Livery Stable Collapse Kills Two in Minneapolis
A Minneapolis collapse at a livery stable being demolished for a theatre left two men dead and three seriously hurt with seven or eight others bruised. The deceased are Cr. W. Hardy, 22, and George Johnson, of Wilmer Minnesota. The accident happened shortly before 3 pm as fourteen workers labored. roof failure threw Hardy and Johnson onto the pavement. Hardy died instantly. Johnson died en route to the hospital.
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Mexican revolutionaries clash with rurales near Las Vacas
Reports from Del Rio Texas describe a rurales detachment cornering revolutionistas who attacked Las Vacas. After a mountain fight they ran out of ammo and were killed when they sought mercy. Mexican soldiers reportedly will not take prisoners and may shoot on sight.
Bishop Potter Rally Fails To Lift Crippled Bishop
Cooperstown N Y June 30 Bishop Henry Codman Potter rested somewhat more comfortably tonight after a day of declining strength but his condition remains critical. He is the seventh bishop of the Protestant Episcopal diocese of New York and has suffered since May 1 from stomach and liver trouble.
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Fer nold Nominated for Maine Governor by Republicans
Bert M. Fernold is nominated for governor by the Maine Republican state convention. The platform endorses President Roosevelt, supports the national party program, and demands faithful enforcement of prohibition, opposing any new push to repeal the law.
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Parker Conservatives to Block Bryan Program at Denver
Denver reports expect Parker conservatives to clash with Bryan supporters as the Parker camp arrives to challenge the platform. Bryanites claim anti Bryan leaders lead the conservative push and fear losing delegates to Nebraskan Bryan. Parker backers from New Jersey New York Illinois Pennsylvania and Colorado join the effort to curb Bryan influence at the convention.
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Surprise for Guests at Banquet Ends With Hunt
In Rome during a banquet at Baron Re mondi's castle a stranger in hunting dress asked for shelter. A band of eight mounted men with carbines arrived, seeking a noted bandit, and seized the guest before locking him up.
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Sagamore Sociological Conference Opens with Noted Speakers
The second Sagamore Sociological Conference begins at Sagamore Beach with a three day session. Speakers include John Mitchell on The Philosophy of Trade Unionism, Dean George Hodges on The Trade Union from the Church View, John Sparge on The Spiritual Significance of Modern Socialism, and Rev Dr Leighton Williams on The Socialized Church. Also brief medical note on Cham berlain's remedy for Colic and Diarrhoea.
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United Mine Workers of America
George Hodges
Episcopal Theological School
Cambridge
John Sparge
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Early Baseball Scores From The Virginia and American Leagues
In the Virginia League Lynchburg 1 Richmond 2 Portsmouth 4 Norfolk 1. Roanoke-Danville postponed by rain. In the American League Brooklyn 0 New York 3 Cincinnati 4 Chicago 2 Boston Philadelphia rain. Philadelphia 2 Washington 1 New York 0 Boston 8 Chicago 2 Detroit 1 St Louis 1 Cleveland 2.
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North Carolina Bar Association Holds Tenth Annual Meeting
Morehead City N C June 30 Many eminent members of the bench and bar gathered for the tenth annual North Carolina Bar Association meeting. The convention opened this evening and will run through Friday with Judge Charles A Moore of Ashville presiding. The annual address will be delivered by Hon C A Woods of the South Carolina Supreme Court. Other speakers include Z V Walser of Lexington A M Waddell of Wilmington and Gen Theodore F Davidson of Ashville.
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Ashville
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Lexington
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Wilmington
Theodore F. Davidson
Robbers at Banquet Seize Hostages and Loot Thousands
At the invitation of ban queters the guests were seated when masked robbers drew revolvers and covered everyone. They demanded valuables, obtained thousands of dollars, released a prisoner, and escaped.
Distillers Lose Fight Over Branding Labels
In Cincinnati, Judge Sate upheld the U S Internal Revenue Commissioner Capers power to set branding rules for Distilleries under High Wines Alcohol and Spirits. The Clifton Springs Distilling Co lost a bid to block labeling of its product grade as Alcohol. The ruling follows pure food law lines and seen as federal policy victory.
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Cleveland memoirs begin under Mrs Cleveland orders
Under Mrs Cleveland's orders work has begun on a multi volume set of memoirs about the late president compiled from newspaper clippings and periodicals. Walter Hyams & Co will handle the project which will take about six months and produce several volumes bound in Russian leather with purple moire silk lining.
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Cleveland
Walter Hyams & Co
West Third Street
Convicts Mutiny at Atlanta Camp Ends with Wounding
In Atlanta Georgia on June 30 a mutiny by black convicts at a camp on the Roswell road left one man shot and seriously wounded. The disturbance began when the inmates refused to work and was quelled later that afternoon with convicts returning to duties. Superintendent Donaldson expected no further trouble.
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Best Pills Ever Sold Endorsement From Ingleside Buyer
After doctoring 15 years for chronic indigestion and spending over two hundred dollars, B F Ayscne of Ingleside North Carolina says Dr Kings New Life Pills are the best pills ever sold. The product is sold at all druggists with a 25 cent price and a guarantee.
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Kennedy Laxative Syrup Promoted For Children
A vintage ad touts Kennedy Laxative Cough Syrup as a child friendly remedy with a maple sugar taste. It claims gentle bowel action helps drive the cold out and notes sale by all druggists including DeWitt's Witch Hazel Bolve.
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Train wreck near Deshler produces multiple deaths
One man killed two fatally wounded and two badly hurt when a construction train on the New Lima and Toledo Line of the Ohio Electric Company wrecked between Deshler and Belmore. A dummy engine running wild crashed into the backing train on a siding.
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