Demonstration Ends in Riot at Chief Rabbi Joseph Funeral
New York July 30 mourners following the late Chief Rabbi Jacob Joseph clashed with police during the funeral procession. Water, missiles, and a dead cat were hurled at mourners near R Hoe & Co on Grand Street as crowds surged and officers fought to restore order. Arrests and injuries were reported, with several brought to hospital and fines later imposed. The procession continued to Cypress Hills Cemetery where further disturbances occurred as mourners tried to reach the grave.
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New York
Jacob Joseph
United States
R. Hoe & Co
Grand Street
Brooklyn
Hoe Company
Tin Police Court
Robert Hoe
Hoe
Joseph
Cypress Hills
Maryland mother dies saving child in mowing accident
Mrs. Connor of Cecil County Maryland died at her Bayview home July 30 after her husband’s mowing team spooked the horses. The woman, seeing danger to her child who was nearby, rushed to save it but was knocked down and fatally injured. Her husband George Connor is a farmer.
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Connor
Maryland
Baltimore
Ex Chief Devery Hosts Huge Water Picnic for District Voters
New York July 20 Between 15 000 and 20 000 women and children from the ninth assembly district were guests of former Police Chief William S Devery on a water picnic in the citys largest excursion yet He led the event for his democratic leadership campaign with two steamers six ships and a corps of staff and nurses overseeing lavish provisions for the crowd including roast beef ham bread ice cream milk and candy
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New York
William S. Devery
Devery
Ninth Assembly
Ninth District
Cavers
Twenty Shot in Shenandoah Riot Over Strikes
Riot in Shenandoah Pennsylvania on July 30 leaves two policemen shot and a merchant cousin of Sheriff Heddal killed. Police fire upon strikers. sheriff requests militia as Governor Stone hints at troop deployment. Escalation follows Deputy Sheriff Boeddal attempting to escort non-union workers through pickets.
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Shenandoah
Center Street
Joseph Heddal
Beddal
Thomas Boeddal
Ilion baseball team train crash at Lestershire crossin
A band wagon carrying the Ilion baseball team to Suburban Park was struck at Broad street crossing in Lestershire by Erie train No. 2. The driver Charles Lewis was killed instantly and six others injured, including Arthur Signor and Howard Earl. The wagon was torn, horses killed, and witnesses blamed the engineer for not whistle or bell.
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Binghamton
Ilion
Broad Street
Lestershire
Erie
Charles H. Lewis
Arthur Signor
L. W. Hess
Nanticoke
Fiarry Ness
Ilfon
Howard J. Earl
New York City
Ion
George Hanley
Oswego
Charles M. Marsh
Auburn
Witcher Lion
Harry Wheeler
Catcher Shea
Pitcher Heas
I A
Coe Admits $120,000 Note Misuse Tied to Mills
Boston reports reveal Henry F. Coe, treasurer of Dudley hosiery mills, confessed to officers of Bowker Fertilizer Co. misusing $120,000 in notes. Frederick Higginson confirms Coe’s admission and notes the exact loss count is unclear. Legal action to be pursued. Coe bonds set at $20,000.
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Boston
Dudley Hosiery Mills
Newton
Paris
Bowker Fertilizer Company
Henry F. Coe
Bowker Company
Coe
Frederick Higginson
Higginson
Gorholm
Newton Lower Falls
Insane Man Fatally Wounds Son Then Kills Self in Louisville
In Louisville on July 30 BD P Dye a former barber in a fit of temporary insanity due to pneumonia shot his 11 year old son Carrol then killed himself at his home. Breakfast, shooting from above, wife and daughters heard shots. The boy died from his wounds. Dye was found dead with a bullet wound to the head. A physician confirmed the fatal injuries.
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Louisville
P. Dye
Carrol
Troops Ordered to Scene of Trouble in Shenandoah
Harrisburg dispatch reports Governor Stone ordered Eighth and Twelfth Pennsylvania regiments and the Governor's Troop under General Gobin to rush to Shenandoah after a riot. About 1,400 troops expected by daybreak, amid reports of killings and shootings in the town as mine workers cite foreign elements and local police are decimated. Governor Stone plans to return to Harrisburg. potential further regiments may be activated if unrest continues.
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Harrisburg
Stone
National Guard of
Pennsylvania
J. P
Goblin
Shenandoah
Gobin
Paul Smiths
Adirondack Mountains
Willam A. Stone
G. Rowland Beddal
Provisional
Hazleton
Mob surrounds depot after clash with strikebreakers
A mob of about 5,000 men surrounded the Philadelphia and Reading depot after a confrontation with strikebreakers. A deputy sheriff and another strike-breaker were assaulted as a bundle carried by one men aroused suspicion. a man shot during the melee and the crowd grew more threatening. Joseph Beddal, a hardware merchant and brother of the deputy, was seen moving through the crowd.
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Beddsi
Philadelphia and Reading
Joseph Beddal
Sturgeon Upsets Boat As Novelist Fights for Life
Miss Hallie Ermine Rives, noted Southern novelist, nearly drowned in the Delaware River during a canoe trip near Cochran's Island. A sudden sturgeon leaped into the canoe, overturning it. she clung to the paddle and, after about fifteen minutes of effort, reached shallow water.
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Sturgeon
Delaware River
Trenton
N. J
Hallie Ermine Rives
Delaware
Cochran’s Island
Cochran's Island
Miss Rives
Jis
Ban on Court Placed on Corner in July Oats
Chicago July 30 The ban on the July oats corner was granted by Judge Chytraus on Waite Thorburn & Co’s petition. The injunction bars Carington Patten & Co Patton Brothers & Bartlett and Frasier & Co from bidding up July oats or calling for margins. Short July oats default of 3,000,000 bushels seems likely as traders lament lack of delivery options while prices rise.
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Chicago
Waite, Thorrn & Co
Chytraus
James A. Patten
Carington, Patten & Co
Patton Brothers & Bartlett, Frasier & Co
Board of Trade
Frank P. Frasier
Bartlett, Frasier Ae Co
Flood Strains Texas Rail Lines. Hundreds Feared Lost
Dallas reports heavy floods across the state causing washouts from Dallas to Greenville. Five hundred men cut off near Richland and Post Oak creeks as rain flooded bottoms. many feared drowned. Cotton crops damaged. belts of life lost around Caldwell and Hays counties.
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Dallas
Tex
Hillsboro
Richland
Post Qak
International
Great Northern
San Antonio
Kansas
Greenville
Santa Fe
Little River District
Cameron
Houston and
Texas Central
Big Springs
el Paso
Stanton
Whitney
Dublin
Brazos Valley
Waco
Richland Creek
Austin
Caldwell
Hays
Weather and council notes mix in local forecast
Cloudy unsettled weather with showers on Thursday and Friday. Temperatures range from 67 to 86 degrees. The finance committee appropriates 8000 dollars for public schools to accommodate 2000 new applicants. Mayor Mims criticizes police inaction on street-cleaning ordinances.
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Finance Committee of Council
Irvingston Mims
Church of Christ, Scientist
Livingston Mims
Georgia
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Ferguson Hotel
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Texas
William A. Broughton
Madison
Dem Hunt
West Point
Henry Polland
Savannah
J. ¥. Hunnicutt
Macon
LaGrange
Jeaps
Abraham Wells
Wilmington
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Castilian Springs
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Norfolk
South Carolina
Board of Equalization and Owners
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Out Eldera
Themms C. Platt
Roosevelt
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Kaiser Willem
Prince Henry
Andrew Carnegie
Castro
Venezuela
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