Heat Wave Ravages Cities Across Northeast and Midwest
Rapidly rising temperatures cause dozens of deaths and hundreds of prostrations across Greater New York and nearby states. Hospitals warn they cannot handle ambulance calls as heat disables staff and equipment. Factories shut down from New Jersey to Baltimore report mass prostrations and several fatalities, with numbers climbing into Tuesday morning.
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Weather Bureau
New York
Ind
Jersey City
Clark Thread Mills
Harrison
Kearney
Arlington
Newark
Paterson
Homestead
Baltimore
Algut
Cleveland
St Louis
City Hospital
Davenport
Iowa
Jayson
Arlen
Miys
New York City
Aiuyleon
Cemyanpildy
Earl Aneniher
Manchester
N. 1
Biklapoo
Tye
Ottewelers
Perint Cai & Solemble Ororaig
Milway
Why Hire
Seaernaenr
Wurtington
Uae
Betta
Antawes Ulee
Gle Brat
Redd Habeas Corpus Plea Denied by U S Court
Ed H. Redd, a South Omaha cattleman, was denied a writ of habeas corpus by Judge Mallett of the United States district court. Redd had been admitted to bail in 1904 pending appeal to the Supreme Court. Colorado tax reassessment debates hinge on anticipated Supreme Court action and a department of agriculture ruling.
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Supreme Court
Colorado
Jondge Mallett
United States District Court
Ed H. Redd
South Owaha
W. E F. Mathes
United States Supreme Court
Mir. Heid
Department of Agriculture
Truckmen Strike in East St Louis Demand Wages Rise
Nearly four hundred freight handlers in and around East St Louis warehouses walked out for higher pay. They seek 15 cents an hour for regular truckers and 16 cents for pickers, halting transfer work between railroads while hoping rail companies grant the wage increases.
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East St. Louis
Ujl
South Dakota enacts sweeping liquor law with druggist license clamp
The South Dakota legislature enacts emergency laws including a new liquor license regime aimed at curbing drag taverns and restricting whisky sales by druggists for nonmedical purposes. The measure also requires county treasurers to list delinquent personal property taxes by July 1 and certify to sheriffs for immediate collection.
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South Dakota
Inwa
Death of Senator J H Kyle in Aberdeen
Senator James H Kyle senior United States official from South Dakota died at his Aberdeen home on Monday July 1 after a brief illness. He left a wife and two children including daughter Ethel and a infant son James H Jr. Local reports note a ten day decline with a coma Monday before death at about noon.
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Aberdeen
James H. Kyle
United States
South Dakota
Wilsitness
Jie
Ethel
Ape
Social World Shaken by Henry Marquand Co Failure
Society in Newport and New York reels as Henry Marquand & Co and the Seventh National Bank collapse. Losses range from 2,000 to 20,000 pounds, with a noted young matron among the heaviest victims demanding restitution. Other items cover trials, weather, accidents, and international notes.
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Henry Marquand & Co
Newport
Llenry Marquand & Co
New York
Seventh National Bank
Marquams & Co
Wey
Marquand «& Co
Strike Call Expands Across Steel Mills Threatening 60 000 Workers
President Shaffer of the Amalgamated Association warns a general strike across all mills of the American Sheet Steel Hoop Company. He cites 15 000 affected workers with potential to rise to about 60 000, naming mills in Ohio Pennsylvania and Monessen as targets and promising union support and benefits. The threat follows Saturday action by President Shatter and indicates a broad, organized response if demands are not met.
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J. J. Shaffer
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steal and Tin Workers
Pittsburg
Aner Can Steel Hoop Company
Aa Tir Hoop Trust
American Sheet Steal Company
Mrasi+dent Shattur
Shatter
Admurchean Sheal Staal Company
Adl Mills
American Steal Hoop Company
Inture
Ginat
Hoop Wast
Wolidayaburg
Mr. Shaffer
Amalgamated Association
Shafer
Smith
Sheet Steel
Directors at City National Bank Deny Knowledge of Closure
Bank closed on Sunday with a note claiming control by a currency camp figure. Directors say they do not know why Comptroller Dawes ordered the action and declined to comment. City Bank boasted early interest on deposits and housed many customers.
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City National
Rutule City Bank
Dawes
Cornwall
City Bank
Gomez in New York Visited but Silent on Purpose
Cuban General Maximo Gomez arrived in New York with his son Urban and Alexander Gonzaley. He declined interviews and would not discuss the reason for his visit. The page also reports strikes, market quotes, and commissions.
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Gru
Maximo Gomez
New York
Urban
Alexander Gonzaley
Gen. Wood
Gen. Gomez
Seventh National Bank of New York Closes Under Receiver
The Seventh National Bank of New York City closed by the Comptroller of the Currency after a loan shortfall of about 1.6 million dollars and mounting liabilities. The firm faced a suspension notice as directors feared a run and sought liquidation to protect deposits. Stockholders face potential losses as collateral sales determine recovery.
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Seventh National
New York
Seventh Nations Bank of
New York City
Dawes
Wenry Meaty
Ota
Samwell Thiamas
Loc
Eli
Thomas
Oace
Stock Exchange
Bane
Perry Heath
Ust
Mtg Tus
Wall Street
Peary Marequand & Coy
Leders
US Seventh National Bank
Rich Boston tycoon Thomas W. Lawson misses Cup Defender trial
Thomas W. Lawson, noted Boston financier and former Wall Street influen cer, finds his yacht In Wependepes excluded from the pres Missioary America's Cup trials. Born in Cambridge forty two years ago, Lawson began as a clerk in a bank and now controls diverse copper and other interests while facing public scrutiny.
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Thomas W. Lawson
Wependepes Hay
Xeng
Boston
Ile Te Uleo
Wall Street
Mr. Lawson
Masa
Kennedy Freed After Trial for Murder in New York
The doctor linked to the Dully Reynalda murder is freed after a first trial conviction was upheld by the Court of Appeals and a new trial denied. The defense costs and expert fees are estimated near 50000, with Kennedy mortgaging his Staten Island home to fund expenses. public support and appeals followed the high profile case.
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New York
Sambel d. Kennedy
Dully Reynalda
Couurt
Coey
Kennedy
Aeu
Salurhew
Hi Howe
Staten
Siat
Staten Astrid
Court of General Sextous
Moore
Kennedyts
Personel Trhendy
Joseph Ladue Dies After Illness at Seabayte Falls NY
Joseph Ladue founder of Dawaen City and the Stotdlike, died at his home in Seabayte Falls New York Wednesday evening after a long illness. The report notes his ventures, family connections, and references to prior business and social ties amid a period of local obituaries and reminiscences.
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Cascamimgtte
Joseph Ladue
Dawaen
Sehaytee Falls
N.Y
Vietia
Muska
Tia Pareer van Prdter
Warty
Northwood
Joe
Ely
Thi Khoatibe
Morrison Found Guilty of Murder in County Court
Jessie Morrison was convicted of murder for fatally shooting Mrs. Olin Gilas in her lane after a struggle outside the store. The trial linked Morrison to the plan and execution of the crime, with testimony detailing the confrontation and the subsequent investigation and verdict.
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Mavahiughter
Secon Deyres
Mhdorade
Kam
Deswie Martiang
Olin Gilas
U'astie
Miss Morrinel
Min
Mixx Morrison
Lin
Mogebron
Chistes
Upper
Uist
Aatle Alder
Jegaie Molson
Wheat harvest woes stretch into the Midwest
Farmers struggle to hire enough harvest hands as weather and wage demands pin down wheat gathering. Reports describe workers traveling from mis spelled regions to meet demand, with high pay drawing women and families away from home.
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Kansas
Missouri
Jorge
Joba
Kone
Heat Wave Turmoil Strikes Cities Across Nation
A severe heat wave battered major cities with record temperatures and prostrations. Reports from Washington DC to New York, Philadelphia, Manchester, and Chicago note fatalities, heat strokes, and overwhelmed services as the nation endures a blistering weekend.
Ambiguous transit charges and rail policy spark regional debate
Fragmented OCR text outlines tensions over railway fares and movement between Chicago and New Orleans, noting ticket price shifts, equipment issues, and potential policy actions. Mentions of Milwaukee, St Paul routes, and national rail authorities imply broader transportation concerns affecting passengers and shipments.
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Bryan
L. A. Boaz
Campaigs Lynder
Luorle
Barratt & Schaefer
South Londand
Michael Sullivan
Wanatal
Laporte County
Francisco
Letail
Notaurants
Motors Lumber
Nignor Verrara
Chamber of Deputies
Frank Siegel
Hae
Vun Siegel-Sanders Commission Catpany Sa
J. H. Kyle
Barker
Thomas Marker
Trenyon
N. J
Klate
Hey
Keller
Court of Errors and Appeals
Laker
France
Bordeaux
Dijon
Wabash Tiger No. 3
Aiman
Juntington
le Muniteur Universe
Paris
le Soleil
Aarquis Teeng
Shanghai
Sian Fu
Bes
Penn
Grand Council
Kai Peng Fu
Ho Nan
Alr EE Ghazal
Urussel Ta Core
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Mall
Great Britain
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Cincinnati
Menry Neyer
St Bernard
White
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Marion
Sanday Night
S. Grooker
Philipsburg
G. Gann
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Lik
Fyuutimed
Matlin
Gomez
Lodge of Fisht
Frazer
Allb
Erie D
Sussucanoa
Cincinnati Tracton Company
Chicago
Paige
Uncle Sam
Si. Pau
L'Ress
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Artin
Fey
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Overledn
Turner
Hleldack
Mey
Steyelaine
Chiristopher
Tate
Molson County
Mosdborough
Adelaide
Margstiy
Allman
Bretes
Geneva
Jessie Morrison
Misa Morrisen
Albee Maerson
Weber
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Chileno
Dewaddy
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Ue Chi
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Mart Wayne
Bet Craders
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