Remains of Victims in Johnstown Mine Toll Tops 112
Johnstown Pa July 12 A careful AP tally lists 112 bodies recovered from the Cambria Steel Till mine following Thursday's explosion with further recoveries possible. Mine officials and inspectors describe extensive damage and gas hazards, with many workers still unaccounted in a grim search and funeral processions underway across the city.
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Johnstown
Cambria Steel Company
Associated Press
Robinson
Westmont
G. T. Robinson
Jaméy E Roderick
I. T. Bryans
M. G. Moore
A- G. Prosser
Che? Roderick
Hoderick
Elvans
Evans
Ans. Robinson
Moore
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promised to Restore Health
Health, strength, peace and pleasure are pledged to be restored by Hood's Sarsaparilla. The remedy is claimed to radically expel illness and build up the entire system, backed by thousands of grateful testimonials.
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Hood
Horses Plunge Over Embankment In Cadet Drill
West Point cadets and officers endured a severe accident during an artillery drill when a gun carriage and four horses leaped an embankment near Crow Nest mountain. Captain Edwin St John Greble suffered broken legs and internal injuries. Cadet Moore injured badly. Philips slight bruises. others escaped. Captain Greble later served in the Philippines. his father was the first regular officer killed in the Civil War.
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West Point
N. Y
Edwin St. John Greble
United States Army
Greble
High Falls
Edmund M. Blake
Collins
Minols
Philips
Ohio
Grier
Pennsylvania
Boughton
Michigan
R. C. Moore
Missouri
Crow Nest Mountain
Newburg
Captain Greble
Cadet Collins
Cadet Moore
Philippines
John T. Greble
Orangemen clash with Catholics in Canongate at Holyrood park
In Edinburgh a tumult broke out as about ten thousand Orangemen returning from Holyrood park clashed with Catholic residents in Canongate. Foot police failed to quell the disturbance for over an hour until mounted officers charged. Several people were injured and a few arrests were made.
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Edinburgh
Ireland
Holyrood Park
Canongate
Final Demand on the Vatican to be Made by United States
Washington reports indicate the United States may issue an ultimatum to the Vatican over the expulsion of friars from the Philippines. Talks hinge on when friars will withdraw, with lands confiscation via civil courts as an alternative. Rome seeks to leverage the issue to secure diplomatic ties with the United States.
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Washington
Vatican
Philippines
War Department
Italy
Rome
Taft
Reducing the Naval Force in Philippine Waters
Secretary Moody cabled Rear Admiral Wildes to place the gunboats Arayat Basco Calamianes Mariveles Panay and Paragua out of commission. These small gunboats patrolled the lower Philippine Islands as part of reducing Asiatic station active forces. Orders also told Arthusa to withdraw from Cavite and Princeton likely to follow.
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Washington
Moody
Wildes
Philippine Waters
Arayat
Basco
Calamianes
Mariveles
Panay
Paragua
Philippine Archipelago
Asiatic
Arthusa
Cavite
Princeton
Two Are Killed In Bad Wreck In Peoria Area
Peoria Alabama July 12 two men were killed and several injured when a Toledo Peoria and Western construction train collided with a faster moving extra engine and caboose on a curve. Victims include Peter Icenogle Washington and Taylor El Paso instantly killed. Injured include Ambrose Pierce El Paso dying with skull fracture and John LePage St Louis with broken collar bone and scalp wounds. Others unnamed on the construction crew and traveling salesmen. Bicycle Race Postponed At Manhattan Beach Track
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Peoria
Toledo, Peoria and Western Railway
Peter Icenogle
Washington
Taylor
el Paso
Ambrose Pierce
John LePage
St. Louis
Stewart Meyers
Louisville
Afterdamp Tragedy In Mine Describes Fatal Gas
A miner recalls a deadly afterdamp sweep that felled two companions Whitney and Blanche, and left Retallick and the narrator overcome. The survivor fragments recount waking later to memory of the peril and the failed bid to escape the toxic gas.
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Blondike
Miner
Whitney
Blanche
Retallick
Frank Scores In Baseball Odd At Bat Counts
Yesterday's game notes Frank had three runs with two official at bats. He started with a hit scoring, then he flew out to second. He later was sent to first on a fielder's choice and again scored, but those instances did not count as at bats.
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Io the
Peter Warcota
John
Peter Sanders
Murie
Héter Sitmon
Andrew
Michael Moska
John Collen
John Grobosky
Jon Fronecho
Michael Mandich
George Prabovic
John Lacko
George Babele
Andrew Babele
Paul Overna
Martin Kubenko
Michael Cucko
Charles Spentac
Martin Venjar
St. Casimmre Catholic Church
William Malcolm
Panty
Malcolm
EL. Miller
John Retallick
Seventh District
Harry Rodgers
Klondike Ming
Memorial Hospital
Retallick
No. 6
Klondike
William Robinson
Henry Rodgers
Wilam Blanche
John Whitney
Joseph Tomlinson
No. 1
Whitney
Tomlinson
Rodgers and Robinson
Rodgers
Frank
Stolen Red-Hot Stove Charged To Chicago Thief
James Brown of 3414 Indiana Avenue was arraigned after being found with a furnace stolen from 3233 Indiana Avenue. Detectives Da bach and Ptacek arrested him as he drove away. Brown claimed he would sell the stove for junk to George Gillis for $12. The furnace, valued at 265, heats water in the apartment building in sultry weather.
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Chicago
Indiana Avenue
James Brown
Justice Harty
Thirty-fifth Street
Criminal Court
Brown
Dabach and
Ptacek
Stanton Avenue
George Gillis
Sangamon Street
Navy orders mobilize ships to cover Central American crisis
Secretary Moody cabled Commander Rodgers aboard the gunboat Marietta at Cape Haytien to move to Bluefields and Greytown Nicaragua then Colon on the Isthmus to assess the situation and relieve the Machias. Commander McRae of the Machias is to proceed to Cape Haytien upon relief.
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Washington
Moody
Rodgers
Manetta
Cape Haytien
Bluefields
Greytown
Nicaragua
Colon
Panama
Machias
McRae
Marietta
Schaeffer Wins in Water at Amateur Championships
In Travers Island New York on July 2 E C Schaeffer of the National Swimming Association Philadelphia won both 220 and 880 yard events at the Amateur Athletic Union swimming championships. He set American records across multiple distances and impressed spectators with his form.
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New York
Amateur Athletic Union
Travers Island
New York Athletic Club
E C. Schaeffer
National Swimming Association
Philadelphia
Schaeffer
Ward and Davis Win Middle States Championship Doubles
Ward and Davis defended their title by defeating Raymond D. Little and F. B. Alexander in straight sets 7 5 6 2 6 2 on the Orange Lawn Tennis Club courts at Mountain Station New Jersey in the Middle States lawn tennis championship doubles.
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New York
Ward
Davis
Orange Lawn Tennis Club
Mountain Station
N. J
Holcombe Ward
Dwight F. Davis
Raymond D. Little
F. B. Alexander
Archbishop Feehan Dies After Long Illness in Chicago
Archbishop Patrick A. Feehan who led the Chicago archdiocese for twenty two years died at 3 p m after a lengthy illness. Auxiliary bishop P J Muldoon was appointed to relieve him of duties. Born in Tipperary in 1829 he became archbishop September 10 1880 and had been in America since 195. His death followed heart trouble.
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Catholic Archdiocese of
Chicago
Patrick A. Feehan
P. J. Muldoon
Chicargo
Feehan
County Tipperary
Leland
Jie
America
Nashville
Folzy
St Vrain May Move to Slope After Southern League Row
Memphis reports that left hander Jimmy St Vrain may join the Los Angeles club after being denied admittance to Southern League grounds by the national board. Tacoma claims his rights. Memphis guarantees his salary but St Vrain seeks game time and awaits Bruce's decision. He has been undefeated in his Southern League starts.
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Memphis, Tenn
Jimmy St. Vrain
South Paw
Memphis
Tacoma
Chicago
Los Angeles
St. Vrain
National Board
Freeman Defeats Leander in Atlantic City Motor Paced Race
Howard Freeman defeated George Leander in a 10-mile motor paced bicycle race at the Coliseum Atlantic City New Jersey. The event occurred July 12 with Freeman winning in successive heats in times 16.04 and 14.41.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Howard Freeman
George Leander
the Coliseum
Gus Lawson
Fred Sinclair
Lawson
Thompson
Boake
Daly
Babcock
Kramer Wins Half Mile at Revere Track Meet
Frank Kramer of East Orange New Jersey won the half mile in the national professional bicycle championship circuit at Revere track Massachusetts. William Martin and F Beauchamp from Australia failed to qualify in the semi finals. Final time 0 59 3 1. Hastville list shows Collett Bald Kimble and others in order with times. Iver Johnson and Rutz top the Yen mile event.
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Revere Track
Revere
Mass
Frank Kramer
East Orange
N. J
William Martin
F. 3
Beauchamp
Australia
Kramer
Hastville
Hast Orange
George H. Collett
New Haven
E. C. Bald
Buffalo
Owen
Kimble
Louisville
Yen-mila
Iver Johnson
Salt Lake City
W. A. Rutz
Joseph Gedelt
Lynnbrook
L. LE
Willam Martin
Riot at Eger Erupts in Bohemia as Austrians Riot
A several thousand strong anti-dynastic Dutch party demonstration in Eger, Bohemia ends with injuries including Herr Iro, a Reichsrat member, struck by a stone and shot during the riot. The event precedes the party’s annual conference planned for tomorrow in the same city.
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Reichsrath
Vienna
Eger
Herr Iro
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J. Brown
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Leander
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