London Election Shock Stir as Harcourt Loses Derby
London politics buzzed as Sir William Harcourt suffered a Derby defeat, shifting a Liberal lead to a Unionist majority and shocking conservatives. The result, debated across London circles, followed large shifts in parliamentary seats, with Manchester also widening Conservative gains. A late night crowd gathered at Liberal headquarters as officials warned of broader implications for the upcoming rounds.
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London
Willie Harcourt
Derby
Wight
Strand
Lord Salisbury
Lord Rosebery
Willim
William
House of Commons
Manchester
Willon Hinecourt
Ibeeral
William Harcourt
Sunday Observer
Unioniat
John Daly
Limerick
Sim Wal
O'Connor
Sun
Tomita
Marquis of
Lornesay
Henry Roxcoe
Drunken Carpenter Fires At Saloon In Old Scores Row
Clay McDonald, a carpenter, drew a six shooter in The Dales saloon and fired five shots. Jim Hawai was struck in the back, Toddetng wounded in the ribs, and McDonald fled to the Columbia hotel before police arrested him. F. Braanot reported a flesh wound. McDonald appeared terrified.
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Dulles
The
Dales
Lamie
Clay McDonald
Mqnor
Jim Hawai
F. Braanot
Jo. McDonald
Columbia
Imitator of Jack the Ripper in St Louis Murder
A disturbing report describes an alleged imitator of Jack the Ripper in St Louis, targeting a Black woman. The victim died after hospital arrival, while Charles Schleicht, a white man accused of living with the woman, faced arraignment on a separate charge.
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St. Louis Negress
St Louia
Ely
Whitechapel
Charles Schleicht
Kansue City
Eiapiaion
Lynching of Two Negroes Reported in Camden Arkansas
Report from Camden Arkansas details two black men lynched by a mob at Hampton near dawn after a prior white man was killed by black assailants two weeks earlier. The mob seized suspects from jail, hanged them, and left no effort to mask identities. Also notes pardons and commutations for rebel prisoners elsewhere, with fines remaining.
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Resurt
Camden
Ark
Hampton
Here
Martin
Jol
Calhoun County
W. FH. Craig
Toulo Marshall
W. J. Seward
K. Wilcox
CASE OF NORDSTROM A LONG FATE FOR FREEDOM
Washington July issue details a pending Nordstrom murder case from Seattle. The court ordered further argument preparation and potential appeals, with references to the Buchanan and Nontrane cases. Officials note the issue hinges on constitutional privilege and federal law.
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Washington
United States
Nordstrom
Seattle
James Hamilton ‘Lewis
Thi Atailey
Machanan
New York
Areiitie
Buchanan
Nowletrom
Silver Democrats Confer in Washington on Party Reorganization
In Washington a conference of silver Democrats discussed forming a national central committee to ensure broader, state representation. They proposed organizing a national body with members from each state and inviting experienced individuals to join committees. The meeting aimed to prepare a new party responsive to common people and reducing landlord and monetary power influence.
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Washington
Jager
Avicainas
Sexmlors Maserasi Parpie
Nilver Democrats
Aumist
Memphis
Ben Uiore Harts
Turple
Tulle
Ailver
Ailver Humocrats
Benator Jones
Ptute
Smut in the Winter Wheat Threatens Harvest
Rockford residents fear a spread of wheat smut endangering yields. Messages describe widespread infection across varieties, with universal rust-like signs in Tall wheat and near ruin without strong cures. In other news, Minchett and Slyania ministers agree to immediate payment of the Mura indemnity requested by the United States via Minkatot Taylor.
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Rockford
Rockfort
Minchett
Slyania
United States
Minkatot Taylor
Plans of Butchery and Massacre in the Sasoun Region
An account from a Sportal Correspondent describes organized attacks around Sasoun, with petroleum shipments used to burn villages and cremating victims. Troop movements near Maud precede the planned mass slaughter, with Armenians in Van facing imminent massacre and stray reports of European powers’ influence.
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Armenia
Sanson
Wong
Saasoun
Erzeroum
Moush
Minah
Sakenun
Turrey 18 Take Decisive Steps Against Armenian Rebels
Report from Van to Constantinople says the Armenian revolutionary movement gains momentum as Marry Williams confesses a plan to ship 3000 rifles from Austria to Armenia. Williams, a Caucasus native, links the movement to funding from a fourth party with agents in Asia and America. Sultan receives US Minister Terrill after a palace audi ence. Two thousand Ohio miners strike for higher pay.
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Van
Armenia
Constantinople
Tontboukla
Babel Pasha
Marry Willams
Waptirat Land
Williams Hid
Revolutionary Party
Austria
Artonnia
Williams
Babri
Fritiah Wubjort
Caucasus
Avia
Lonvine
Junal
Armantan
Boise Mayor Faces City Police Stir in Idaho
A power struggle between Boise mayor and city council over police appointments culminated in the council installing a new force while the mayor’s order sought to uphold the old. After negotiations failed, the new police went on duty as the mayor conceded council correctness in the decision. In a separate report, convicts at a Walla Walla penitentiary were questioned about a murder involving Harris and Benson, with officials withholding details as investigations continued.
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Boise
Idaho
Coupell
Pierce
Coupe
Tn Wathes
Pirtre Wan
Gounell
Fils
Walla Walla
Mits
Harris
Allon Benson
Prox Cub
Onnsby
Privon
Lorney
Gotham
New York
Bain Prageleee
Antnies
Levine
Arnie
Italia
Wariowe
Wurth
Germany Cites Strict Law Limiting Foreign Testimony
Ambassador Tunyon informed Washington that Germany objects to taking testimony of German citizens by U S authorities. German courts and officials restrict letters rogatory and use of interrogatories, while United States residents acting in official capacity may still administer oaths. The dispute concerns evidence gathering for cases involving goods exported to the United States.
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Wshington
Tunyon
State Department
Germany
United States
Judes
United State
Bermane Jou
Waliewl
Wagon Struck by Train in Salt Lake City Injury Toll Grows
A wagon was struck by a passenger train at Fourth Street near the city limits this afternoon. Victims, all from Buena Vista Colorado, include Jorge Pyle who suffered a skull fracture and internal injuries, Henry Pyle, and Dr A Wright. They were taken to the Union Protile Hospital in Ogden.
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Salt Lake City
Salt Like
Fourth Street
Union Parie Mssenger
Gworke Pyle
Henry Pyle
de A. Wright
Tuena Vista
Col
Ali
Jorge Pyle
Dr. Wright
Union Proltie Hoapluel
Opden
Winnebago Indians Involved in Disturbance On Cimini Reservation
Report details a drunken confrontation involving Winnebago and Omaha individuals on the Cimini reservation with police involvement led by Parker. The incident sparked unrest among the men and escalated as Parker attempted to flee, prompting pursuit and detention. Additional unrest followed among local residents. In a separate note, Japan orders free shipment from Tacoma firm, 15000 tons of Washington tit to be allocated by Japanese army with barrels shipped by rail and sea between now and July.
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Oman
Cimani
Polleeman
Georgy Parker
Mim
Parker
Jim
Dvelne
Ray Rrailt
Japan
Tacoma
Aroma
Adame & Bone
Marctiente
Washington
Sangle
Chip Atsemer Strath Devis
Atomis
Democratic Societies of Utah Declare for Free Coinage
The third annual meeting of the territorial democratic society was held here with many attendees. A declaration of principles urged undying loyalty to the party and called for universal suffrage and unlimited coinage of gold and silver at a fixed ratio.
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Vletius
Democratic Party
Reward Offered for Capture of Symes in Adams County
Adams County and Lincoln County authorities and local leaders announce a total reward of 1,000 to capture Symes. Reports place Symes in the Alabama Mary country as of this afternoon, with efforts intensifying to effect the capture.
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Adams County
Niceville
Syma
This
Lincoln
Symes
AL Marhy
Fall of the Bastile celebrated Dilek ceremonies in Paris
Paris and other French cities marked the Bastille anniversary with quiet public rites. President Puare viewed the Longchamp garrison as patriots gathered before the statue. demonstrations were orderly and restrained as the republic’s fete proceeded.
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Dilek
Paris
France
Paria
Adilay
Baatile
Puare Re
Longchamps
Strashure
Stanford Revenue Planted in Grapes and Grain
Mrs. Stanford plans to support the university with vineyard and grain profits. The letter details acreage, anticipated production, and the use of brandy and wine for medicinal needs. It notes student numbers, anticipated term openings, and ongoing appeals regarding university funds and relief.
All Drowned In Inland Waters Trial Trip Yacht Loss
A small inland waters tragedy near Fouth Haven Meh ends with all aboard lost after a trial trip of a new yacht Resuity. The life saving crew reached the scene but the vessel sank quickly. Bodies recovered include Key and other crewmates. A separate fatal wreck near Dallas claims engineer A. L. Horner and Fireman John Devine aboard the Texan Paveii with no passengers harmed.
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Fouth Haven
Meh
Tmiteworth
War Fria
Barthere
Mowirre
Corton Pond
Hiibor
Nagull
Bullson
Brent
Erie
Adolph Sehwarts
Sehwarts
Ganev
Lye Pelea
Nave Berth
Dullas
Handley Trilay
A. L. Horner
John Devine
Chicago Under Selling New York Strife in Dry Goods Trade
Turbulent issues split dry goods men in Chicago and New York over hosiery imports from Germany. Chicago retailers accuse Western rivals of undercutting prices, while New York importers claim unfair practices by Chicago houses. Expect tense exchanges and possible confrontations as the dispute unfolds.
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Chicago
New York
Germany
Braikore
Nationalization of Railways Movement Sparks Public Debate
In London and Washington reports discuss a proposed nationalization drive across Great Britain’s railways and related public policy. The War Department seeks guidance on any military reservations near Puget Sound and interior transfer actions by the President. Local coverage notes rising costs and the public focus on railway reform and related political priorities.
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London
Daly Ho
Lesyrum
War Department
Waatington
The
Interior
Puget Sound
Washivurton
Interior Department
United States Engineer's Report on Pacific Coast Works
The report describes extensive work in progress along the Pacific coast, detailing jetty extensions at Keen Yamr and related harbor improvements. It notes high water levels, ongoing dredging, and anticipated completion of stabilization measures, with emphasis on river and harbor engineering efforts and funding implications.
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Pacific
Washington
Joly
M. Fie
Anna
Aegeon
Ravelin
Hutt
H. Hewrhaw
California
Norte
Rmauna
Chinatown barroom tragedy shocks New York traveler
A commercial traveler from New York dies after a stabbing in a Chinatown barroom. Police report a fight erupted involving several locals, with one assailant fatally injuring the traveler before fleeing. Authorities say the case remains under investigation with no arrests announced.
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Chinatown
New York
Dan Francine
Dute
B. Horglerion
Rochester
Chiro Morr
Baldwin Tites
Henderson
Caloon
Tonavery
Amphitrite Trials Ten-Inch Guns At Cruiser Tests
Fragmentary report describes Amphitrite test firing ten inch guns and a sequence of military and political notes. Mentions Wanhimevon, July, and various scattered names and places, with garbled OCR style missing clear coherence.
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Amphitrite
A Village in Ruins After Deadly New Jersey Cyclone
Terrifying cyclone devastates Cherry Hill and surrounding hamlets killing and injuring dozens. Reports name missing residents and describe homes torn apart, with hotel, barns, and streets reduced to rubble. One infant perishes, while survivors seek shelter as clean up begins.
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Cherry Hill
Conrad Fretherman
Athent
Boone Wannr
Mireran
Preiderman
Fe Bam
Crete
Palrmount
Chvenry Eoi
New York
MerHill
Lovhia Keliquin
Rockaway
Victoria Woodhull Martin Faces Legal Troubles at Trial
Vict oria Woodhull Martin enters a legal battle as a steamer voyage to Europe is delayed and court proceedings unfold. A judge orders Mrs. Martin to pay costs while she defends herself against claims of property and duty, amid warnings of further legal action and possible delays in her residence arrangements.
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Europe
New York
Victoria Woodhull
Martin Ead
Hatal Sinjoalie
Abe
Tanuye
Mra
Sarina
Rat
Juntos Blower
Daly
Ella OQ
Mae
Martin
Nola
Aes
Aarti
Funeral of Ex Gov Stevenson in Mason Hall
A large crowd gathered for the funeral of former Governor A Bhewemen, held in Mason Hall from 10 to 11, with services at 1 pm and interment at Mason Hill Cemetery. The procession included militia, Uniform Rank Knights of Pythias, and Masonic groups, followed by carriages and a lengthy tribute sequence.
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EXGOV
Stevenson
Lili
Campany
Knights
Pythiss
Hemoote
Geend Todge
Menwan
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Sir Wiliam Harcourt
Christian Endeavorers
Boston
Christian Endeavor
Thole Vnbors
Meestonn
Gle
Wwerw
Mavnie
South
Tipi
Movma
Parnell Hall
Jack the Ripper
Arkansas
Conference OF Silver Democrats
Senator Jones
Peffer
Watts
Bewert Pennusmann
Royeku
Turmans
Reich
York
Turkey
Sassoun
Garden of Eden
Sak Foun
Maud
Sutie
Constantiopl
Modiean
Konercabe
Aaieoun
Sven Chit
Baghour
Meutian
Tess Europe
Garden of
Den
Turrey
Belmnire
Ohio
Thoumaro
Ohio County
Tiyer Fry
Cmt
Americ
Vance
Drunk
Democratic Societies OF
Utah
Asoolation
Derming & Wesker
Hipltay House
Rommaee An Wetahts
Palma
Thomas Bastrad
Cubs Revelutiontete
Cat
Gongaler de Quesada
Jase
Stanford Revenue
Stanford
Leland Stanford
Vina Fano
Wich
Grapid
Spouklius
Shinfard University
Tve
University
Seri
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Hope
Annies
Ewii
Lee
Stanford Haw
Rose
Shy Roel Will Bee Howe
Ghicago
Walla Walla Union
Walla Watla
Wanhimevon
Monster Amphitrite Bae Jiteelur
Flaine Reale
Ana
Bae
Aerous
Hue Meek
Hanus Kately
Tiane
Benin
Ris
Bunwe Olen
Likgudlay Heperat ES
Ltn
Ge Cne
Coluisbian
Fmm Vanenuwer
Aerome
Wikean
Miles City
Bran Nu Bank
Mont
New Jersey
Victorma Woodhull
Martin's
Schofield
Beattie
Joti
Boho
Pacific Totey
Havine
East Wapaterer
Washingam
D.C
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