Riots in Seoul: Japanese Police Suppress Protests at Palace
Reports from Seoul say rioters surrounded the premier's residence were dispersed by Japanese police aided by artillery. Crown Prince accession ceremonies occurred, while fighting and arson hit Ping Yang. Casualties include Japanese and Korean deaths and many wounded as troops reinforce the palace.
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Seoul
Korea
Ito
Imperial Guard
Haseganas
Ping Yang
Cabinet
Ing Yong
Mov
Great Hell
Hasegawa
Nebraska Faces Extreme July Heat This Year
Nean Nebraska July 20 1901 reports Nebraska enduring the month’s most intense heat yet with the Weather Bureau thermometer at 94 degrees at 9 am The humid conditions caused widespread discomfort and suffering amid a recent rally.
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Nean
Neb
American wife of Earl of Rosslyn granted divorce
In Edinburgh on July 20, the wife once Miss Anna Robiton of Minneapolis received a divorce from the Earl of Rosslyn. The couple had wed in London on May 31, 1905.
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Ednburgh
Scotland
Earl of Rosslyn
Anna Robiton
Minnapolis
London
Poet and scholar Edward R. Taylor tapped as San Francisco mayor
In San Francisco Dr Edward R Taylor a poet lawyer and physician accepted the mayoralty call after Eugene Schmits conviction pledging independence from party politics autonomy for departments and selection of capable nonpartisan supervisors He aims for strict order and law enforcement. In Hahnville Louisiana a mob attempt to lynch four Italians condemned in the Lamana kidnapping ends in a crowded train derailment with many dead or injured.
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San Francisco
Cal
Edward Rt. Taylor
Rudolph Spreckles
William
Langdon
Hastogs Law College
Board of Freeholders
Eugene KH. Schmits
Eee Aes
Taylor
Adentiy
Hahnville
Lamana
Miler
Ancient Egyptian finds reveal early Christ fragment and 100000 year old pottery
Archaeologists report two discoveries in Egypt. A possible early Christian fragment and pottery dated at around 100000 years old challenge existing timelines. Further study planned to confirm origins and context.
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Egypt
Christ
Cuban Joan of Arc Juan Quesada Dies in Havana
New York dispatches report the death of Senora Juan Quesada in Havana at age seventy. Known as the Cuban Joan of Arc, she came from a good family and joined the ten years war against Spain, wielding the machete alongside other Amazons.
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New York
Havana
Senora Juan Quesada
Joan of Arc
Spain
Jamaica Famine Deepens in Eastern Regions
The Jamaican famine worsens after eight months of drought in eastern areas. Crops are destroyed, cattle losses are heavy, and hundreds depend on mangoes for survival. Hunger grows with no relief until the October rains.
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Kieren
Sematen
Jamaica
Judge Lawlor Rules Against Glass Defense
Judge Lawlor rules against the Glass defense and allows the prosecution to admit all similar offense testimony. The decision narrows defense arguments and permits broader use of prior conduct evidence in the case.
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Lawlor
Mayor Exposed 10 Cases of Smallpox in San Francisco
San Francisco reports smallpox breakout in the county jail after adjournment of the Glass case hearings. Mayor Schmits and Emil J. Zimmer, Pacific States Telephone vice president, are confined. Zimmer faces further contempt penalty. Judge Lawler orders jail lockdown until health assurances end infection risk. Grand jury proceedings on Pacific Telephone officials expected to continue Monday. In Washington, the army and navy convention supports restoring the army canteen.
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San Francisco
Cal
Board of Supervisors
T. W. Halsey
Lawler
Amdstant
Francis J. Heney
Delphin M. Deimas
Dail
Tely
Sher
Unty
Schmits
Emil J. Zimmer
Pacific States Telephone Company
Zimmer
Imm
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph
Langdon
Journal Publishing Co sues for libel in New Mexico
Santa Fe July 206 Special George W Pinchases Pane sues the Journal Publishing Co of Albuquerque alleging libel damages may reach 50000. The suit stems from Morning Journal articles during George Richard Prichard's probe of Arthur Treiford prison abuses. The attorney general cites numerous alleged libelous statements impacting Prichard's safety.
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Santa Fe
N. M
George W. Pinchases Pane
First Judicial District
PabMwhing Co
Albuquerque
I Fe
Morning Journal
Prichard
Arthur Treiford
Territorial Prison
Oridere
Raynolds
Ing Journal Daily
Sto
Ace
Journal
One Chance to Prosecute Harriman Seen by Officials
Open question on whether Edward Harriman should be criminally prosecuted under federal anti trust laws. The Interstate Commerce Commission chair notes unlikely outcome, while Justice officials weigh the Clark and Southern Pacific deal and immunity issues in the Alton case.
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Shington
D.C
Edward H. Harriman
Knapp
Interstate Commerce Commission
Harriman
Department of Justice
Bonaparte
Frank Kellogs
Southern Pacific
W. A. Clark
Montana
California
Clark
Union Pacific
Clark Road
Were Ireland's Gems Pledged for Loan
sensational rumors swirl around the recent theft at Dublin Castle of state regalia valued at $250,000. whispers claim the gems were moved as security for a loan, with private hints naming a depositor amid social and political upheaval.
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Dublin
Ireland
Dublin Castle
Missouri River Flood Advances Past 24 Foot Stage
Kansas City Missouri July 20 The Missouri and Kaw rivers rise causing damage Basements on Union Avenue West Bottoms floodwater reaches the boat tine Warehouse Main Street East Bottoms A hundred truck farmers in Indiana Kansas forced to see Water near 24 foot stage predicted tonight by Weather Observer Connor Damage widespread merchants moved goods before the flood Further rises unlikely though rivers at flood stage hinder precise forecasts
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Kansas City
Missouri
Union Avenue
Main Street
Inda
Quinduro
Kan
Connor
American Couple Weds in London at St Margaret's Chapel
London July 20 An American couple tied the knot at St Margaret's chapel Westminster at noon today Dr David Moffat Gillespie son of the late William Gillespie of New York and nephew of Denver financier David Moffat wed Lilian Brechemin daughter of Lieut Col Brechemin US Army amid a ceremony noted for its American connections and traditions in the historic church.
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London
St. Margaret's Chapel
Westminster
David Moffat Killespie
William Gillespie
New York
David Moffat
Denver
Lilian Brechemin
Col. Brechemin
United States Army
Grant reduction in goal rates
The Interstate Commerce Commission at the urging of Union Pacific and Oregon Short Line railroads authorizes a 26 cent per ton coal rate reduction for shipments to Washington Idaho and Nevada from July 19 to September 2 to spur summer purchases and shipments.
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New York
Interstate Commerce Commission
Union Pacific
Oregon Short Line
Washington
Idaho
Nevada
Cleveland recovery seen as sending him to summer home
Princeton N J July 20 ex President Cleveland has recovered from a recent attack of acute indigestion and is expected to visit his summer home by the first of August.
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Princeton
N. J
Cleveland
Hawley Ridicules Defense Testimony at Haywood Case
Lead state counsel delivers impassioned argument as Hawley ridicules defense testimony. The courtroom clash centers on credibility and legal strategy in the Haywood case.
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State
Haywood
Haywood Trial Becomes Final Stage Amid Heated Closing
Boise July 20 Willam D Haywood defense and state argue over Orchard’s testimony and alleged train wreck plot The prosecutor Hawley portrays Orchard as truthful while Darrow objects to use of “liar” terms The judge warns jurors to disregard unfounded statements as proceedings move to closing arguments
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Boise
Idaho
Willam D. Haywood
James H. Hawley
Haywood
Hawley
Orchard
Adams
Orchard Timony
Gov. Peabody
Steve Adams
Bob
Darrow
Wood
Geo Pettibone
Mine Owners’ Association
Independence Depot
Adame
Bradley
Pettibone
Mateur
San Francisco
Many Killed in Passenger Collision near Salem Michigan
A Pere Marquette excursion train heading from town to Detroit wrecked about ten this morning two miles east of Salem. Ten to twenty persons were killed and many injured. Eleven coaches of the train collided head on with eight. The excursion train carried shop employees on their annual outing.
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New Orleans
Salem
Mich
Detroit
Here
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Journal Publishing Company
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F. H. Harriman
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