Wilbur notes wind would slow speed by about a mile per hour. A runaway balloon incident interrupts the scene, then the Wrights return to work amid chiefs and officials including Taft at the site.
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Wright Brothers
Wilbur
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