Bryans Remain in Britain Through Inter-Parliamentary Conference
Hon W J Bryan and Mrs Bryan stay in Great Britain until after the Inter-Parliamentary Union conference opening July 22. They will visit Scotland after leaving London July 15 and attend numerous engagements including dinners hosted by Col J Biles and Ambassador Reid, with luncheons by Secretary Ridgely Carter and Mr Haldane, and a closing dinner by Lord Chancellor Loreburn.
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Great Britain
Inter-Parliamentary Union
London
W. J
Bryan
Hare
Scotland
Mr. Bryan
J. Biles
Nebraska
Reid
Dorchester House
House of Commons
Haldane
Ridgely Carter
Carter
Loreburn
Rockefeller Warrant Orders Sheriff to Seize Him in Ohio
A Hancock county warrant directs the sheriff to arrest John D. Rockefeller wherever found in Ohio or pursue him into any county, ensuring his body appears before the probate court to answer an anti trust charge for organizing and maintaining a oil monopoly. The warrant, signed by Judge Banker, accompanies the information and affidavit filed by Prosecutor David.
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Ohio
Findlay
John D. Rockefeller
Hancock County
David
Rockefeller
John Dpd. Rockefeller
Banker
Probate Court
Evidence of Trust in Kansas City Ice Industry
Investigation launched by the county prosecutor probes a supposed ice trust that allegedly controls output and imposes a 10 per ton charge on smaller consumers for ice priced at 1.50. H L Burke of the People's Ice Storage and Fuel company testifies contracts may hinder rival producers from supplying competitors.
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Kansas City
H. L. Burke
People’s Ice, Storage and Fuel Company
Headon Collision Injures Train Crew in Hot Springs
In Hot Springs on July 11, passenger train No. 6 on the Little Rock and Hot Springs Western met a new engine on a trial run head on. Engineer John Stanley was seriously injured and may die. Conductor B. Cobb suffered serious injuries. William Hudgins was cut about the head and many passengers bruised. The loose engine was running at full speed trying to reach a siding to let the passenger pass.
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Hot Springs
Little Rock
Headon
John Stanley
B. Cobb
William Hudgins
Chalmers Found Not Guilty in Hotel Shooting
David Chalmers, plantation manager from Hill House Mississippi, was acquitted of murder in the March 28 shooting of Samuel B. Arnold a former book keeper on the same plantation. The killing occurred in a hotel buffet with domestic troubles cited as motive.
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Memphis
David Chalmers
Hill House
Miss
Samuel B. Arnold
Chalmers
Arnold
Two Shut Outs Across Texas Leagues and Cities
Tuesday results show Dallas 0 Fort Worth 4 in the South Texas League and Cleburne 5 Dallas 0. Galveston crushed San Antonio 11 0 while other scores include Galveston 4 San Antonio 2 and Houston 4 Beaumont 0. In the Southern and National and American Leagues, Birmingham beat Montgomery 10 3 New Orleans downed Memphis 9 2 Atlanta outscored Nashville 11 5 Philadelphia routed St Louis 8 1 Brooklyn edged Pittsburg 7 6 Cincinnati 6 New York 2 Chicago defeated Boston 6 3 Detroit beat Washington 4 3. Washington requests Internal Revenue included in civil service list. Burlet Herrera to fight Charles Neary in Bakersfield Aug 17.
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Birmingham
Montgomery
New Orleans
Memphis
Atlanta
Nashville
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Boston
Chicago
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
New York
Herrera
Neary
Bakersfield
Cal
Burlet
Charles Neary
Milwaukee
Couple Shares Final Goodbye After Lifelong Bond
Arthur S. Graham and his Jefferson Park wife died within a day of each other after nearly fifty years together. Mrs. Graham fell ill July Fourth with diabetes and died Monday. Mr. Graham, long troubled by heart disease, died Tuesday in a separate room, unaware of her death. They were buried side by side, leaving five children.
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Oon
Chicago
Arthur S. Graham
Jefferson Park
Mr. Graham
Selections Made by Military Board For General Staff Officers
Washington July 11 selections by the board of officers for general staff positions were approved by the secretary of war. Colonels Ramsey D. Potts George S. Anderson A A Augur. Majors James B. Aleshire Carroll A Devol Eben Swift. Captains Stephen L Slocum E Chamberlain Julius A Penn A G McAlexander Michael J Lenihan. Lc Thaddeus Jones and Major I Walz were elected earlier and will be detailed.
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Military Board
Washington
Board of Officers
War Department
Secretary of War
Ramsey D. Potts
Artillery Corps
George S. Anderson
Eighth Cavalry
A. A. Augur
Twenty-ninth Infantry
James B. Aleshire
Quartermaster’s Department
Carroll A. Devol
Quartermaster's Department
Eben Swift
Twelfth Cavalry
Stephen L. Slocum
E. Chamberlain
Julius A. Penn
Seventh Infantry
A. G. McAlexander
Thirteenth Infantry
Michael J. Lenihan
Thaddeus Jones
Cavalry
I. Walz
Infantry
Cleveland Goes to Tamworth for Summer Home Fishing
There, New York July 11. Former President Cleveland passed through this city en route to his Tamworth New Hampshire summer home. He was accompanied by Dr J D Bryant his personal friend and physician. Cleveland is said to have recovered his health and plans to stay the rest of the summer counting on good fishing.
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New York
Cleveland
Tamworth
N. H
J. D. Bryant
Bryant
Wolcott Retains Welterweight Title With KO
Boston’s Joe Wolcott retains the world welterweight title by knocking out Milwaukee’s Jack Dougherty in the eighth round at the Lincoln Athletic Club Chelsea on Tuesday night.
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Dougherty
Boston
Joe Wolcott
Jack Dougherty
Milwaukee
Lincoln Athletic Club
Chelsea
Ladrone leader Surrenders in Luzon Trial Soon
GIVES HIMSELF UP Manila July 11 Montalon the Ladrone leader surrendered to Colonel Brandholtz and was moved to Vavite for trial. The capture leaves only one more Ladrone leader at large in Luzon. Chief of the Constabulary Allen says all outlaws must stand trial. Government criticized for trial delays.
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Manila
Montalon
Brandholtz
Vavite
Luzon
Allen
Bantamweight title fight set for August in Los Angeles
Manager Mc Carey of the Pacific Athletic club announces Frankie Neill and Jimmy Walsh will clash in a twenty round bantamweight title bout in Los Angeles on August 3. Both boxers will weigh in at 115 pounds. Walsh is currently in Boston.
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Los Angeles
McCarey
The
Pacific Athletic Club
Frankie Neill
Jimmy Walsh
Walsh
Boston
Lightning Kills 16 Year Old in New Braunfels Yard
Miss Lillie Schwab sixteen was struck by lightning nine miles southwest of New Braunfels Texas while in her yard. Blue marks appeared on her chest and her clothing near the chest and waist were scorched, authorities reported.
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New Braunfels
Tex
Here
Lillie Schwab
Cottonseed Oil Mill Planned by San Angelo Firm
Cottonseed Oil Company of San Angelo Texas is organized with capital stock of 50 000 to build a cotton seed oil mill with three presses and a daily capacity of fifty tons of seed.
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Cottonsee Oil Company
San Angelo
Tex
San Angelo Cotton Oil Company
Attempt to Blow Up Bridge in Warsaw
An unsuccessful attempt was made Tuesday to blow up the bridge over the Vistula. Troops and guards drove off the would be perpetrators after they mined the bridge.
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Warsaw
Vistula
Large Negro Young People's congress to convene July 31
Washington July 11 Large delegations are expected at the meeting of the National Negro Young People's Christian and Educational congress from July 31 to Aug 5. Secretary of the Navy Bonaparte will be a speaker.
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Washington
National
Negro Young People’s Christian and Educational Congress
Bonaparte
Suspected Yellow Fever Cases Reported in Havana
Reports to the Louisiana board of health say two fever cases suspected as yellow fever were found in Havana on Tuesday. One case reportedly developed there on July 4. The Nipa Cuba outbreak was later named paludic fever in dispatches. Louisiana health officers in Cuba relayed the reports.
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New Orleans
Havana
Louisiana State Board of Health
Nipa
Cuba
Louisiana
Armed Robbery Targets Vistula Railway Cashier
Ten armed men ambushed the Vistula railway cashier as he and an attendant and two soldiers moved to the State bank. The assailants killed the soldiers, took 50000 dollars, and the cashier fled with 400000 dollars.
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Warsaw
Vistula
Marshal killed during arrest in Jennings Louisiana
Night marshal Coffin died after attempting to arrest Vivian Boutte a Black man in Jennings Louisiana Boutte fled and was later wounded by a posse and jailed in Lake Charles Louisiana
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Jennings
Coffin
Vivian Boutte
Lake Charles
Farmers' Congress Opens with Eight Hundred Attendees
About 800 persons attended the first session of this year's Farmers' congress at College Station Texas on July 11. Papers discussed plans for agriculture horticulture and sunshine praising while kindred societies held meetings Tuesday.
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College Station
Tex
Farmers’ Congress
Attempt on Russian Vice Admiral Chouknin Near Sevastopol
An assassination attempt occurred at 1 pm Wednesday near Sevastopol targeting Vice Admiral Chouknin, commander of the Black Sea fleet. He was wounded and admitted to a hospital for treatment.
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Sevastopol
Chouknin
Black Sea
Robbed at Memphis Sees Miss Powell Lose Cash and Ticket
Miss Alice Powell of Houston loses 150 dollars and a railroad ticket in a house raid during a farewell dinner with friends in Memphis on July 11. A thief took purses from three party members, with Powell suffering the largest loss.
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Alice Powell
Houston
Memphis
Tex
Miss Powell
Mistaken Idea Sparks Measles Quip in Tribune Exchange
A Chicago Tribune fragment shows a professor debating the notion that nothing comes free while a sharp young man jokes about having contracted measles for nothing, highlighting humor in a classroom exchange.
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Chicago Tribune
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