Stoning in Santa Fe Shocks Area Amid Flood Toll
A violent episode in Santa Fe ends in Alejandro Seba's death after he is stoned by Luis Romero and kin who drag the body 800 yards to his home. The flood toll across Texas rises to six with two in the San Marcos valley. a Wylie death is reported.
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Alejandro Seba
Santa Fe
N. M
Luis Romero
Seba
Sela
Romero
Texas
San Marcos Valley
Wylie
San Marcos
Charles Davis
de Graff
Ohio
Earl Nodham
Young Nodham
Roosevelt
Lieut. W. W. Phelps
Reading Railway
Prospect Street
Trenton
Carmen Ranch
Ebermosille
Meston
Mexico
Bishep Railway
Chingimen
United States
Psi
Pittsburg
Cineiuiaiti
Paris
Boston
Phihodke
Chicago
New Y
Fires and deaths dominate busy year in New York and beyond
A chaotic news roundup lists a Baldwinsville fire destroying the main business block with a $50,000 loss. Other items include George D. Middleton executed at Clinton prison for his wife’s murder, political maneuvers of Senator Quay for his son, and a found Adirondack guide dead at Saranac lake. Reports cover strikes, riots, gas explosions, rail and industrial shifts, weather damage in Pittsburgh and Chicago, and various deaths and crimes across states, with uneven detail and multiple locales.
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Baldwinsville
N. Y
George D. Middleton
Clinton Prison
Dannemore
Senator Quay
Pennsylvania
United States
Penrose
Richard R. Quay
William Tierney
George Jackson
Saranac Lake
N.Y
Wall Street
J. I. Morgan
Europe
Archie Roosevelt
Secret Service
Benjamin Saurwine
St Sacgerville
Pac
Sen Ry
Bhenandoah
Jacob Shiro
Short Mountain
Topeka
Kansas
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Moon
Alhealth
Charles Wright
Hamilton
Ohio
Waterloo
Iowa
United States Express
Frank Dube
Chcago
Texarkana
Ark
Dearborn Bank
Chicago
Trinidad
Colo
Postmaster General says quad carrier pay rise impossible
A Washington report claims Postmaster General Payne declares increased pay for quad carriers is impossible. The dispatches also cite multiple naval and political notes from Washington, New York, and elsewhere on budgets, bids, and imperial policy.
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Payne
Shenandoah Coal Strike Riots End in Bloodshed
News reports a violent clash in Shenandoah Pennsylvania as 5000 strikers and sympathizers attacked nonunion workers. One merchant killed and many injured including two dozen policemen, with Deputy Sheriff Beddall and officers assaulted. Troops called in as rioters seized control and firing persisted through the night.
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Shenandoah
Beddall
Harrisburg
Miners’ Union
United Mine Workers
Brown
Thomas Beddall
Philadelphia and Reading
Bie Chen
Lehigh
Stiney Yacopsky
Trade and crops loom as July outlook brightens
The survey notes steady rail earnings and easy money as storms repair losses, corn leads after July cuts, and grain options dip with improving outlook. Fuel shortages hinder iron and steel while coal strikes slow shipments, yet overall demand and prosperity expectations rise across the Northwest and nation.
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R. G. Dun & Co
Iron and Steel
Food prices in London rise tighten poor's meals
Londoners report food dearer than in a quarter century with bacon up one third to one half and chickens about 9 pence higher per item. Pigeons cost more, pork sales decline as stores cut stock. Wages fixed, households cut intake or switch to jam and marmalade.
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London
United States
Montana cattle baron Edward Philbrook drowns in Rosebud River
Edward Philbrook, a leading cattle owner in Eastern Montana, was drowned in the Rosebud River near Forsythe. In separate reports, the Madrid express derailed near Guarda Portugal with six killed and twenty seven injured. Secretary Moody ordered construction of a battleship at the New York navy yard following Congress authorization.
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Edward Philbrook
Montana
Rosebud
Forsythe
Mont
Madrid
Guarda
Portugal
Moody
New York Navy Yard
Gates plans merger of lakes to South railroads
The report notes Gates is considering a merger of all railroads spanning from the Great Lakes region to the southern United States, potentially reshaping freight routes and competition across major markets.
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Gates
Lakes
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