Army Demoralization Letter Demands Roosevelt Reply
A Lake George meeting of anti imperialists issued an open letter to President Roosevelt criticizing his July 14 court martial review of General Jacob Hi. Smith. The signers assert widespread demoralization across all Army branches in the Philippines and allege criminal acts including kidnapping murder robbery and torture.
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Lake George
N. Y
Anti Mperialista
New York
Philippines
Roosevelt
Jacob Hi. Bmith
Gust
Lake Georges
Charles Francis Adama
Carl Schurz
Edwin Burritt Smith
Moorfield Story
Herbert Welch
Smith
Restful Day at Oyster Bay Portents Quiet Weekend
President Roosevelt spent a calm Sunday at Bagamore Hill with Secretary Moody after morning services at Christ Episcopal Church Oyster Bay opened its post office for the first Sunday in village history though the president did not use the facility The move caused local stir and drew sharp criticism from Rev Alexander G Russell pastor of the local Presbyterian church who condemned the Sunday opening.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Bagamore Hill
Christ Episcopal Whorch
Moody
Alexander G. Russell
Het Presbyterian Church
Sune Dey
Trade Outlook Improves Brightened by Agriculture Prospects
A New York summary notes improved trade outlook with rising railway stock highs and strong grain activity as oats replace corn in leading speculative cereals. July rail earnings show 23 percent year over year growth amid broad merchandise distribution. In Port of Spain the Venezuelan Civil War report describes Mendoza’s forces defeating reinforcements and capturing ammunition near Alto de la Palma. Washington reports irrigation bill tension with Agriculture pushing for control over reservoir siting and storage basins. Topeka covers Populist moves to run a full state ticket, with a convention set for August 21.
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New York
R. G. Kun & Co
Wnd
Port of Spain
Zuelan
Luciano Mendoza
Castro
Trujillo
Alto de la Palma
Lepoldo Baptista
Mndoza
Baptista
Carache
Los Andes
Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Department of Agriculture
Nsst
Topeka
Popuiate
Kansas
Feld
J. H. Lathrop
N. Robbins
Wharton Barker
Philadelphia
DeWinat
Siberia
Port Townsend
Wash
Harry DeWindt
Jowney
Bering Sea
Skagway
Viscount de Conchamp Belligarde
George Harding
Stephen Ragtofayeff
Sterla
DeWindt
Body of John W. Mackay to sail for United States delayed
London July 28 The body of John W. Mackay who died in Europe last Saturday will not be shipped to the United States until General U3 health permits departure.
Injunction issued against UMW official and allies at Ganley Coal site
Federal Judge Keller barred G W Purcell national executive member and six others including W S Wilson and "Mother" Jones from organizing camps near the Ganley Mountain Coal property. They were accused of supplying strikers but not forbidden to aid miners directly.
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Charleston
W. Va
Keller
G. W. Purcell
The
United Mine Workers
Wilson
Jones
Ganley Mountain Coal Company
Purcell
Kealnst
Chicago Grain and Provisions Trading Report
Bears controlled most grain markets with drops across wheat corn oats and rye amid receipts and favorable crop prospects. July wheat fell while September and other months showed sharp declines. prices for corn oats and rye moved lower. Cash prices for No 2 red wheat and various cash grains listed. live stock and hog prices reported across Chicago and other markets with receipts and steady to lower trends.
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Jel
Dee
Stee
Chicago
G&gade
Kansas City
Western Fed
Texas
Toillon
St. Joseph
Bt. Joseph
Riot at election in Camden ends with multiple injuries
In Camden and surrounding towns during New Jersey First district delegate voting, violence erupted at several polling places. Pugilist Joe Goddard was fatally shot in Pensauken while a colored constable, Robert Washington, fought back. Other injuries included stabbings and a fatal heart shot to John Morrilsey. Loudenslager appears set to win a majority with about twenty five delegates.
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Camden
N. J
New Jersey
Gloucester
Salem
Henry ©. Loudenslager
J. A. van Sant
Robert Washington
Goddard
Cooper Hospital
Isaac Fowler
Pensauken Township
Merchantville
Third
Beckett
John Morrilsey
Harry Miller
Loudenglager
Loot and Losses Across Wyoming Camps
A band of 150 masked men surrounds sheep camps 115 miles west of Lander Freemont County Wyoming killing Mexican herder Sam Galaxes and about 65 000 sheep driven to mountains left to fend for themselves. Militia may be called to protect sheepmen amid ongoing lawless violence.
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Wyoming
Lander
Wyo
Sam Galaxes
Fremont
Drunken men try to wreck trolley train near Rochester
Five men placed obstruction on the track near the rifle range to stop inbound cars. A rear end collision injured seven passengers, with seven Rochester residents listed as seriously or seriously hurt and two others narrowly escaping. The crash damaged vestibules and seats as car 444 struck the blocked car. police search for the five men amid alcohol influence.
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Rochester
N. Y
Rifle Range
Horace D. Bryan
Miss Netlia Ritter
Tragedy Over Theft of Dime in Louisville
A shooting affray over a ten cent theft in Louisville last night left one man dead and two wounded. The deceased is George Seaboldt while the injured are James Clark and William Seaboldt. Clark, a machinist, sent his boy to a store with 10 cents. a robber seized the money and fled. Seaboldt was shot through the right lung, with death possibly from the wound or ambulance collision with a streetcar.
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Louisville
George Seaboldt
James Clark
William Seaboldt
Clark
Ind
Senholdts
Seaholdt
Six Men Hanged in Arkansas in Quiet Execution Day
In Little Rock six men were hanged for murder across sites in Arkansas. Dee Noland and Tom Simms, both colored, were executed near Wallaceburg and Spring Hill. James Kitts, Cy Tanner, and Dave McWhorter, colored and white respectively, were put to death in Arkansas City Forest City and Van Buren. Lath Hembree, white, completed the slate at Center Point.
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Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
Washington
Dee Noland
Wallaceburg
Tom Simms
Nancy
Thabita Jutton
Spring Hill
Arkansas City
James Kitts
Jim Johnson
Forest City
Cy Tanner
Robert Bisch
Battle with horse thieves near Guthrie in Caddo County
Sheriff Jim Thompson and Deputy Smith led a confrontation with a gang of horse thieves under Charles Johnson on July 28 along the South Canadian River in Caddo County Oklahoma. Johnson and several men were wounded and captured. the officers were unhurt. A large reward for Johnson was reportedly offered by President Diaz.
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Guthrie
Oklo
Caddo County
Jim Thompson
Smith
Charles Johnson
Diaz
Johnson
South Canadian
Missouri Man Shoots Sweetheart Then Ends Life
Charley Weyley of Norwood, age twenty-five, shot and killed his former sweetheart Miss Josephine Sheridan at her Springheld home, then fatally shot himself. Jealousy is suspected. the two had been engaged to marry until about a month earlier.
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Missouri
Springheld
Charley Weyley
Norwood
Josephine Sheridan
Wesley
Mad deed of young wife shocks Woodsfield set
Mrs Everett Spence aged nineteen killed her husband aged twenty one and then herself in Woodsfield Ohio yesterday. They had been married less than two months and were both well connected. The husband was asleep when shot. The act is blamed on temporary mental derangement. Nearby Indian dances at White Eagle Indian Territory draw tribes including Poncas Osages Kiowas and Otoes with seven hundred tepees set up.
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Woodsfield
Everett Spence
Tr 1G
White Eagle
I. T
Indian Territory
Death of Matthew Killilea in Milwaukee
Matthew Killilea, a well known baseball figure from Milwaukee, died yesterday in the city after several months illness. He had not been bedbound until three weeks ago, and his passing ends a long period of illness noted in Winneconnee.
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Matthew Kiliiiea
Milwaukee
Winneconnee
Wis
Matthew Killilea
Irishman Enlists in Cavalry Aims To Tickle Opponent
A humorous tale from St James Gazette about an Irish recruit in a cavalry regiment who proves patriotic yet naive. The fencing instructor questions his understanding of sword use and the recruit replies with a quip about lightly tapping the opponent to test if he is feigning.
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Pat
Noow
St. James Gazette
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