Rioting and Car Bombing Shock Cleveland Streets
Violent clashes continued across Cleveland with mobs attacking streetcars and police. A nitro-guncotton explosion on a Euclid avenue car injured six, with one woman dying, while troops were mobilized and 15 arrests reported as authorities vow to suppress rioting.
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Albert E. Fassett
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E. C. Martin
William Daggers
Cincinnati
Frank Schroeder
St. Louis
Kensington Street
More Troops Called as Cleveland Strife Eases
Cleveland July 24 reports show wild disorder during the streetcar strike fading to quiet as troops move in. Streetcars run on over a dozen lines with few passengers. bus lines operate on many consolidated routes and attract riders. By forenoon, all available military forces in Cleveland are deployed.
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Cleveland
Consolidated
Tanner Escapes Detainer Over Off Season Deer Killing
Governor Tanner of Illinois is reported to have killed a young deer out of season in Colorado. Wardens sought to detain him but local authorities did not arrest the visiting governor. Open season starts August 15 with penalties of jail time or fines for possession of game before then. Tanner reportedly plans to return from California and faces possible summons upon reaching Glenwood Springs.
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Hedden
Funeral of Ingersoll at Dobbs Ferry Seen by Many
The body of Robert G. Ingersoll lay in state Sunday at the Dobbs Ferry home of son in law Walston H. Brown. Crowds of workers and others prayed or gazed on the noted agnostic, with no funeral plans announced. John C. Ridpath may deliver the eulogy and sculptor George Grey Barnard will make a death mask.
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Robert G. Ingersoll
Walston H. Brown
Dobbs Ferry
War Department Orders Troops to Philippines Readiness
Chicago July 24 War department orders have been received at Fort Sheridan to place Third Cavalry in immediate readiness for active service in the Philippines. The dispatch also states the administration plans to use cavalry more freely in the fall.
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War Department
Fort Sheridan
Third Cavalry
Philippines
Am edondo acquitted again in Borda murder case
Montevideo reports a jury again acquitted Avelino Am edondo in the assassination of President Borda. Defense argued lack of direct proof linking the shot to death due to no autopsy. The case revisits a historic political murder in Uruguay.
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Avelino Amedondo
Borda
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