Strikes Intensify as Buffalo Conductors Move to Brooklyn
New York and Cleveland reports on July 19 describe a Brooklyn elevated line blast at Fifth Avenue and Thirty-fifth Street blamed on strikers or sympathizers. A pillar was shattered, traffic delayed, and police arrested several after clashes with notables among 400 demonstrators. Strikers claim progress while company reps promise a nominal stoppage.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
Thirty-fifth Street
Brooklyn
Fifty-first Street
Brooklyn Trolley
Brooklyn Traction Company
Naseau
Sixth Street
A. F. Latham
W. A. Mulcahy
Union
Rossitter
Parsons
Pines
Widow of ex Governor Ryerson charged with murder
FATAL CRUELTY TO A BOY Jesus Gutierrez a 10 year old helper of the Ryerson widow was found dead with a broken neck after a dog collar and rope were used to hang him, the widow arrested on murder charges with no statement available. Also reports of grasshoppers near Wichita and a boxing bout ending in no decision, plus a revival attendee dying from a broken blood vessel.
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Ryerson
Toxga
Finsenapa
Tex
Jesus Gutierrez
Kansas Miners Enjoined by Federal Judge Williams
Judge Williams issued sweeping injunctions in Fort Scott Kansas against President Wright the executive board and all union miners of the United Mine Workers Southeast Kansas strike. The order bars interference with coal company business and entry onto premises while allowing speech and inducement for defendants. The court refused to declare the union illegal and exempted no party from the injunction though the union argues the measure harms the strike. Wright and Joseph Boston claimed the order would not affect the strike and would not hinder its progress.
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Willams
Southeast
Fort Scott
Kun
dJdudge ‘Williams
Wright
Fourteenth District
United Mine Workers of America
Southeast Kansas
United Mine Workers’ Union
Joseph Boston
Duquoin
Ills
National Committee
Peace News From Manila Reports Insurgent Desertions
Natives in Albay South and North Camarines strive to escape Tagal domination and seek allegiance to the United States as troops stabilize municipal governments in Manila Cavite. Deserters join armed bands, while Washington reports successful town governance expansion and rising insurgent desertions amid armistice talks and ongoing debates over a Manila round robin.
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Albay
South Camarines
North Camarines
United States
Washington
State Department
Manila
Cavite
Telegraphic Briefs From The Nation
Sixty electric cars were destroyed by fire with a quantity of general supplies at St. Paul Tuesday night. Reports from Clay county, Ky., confirm the Philpot Griffin fight but reduce fatalities to three. Secretary and Mrs. Alger returned to Washington from Long Branch where they were guests of Vice President Hobart. The 19th Photographers Association of America convention opened at Celeron with 300 delegates. Since July 10 Philippine volunteer enlistments total 2 268 with 504 recruited that day. The Cimarron N M officers and rain robbers fight shows only Sheriff Farr killed. A bicycle manufacturers combine met in New York with 45 manufacturers and 540 plants. The Duke of Westminster presented Flying Fox winnings of 10 000 to Royal Alexandria Hospitals. Wales steel car and Carnegie Steel Co signed for 1 000 tons daily for 10 years starting Aug 1.
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St. Paul
Clay County
Philpot-Griffin
Alger
Washington
Long Branch
Hobart
Photographers’ Association of America
Celeron
N. Y
Philippine Volunteer Service
Cimarron
N. M
Sheriff Farr
New York
Duke of Westminister
Flying Fox
Eclipse
Royal Alexandria
Wales
Z d Steel Car Company
Carnegio Steel Company
Wax Company
Gahan Sent Regrets in National Committee Involvement
In Chicago the Cook county Democratic split widens as Gahan declines to attend the Auditorium meeting and urges fellow national committee members to skip the Altgeld gathering. Bryan may address the event. Col. L. Victor Baughman represents Sen. Gorman in Chicago, stressing loyalty to nominees and shifting focus from silver to broader government policy. Bryan says he will go to Chicago for the national committee meeting.
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National Committee
Bryan
Omoaao
Democratic
Cook County
Stata of
Olinoia
Harrison
National
Thomas Gahan
Ilinois
Altgeld
L. Victor Baughman
Frederick
Chicago
National Democratic Committee
Arthur P. Gorman
Colonel Baughman
Gorman
Silver
W. J. Bryan
Democratic National Committees
Hydrophobia Strikes Stock Near Winore Nebraska
Farmers south of Winore Nebraska report rabid dogs infecting cattle, with several cows going mad and euthanized. More livestock/showings of hydrophobia noted as the outbreak spreads through the neighborhood.
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Winore
Neb
IOWA GRAIN RATE UPHELD
The Interstate Commerce Commission in a July decision upholds grain rate levels for Iowa shippers. It orders reductions from Sioux City and adjac ent territory, extends 17 cent corn rates to Sioux City and eastern Iowa, and sets limits on rate differentials with wheat. The ruling clarifies railroad capitalization not to be the sole earnings measure.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Wasitmnaron
Prouty
Grain Shippers’ Association of
Northwest Iowa
Ilinois Central Railroad Company
Kansas City
Sioux City
Iowa
Chicago
Missouri River
St. Paul
Cannon Plea Guilty In Polygamy Case In Utah
Angus M. Cannon, president of the Salt Lake State of Zion, pleaded guilty before Judge Norwell to polygamy charges. Sentencing was set for Thursday. Cannon did not appear. plea entered by his attorneys. He cited historical punishments and remarked on possible outcomes with uncertainty.
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Utah
Sarr Lars
Angus M. Cannon
Salt Lake
Zion
Norwell
Cannon
Nebraska
Denner
Chamber of Commerce
Peoria
Telegraph Briefs Hit Or Miss From Far Aboard and Aboard
Clara Barton returns from Cuba. Venezuelan business dull due to low coffee prices. German Empress Augusta sprains her foot on an excursion. Buffalo to be refitted as a naval transport at about 70000 dollars. Manila harbor storms hinder volunteers embarkation. Professor Wheeler of Cornell to become University of California president. Baptist Young People's Union delegates welcomed in White House. Philadelphia to undergo 12000 dollar repairs at Mare Island. Dreyfus sitings postponed to August 10 per Paris Journal des Debats. Italian consulate in New Orleans allocates 8000 lire for Texas flood relief. Joliet plant reopens with 700 workers. Columbus safety director Dusenberg refuses to vacate, will fight in court. Post Office reports rising mid-delivered letters at Muniag. Westinghouse and New York Air Brake patent case ruled for New York Air Brake. Mahan withdraws Hague amendments on naval convention adaptions.
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Brazil
Manila
Benjamin the Wheeler
Cornell
University of California
Baptist
Young People’s Union
Ice
Philadelphia
Mare Island
Remies
Paris Journal Des Debats
Dreyfus
Hls
Catton Street
American Steel and Wire Company
Public Safety
J. W. Dusenberg
Columbus, O
Post Vaille
Muuilag
Postoffica Department
Westinghouse Air Brake Company
New York Air Brake Company
Alfred T. Mahan
Hague
Great Britain
Shamrock and Britannia Race Yachts Battle Winds Near Cowes
Two British yachts, Shamrock and Britannia, clashed near Ryde with the Shamrock gaining on windward legs and at times leading by a length, despite a torn sail masthead. Observers doubted Shamrock could win the America's Cup after today’s trial, though she showed superior speed in beating to windward and overall as the fastest boat seen locally.
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Britannia
Shamrock
Warner
Ryde
Nab
Cowes
Isle of Wight
Fife
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