Blanket Indiana War Dance Looms At Red Lake
INDIAN OUTBREAK Blanket Tribe in Minnesota Holding War Dance Whites and Friendly Redskins Warned to Leave or Suffer Torture. Dangers of an outbreak increase as Indian police join Blanketers at Red Lake point. Chippewa bulletins warn friendly Indians and whites to stay away. A petition to Governor Lind seeks a state troop detachment.
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Indiana
Red Lake
Chippewa
Lind
Burnham Held In Libel Case Over July Antiques Parade
Charles L. Burnham faced arraignment in Lawrence Police Court on criminal libel charges against William Jewett publisher of the Lawrence American and Morning Sun. The dispute stems from a Fourth of July float parodying Jewett's papers, with libelous material circulated. Burnham posted 1500 bail with ex mayor Simpson as surety. case continued to Monday with lawyers J. J. Donovan for Jewett and Colonel Sweeney for Burnham.
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Charles L. Burnham
William 8
Jewett
Lawrence American
Morning Sun
Burnham
Simpson
J. J. Donovan
Colonel Sweeney
Jeremiah T. Q'sullivan
Monica Barry Appears in Court With Noted Past
Boston police tied Monica Barry known as Minnie to a long record of larceny and idle and disorderly charges. She faced a Superior Court arraignment after a Municipal Court hold, with prior sentences and a six month prognosis cited by doctors.
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Minnie Barry
Monica
Barry
Peter
Providence
Boston
Mison
Hut
Res
Corningstree House
Montes
Gariana Works Destroyed by Fire at Rankin Penn
A chemical tank explosion at the Gariana works in Rankin, Pennsylvania, caused a blaze at 4:30 this afternoon. The facility was destroyed but no injuries were reported.
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Gariana
Rankin
Penn
Tragedy Strikes Child Run Over by Car in Tremont Area
Morris Superior a four year old boy from six place was struck by an automobile at Tremont and Boylson streets last night. He suffered a broken collar bone and received treatment at the emergency hospital.
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Six Place
Tremont and
Boyli Streets
Fimergency Hospital
Young Women’s Christians Conference Opens at Northfield
The annual conference of the Young Women’s Christian Association opened this afternoon in the theater with speaker George Stebbins of Northfield. The event drew the largest audience in the history of the conference and will discuss religious matters during the next few days.
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Northfield
George Stebbina
Horse Accident Injures Magnolia Family Headed to Hospital
A runaway horse in Magnolia threw its riders, injuring Mrs Sullivan and two others. One woman suffered severe head injuries and was taken to Gilbert Hospital in critical condition. The other occupants sustained non life threatening bruises.
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Gilbert Peepital
Fire Devastates Stores In Paul Ming Area
A large blaze two hours reduced seven buildings to ashes in Paul Ming area near Iou Park. The Great Weather tailwa shopa, formerly Chicago, suffered heavy losses with about 100,000 shingles burned. No injuries reported as investigators worked to determine cause.
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Ming
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Iou Park
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Chicago Riders Dominate Night Two of National Cycling Meet
Chicago cyclists swept many events at the Exposition building as the National Cycling Association races entered a second night. The program included at least one mile and several amateur events with riders from Buffalo York Chicago and Richmond placing among top finishers. Time in the featured race was 2:19.
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Er Lake Rt
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York
Ao Shionship
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al Newhouse
Buffalo
John T. Ghiesen
Peonne Igmes
Japanese minister Takahira to Washington T: Japanese minister Takahira to Washington
The Japanese legation informs the State Department of the appointment of Mr Takahira as Japanese minister to the United States. He will arrive mid next month to present credentials to the President. Takahira, from the foreign office, is noted for his authority on China and Japan's plans for its rehabilitation.
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State Department
Ja Anese
Wongre Takanira
Foreign Office
Takahira
Japan
China
Telegraph Notes from Across the Nation
A Providence youth, P O Redpath, 14, dies from a wound after scissors were thrown in a boyish prank. In St Louis strikers disrupt streetcar routes but report no disorder. Augusta Maine hosts a domestic quarrel leaving a possible fatal fall. In New London Missouri, Alex Jester trial reveals choking Gavart Gates as detectives probe a separate drowning in St Louis. Also cited is a $6,000,000 sash door and blind trade.
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P. O. Redpath
T. Louis
Augusta
Mary Cosgrove
William Cuffin
Alex. Jester
New London
Jester
Gavart Gates
Steel
K Ft
St. Louis
Clery Shells Boers in Transvaal March
General Clery's column moved eastward and camped near Witpoort. Mounted infantry clashed with about 200 Boers, shelling a ridge held by burghers. The operation aims to clear the country from Branderton to Heidelbourg, with only one sizable Boer force remaining, which they hastily withdrew from.
Fragmentary Note on Fights and Wedding Details
The text references a fight incident involving a 14 year old, a hospital treatment, and mentions a wedding between Ghurthul and Lieutens. It alludes to a ceremony on a street and indicates events are partially legible with many garbled words.
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Mannees
Omega Oil Great Green Liniment Endorsed by Springfield Resident
A Springfield reader praises Omega Oil as a soothing remedy for rough skin sunburn tired limbs and sore feet. The letter claims rapid pain relief with no burning or redness and includes a neighbor’s anecdote of a lame arm improving after use.
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RA L King
Springfield
Tad
Third Victim of Explosion Dead Faces New Theories
Reports describe a man seen after the blast waving a hand stump and a burned coat found near the burning tank. Police dismiss sightings as uncertain while a jacket marked Charlestown Five Cents Savings Bank and the name Curly remain unresolved. A flaming man fleeing toward the marshes also vanished, leaving investigators with no clear leads.
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Perry
Charlestown Five Cents Savings Bank
J. O'Connell
Asylum Hill
Tank Explosion at Mystic Snaerion Yard Wreck
An oil tank explosion at the Mystic Snaerion yard caused extensive fire damage and a dangerous blast. Firefighters faced mud and water shortages hindering efforts while crews towed damaged cars and pumped oil into a new tank.
Three Victims Die. More Remain Missing After Explosion
The search of the ruins yields no bodies yet. three missing persons haunt investigators. Rufua Fellows 21 dies at Gomerville City Hospital. James J. Callaghan 40 dies there. Albert Lenery 50 Joy Street is gravely ill. Laynch 16, a Medford Street newsboy, not expected to live. Fires and wreckage continue at the Boston and Maine yard with extensive freight damage.
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Cross Street
Homerville
Gomerville City Hospital
James J. Callaghan
Linwood Street
Callaghan
Boston & Mere Road
Albert Lenery
Joy Street
Laynch
Medford Street
Massachusetts General Hospital
Victims Improve After Somerville Fire
Two fire victims treated at Emergency Hospital show improvement though scarred for life. Eugene H. Day of 13 Chester Avenue Somerville, a Crosby Steam Gauge machinist, suffered severe ear burns. John Donnelly, 16, of 7 Gilbert Avenue Somerville, sustained ear burns.
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Eugene H. Day
Chester Avenue
Crosby Steam Gauge and Valve Company
East Somerville
John Donnelly
Gilbert Avenue
Bicycle Collision Injures 12-Year-Old Boy in Marine Park
About 7:30 PM Salva tore De Natale a 12 year old of 1 D Street Boston while riding a bicycle at Marine Park colliding with a team driven by Miss W P Keshish of 608 Past Broadway breaking his right arm. After treatment by Dr Redmond he was sent home.
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D Street
Boston
Marine Park
W. P. Keshish
Broadway
Redmond
Cuban Teachers Fall Ill After Fish Dinner at Harvard
Many Cuban teachers at Harvard fell suddenly ill yesterday after eating possibly spoiled fish. Some fear ptomaine poisoning, prompting the plan to open an infirmary on Massachusetts Avenue for medical care and hospital facilities. Dr. Stone and Cuban physicians will attend.
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Massachusetts Avenue
Stone
Atlantic
Cambridge
Salas Catolicas
Haerverd
Riot on East Boston Bridge during city brawl
A chaotic street clash between East Boston and Chelsea youths erupted on the East Boston bridge with police from Chelsea intervening. Officers, aided by a patrol wagon, captured several assailants while many others fled through marsh mud and water. A number of injuries were reported and medical aid called as bystanders described the scene as the hottest fight seen in Chelsea.
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Burke
Drury
Hele
Tucker
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Oil Company
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Edward Isbester
Lees End
Isbester
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Condor Street
Cuban teachers send sympathy to a girl in Havana
The Cuban teachers express deep sympathy for a young girl mentioned in yesterday's issue. They recount lectures in Spanish and note the hardships faced by Havana residents, sending flowers and best wishes from Arlington and their group.
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Joanne
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Tereh
Erbie
Evidence Begun in the Goebel Murder Trial
Georgetown Kentucky July 13 The Powers case opened with the first evidence presented Colonel Campbell leading the prosecution argued Caleb Powers incited violence and helped organize mounted men. He linked Goebel's assassination to a broader conspiracy and cited claims about the shot from Powers’s office with expert Meade Woodson testifying on measurements.
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Powers
Campbell
Caleb Powers
Frankfort
Goebel
State House Yard
Criais
Meade Woodson
Owers
Pistol Stops Fleeing Man in Boston Street Chase
At 1 16 this morning in front of 104 Court street Officer Merritt of Station 3 fired two pistol shots in the air to halt Joseph Connelly a 22 year old resident of 49 Third Street South Boston. Connelly a former aboard the U S cruiser New Connelly and a pal allegedly stole a live watch from Wreese a seaman on board the S S Bamos now at West Lynn. Connelly ran but was stopped and captured by Officer Merritt who pursued him down the street.
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Merritt
Joseph Connelly
Third Street
South Boston
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