Riot at Smuggler Union mines ends with temporary truce
Telluride reports a shooting flare at Smuggler Union mines during a long strike over ore breaking contracts. Several wounded including W. M. Jordan and Charles Becker. John Barthtell killed. A temporary agreement by Edgar Collins withdraws most workers, keeping watchmen only as talks continue. Telegraph lines cut, towns quiet at night.
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Denver
Telluride
Col
Marshall
Savage
Will Jordan
Charles Hecker
Nicholson
J. Lujan
Jordan
Sheridan
Sheldon
Bullion Tunnel
Nicho
Liberty Bell
Tomboy
Ouray
Silverton
Camp Bird
W. M. Jordan
John Nicholson
Union
Edgar Collins
Canton
Kent
Sullivan
Western Federation of Miners
Troops Not Needed at Smuggler Union Mine Riot
Governor Orman ordered militia callups after Telluride reports of a mine riot at Smuggler Union. Sheriff Deon fain said strikers seized the mine during a truce and forced workers off the range. Troops were kept in readiness as a precaution while no resistance occurred at 10 45 p m.
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Denver
Orman
Deonfain
Telluride
Union
Pueblo
San Miguel
Buckley
Great Northern Passenger Train Held Up in Broad Daylight
News from Great Falls Montana reports a daring daylight robbery six miles west of Malta on Great Northern train No. 3. Three gunmen blew open three safes, stole cash and valuables, shot several aboard including Auditor Douglass and a 14 year old girl, then fled south toward the Little Rockies. A $5,000 reward is posted for their arrest, with posses and federal authorities pursuing across the breaks of the Missouri.
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Great Northern
Malta
Douglass
Standard
Great Falls
Great Northern Railway
James Younger
Rooubery
Harry Longabaugh
Curry Gang
A. W. Douglase
Montana Central
Grand Forke
Kalispell
Price
Great Falle
Rockies
Little
Rocky Mountains
Missouri
D. T. Elliott
St. Paul
Great Northern Express Company
Wagener
Mont
Butte
Auditor Douglass
Woodside
Dhsineer
James Smith
Smith
George Woodside
Mary Wilson
Seattle
Columbus
Chicago
Kansas City
Hkice
Col
C. C. Rice
Valley County
Colonel Rice
United States
Milk River
Billy Madden
Harry Passett
Longabaugh
Union Pacific
Wyoming
Kid Curry
Wint Longabaugh
Northern
Curry
Cascade Bank
Tasue
Secret Service
St. Louis
Montana
Little Rocky
Pike Sandusky
Curry Boys
Sandusky
Johnnie Curry
Lonnie
Southern Pacific
the Kid
Lee Self
Sanducky
Pennsylvanians Take First Heat Easily at Henley
The Pennsylvanians won their Henley heat for the grand challenge cup in decisive fashion, leading Leander to the finish. Crew member Gardner praised their pace, noting no doubt about the result and a strong finish in 3:24.
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Henley
Henley Royal
Trinity Hall
Cambridge
School of Mines Rowing Club
Kingston Rowing Club
Bob Cook
Leander
London
Associated Press
Pittman
Cornell
Yale
Pennsylvania
Frawley Court
Gardner
Su Shih Chin Admitted After Immigration Talks
Assistant Secretary Taylor telegraphed San Francisco immigration authorities to admit Su Shih Chin who had been detained pending his right to entry. Chin is known in China for high attainments and later labeled a revolutionary favoring foreign trade. Treasury officials viewed his offense as political and non-excludable.
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Washington
Taylor
San Francisco
Su Shih Chin
China
Orient
Treasury
Chin
Freight Handlers Strike Paralyzes East St. Louis Rail Yard
In East St. Louis 1485 freight workers including 1155 handlers 30 drivers and 500 clerks walked out demanding higher wagon advances. Patrols by deputies and special officers prevent violence as thousands of loaded cars sit idle and no rail traffic moves except for switch engines preparing passenger trains.
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St. Louis
East St. Louis
Jackseach’s Hall
Tragedy Near Navajo Springs Claims Colored Ex Volunteer
Frank Sheppard, a colored ex volunteer from Huntsville Louisiana, was shot and killed on a troop train returning from San Francisco to the East near Navajo Springs Arizona. The murderer leaped off and remained at large as the train halted. The body was sent to Albuquerque for burial.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Frank Sheppard
Navajo Springs
Ariz
San Francisco
Sheppard
Huntsville
Albuquerque
Heat Wave Grips Nation With Little Relief
Washington reports continuing hot weather east of the Rockies with only brief relief from thunderstorms. Temperatures hit 106 in Phoenix and 102 in Kansas City. Fifteen prostrations and two deaths attributed to heat as storms bring some cooling in the Ohio Valley and mid Atlantic regions.
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Washington
Rocky Mountains
Weather Bureau
Ohio Valley
Middle Atlantic
Atlanta
Boston
Cincinnati
Davenport
Denver
Des Moines
Indianapolis
Littl Rock
Memphis
New Orleans
New York
North Platte
Omaha
Pittsburg
Salt Lake
St. Louis
St. Paul
Springfield
Ill
Vicksburg
Nsas City
Phoenix
Ariz
Kansas
Missouri
Heat Death Toll Surges in Philadelphia Over Two Days
Philadelphia reports more than a hundred fatalities from a blistering heat wave over two days. By midnight 47 deaths were recorded with 250 prostrations, while earlier in the day over 50 deaths and 300 prostrations were noted as the city deployed tents and ordered police to move nearby teams to speed hospital transport.
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Philadelphia
Weather Bureau
Kensington
Three Deaths At Chicago Heat Wave
Three people died and 16 prostrations occurred in Chicago as high humidity and heat made the day uncomfortable. Mrs Mary Brown, suffering dementia, broke into neighbors homes and damaged furniture before being moved to detention hospital. she is expected to recover.
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Chicago
Mary Brown
Intense Heat Persists in Wichita With High Readings
Wichita July 3 intense heat remains with the observatory reporting 100 degrees and private offices recording 109 degrees at 7 this morning.
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Wichita
Kan
Cincinnati Heat Bakes City With High Temperature
Cincinnati Ohio July 8 the maximum temperature reached here today and the day’s heat continues with continued coverage on page two.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
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Mee Senger
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