End of Strike NEA at Hand in Kentucky Mines
The United Mine Workers of Kentucky refused to strike, a move believed to influence Alabama miners. In Birmingham rumors say a settlement between mine operators and miners may occur tomorrow after multiple meetings today. Details of proceedings were not disclosed by attendees.
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United Mine Workers of
Kentucky
Alabama
Birmingham
Ala
Spetial
Mooris
United Mine Workers of Kentucky
Jocal
Steamship Line Opens Between Charleston and Central America
The Fruit Dispatch Company announces a new Charleston Central America steamship service. The first vessel arrives July 10 from Port Limon Costa Rica with regular weekly sailings to follow. The line aims to carry growing freight and passengers from Charleston as the fleet expands.
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Charleston
Central America
8.C
Fruit Dispatch Company
New York
Port Limon
Costa Rica
Mobile
Here
West Indies
Iiscal
Philadelphia
Shwanee Summer Term Opens at Sewanee University
The University of the South in Sewanee opened its thirty sixth year with opening chapel services led by Rev. Huson Stock and Bishop Gailor. Registration was heavier than in years past with 150 grammar, 200 academic, 15 law, 30 theological students and nearly 200 medical students. No formal Fourth of July celebration was held, though private displays occurred at night and the university declared a holiday.
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Sewanee
Ann
Staly
University of the South
University Chapel
Huson Stock
Dallas
Tex
Gailor
Tennessee
Pope and U S Reach Deadlock Over Philippine School Question
Negotiations between the pope and the United States government stir Catholic Atlanta as arbitrators fail to resolve who controls church schools in the Philippines. The Catholic World favors selling church property to end education dispute, arguing it would promote peace and church independence from civil control.
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United States
Atlanta
Philippines
Vt 3 Church
The
Catholic World
Americas
Mortality of Confederate Prisons in the North Debate
Judge Bartlett rebuts Pennsylvania claims about cruel treatment of Union prisoners in Confederate prisons. He cites Surgeon General Barnes and Secretary Stanton figures, Grant's exchanges testimony, and General Lee’s letter to argue Confederate authorities sought humane care and exchanges. He condemns war-time cruelty as unacceptable and rejects justifications under military necessity or No. 100 orders.
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Washington
Iely
Bartlett
Georgia
Mahon
Pennsylvania
Philippines
Roosevelt
Arlington
Mahot
James G. Blaine
South
Anserton
Virginia
United States
Stanton
Congress
Hilton ‘Head
Geng¢ral Sherman
Barnes
United States Army
Federgl
Lahava
will.Ingert
Grant
Benjamin &. Butler
Charles A. Dana
Ranka
Charien A. Dana
New York
Welle
Jefferson Davis
Bee
Davis
Blaina
Lherty
City Point
B. F. Butter
Ogree Point
Butlers
Hitchcock
Sherman
A. S. Grant
B. F. Butler
Committee of Congress
Committee
Ould
Fortress Monroe
Dana
Andersonville
General Lea
Congressional Reconstruction
Rohnert Bee
Appomattox
Robert
Congressions
Mr. Howard
Libby
Belle Isle
A. Mever
Charleston
Salspury
Waunain
Thesa
War Department
Richmond
North
Tina
War. Department
Lee
Lexington
Charles Carter
Walnut
Philadelphia
J. Francis Fisher
Wilmer
Confederate Congress
Want Department
North Carolina
United States Sanitary Commission
Petersburg
Br. Josepones
The
University Medical Press
Nashville
Lea
Bartett
Alexander Stephens
Mrj Stephens
Judes Ould
Savannah
Jake
Atta
Armiva
A. I
A Texas Wonder Hopeful Kidney Remedy Ad
Advertisement from Hartsville Texas dated October 26 1901 touts Hal’s Great Discovery Texas Wonder as a cure for kidney and bladder troubles diabetes and rheumatism claiming effectiveness for men women and children and offering mail order if not sold locally with testimonials including a county treasurer.
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Hal
mMail
Dr. We. Ban
P. OG
st.Mo
Hartlettsville
Texas
E. W
Hall
St. Leula
Athens
B. Devall
County
Treas
Retaliation and cruelty in war laws debated in Congress
A congressional debate cites Section 3 and Article 80 of a policy order limiting retaliation and forbidding torture to extract confessions. Critics condemn cruelty by U S and Confederate officials in the Philippines while defending the army and denouncing expansionist policies and forced obedience to command.
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Regu
United States Army
Philippines
Mil
Risoner
Lving
Waller Declares C E Waller For Governor In Primary
Birmingham July 4 Special reports that Charles BE Waller of Hale will run for governor in the approaching primary. Waller was a strong opponent of Governor Bamford and remains popular. Judge Caffee of Birmingham is currently the only announced opponent of Governor Jelks, while L B Muse Grove and former Governor Johnston have been accused of entering the race. If all five enter, vigorous politics are expected.
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Birmingham
Ala
Charles BE
Waller
Hale
Bamford
Caffee
Jelks. L. B
Musegrove
Jaaper
Johnston
Hag de
Society of Cincinnati Elects New Officers in Raleigh
Raleigh July 4 The North Carolina Society of Cincinnati held its annual meeting this afternoon selecting a slate of officers including Obert J. Bro and J Alston Cagall. Heriot ckeores was elected an antiste honor rarely conferred.
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Society of Cincinnati
Raleigh
N. C
North Carolina
Speciety
Matt
Dng
Drone
Obert J. Bro“Wa. Hoke
Haywood
Carolina
James Alston Cagall
Isaac Ridgeway
Te Iam
Bail. Harris
F Sy ‘Grant
Atlanta
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Shwanee
Cyrep “Venn
Dorthy
Bartram
Fennig Ince
Janta Dering
Jos
Gea
Florodora
Childs
Jackson Square
E .Rice Greenvilley
Drummond
the Hound of
Baskeevilles
Tomonow
C. E. Waller
Teachers’ Institute
Als
W.W. Davis
Azores
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