Southern Woman Robbed At Gambling House Raid
Sheriff and deputies raid Hungerford’s gambling den in Mount Clemens Michigan confiscating the outfit. A wealthy southern woman loses four $100 bills and £600 in jewelry during an encounter with Charles St Smith Frank Fetters and Harry Soungerford. Smith and Fetters arrested while Soungerford fled. Jewelry missing still unresolved.
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Mount Clemens
Mich
Tuly
Sherif Cody
Hungerford
Foungerford
Toungerford
Charles St. Smith
Frank Fletters
Harry Soungerford
Smith
Fetters
Tangerford
Wind delays Shamrock racing in Clyde harbor
In Rothesay Firth of Clyde July 5 wind failures spoil a planned Shamrock trials. Shamrock I led early but drift and calms delayed the result. Shamrock II briefly ahead, then lapsed into a drifting struggle ending the day inconclusive with both yachts still contesting.
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Rothesay
Firth of Clyde
Cumbrae
Shamrock IL
Fourth of July powder test burns boy in Indiana
A 12 year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lake tested a powder after finding a can in a shed. A lighted match caused an explosion burning his face and scorching his hand and arm. His eyes are inflamed and swollen. In other notes, two drownings occurred at Bloomington Lake as White bathing season continues, and carpenters in Elwood resume work after a labor dispute. In Evansville, John Foster and Will Janson seek federal judgeships. In Shelbyville, Alonzo Weaver was killed by lightning, leaving a widow and five children.
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Middleville
Mich
Georgel. Matteson
A. M. Gardner
Charles Lake
Bloomington
Houghton
Iake Whiter Milner
Robert Rustmeyer
Milner
J. We Milner
Rustmeyer
Elwood
Ind
Woon Place
Evansville
Daly d—Tnage
John H. Foster
Will Janson
Woods
Shelbyville
Alonzo Weaver
A. Cassel
Germany
Leiparger Bank
Kruger
DeWet
Rath
Wheeling Junction
O. Migs Elizabeth
Christin Endeaver Society
Jersey
Buffalo
Myron Herrick
Cleveland
Hanna
Italy
Kitchener
Byers
Howard
Gerontino
Mindere Island
Crown
Prince Frederick
Denmark
John M. Hawley
United States
Hartford
Daizell
Congress
Wanna Lng
New York
J. Pierpont Morgan
Markets Report Chicago July Grain and Produce Quotations
Dayton, Ohio native and president of the National Cash Register Company has died in Dayton of heart disease. The Chicago Board of Trade quotations show activity in Wheat, Oats, Pork, and Butter with prices blurred by OCR. Live stock receipts and price ranges are listed for Hogs Cattle Sheep and Lambs, with figures from East Buffalo and Chicago markets.
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Chicago Grain and Produce
Chicago
Board of Trade
Essereas
Apringa
Texas
East Buffalo
Dunning & Stevens
Live
York
White
Hypa de HarterKoy
National Cash Register Company
Dayton
Britain’s Naval Build Up Outlined By Lords In Lords
In the house of lords Earl Selborne states that by year end three armored cruisers of the Cressy class four Formidable class ships and two Canopus class ships will be completed. By mid 1902 two Cressy two Formidable one Monmouth and three Drake class cruisers join the fleet. Destroyers total 113 with five submarines ordered awaiting completion next September. Hospital ships include the Maine donated via Bernard Baker. Wireless telegraphy will equip new slips and repairs across ships. The government seeks best boiler types and notes German innovations. The Statist notes possible fresh war loan and treasury powers during recess.
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London
House of Lords
Earl of Selborne
Admiralty
Michi
Great Britain
Selhorne
Cressy
Loase of Commons
Mediterranean
Bernard Baker
Atlantic Transport
Maine
Shiebuilding
Treasury
South Africa
Reformers Hear Sessions at Detroit Conference
John Lents of Ohio argued reform must start with politics and advocate government ownership of telegraphs and utilities while Mayne Jones denounced parties as liberty barriers. Detroit talks cover political precedents and party roles, with next topics by J B Wowarth.
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John Lents
Mayne Jones
Detroit
Tuly
John J. Lentz
Ohio
Lentse
J. B. Wowarth
Pingtree
Editor Causes Death in Lake Incident at Pray Taw
Editor Frank N. Dean of the Hartford Allfates died after leaping into Pray Taw lake during a party outing to escape a sudden accident. Companions overturned the boat during the struggle to shore, while others searched the water for him. The incident occurs amid tensions between the Pottawatomie alliance and Yale Chicago, with speculation linking Dean's death to troubles with Indians.
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Sondentz
Joseph
Mich
Pray Taw Lake
Frank N. Dean
Hartford Allfates
Pottawatomie Indian Nation
Yale Chicago
Eliet Deak
Pothwon
Free Trade Resolution Passed by Porto Rican Assembly
In San Juan on July 6 the Porto Rican assembly unanimously approved a free trade resolution after Governor Allen argued its merits. Tollander’s revenue report supported the measure as a path to greater island prosperity without extra customs duties. The vote prompted a major Fourth of July celebration funded by Allen’s committee and local donations.
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San Juan
Porto Rico
Porto Rican Assembly
Allen
Porteter
Tollander
Chuling
Chuling 2,600 School Children and 800 Native Troops, the Fovernor
Bam
Yankton
Marines
Poliee
Bayamon
Arecibo
Coamo
Cayey
Camry
Antillo
Tnole Fam
Onito
Nome
Rome
Tates Andra Porto Fucin
Alten
Ponce
Fourth of July celebrations span nations and ships
Reports from Havana to Berlin describe July Fourth observances by American troops in Camp Columbia and embassies, plus Cuban participation and mass crowds. Citizens vote for a permanent Cuban Fourth. U.S. colonies and cities host picnics, parades, and fireworks as global coverage notes celebrations across continents and venues.
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Cervera
Almirante Oquendo
Westerday
United States
Havana
Camp Columbia
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