Convention of Christian Endeavor Delegates In Cincinnati
Delegates from foreign lands attended the twentieth annual Christian Endeavor convention in Cincinnati. President Clark received the gavel from Bishop Fallows and new financial secretary Rev. Clarence E. Eberman was elected. The trustees debated next convention sites, with St Louis and Denver highest. no decision made during the current session.
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Cincinnati
The
Christian Endeavor Society
Jas
Bresi
Gane
Francis E. Clark
Boston
Clarke
Samuel Fallows
Chicago
Louis
Ryling
Columbus
Buckeye
Nash
A. M. Myaki
Osaka
Japan
Christian Endeavour
George H
Bishop Fallows
Dent Clark
William” W. Shaw
John W. Baer
FF. H. Kidder
Or. Financial
Clarence ,E. Eberman
Lancaster
Lhe
Aifternoon
St.Louis
Denver
Lloyd
Tompkins
Philadelphia
Corenlius Woltkin
Brooklyn
Central Christian Church
J. Wilbur Chapman
New York City
Winona Lake
Ind
St. Paul’s Methodist Episcopal Church
Charles M. Sheldon
Topeka
Kan
Music Hall
Dr. Chapman
New York
Willian Philips Hall
Clark
Miners Riot at Telluride Mines Injures and Exacts Demands
Unrest among Smuggler Union miners at the Smuggler Union mine near Telluride Colorado escalated into violence with reports of dynamite damage and multiple deaths. Governor Ormond warned of state action, and by July 8 an agreement followed limiting union power while preserving contract work and wage adjustments for those earning under three dollars daily.
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Colorado
Telluride
Ouray
Col
Telluridex
Bird
Denver
Gov. Ormond
Arthur L. Collins
Union Nine
Union Mining Co
Arthur Collins
Manger
Ormond
Tarthux
I. Collins
J. M. Ormond
Versailles Fire Destroys Town Business District
A disastrous blaze in Versailles Ohio on Saturday leveled the grain elevator of J S Leiber Co and swept the business section. Firefighters from Versailles Union City and Sidney fought the flames as 35 residents were left homeless and about 40 business houses burned with losses estimated at 500000 to 750000.
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Versaillles
Greenville
Versailles
J. S. Leiber & Co
Union City
Sidney
Haws &Fennestock
Columbus
Calderwood
M. W. Baker
Christian Church
Policeman Stabbed During Arrest in Chicago
Officer Michael O Malley was fatally stabbed in the abdomen after arresting a man for insulting a woman on Curtis Street. A struggle followed as two accomplices attacked him. the assailants escaped while the officer, exhausted from loss of blood, collapsed on the pavement.
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Chicago
Michael O'Malley
Curtis Street
Injunction Issued Against Riverside Machinists Union
Kansas City July 4 Judge Philips granted a federal injunction banning interference or intimidation by Lodge 92 International Association of Machinists against Riverside Iron Works Co. Copies of the petition were served on union members. E D Hollis said the union would not act against the injunction though he warned of future conduct if workers are replaced.
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Kansas City
Riverside Iron Works Co
Philips
Federal Court
Lodge 92
International Association of Machinists
E. D. Hollis
The
Machinists
Renowned Jurist Charles A Peabody Dies in New York
Charles A Peabody a distinguished jurist died yesterday in New York City from exhaustion caused by heat. Born in Sandwich New Hampshire in 1814 he studied law in Baltimore and at Harvard. He practiced law in New York for fifty years and served briefly as a supreme court judge in 1855. Lincoln appointed him to the provisional court of Louisiana where he served as chief justice from 1863 to 1863.
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New York
Charles A. Peabody
Peabody
Sandwich
N. H
Baltimore
Harvard Law School
Supreme Court
Lincoln
South
Mr. Peabody
Provisional Court of
Louisiana
Shortage of Cars Halts Wheat Movement in Kansas
Kansas City reports a shortage of freight cars delaying the wheat harvest transport. The wheat movement began early this year due to favorable weather, but railways are said to be unable to handle the volume.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Mad Dog Epidemic Hits Brown County Kansas
In intense heat an outbreak of mad dog bites afflicts Brown County Kansas with many people and livestock injured and cattle losses heavy. Several deaths have occurred in the past three days as heat exacerbates the spread near St Joseph.
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St. Joseph
Brown County
Kansas
Roof Collapse During Fourth of July Crowd Tragedy
In Canton Illinois yesterday a roof crowd caused the front wall to give way sending boys about twenty feet to the pavement. A brick shower struck 300 to 400 bystanders. Eva Snydam seven was killed. Charles Fellows badly crushed and likely to die. About twenty others were injured.
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Canton
Ill
Eva Snydam
Charles Fellows
Review of Trade Says Labor Turbulence and Textile Gains
The weekly review notes labor troubles as a conservative feature while retail and robbing persist, with goods sold at fair profits. Textiles show regional improvement, grains harvests progress, and money market anxiety remains confined to stock speculators. Heat prompts mill closures, and workers halt until disputes resolve. The 25 cent sheet production surprise offers no general price weakening. Footwear remains active regionally, hemlock and Worsted demand strengthens, and wool trade rises with high domestic cotton demand keeping brown goods volumes down.
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R. G. Dun
of Tradé
East
Middle West
Sa Qnet
New England
Coates Brothers
China
Youthful Murderer Albert Albers Shoots Playmate Then Hangs
Albany July 6 A 13 year old boy Albert Albers shot 12 year old Emanuel Koehler with a 22 Flobert rifle and then hanged himself. Koehler died instantly while Albers fled but was found in the cellar suspended from a rope. He died a few minutes later. The boys were playmates and had quarreled days before. Koehler’s father Rev Koehler is a gospel minister.
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Kio
Albany
N. Y
Albert Albers
Emanuel Koehler
Albers
Koehler
Koehler i
Theodore
Cloudburst cripples Michigan railroads and crops
Western Michigan suffered a severe cloudburst that damaged rail lines from Grand Rapids to Howard City. Major routes like Pere Marquette and Grand Rapids & Indiana face washouts and long detours, while the Grand Trunk is blocked by a bridge washout at Saranac. The Grand River rose another three feet six inches and fruit and crops in the peach belt suffered heavy damage.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Michigan
Pere- Marquette
Grand Rapids & Indiana
Howard City
Pere-Marquette
Grand Trunk
Saranac
Rouge
Grand River
Carrie Nation Arrests After Walnut Street Outburst
Carrie Nation threatened to wreck the Cheim Brothers saloon on Walnut street and was arrested by St. Louis police. She was taken to Central District station and released by Capt. Reynolds who warned of further confinement if she caused more trouble.
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Carrie Nation
St. Lous
Sunday Boat Excursions from Buffalo Must Cease
Ontario Sunday excursions by boats are banned following a Fort Erie conviction of a steamboat captain for running Sunday trips from Buffalo to Port Colborne. Attorney General Gibson directs Ottawa Brockville Sault Ste. Marie Toronto ports to prosecute infractions.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Vss
Toronto
Ontario
Gibson
Fort Erie
Port Colborne
Ottawa
Zelleville
Brockville
Sault Ste. Marie
Dawes Resigns as Comptroller to Seek Senate Seat
Washington July 6 Charles G Dawes comptroller of the currency has tendered resignation to take effect October 1 to run for United States senator from Illinois. He cites propriety in seeking the senate while not delaying his duties and notes his record in banking reforms and consolidations during his tenure. He organized insolvency liquidations and oversaw the creation of 785 banks.
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Ko Snays
Ifo
United States
Washington
Charles G. Dawes
Dawes
People of
Illinois
United States Senate
Senate
Janiu“argil
James” HH. Eckels
Chestnut, Street National Bank of Philadelphia
Ots
Philadelphia
Bankia
Seventh National Bank of New York
Dawe
Congress
England
Ile
Dowie Missionaries Driven From Evanston by Mob
Twenty one followers of John Alexander Dowie were forced from Evanston after a violent mob of about one thousand attacked them with eggs vegetables and other missiles. Police, though summoned, could not stop the disturbance and the missionaries eventually left town under guard.
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Chicago
John Alexander Dowie
Evanston
Dowie
Doweites
Knight
Train Stop Sparks Violence as Non-Union Men Don Caps
A special train with 12 non-union workers hired to replace striking machinists for the Southern railway was halted by striker supporters at the Easton Wome switch. Passengers were forced to alight as the switch was manipulated, and the non-union men were removed from the coach amid the confrontation.
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Charleston
D. C
Southern Railway
Easton Wome
Son shoots father in Milford hotel barroom
Edward Windsor fired a shotgun blast into his father Thomas B. Windsor in the Windsor hotel barroom after a dispute over using a team. The father is expected to die. Edward fled and is at large, with authorities fearing a self-inflicted death.
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Milford
Del
Edward Windsor
Windsor Hotel
Thomas B. Windsor
Windsor
Proclamation Opens Indian Land for Oklahoma Settlement
The proclamation by President McKinley opens ceded lands in Oklahoma to settlement under Homestead and town site laws. Registration runs July 10 to 26 at Reno and Lawton land offices, with entry by drawing beginning July 29 at 9 a.m. in El Reno and Lawton districts.
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New Times
Washington
McKinley
Oklahoma
United States
Reno
Lawton
iTo
el Reno
United States Land Office
Last Sad Rites for Hazen Pingree in Detroit
In Detroit on July 8 crowds lined the streets as Hazen S. Pingree’s funeral convoy marched 414 miles to Elmwood Cemetery. Ex governor and former mayor Pingree was laid to rest in a vault beside a stream while Michigan National Guard, 1 200 soldiers and naval reserves honored him. Over 500 workers from Pingree's shoe factory joined the procession.
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Detroit
Hazen S. Pingree
Michigan
Elmwood
Pingree
Pierre Lorillard Dies After Illness in New York
Pierre Lorillard died at 2 10 PM yesterday after noon at the Fifth Avenue hotel. He succumbed as the Deutschland brought the Lorillards from Europe to New York. Present at the bedside were his daughters Mrs. T Suffern Tailor and Mrs. Wm Kent with their husbands, and Pierre Lorillard Jr. and wife and Pierre Lorillard 3d.
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New York
Pierre Lorillard
Lorillard
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Deutschland
Europe
Mr. Lorillard
T. Suffern
Wm. Kent
Pierre Lorillard, Jr
National Education Association Meets in Detroit
The headquarters of the fortieth annual convention at the Hotel Cadillac attracted prominent educators from across the nation. The first general session moved from Light Guard armory and will open in the morning with national call of education and the Indian education department sessions.
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Detroit
Mich
Cadillac
National Educational Association
Light Guard Armory
National Call of Education
Indian Education Department
Oklahoma land rush frenzy stirs Kiowa-Comanche country
In Oklahoma City July 9 hundreds of homesteaders read the president's proclamation opening Kiowa Comanche lands. Registration at the land office is barred, fueling dissatisfaction as 5000 expect to register. Judge Kirkpatrick warns of trouble as lottery opens ruling counties. Cavalry from Fort Reno and Fort Sill ordered to posts. Newstrel Lew Hornbeck's followers plan to move in despite orders. Proclamation praised by many yet drawing clauses spark concern over land selection after lucky numbers.
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Oklahoma City
Public Land Office
el Reno
O. T
Kirkpatrick
Caddo County
Fort Reno
Fort Sill
Lew Hompeck
Mince Newstrel
Hornbeck
Conference to settle steel labor questions in Pittsburg
The Amalgamated Association plans a high level meeting in Pittsburg at the Hotel Lincoln starting Thursday at 10 o clock to address grave iron and steel industry issues. Officials from the union and employers will confer to settle strike related tensions in what is described as a historic conference. Theodore J. Shafer reports on anticipated participation and possible involvement of Charles M. Schwab.
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Pittsburg
Capital and Labor
Lincoln
Amalgamated Association
Iron and Steel Industries
Alabama
Charles M. Schwab
United States Steel Corporation
Theodore J. Shafer
Crucifix Unearthed in Fort Frank For Jesuit Marquette
Workmen at the Ann Arbor hotel site in Frankfort Michigan unearthed a golden altar crucifix eleven inches long with a five inch arm span set in a two inch square base It is believed to have belonged to Jesuit priest Marquette who is buried in the area 225 years ago A skull found nearby earlier is now on public display in Toledo Ohio
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Toledo
Ann Arbor
Frankfort
Mich
Marquette
Generous sister declines half of Cincinnati estate
Very Generous. Cincinnati July 9 Mrs Philip Amour of Chicago through her attorney yesterday declined to take one half of the estate of her brother Frank Ogden who died recently in Cincinnati. Ogden left an estate to be divided equally between his wife and sister Mrs Anmour. By the latter generosity the whole estate will go to the widow.
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Cincinnati
Philip Armour
Chicago
Frank Ogden
Cable Co. cites Buenos Aires censorship policy
The Commercial Cable Co. announced that all telegrams to Buenos Ayres will pass the censor, except those containing Argentine political news. The notice specifies that coded or other telegrams face censorship.
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New York
The
Commercial Cable Co
Buenos Ayres
Destructive blaze threatens Brunswick hotel
A fire at the Oglethorpe hotel in Brunswick Georgia yesterday afternoon endangers the building. Natives are reported lost while guests were evacuated. The Oglethorpe is Brunswick's leading hotel.
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Atlanta
Brunswick
Oglethorpe Hotel
Oglthorpe
Exposition Chief Returns to Lead Fair Work
President David R. Francis of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition arrives back in St Louis from the east and immediately resumes coordination with the executive and other committees to advance the world’s fair preparations.
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St Louis, Mo
David R. Francis
Caldrons of Yellowstone Ink Fatal Park Accident
Two women, a mother and daughter, fell into a natural caldron of boiling mud on Yellow Stone Lake in Yellowstone National Park. They were pulled from the mud and transported by boat to the Lake hotel where doctors warned injuries could prove fatal. Names not released.
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Helena
Mont
Mammoth
Slot Springs
Yellow Stone Lake
National Park
Lake Hotel
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Educators Mead
Shaffer
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