Riots Continue in Cleveland as Troops Move Toward Brooklyn
Cleveland battles flare after darkness falls with 200 rioters stoning cars on Broadway and at Clay and Pearl streets. Soldiers deploy with fixed bayonets, arrests rise, and a large force under Adjutant General Axline guards key locations. Mayor Farley uses emergency authority to appoint special police and issue a calmness proclamation.
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Cleveland
Broadway
Clay
Pearl
Mili‘tiamen
South Brooklyn
Farley
South
Brooklyn
Cleveland Grays
Cleveland Scots Guards
Anton Musit
Musit
Bolton
Quincy
Axline
Associated Press
Euclid Avenue
Big Consolidated Company
Bryan
Strikers’ Association
Ralph Hawley
Conducor
Oe K Jie
Henry Re
Ivane
Ignatius F. Horstmann
Diocese of
Pines Claims A Victory In Brooklyn Street Car Strike
District Master Workman James Pines of Knights of Labor says the Brooklyn street car strike was forced by the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company president and will continue with broad labor support. He argues the protest over long hours proves the strike a gain for organized labor and predicts easier future mobilization, while urging officials to address workers' demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James Pines
Knights of Labor
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Rapid Cfranvit Company
Ten Thousand Tailors Strike in New York
A large strike paralyzes New York garment shops as about ten thousand tailors join the walkout. The strike committee reports widespread job losses and thousands of workers at risk amid ongoing industry tensions and union pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cooruree
Sie Nym
Epidemic of Typhoid Traced to Local Milk Supplier
Jamaica Plain health officials report a typhoid outbreak linked to one milkman with 300 customers. Twenty-seven cases traced, all from homes served by his milk. the farm was found in poor condition with defective drains and an unfit water source. Cans and utensils cleaned, cows removed, and milk distribution halted until compliance. The disease is under control and expected to end soon.
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Health Department
Jamaica Plain
Board of Health
Jhas
Shea
Jerry McCarthy's Banquet Fans Bates for Lieutenant Governor
Jerry McCarthy hosted a dinner at Squantum Inn with Speaker Bates in attendance. The guest list included George E. Smith, Joshua Holden, and Boston Republican Chairman Swallow, who was seen possibly backing Bates. After dining, guests toured Boston streets on Graham's street cars before returning late.
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Jerry McCarthy
Bates
Squantum
George E. Smith
Senate
Joshua B. Holden
Harwood
Soule
Maxwell
Joy
Fairbank
Tague
Myers
Bennett
Whipple
Owland
Schofield
Selfridge
Stalker
Rose
Skillings
Has
General De Negrier Disgraced by War Council Decree
Paris July 2 General De Negrier is relieved of his functions as a member of the Supreme Council of War and inspector of four army corps. He allegedly censured the government during a recent tour and urged officers to report to generals if the government failed to intervene. The Marquis de Galliffet ordered an inquiry and summoned De Negrier to Paris. no other generals are implicated.
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Paris
de Negrier
Oneral
Marquis de Gallifer
Brown accepts gubernatorial nomination if offered
Louisville dispatch reports former Kentucky Governor John Young Brown states he will accept a gubernatorial nomination if the convention offers it. He endorses the ticket headed by William Be t and vows to make the fight of his life.
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Louisville
John Young Brown
Kentucky
Hele
Laxin Oeane
William Bet
Gove
Russia and Japan Arm With Wary Caution in Korea
Reports warn Russia and Japan are arming amid tensions over Korea. The policy column notes potential conflict if arms build escalate, reflecting international strain and looming danger.
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Russia
Japan
Politique Coloniale Te Aide ‘Hat
Epis
Corea
Mensers Raymond Kitcomb Announce August Tours
Mensers Raymond & Kitcomb announce several August tours with Boston departures. Plans include Thousand Island, Watkine Glen, Hudson River, Saratoga Springs, Lakes region, Ausable Chasm, Montreal, Saguenay River, Rockies and Maritime Provinces. Some tours travel via Arkshire Hills. dates include August 31 for Yellowstone and California and August 23 for a world tour. Raymond Whitcomb offers free circulars detailing the fifty seventh summer tours from 236 Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mensers
Raymond & Kitcomb
Boston
Thousand Islandia
Watkine Glen
Hudson River
Saratoga Springs
Lakes Rge A Plain
Ausable Chasm
Montreal
Quebec
Saguenay River
Kite Mountains
Maritime Provinces
Arkshire Hills
Yellowtone National Park
California
Raymond Whitcomb
Washington Street
Postet
Incident at 97 Gold Street injures man after jump attempt
Patrick Holland attempted to jump a moving wagon near his address when a wheel baled and he fell. He was removed from the scene and transported to Emergency Hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Holland
Gold Street
Uprising feared in the South as tensions rise
The article warns of a looming race conflict across the South with blacks arming and mobs in Georgia and Texas seeking retaliation. It accuses unknown instigators of pressuring whites and blacks alike, suggesting a volatile powder keg ready to erupt across Dixie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Hose
Seims Ther
Whitey
Georgia
Texas
Dixie Land
Troops Sent to Bainbridge Protect Jail in Georgia
Telegraph orders from Governor Candler direct Captain Middleton of the State militia at Valdosta and Captain Smith of Thomasville to report to Sheriff Pattison at Bainbridge with all available men. Troops to arrive by 3 am to guard the Decatur jail from a mob seeking John Williams a Black man accused of assaulting two white girls. Local residents vow to intervene, risking bloodshed if the jail is attacked before forces arrive.
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Savannah
Candler
Middleton
Valdosta
Smith
Thomasville
Pattison
Bainbridge
John Williams
Williams
Decatur
Texas Lynching and Church Fire Ignite In Grimes County
Two weeks after a Grimes county lynching a Fuqua Prairie church burned in an arson fire. Suspects John and Randall Hamilton, both Black, led to a confession and a fatal shooting. Randall Hamilton died after capture and John Hamilton shot Van Weight fatally and Tuck Moody was wounded. The assailant was recaptured and hanged. No further trouble is expected.
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Houston
Tex
Grimes County
Fuqua Prairie
John
Randall Hamilton
van Weight
Tuck Moody
Arrest Notice Stirs Atlanta Black Suspect Transfer
A Black man named Will Wright, accused in a domestic incident, was arrested in Troy Alabama and placed in safekeeping. Authorities plan to transport him to Atlanta by train from Montgomery the following morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Will Wright
Troy
Ala
Montgomery
Charlestown Veterans Join Legion Charter List Grows
Charlestown veterans prepare a Legion of Spanish-American War charter drive with about 90 names joined last night. The charter aims to attract up to 300 eligible members, with roughly 200 expected to join before the charter ceremony three weeks away. Local organizers highlight benefits and recruitment efforts as a meeting is set for next Tuesday at 8 p.m.
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Charlestown
Legion
Legion of
Iain Willis W. Stover
Commporaty Et Regiment
Ivanslerted
Snd
Witnesses named for Dreyfus court martial in Rennes
In Rennes on July 2 a list of seventy witnesses summoned to testify before the Dreyfus court martial includes former French leaders and officers such as Casimir-Perier ex president, Gavalgnac, General Billot, Zurlinden and Chanoine, Colonel Du Patyen, Major Count Esterhazy, Paleologue, Mme Henry, and Mile Pays among others.
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Rennes
Dreyfus
M. Casimir-Perier
France
M. Gavalgnac
General Billot
Zurlinden
Paris
Chanoine
Zurlindern
Roget
Paeeeo
Bolsedep Piequatt
General Staff
Rom
Army
Frome Dreyfus
Coronel du Patyen
Red
Esterhazy
Eben
Anotanx
M. Paleologue
Foreign Office
Mme
Henry
Reyfus
Mile. Pays
First American Surrendered for Trial in Foreign Country
Mrs. John R. Rich, accused of murdering her husband in Mexico, was surrendered to Mexican authorities. She wrapped an American flag around herself before entering the carriage, marking the first time an American citizen has been handed over for trial abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bel Paso
Tex
John R. Rich
Mexico
Bell Company to Transfer Business to New York
Chicago dispatch reports the American Bell Telephone Company has completed arrangements to move its entire business to New York City. The notice notes the Bell Company may be consolidating with American Telephone & Telegraph Company, but officials in this city will not confirm or deny the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
American Bell Telephone Company
New York City
Bell Company
American Telephone & Telegraph Company
Stock Barn Burned in Seekonk Fire
The stock barn of the Ker farm at Seekonk owned by B. H. Potter burned today in what is believed to be incendiary. The loss covered the building and contents, with prior arson incidents nearby including the destruction of two cows owned by Oliver Earl.
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Attleboro
Ker
Seekonk
Y B. H. Potter
Oliver Arl
Postmaster Appointment Declined by John Bishop in White Oak
John Bishop, a Black man recently named for postmaster at White Oak, declines the position for the second time. He again refused when first offered, fearing white residents may resent his acceptance and hoping to avoid trouble in Montgomery.
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Montgomery
Ala
John Bishop
White Oak
Bristow
Wacbington Bichon
Obituary notes mention Gideon J Tucker former New York Secretary of State
Obituary notes report Gideon J Tucker ex secretary of State for New York died at home in New York aged around seventy, with prior service since 1856 and continued membership in public life. The fragment also references other figures and a comedian associated with Adelaide, Australia, and a six year old death, though details are unclear due to damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gideon J. Tucker
New-York
New York
Daily News
Hicks
Oscar Gerard
Belle O Tew
Adelaide
Austalia
Mont Aroma
Buffalo baseball players found not guilty after Sunday arrest
Members of the Buffalo and Minneapolis baseball clubs who were arrested for playing ball on Sunday were tried in the police court and acquitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Minneapola
Bath man identified after body found in Marine Park
The man found dead in Marine Park Monday evening was identified as Edward T. Lowell of Bath. He had been staying at the Hoffman House in Boston and had left to visit his wife.
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Marine Park
Edward T. Lowell
Bath
Mr. Lowell
Boston
Hoffman House
Tax Rate Comparison Fragment Reveals Yearly Figures
The fragment references a tax rate for the year 1m6 and a value of 19.10 in a context comparing rates. Details are incomplete but indicate an annual tax rate discussion.
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Enu
Old Magellan Cannon Recovered From Cebu for Boston Harbor
A cast iron cannon believed to be the first planted at Cebu by Magellan was recovered from a rock in Cebu harbor and brought to Boston aboard the John Currier after a 16 000 mile voyage. The relic, about twelve feet long and weighing a ton, was aboard the Currier at Boston Harbor and later displayed in the harbor.
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G. Magellan
John Currier
Brouwith & Elic E
Cebu
Magellan
Philippines
Boston
Plier 1
New England
Petrel
Dewey
Currier
West Indies
Aguinaldo
Petre
Conry
R. A.lawrence
Malden
Cheesebottom
Newa
Lawrence
St Teresa Parish Picnic Sports Set For Caledonian Grove
An interesting programme of sports and other entertainments has been created for the Hick Picnic of St Teresa's parish on July 29 at Caledonian Grove in The Ward. The 18 Colored Democratic Club participates in the day’s events.
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Steresa’s
Atuay
Caledonian Grove
Colored Democratic Club
Club prepares for first grand outing at Apollo Garden
A committee has been named to arrange the club’s inaugural event at Apollo Garden on Thurada Aug 10. Weather delays postponed races at Combination Park from last night to tonight. Division 36 4.C. H. plans a Labor Day field day at Locust Street grounds. Newport Yacht Racing Association completes armament for further racing including Columbia Defender events. The Vigilant and Navahee contest for 260 dollars over a course laid for Columbia and Defender. Rockdale Trott Park in South Peabody was sold at auction yesterday in a deal involving J H Creasy of the Boston Chamber Commerce.
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Apollo Garden
Thurada
Combination Park
Division
4.C. H
Locust Street Grounds
Newport Yacht Racing Association
Newport
Vigilant
Navahee
Columbia
Defender
Rockdale Trott Park
South Peayy
J. H. Creasy
Boston Chamber Commerce
Ilteon
Chireh
Bari
Next Eye
Local theft arrest reported in Hives Park area
Helen Darling, 20, of Hives Park, was arrested last evening on a larceny charge. Police recovered part of the stolen property including $8 worth of dry goods. Joseph Harris of Genesee Street cited identity with the incident at Field's Corner.
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Helen Darling
Hives Park
Chargie “Larcep
Nen Meid
Tremont
Joseph Harris
Genesee Street
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Jerry M’carthy
Swallow
Supreme Council of War
Brown
Goebel
Raymond & Whitcomb
Montana
United States
Evenincs
Tifal Cinater
Eatin Erhald Ay
Genuir
Topas Dianauti
Marquise Ring Piassy
Ieee
Montana Diamond CO
Washington St
Jewelers’ Building
Col. Bromfield
Washington St. Jewelers’ Building
Col. Bromfield Street
Eich
Tiffany
Metas
Bor
Gentine
Ping
Rich
Bell Telephone Company
Joan
World OF Sport
X-Zalia
Alalia CO
Vatterymarch Bt
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