Pope Leo's Condition Remains Critical In Rome
Rome reports another day of care for Pope Leo XIII with doctors noting his frail state and no change since this afternoon. A later note confirms fear of death overnight and mentions camphor and caffeine to support circulation. In Chicago a Colorado freight wreck in the Royal Gorge plunges 2000 feet into the Arkansas River with multiple fatalities feared.
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Rome
Pope Leo
Lapponi
Mazzoni
Rossoni
Pope
Brussels
UMWA Interstate Convention Opens With Talks On Wages
Pittsburg Kan July 10 Speeches by John Mitchell W D Ryan and others dominated the first session of the interstate convention of the United Mine Workers of America Local operators met in separate conference and organized Their joint wage scale action is set for Monday Mitchells called the conference the most important labor gathering in the west and predicted a basis for wage adjustment likely reducing strikes and lockouts He saw broad mining interests represented with prospects of higher wages and better conditions.
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Pittsburg
Kan
John Mitchell
W. D. Ryan
United Mine Workers of America
Mitchell S
West
Educators Elect New National Association Officials
The National Educational Association elected J. W. Cook of Illinois as president and Henry Roads of Kentucky as treasurer. Officer slate includes Vice-president Charles W. Eliot, E. A. Alderman, W. L. Prather, George R. Cook, and F. B. Dyer with directors named from multiple states and territories including J. W. Abercrombie and Warren Easton among others.
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National Editorial Association
Boston
National Educational Association
J. W. Cook
Illinois
Henry Roads
Kentucky
Charles W. Eliot
Massachusetts
E. A. Alderman
Louisiana
W. L .Prather
Texas
George R. Cook
Arkansas
F. B. Dyer
Ohio
Alabama
J. W. Abercrombie
John Hineman
Georgia
W. H. Liggton
Indiana
L. A. Mott
Indian Territory
J. Benedict
E. H. Mark
Warren Easton
Mississippi
E. E. Bass
W. H. Kirk
Oklahoma
Andrew B. Hickman
Tennessee
D. J. Johns, Jr
A. Caswell Ellis
West Virginia
Lucy Robinson
Seven Funerals and Troop Withdrawals in Evansville
Evansville Indiana on July 10 reports seven funerals for the victims of the night shooting. Governor Durbin spoke with Brigadier General McKee leading to troop removal from streets. Two more wounded are in serious condition as the grand jury resumes testimony Monday. In a separate dispatch from Constantinople calm is described as Bulgaria halts frontier reinforcement amid a shifting mood.
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Evansville
Ind
Durbin
McKee
Terre
Bulgaria
Constantinople
Sofia
Payne to Sail on Revenue Cutter Cruise to Boston
Postmaster General Payne will depart Washington next Wednesday for a coastwise cruise to Boston aboard the revenue cutter Onondaga and be away about ten days. Separately, William Jennings Bryan announced plans to travel to Europe in September to study sociology under monarchical government for the fall and stay through year's end.
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Washington
Payne
Boston
Onondaga
Bryan
Chicago
Record-Herald
Lincoln
Neb
William Jennings Bryan
Europe
Express Companies Agree to Cut Rates After Conference
In Austin on July 10 representatives of several express firms met with the railroad commission. Following the talks the carriers agreed to reduce rates in line with the commission’s views. In New York also on July 10 a drowning occurred at Wading River Long Island where Josie Merry and nurse Miss Ashton perished after being pulled under by the undertow. Miss Barker saved Josie’s sister.
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Hoag & Robertson
Austin
Railroad Commission
New York
Josie Merry
Miss Ashton
Wading River
Long Island
Beaumont Strike Settled and Workers to Return
Beaumont Texas July 10 Manager Johnson of the Beaumont Traction company announces all differences with the employer have been satisfactorily adjusted and the men will at once return to work.
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Beaumont
Tex
Johnson
The
Beaumont Traction Company
Mystic Shrine elects Geo H Green Imperial Potentate
George H. Green of Dallas Texas was chosen imperial potentate at Saratoga New York July 10. The imperial council of the Mystic Shrine also elected officers including Geo L Brown as deputy potentate Henry A Collins as assistant rabban Alvah P Clayton as high priest and prophet Frank C Mundy as imperial oriental guide F I Alderman as imperial treasurer W S Brown as first ceremonial master G L Street as second ceremonial master Frederick A Hines as imperial marshal Chas Fonsor as outer guard and W W Irvin as second guard.
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Dallas
Tex
Saratoga
N. Y
Imperial Council of
Mystic Shrine
Atlantic City
Geo. H. Green
Imn
Geo. L. Brown
New York
Imperial
Rabban
Henry A. Collins
Toronto
Canada
Alvah P. Clayton
St. Joseph
Frank C. Mundy
Chicago
F. I. Alderman
Marion
W. 5S
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Beaubien Street
Detroit
Mich
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Cardui
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Thedford
Wine
Valponi
Mar. Valponi
Mer. Volponi
Vatican
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Colo
Denver and
Rio Grande
Royal Gorge
Arkansas River
Hanging Bridge
Canyon City
United Mine Workers
William Spencer
Charles C. McFarland
Anti-Policy Society
Court of General Sessions
Spencer
Henry Hungerford
New Haven
Conn
John Wittman Filor
Sue Faulk
Grand Opera House
MO. B. Mike
Dewitt & Co
Houston
Texas Central
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M. L. Robbins, G. P
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Cole Bros
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