Striking miners march in Shenandoah parade anger
In Shenandoah Pennsylvania a mob of about 1000 men and boys roamed Tuesday night threatening coal operations. They drove union men from engines pumps and fire rooms at Wes Shenandoah colliery and damaged windows with stones while police and deputies tried to hold order. Later at Indian Ridge colliery police blocked violence as pickets urged workers to quit. Deputy Sheriff Coombs and Union Organizer Ginley work with a sheriff posse to maintain order. Austin Texas reports Wells Fargo seeks two robbers after a $62200 holdup near the Maren tral railway in Mexico promising rewards.
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Wes Shenandoah
Nop
Coal and Iron Police
Glass
West Shenandoah
Indian Ridge
Coombs
Ginley
State Troops Endorse Scar Ry for Reappointment
Austin July 30 Just before disbandment of the state encampment all officers of the garrison endorsed Adjutant General Scar ry and will recommend him for reappointment to Governor Lanham. The troop remainder broke camp except the Twelfth cavalry squadron that will stay two or three days until weather clears. Three troops will walk back to Fort Sam Houston for disobeying orders.
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Scarry
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Twelfth Cavalry
Fort Sam Houston
Oil interests in Summerland consolidated for eastern syndicate
Santa Barbara July 30 a deal completed consolidating almost all oil producing interests in Summerland four miles south of town. The venture will be managed by a syndicate of eastern capitalists who have subscribed 700000 dollars for development purposes.
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Santa Barbara
Cal
Summertland
American and Paris honors conferred on officials and merchants
July 30 Paris reports General Patrick A Collins mayor of Boston has been named officer of the region of honor. Paul Capdevielle mayor of New Orleans Thomas St John Gaffney NY attorney and Mr Duveen NY merchant are named chevaliers of the legion.
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Paris
Patrick A Collins
Boston
Mass
Region of Honor
Paul Capdevielle
New Orleans
Thomas St. John Gaffney
New York
Mr Duveen
Legion
British withdraw claim to Bay Islands sovereignty
New Orleans July 30 Steamer Condor from Puerto Cortes Honduras reports the British government has withdrawn all claim to sovereignty over the Bay Islands Ruatan Bonacca or Guanaja Feina and Barbarat and acknowledged they belong to the Republic of Honduras.
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New Orleans
Condor
Puerto Cortes
Honduras
Bay Islands
Ruatan
Bonacca
Guanaja
Feina
Barbarat
Republic of Honduras
Prisoner Heir to a Fortune in New York
July 30 report from Suffolk county grand jury charges Lenuis A Disbrow with causing the deaths of Clarence W. Foster and Dimple Lawrence at Good Ground. Disbrow, heir to $50,000 from Hosea B Perkins estate, following Perkins death. Evans Ind. July 30 postmaster L D Zimmerman of Lynville fatally shot by two robbers who stole over $500 and fled on a hand car. posse in pursuit.
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New York
Suffock County
Clarence W. Foster
Dimple Lawrence
Good Ground
Panther Escaped From Bronx Park Caught in Bronxville
A young panther that escaped Sunday from Bronx park was captured by farmers in Bronxville and returned to its cage.
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New York
Bronx Park
Bronxville
Farrmers
Henderson Named to Texas Board of Examiners
Austin July 30 Superintendent Lefevre appoints J L Henderson of Tyler to succeed Professor A W Orr of Omen as a member on the state board of examiners.
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Austin
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Lefevre
J. L. Henderson
Tyler
A. W. Orr
Omen
State Board of Examinera
Deaths of Judge Brouster and Mrs Dowling
Death of James B. Brouster judge of St. Louis county court occurs at Baptist Sanitarium after a lingering illness from pleurisy. In Toledo Ohio Mrs Patrick H Dowling prominent local woman dies of heart trouble at age 56.
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Dragon Bronster
St. Louis
James B. Brouster
Baptist Sanitarium
Toledo
Patrick H. Dowling
Fire at Stoner Wall Paper Factory Kills Two in Des Moines
Des Moines firefighters found David Watt night watchman dead and P Miller night guard dying after a blaze at the Stoner Wall Paper company building in south Des Moines destroyed about 56000 in stock and machinery. Authorities believe the men drank liquor, then slept as the fire started and spread before crews could reach the factory.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Stoner Wall G Paper Company
David Watt
Stoner Wall Paper
P. Miller
Long Shore
Wall Paper Company
Muuch
Iowa Republicans nominate state ticket at Des Moines convention
Des Moines July 36 Republican state convention opened with notable speakers including Syretors Allison and Dalliver, Secretary Wilson and the congressional delegation, except W I Smith who was elected chairman. Platform opposes trusts. Nominated for secretary of state W B Martin, treasurer G L Gilbertson, attorney general Charles W Mul, judge of the supreme court Charles Bishop, auditor B F Carroll.
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Supreme Court
Charles Bishop
B. F. Carroll
Nord Defeated Near Cape Haytien Clash
General Salnave camps near Cape Haytien with Firmin supporters as Nord attacks and is defeated. Nord's force retreats in panic to Cape Haytien. Volunteers abandon posts while U S gunboat Machias and Consul Livingston pledge protection for foreign residents amid the unrest.
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Cape Haytien
Albert Salnave
Firmins
Nord
Salnave
McCrea
United States
Machias
Livingston
Child beggars roam Chicago streets raided by police
Police under probation officers led a downtown raid Tuesday night and rounded up forty children ages four to seven used to beg and peddle in the streets. Many escaped. The children are held at Harrison Street police station with investigations by visiting aid societies ongoing. Raids will continue until baby beggars are cleared from the streets.
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Chicago
Harrison Street
Visiting and Aid Society
Waurika Tragedy as Rifle Misfire Kills Worker
In Waurika Oklahoma Territory on July 30 a Winchester rifle discharged while guests of the Boyer house prepared to depart. The bullet tore through the floor and ceiling striking Frank Patterson who was working below. He died three hours later. Patterson’s relatives live in Fort Smith Arkansas.
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Waurika
I. T
8S. M. Murphree
Harry Bedford
Walker Hargove
Bowie
Tex
Boyer House
Winchester
Frank Patterson
Patterson
Fort Smith
Ark
Elevator Fire at Oklahoma City Causes $8000 Loss
Oklahoma City July 30 Elevator A owned and operated by J E Farrington burned Monday night. A feed mill operated in connection contained 2500 to 3000 bushels of wheat and ground feed. Loss on building machinery and grain estimated at 8000 with 5100 insured. Origin of fire unknown.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
J. E. Farrington
Wheat shipments from Pacific Northwest to South Africa rise
Portland ore July 30 reports shipments of wheat flour from the Pacific Northwest to South Africa since January 1 total more than 2,060,000 bushels, indicating a strong export movement for the period.
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Portland
Ore
Pacific Northwest
South Africa
Season Tonnage Additions at Shippen Gore Contract
The record notes an existing season total and notes that further tonnage under contract could push the amount to 3,000,000 bushels. It cites Shippen Gore as the site or subject of the contract and indicates the potential expansion of supply under existing agreements.
Warning Against Anarchists Expatriates Traced for U.S. Arrival
Commissioner General of Immigration Sargent circulated photographs of expelled Turkish anarchists believed to be en route to the United States. The warning was sent to immigration officials nationwide to monitor and intercept potential arrivals.
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Washington
Sargent
Turkey
Cholera Spreading in Egypt Across Cities
Cholera epidemic expands in Cairo with 41 new cases and 35 deaths on Tuesday. Mocha reports 22 new infections and 14 deaths. Zizeh also reports disease appearance, signaling widening impact across the region.
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Egypt
Cairo
Mocha
Zizeh
Collision sinks British schooner off Malacca Straits
In a July 30 collision off the Malacca Straits settlement between the British schooners Prince Alexander and Ban-Hin-Guan, the Prince Alexander sank and 40 lives were lost.
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Singapore
Malacca Straits Settlement
Prince Alexander
Ban-Hin-Guan
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