Fourth of July Celebrations Across Manila Havana London
GALA DAY IN MANILA describes fireworks bands and a multination celebration with Filipinos Spaniards and Americans singing America and attending concerts on July Fourth. Havana youths firecrackers and a pro American parade. Choate hosts Fourth receptions in London with notable guests and embassy decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ambayador Choate
Manta
Ehipa
North America
America
Aguinaldo
Tarlac
Aparri
Manila
Lonpor
Choate
United States
Sir William Colling
Samuel T. Clemens
Clemens
Mark A. Hanna
Henry Cabot Lodge
William M. Osborne
Kansans Want to Return From Philippines
Brigadier General Funston writes Kansas officials urging intercession with the president to send the Kansas regiment home. He notes soldiers have served bravely, bear campaign marks, and deserve relief as regular troops arrive. The Kansans have not requested this, but Funston offers to help. Injunction Halts Foreman's Book in Hong Kong Over Aguinaldo Interview Libel Suit. Publishers Kelly and Walsh ordered to stop publishing John Foreman's Philippines book after Pratt libel action claiming false promises of independence.
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Hunston
Toraxa
Kansas
Philippines
Funston
Topeka
Foreman
Hong Kong
Mesars
Kelly & Walsh
Sureme Court
John Foreman
United States
Conenl
Condition of Iowa Troops in the Philippines
Des Moines reports a cable from Colonel Lopez of the Fifty-first Iowa regiment detailing wounded status after recent skirmishes. Wounded are said to be doing well overall, with Stevenson Narver Gardner and Markey on the way home. Narver described as serious. Flood aid appeal noted from Avsky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Des Moines
Lessie M. Shaw
Lopez
Fifty-first
Towa
Philippines
L. M. Shaw
Stevenson
Narver
Gardner
Markey
Loper
Flood Appeals Reach Brookshire For Immediate Aid
A telegram from Brookshire residents reports hundreds flood swept with none food or shelter. They beg Texas Governor for urgent aid and supplies to avert starvation across Water County along the Brazos river.
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Brookshire
Water County
Brazos River
Texas
Telegraphic Briefs From Fort Thomas To Rochester
Mobilization orders for a new Philippine regiment in Fort Thomas Kentucky. David Williams named census power for eastern South Dakota. Beacon Light Lamp plant in New Brunswick New Jersey destroyed by fire with $100000 loss. Edwin Jacoby dies in Toledo aged 65. Wryfield transport sails from San Francisco for Manila. William J Hilton pardoned from Ohio penitentiary after life sentence for murder. R L Trimble wins Kentucky state Fourth of July shoot with 50 straight targets. Odessa reports a dynamite blast near a coal mine killing 44 and wounding 20. Genessee of Rochester wins first trial race for Canada Cup bid in Toronto.
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Fort Thomas
Philippines
David Williams
Webster
S. D
South Dakota
Beacon Light Lamp Company
New Brunswick
N. J
Edwin Jacoby
Toledo and
Bowling Green
Toledo
Wryefield
San Francisco
William J. Hilton
Ohio Penitentiary
Bushnell
Iott
R. L. Trimble
Covington
Kentucky
Trimble
Odessa
Genessee
Rochester
N. Y
Chicago Yacht Club
Toronto
Memphis Fire Ravages Gayoso Street. Ex Chief Hurt
A Memphis fire at the Memphis Paper Company site on Gayoso and Front streets destroyed the Gayoso Hotel and caused about 450 000 dollars in losses. Ex Fire Chief Cleary was fatally injured, Assistant Chief Ryan severely hurt, and an unknown Black man killed under collapsing walls. The blaze burned over six hours, disturbing nearby buildings including Blumenthal Liquor and American Biscuit plants. July events in Nashville and Paris, Penn., mention separate damages.
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Gayoso Hotel
Minrows
Memphis Paper Company
Gayoso
Front Streets
Cleary
James Ryan
Memphis
Blumenthal
Ryan
James E. Cleary
Bloementhal Liquor Company
American Biscuit Compan
Standard Oil Office
Kenphis Paper, Company
Chapter of Accidents Sees July Casualties Across Cities
Long list of Fourth of July tragedies across several towns reports Dominick Buffini fatally shooting William Barry after a interference incident. drownings of Rafael Gracco and Carmillo Andinone. Frank Martinuski crushed by a roller coaster car. Charley Miller dies after falling into a 460 foot well. a Schenley Park roller coaster accident injures eight. Also multiple injuries from premature cannon discharges in McCook and Beatrice Nebraska. a dynamite cracker explosion injures several, including a Burlington employee. Maria Perry fractures her neck in a wagon accident near Toledo. Mrs. Josie Dishle found dead in burned factory ruins. Joseph Royka shoots wife and kills himself in Mars Halstown, Georgia.
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Pittsburg
Prriszunne
Dominick Buffini
William Barry
Rafael Gracco
Monongahela
Carmillo Andinone
Frank Martinuski
Arbitration Rule Change In German Delegation Stance
At a meeting of the arbitration committee the German delegate stated he would not accept obligatory arbitration except by special conventions. Article 20 of the Russian proposal was struck out and replaced with optional arbitration, except where powers sign conventions. M Bourgeois of France accepted the compromise.
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Tue Hagan
Arbitration Committee
M. Bourgeois
War on rustlers begins as Alliance captures two leaders
Alliance Neb July 6 The sheriff captures J R Crittenden and John Davis alleged cattle rustlers at the request of the Western Nebraska Stock Growers association. Officials claim they head an organized band operating across Nebraska South Dakota and Wyoming. They will be tried for stealing horses as part of a wave of depredations by the Crittenden and Davis gang.
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Alliance
Neb
J. R. Crittenden
John Davis
Nebraska
Sweeney
Crittenden and Davis Gang
Endeavorers Troop In to Detroit for Convention Opening
More than 1000 Christian Endeavor delegates have arrived in Detroit ahead of the international convention opening tonight. Decorations are up with red and white monograms in downtown welcome scenes. Meanwhile, Governor Barnes denounced a jail escape as an outrage and warned of court and public rights being ignored. News briefs include a St Louis double murder, a jealousy killing, prison tobacco cutbacks causing tension, five lightning deaths in Nebraska, a Minneapolis mill purchase, and Tuesday baseball scores across the National and Western leagues.
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Wates
Detroit
Christian Endeavor
United Society of Christian Endeavor
Board of Trustees of
The
United Society
Tent Endeavor
Barnes
Gururiez
O. T
Alexander Jester
Gilbert Gates
Oklahoma
Te Courta
Jester
Pottawattomie
A Glorious Fourth in Atlantic a Finest Celebration Yet
Atlantic celebrated Independence Day with a grand parade of floats and machinery, a noon oration by Col. Steadman, and a full schedule of races games and a Griswold vs Atlantic baseball game. Visitors from Cass County poured in as bands entertained and crowds enjoyed the day.
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Atlantic
Cass County
Griswold and
Lewis
Anita Cornet Band
Audubon
Atlantic City
Fifth
Walnut
Second
Chestnut
Park
Marshals
Colonel Steadman
Atlantic Band
C. P. Meredith
Johnson & Thompson
James Jones
Mill and Elevator
Tharuish & Tostevin
Atlantic Messenger
Fire Department
Wm. Trede
Christensen Bros
A. F. Anderson
C.G. Andersen & Co. Florists
J. A. Marshall
A. T. Marvin
Deen Carpet Weaver
S. J. Gillette & Sons
J. L Winne
T. B. Frost
Silas Wilson
Chris Kringle
Crusher
Olympia
Harry Tilden
Albert Nelson
Steioke
Col. J.J. Steadman
Race results from a road cycling event with heat effects
The report notes a hard heat affected a road race with numerous entrants and several dropouts. Seven of eighteen finishers are listed with times led by Tilden at 20 15 while Eldridge and Miller follow. Others include Hy G Savery, Bishop, C W Savery, and Blackwood with progressively slower times. The Anita Band segment follows.
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Highley
Eeridge
Tilden
Miler
Bishop
C. W. Savery
Blackwood
Anita Band
Anita Cornet
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Havana
Prado
New York
Chicago
Avsky
Tammany
James D. Richardson
Tennessee
Hogg
Democratic
United Tammany
South
Wiliam J. Bryan
Miles
Mansfield
Manship
Nelson A. Miles
John Sherman
Sherman-Heineman Park
General Miles
Down
Oxupar
William G. Dows
Forty-ninth
Yowa Volunteers
L. Dows
Colonel Dows
Patalfire
Hayoo
Nasavilla
Paris
Penn
McCook
McCool
Charles Traver
Willie Kilpatrick
Jacl Wonta
Main Avenue
Orville Hammel
George Gummere
Stratton
R. R. Kyd
O. E H. Bush
Hardy
Burlington
Sam Carhatt
Paddock Hotel
Gannon Cracker
Torepo
Myrs
Maria
Perry
Lake Shore
Cuicano
Josie Dishle
Western Paper Stock Company
Mars Halstown
Joseph Royka
Endeavorers
Kila
St. Louis
Grace Miller
William Miller
North Broadway
Eugene Donnelly
Donnelly
Des Mores
Anamogra
Board of Control
Ulyssus
Victor Dobson
Ira Dobson
John Amos
Here
Trust
Minneapolis Mills
Syracuse
Jacob Amos
United States Flour Milling Company
United States Flow Milling Company
Consolidated Milling Company
Minneapolis
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Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Washington
Cleveland
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Boston
Indianapolis
Columbus
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Paul
Buffalo
Griswo
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Fair Ground
Hopley
Paunt
Pratt
Grant. Boys
Nia
Sam. Goss
Rucker
Pardie
Forrester
Brown
Sweney
Hodge
Steinke
Atlantic Wine
Atlantica
Griswold
Atlantic Sports
Lawler
Omaha
Quint
Kennelly
Griswold Boys
Meoney
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