Archbishop Ireland Defends Taft Vatican Talks
Archishop John Ireland criticizes Catholic groups in America for questioning Taft administration policy in the Philippines. He says Rome and Vatican leaders are satisfied with Taft’s efforts and that negotiations will continue from Rome to Manila with Vatican cooperation shaping a peaceful outcome. He denounces Catholics’ public pressure and urges adherence to U.S. government methods and leadership.
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Paul, Minn
John Ireland
Associated Press Today
Taft
Vatican
Rome
Associated Press
London
Manila
Pontifical
Philippines
Washington
America
United States
Spain
Bloodhounds Track Suspected Attacker After Porch Assault
Margaret Hoyle, a young white maid, was attacked on a porch at Burton Smith’s home near West Peachtree Street. She fought back and escaped as deputies and county police pursued a suspected medium sized, brown-skinned man described as a familiar neighborhood presence. Bloodhounds were used but the trail ran onto West Peachtree Street by 2 AM. The search planned to resume today with more dogs.
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Posse
Shropshire
C. D. Burand
Holden
Cheshire
Burton Smith
West
Peachiies Street
Margaret Hoyle
Miss Hoyle
Boca
Nelms
Donaldson
Attorney Smith
Atlanta
Washington
Peachtree Street
Destroying Wave Feared After Seismic Shocks In St Vincent
A strong earthquake at 110 oclock in Kingston St Vincent caused panic as residents fled in night clothes. The long duration shock followed events from Thursday and prompted partial building demolitions for safety while a squally day and receding sea raised fears of a possible tidal wave.
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St. Vincent
Kingston
Island of St Vincent
Doora
Missouri Democrats Denounce Imperial Policy and Push Free Silver
Missouri Democratic convention denounces Philippine policy and trusts, endorses free silver 16 to 1, and backs Dockery governance. Nominates Knott for railroad and warehouse commissioner and Price for short term. Cockrell declined to chair, Rouswell renominated. Remarkable moment as Fielding Kelley appears in Confederate uniform amid Dixie anthem. Santos Dumont arrives in New York for planned airship ascents aboard Kronprinz Wilhelm.
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St. Joseph
Missouri
Moon Ami
John A. Knott
Joseph Price
Moberly
Joseph P. Carrington
Springfield
W. A. Rothwell
Kansas City
Alex M. Dockery
Republican Party
St. Louis
United States
F. M. Cockrell
Washington
Dockery
Rouswell
Clay County
Fielding Kenley
Dixie
John Morgan
Kentucky
Jesse James
Camden City Beset by Fire Without Water Supply
A Camden fire at 1 to 3 a m devastates multiple businesses including Appleby store and Bank of Camden with loss estimated around 100000. A special train carries a chemical engine and equipment from Columbia as authorities fear further spread before the blaze is controlled by 8 a m. Firefighters report city entirely without water and the power house burned earlier crippling pumps.
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Columbia
8. C
Camden
Olympia
B. E. Appleby
F. Ll. Zemp
W. H. Zemp
Jenking Bros
S| BE
Ios
Ashley Cocke
Greenside
Miss
Brookside
Ala
la Follette
Tenn
Trial in Atlanta ends with verdict awaited in self defense case
In Atlanta Judge Foster deferred verdict in the Biggers case for the killing of Mail Carrier William Simpson. The jury retired near 7 PM and was sent to a hotel for the night. verdict expected at 2 PM. Speeches by Arnold, Hill, Blackburn, and Stephens framed the defense and state arguments as Mrs Biggers and others listened.
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Will R. Bigsers
Foster
Superior Court
William Simpson
Heuben Arnold
Biggers
Atlanta
C. D. Hill
Simpson
R. B. Blackburn
Alex. Stephens
Mrs. Biggers
Mr.Arnold
Hoi. Sterne
Missing jewels repaid. May Yohe withdraws charge
May Yohe has withdrawn charges against Captain Putnam Bradtee Strong after Mrs Strong, using funds from her private fortune, redeemed jewels pawned by Strong. The case appears settled for now as Yohe plans to return to Japan. Mrs Strong showed faint improvement and a physician remained with her.
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New York
Putnam Bradtee Strong
Captain Strong
Strong
Mrs Strong
Miss Yohe
Mrs. Strong
Flood falling in the West lifts hopes for relief
Keolsuk I a July 2 center of Mississippi river flood now at Quincy and sliding south by morning. The river reached its maximum at Quincy at noon and has been stationary. The Malake levee north from Meyer ills 20 miles north of Quincy shows danger as workers patrol earthworks. Levees at That and Hunt endure the flood protecting corn valued in the millions. The town of St Francisville Mo doubles refugee population as flood losses mount. A 10 foot trestle near Alexandria on the St Louis Keokuk and Northwestern railway is washed out blocking traffic on two lines. The northbound Twin City express passed the site 30 minutes earlier.
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Quincy
Ma Lake
Meyer
Iils
Mississippi
St Francisville
Alexandria
St. Louis, Keokuk and
Bonds He Keeps May Hold Key to $3.1 Million Theft Case
Greensburg Pennsylvania July 22 Attorney William Byers, jailed on charges he stole about 3.1 million in bonds and cash from his granduncle Jacob Byers, claims he knows the assets’ location and that they are in safe hands. Byers posted 250000 bond and waived the hearing, with plans to contest the case next month.
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Greensburg
William 83. Byers
Jacob Byers
Byers
Heroic Captain Calder Rescues Five From Drowning
In Savannah on July 22 Captain A N Calder dived repeatedly into a submerged sloop Lovell Dell near Hell Gate to save five cabin occupants including his father mother and infant daughter Olga Though he saved five he could not save his mother and daughter The dead include Mrs Stephen A Calder 70 and Olga Calder 1 month old Neighbors aided by a boat to Thunderbolt where Calder lives The tragedy follows another note on July 22 about Senator McLaurin and ex Governor George W Atkinson for the court of claims judgeship in South Carolina.
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Savannah
A. N. Calder
Stephen A. Calder
Olga Calder
Ogeechee River
Calder
Aliya
Giga
Thunderbolt
Sunbury
Peary Arctic steamer Windward leaking at Sydney
Halifax reports the Peary Arctic steamer Windward began taking on water while bunkering at Sydney this afternoon. Water was pumped out tonight and the vessel signaled for assistance to the north, indicating strain during refueling and a developing leak.
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Halifax
Sydney
Double Execution in Greenville Miss Brings Harsher End
July 22 Greenville Miss saw the hanged bodies of Ashley Cocke and Tom Lauderdale after a quiet public execution. Cocke cursed and boasted hell, while Lauderdale faced the trap calmly. Sheriff Hunt oversaw the process as 6000 spectators watched the lifeless bodies delivered to families.
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Greenville
Miss
Ashley Cocke
Tom Lauderdale
Cocke
Lauderdale
Wray
Hves Cocke
Hell
Sheriff Hunt
M. J. Cocke
E J Carrington
Onciift
J F E. Cunningham
Methodist Church
Rey W Ty Browning
Shelby
Thheir
Monument and mayoral race dominate Georgia news
Reports note a William H. T. Walter monument unveiling before about 2000 spectators with speeches by Mayor J. B. Cumming and Julius L Brown. Also, Captain E P Howell urged to run for mayor amid business leader support, and a Birmingham area shooting accident leaves C L Edwards wounded.
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Margaret Hoyle
West Peachtree
E. P Howell
Seventh Ward
William H. T. Walter
J. B. Cumming
Julius L Brown
C. L. Edwards
Spring Street
Georgia
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