Funeral of Hero Sabot Highlights Johnstown Mine Tragedy
Johnstown Pa July 1 após a consultation with four state mine inspectors permission to resume operations was granted for Cambria Steel Companys rolling mill mineexcept Klondike which will stay closed for several days to allow openings and repairs. Two more rescue victims died early today bringing the toll to 214 with few bodies remaining. Inspectors entered the mine testing ventilation and noting openings that hindered air flow. Funeral services for Mike Sabot, one of the rescuer heroes, drew large crowds as ceremonies were held at St Marys Church and the coffins were draped in pink with flowers.
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Johnstown
Cambria Steel Company
James E. Roderick
Boureau
C. S. Price
Cambria Company
Klondike
John Lehr
Yasante Sibilia
Cambria General Hospital
G. T. Robinson
Jogidh T. Evans
Josiah Whdidms
Altoona
C. B Rosa
Rodrick
Miller
Svere Inn
Helerick
Vaput
Roulfna
Cambria
Chestnut Street
Morellsille
Hero Sabot
Mike Sabot
Ter
St. Mary Cath
Mike
Britain Must Act on Extradition of Gaynor and Greene
The state department moves to extradite Colonel John F. Gaynor and Captain Benjamin D. Greene from Quebec, independent of ongoing Canadian judicial proceedings. Secretary Hay has formally requested extradition through the British envoy at Newport, with prompt cable to London anticipated. The grounds are broad, and the action precedes any Canadian process, despite discussions of potential obstacles from crown counsel links.
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Washington
State Department
United States
John F. Gaynor
Benjamin D. Greene
Quebec
Canada
Hay
Rarkes
Newport
Department of Justice
Messrs. Greene and
Gaynor
Polish agricultural societies seek direct American machinery deals
A Warsaw dispatch reports Polish agricultural societies negotiating with American manufacturers to buy machinery directly, excluding German middlemen. The move is seen as an effort to supplant German manufacturers, with several newspapers publishing the dispatch as context.
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America
Berlin
Warsaw
Agricultural Societies
Poland
Death of Mrs Ada E Leslie editor of Ladies Bazaar
Ada Eugenie Vrooman Leslie died in New York after a lingering illness at her home. Born in 186, she gained early fame at sixteen for prose and verse in leading periodicals. She married Alfred Leslie, son of Frank Leslie, and edited The Ladies Bazaar after his death. She later helped her sons Arthur and Frank organize the Leslie syndicate.
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Ladies’ Bazaar
New York
Ada Eugenie Vrooman Leslie
Aingering
Alfred Leslie
Frank Leslie
Leslie
Arthur
Frank
Leslie Syndicate
Eloise Bridges Erwin Dies. Original Gretchen in Rip Van Winkle
In Kansas City on July 13 Eloise Bridges Erwin a former celebrated actress aged 7 years died at her home She was known on stage as Eloise Bridges and originated the Gretchen role in Jeffersons production of Rip Van Winkle alongside Jefferson Booth McCreary and Barrett
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Gretchen
Jefferson
Kansas City
Eloise Bridges Erwin
Booth, McCreary
Barrett
Eloise Bridges
Clock Tower on the Verge of Collapse at Local Church
A clock tower at the church stands in danger of a fall as a crack appears in the stonework. Authorities say there is no immediate danger. The tower will be strutted and the bells will ring less often to reduce risk.
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Menoos
Ebeuy
Latta In Critical Condition After Streetcar Collision
New York July 13 Charles G Latta cotton broker and Raleigh alderman remains in critical condition after a streetcar knockdown Friday. A mass of crowds gathered near St Stephen church as funerals began for victims, with long trenches dug for burials at Morreswyltle cemetery. Labor Boss John R Thomas Sr was also interred at Grandview cemetery as foreign churches held services for the dead. State Mines Chief Joseph Roderick said the mine explosion cause will be publicly explained at the coroner’s inquest in coming days.
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New York
Charles G. Latta
Raleigh
N. C
Fourth Street
St. Stephen Catholic Church
Jovak
St. Mary Greek Catholic Church
St. Stephen
Morreswyltle
John R. Thomas
Grandview Cemetery
Westmont
Joseph Roderick
State Bureau of Mines
Rate war grows worse each day in freight tariffs
Louisville July 18 The Minots Central issued a circular effective July 12 placing drayage charges on competitive commodities in Louisville inbound or outbound. Territory is limited to the southeast south of the Ohio and Potomac rivers and east of the Mississippi, plus Arkansas Louisiana California Oregon Arizona Oklahoma and Indian Territory and Mexico. Southern railway plans a similar tariff, effective July 17, with three days notice to the ICC. Illinois Central mailed its tariff today. The plan confines work to the south, sparing the Louisville St Louis route, while Henderson connects with Louisville and Nashville, leaving Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern as a possible next entrant.
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Ohio and Potomac Rivers
Mississippi River
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Louisiana
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Oregon
Arizona
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Mexico
Southern Railway
Interstate Commerce Commission
Southern
Washington
Illinois Central
St. Louis
Miners Convention Set In Indianapolis July 13
Delegates arrive for the Great Miners Convention in Indianapolis with Ohio leaders hinting at a possible general strike. Key districts favor action while national officers and President Mitchell oppose it or favor only as a last resort. A defense fund for anthracite strikers is anticipated regardless of a strike decision.
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Ind
Ohio
William Richards
Ohio Organization
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Michigan
Mitchell
Indiana
Ilinois
National Executive Committee
Rathbone in Cincinnati Pending Action on Petition
Hon G Rathbone former director general of posts in Cuba arrived in Cincinnati and was greeted by neighbors at the St Nicholas He plans to return to Hamilton then move to western New York His first home visit since the Havana trials drew many friends and he declined further comment on Cuban affairs awaiting Congress action.
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Cincinnati
RE. G. Rathbone
Cuba
St. Nicholas
Hamilton
New York
Mr. Rathbone
Havana
Vatican Awaits Roosevelt Reply on Propositions
The Vatican awaits President Roosevelt's answer to its propositions and notes the delay as a sign Washington is considering the matter carefully.
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Vatican
St. Rome
Roosevelt
Washington
Free Hagans Magnolia Balm Sample Offer
A promotional coupon invites readers to request a free sample of Hagans Magnolia Balm for face, neck, arms, and hands. The offer promises instant cosmetic benefits and asks for name and address sent to Lyon Manufacturing Co. at 1 South Fifth Street, Atlanta, with Brooklyn, New York noted.
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Hagans
Lyon Manufacturing Co
South Fifth St
Atlanta
Constiitium
Brooklyn
N. Y
Crown Prince of Siam to Visit United States
New York reports authoritative sources confirm the crown prince of Siam will travel to the United States with his brother and two Siamese army officers as aides de camp. He is 22, educated at Oxford, fluent in English, and influenced by Western civilization. The visit includes calls on the president and secretary of state in Washington.
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New York
Siam
United States
Edward
Ban
England
Oxford
Washington
Salisbury Out Balfor Succeeds Salisbury
Lord Salisbury resigns as prime minister and A J Balfour succeeds him with Chamberlain expected to be a leading cabinet figure. News notes health, rest, and the transition for Great Britain's government amid mixed public reaction.
Czar Toasts Italy King at Grand St Petersburg Banquet
In St Petersburg on July 13 Emperor Nicholas II hosted King Victor Emmanuel with a state banquet in the Peter the Great hall. The czar praised the bonds of friendship. King Victor expressed thanks and the hope for peace and prosperity between Russia and Italy. A second note mentions potential talks on armament reduction amid improving Franco Italian relations.
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Peter the Great
Czar
St Petersburg
Nicholas II
Czarovitch
Count Lamsdorff
Victor Emmanuel
Italy
Victor
Count Lamedorff
Signor Prinetti
Order of St. Alexander Newski
Russia
Helene
St. Petersburg
Mario
Alexandra
Rome
Associated Press
France
Change of British premiership moves into focus
The Times reports Lord Salisbury's resignation as premier prompts a cabinet shift with King Edward VII seeking a successor. Mr Balfour emerges as the likely replacement after cordial talks with Mr Chamberlain, who pledges full support. The King's plan may delay further ministerial changes while the cabinet continues duties.
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Balfour
the Times
Lord Salisbury
Mr. Balfour
House of Commons
Mr. Chamberlain
Colonial Secretary
Privy Seal
Duke of Devonshire
House of Lords
Royal Wedding in Montenegro Seals Mirko and Mila
Vienna reports the marriage of Prince Mirko of Montenegro to Mila Natalie Constantinovitch, cousin of the King of Servia, celebrated Saturday in Cetinje the Montenegrin capital.
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Vienna
Mirko of
Montenegro
Mila
Natalie Constantinovitch
Servia
Cettinje
Berlin and London Stocks Drift Amid Uncertain Territory
Berlin reports stagnation with domestic governments firmer on money ease while industrials wobble and Lahmeyer losses weigh on electrical shares. London markets slide on settlement anxiety, bank borrowing, and rare gold inflows as railway securities hold steadier and textile demand falters in Manchester with cautious production cuts.
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Berlin
Beerse
Lahmeyer Company
Frankfort
Lieyd Line
Hampurg-American Steam Packet Company
Hamburg
Bremen
Silesia
Rhine
Bar Iron Mills
Dusseldorf
London
Stock Exchange
Fhe
Paris
France
Manchester
India
China
Hong Kong
Tracy Still Outwits Them in Seattle Pursuit
Tracy eludes four sheriffs on his trail in Seattle despite buckshot wounds and illness. Officers cordon the area, scour the neighborhood, and push the hunt through tonight and tomorrow without rest, convinced the convict remains within the guarded territory.
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Seattle
Wash
Tracy
Enumian
Railroads and Freight Handlers May Settle Differences
Chicago July 13 eight railroads after a conference with the state board of arbitration agreed to a compromise likely ending the freight handlers strike. Railroads concede overtime pay and probation but refuse 18 cents an hour, offering 17 1/2 cents. handlers in session consider the proposal. eastern and western lines sign, and if accepted an all railroad agreement will be in force by tomorrow morning ending the strike.
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Chicago
State Board of Arbitration
Removal Sale of Men's and Young Men's Clothing
A city sale advertises a removal sale offering the entire stock of men s and young men s fine fashionable clothing at any price to move stock by the first of September. No items are reserved as the sale aims to clear everything.
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Rept
Ist
Straw Hats at Half Price Move to New Quarters
An old notice announces big discounts on furnishing goods with straw hats at half price. It states relocation to permanent quarters at 26 Whitehall Street on September 1.
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Whitehall St
Death comes to Dr G Hollands obituary in Atlanta
The funeral for Dr G Holland will be conducted by Rev W W Langrum with interment at Westview cemetery. Pallbearers include Judge W B Calhoun Charles E Currier T M Terrell Julius L Brown Dr Amos Fox A W Hil H S McCandress and R S Rush. Born January 6 1831 in Columbia County Georgia he became a prominent Atlanta dentist and organizer of state and southern dental groups. His death ends a long career starting in Augusta and later moving to Atlanta where he opened offices and helped establish the Southern Dental College. His son Dr Frans Holland joined him as partner.
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W. W. Langrum
First, Baptist Church
Westview Cemetery
Holland
W. BL Calhoun
Charles E Currier
T. M. Terrell
Julius L. Brown
Amos Fox
A W. Hil
S. McCandress
R. S. Rush
South
Augusta
Atlanta
State Society of Dentists
Southern Dental College
Whitehall
Alabama Streets
Westnd
Dr. Holland
George W. Adair
Frans Holland
Aa Partner
Bluefields Not Captured Declared Untrue Report
Managua July 12 The director general of telegraphs of Nicaragua states Bluefields has not been captured by revolutionists, refuting earlier reports. Government reports confirm revolutionists near Bluefields and claim a capture on July 7 along with several fighters.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Telegraphs of
Bluefielda
Bluefields
George Washington Stephens Dies at 83 in Moline
George Washington Stephens, president and founder of the Moline Plow Company, died at his home in Moline early today. He was 83 years old.
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G. W. Stephens
Moline
Its
George Washington Stephens
The
Moline Plow Company
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