Memorial notices and obituaries for July residents
Fragmented obituary notices announce deaths and memorials across several families. Names like ANNA, Mrs Fred James, and Wilson appear with dates around July and July 2, mentioning residences on Blyvenin street and various kin. The text references funeral notices, reunions, and tributes, with archival tone and period phrasing throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idan W
Onestertown
Fawiel Fortheest
Wernesday
Kaavenig Og Mandas
Netley de
Belfove
Prinsipect
SNS
Wharsinghes, Sons
Wilson Dim
Brave Hungarian Women Teach Children Courage From Fort Berl Tale
A Hungarian wartime memory highlights how Hungarian women inspired bravery in children. A social worker cites 16th century resistance, recounting Kathe and local women arming townsfolk, repelling Turks, and teaching fearlessness to future generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Berl
Doda Kathe
Bhsque
Uhervelvenen
Fire destroys two story business on New York Ave
Late this morning a two story and warehouse at 28 New York Avenue Northeast burned. Theodore Mitchuwl owned and occupied the general merchandise and fuel store. Damage is estimated around 1000 dollars. Thirteen horses in a stable were rescued with difficulty. Police and fire units reported the blaze spreading rapidly and multiple alarms were turned in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kro
Belek
New York Avenue
Theodore Mitchuwl
Michael
Fisheriz
Patriot ic Outbursts Delight Russians In War Cheers
St Petersburg reports a late evening notice that Austria has declared war, prompting mass demonstrations. Crowds cheered, banners waved, and arrests disappointed some. The government issued a cautious statement promising peace while noting strong public sentiment supporting Russia’s dignity and guardianship of state power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Austria
Thousanan
Peopl
Sierrawila
St Patnenburg
Rusala
Indu
Iis
Russala
Ana
Aublertao
May Defer Paving Tax in District Bill Decision Pending
The District commission considers deferring a paving tax under the Borland amendment. Chairman Johnson and Commissioners weigh whether the provision applies to the next fiscal year and if property owners on streets-designated routes must share the costs. Corporate Counsel Syme to discuss further. decision expected today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wouse
Barélang
Syme
Ben Johnson
United States
Newnan
Sidfons
Fobnaen
Corporati ‘Counes
Enaiprann Tohrson
Nee Deceneary
Europe Gains More Gold Amid US Treasury Shipments
Report notes Europe receives substantial gold and currency flows from New York as a universal loan of relief and trade funding. It cites Europe’s gold reserves in Vienna and other vaults, plus roughly 1.268 billion dollars in Treasury holdings. The piece recounts Treasury assurances that American shipments will soon aid European needs while stressing no immediate danger to U.S. finances.
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United States
Wien
New York
Europe
America
Treasury
Denver
San Francisco
Chicago
Washington
Boston
Palshore
Caelnnath
New
Talks With Warburg Senators Still Puzzled
Senators debate whether banker Warburg will testify as pressure mounts for a appearance. Some lawmakers favor a silent stance while others urge a concrete commitment as the banking committee weighs its options amid White House signals and possible substitutes for the Jones vacancy.
Fragmentary French War Trial Clip Sparks Curious Read
A garbled OCR fragment mentions names and a dramatic trial related to prewar France, hinting at a notable settlement or court case. Details are unreadable, but the piece signals judicial action and historical context, with scattered proper nouns suggesting involved individuals.
Jury Acquits Her In Sensational Calmette Trial
The court scene centers on Mme Calliaux Calmette’s acquittal after a dramatic trial. Jurors faced extended testimony on the case involving the murdered Calmette and the two children, with prosecutors urging guilt. The verdict prompted cries of “Verdict of Shame” from the press and strong commentary on the era’s scandal.
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Mme
Callavs
Nila
Lysin
Mime
Calilaix
Cintey
Calmette
Mila
Procurmior
Tales Herhaux
M. Laborl
P Camo
Clovis Hughes
Appleass
Mme. Cataus
Gaston Calmetis
Mermoream
Mexican Peace Delegates Sail For Tampico Amid Creeds of Power
Provisional President Carbajal and constitutionalists Carcanza advance plans to transfer executive authority in Mexico. Delegates travel from Vera Cruz toward Tampico as U S authorities monitor Villa's movements and seek a accord among leaders for stable governance and order.
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Tatuplon
Gutierres Allende
Carbonnl
Maaiun
Tampico
Gan ‘Carninsa
Carnadal
Zepiiar Ory
Findure
Daviénace
Carbajata
Mexico
Vera, Cros
Punsten
Usoamza
Tasaples
Tvla Laredo
Tex
Iscele Af
Carbajal
Ora
Merlon City
Fifty rescue effort frees miners from Snoqualmie cave
Tacoma July reports detail a dramatic tunnel rescue 4300 feet from the St Paul Railway tunnel entrance. Dynamite, power drills, and about a thousand workers breached a cave barrier and freed the imprisoned miners after four days. Workers labored without pay but achieved successful liberation near Snoqualmie Pass.
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Washington
Tacoma
Wash
St. Paul Railway
Snoquatrale Pasa
Meg
Burma
Malone in hot reply to first face upheaval
The article describes a contentious scene with unnamed delegates, noting that not all Democrats who attended will go to the White House. It reports a “representative” conference at the Capitol and witnesses curious crowd behavior outside offices and hotel entrances as New York delegation members mingle, seeking access and attention from doorkeepers during a prospective presidential conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol
Paul Mo Parkers
Eitchepck
Actine Dhairsman
Vankeing
Werburg
New ‘York
White House
Meluze
Seine
New Fork
Capital
Eplety
Hoves
Loybice
Tor
Forleely
Bern
Walter Johnson Converts to Suffrage Cause by Wife
Fragmented OCR recounts Walter Johnson the Washington pitcher embracing women's suffrage after a conversion by his wife Mrs. Johnson. The piece notes his support for the movement and mentions Mrs. Johnson campaigning in Kansas and urging voters, with Johnson praising her zeal and promising to back suffrage.
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Walter Johnson
Westington Bret
St. Tonle
May
Yaly
Washington
Allison Fuller
NaSanals
Johhwon
Waukington
Fohsann
Victor
Muntock
Johnson
Walter Unde
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Aluns
Hieucoek
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al Eretimell
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Padre Bratanosn
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WM. H. Sardo
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Connoesson
Small & Sons
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Gegree State
Acas
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Waleerr Amora
Bradwar
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Servia
Belgrade
Builing
Mme Fone Mena
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Dave
Destinys
BR. Harris & CO
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D.C. Board
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Tohnson
Geemany Snow
Warburg
Sileno
Lewia Puta
Tetera
Lonst Bergoster
Joncas
Chicagola
Sul Mo
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Confergues
Benatur Hlichcotk
France
Cormitter
Plast
Abe
Maitre Feligman
Neams Af Ganon
Olmette
Ninna
Chia
Raust
Bielemann
Envoys
Vera Oe
Way
Sen Arrante
Fon ‘Pramster
Villar
Benor Gutterres
Gen Pubsten
W W
Canada
Ambriton
Jocel Hue
Yampico
Tsk
Filla
Welch
Villa
Carranza
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