Order of Hibernians hears Keating on Irish education
In Denver on July 16 the Ancient Order of Hibernians met and heard President Keating outline plans for Irish education including history literature and arts. He urged federation of Irish societies in the United States and advocacy on Irish legislative matters amid tensions with factions. Dr. O’Neill of Philadelphia emerged as a leading presidential candidate. The ban on women at Windsor banquet caused a public flap and may be rescinded.
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Denver
Order of Hibernians
Keating
Trish
United States
anti-Irish League
Clan-na-Gael
O'Neill
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Ireland
Windsor
Trolley Collision Injures Many in Chicago Morning
Samuel Montgomery and Mamie Berz are fatally injured, with many others slightly hurt after a collision between two trolley cars in Chicago this morning. Metropolitan dining room advertises short orders as a note.
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Chicago
Samuel Montgomery
Mamie Berz
Mine explosion kills and traps dozens in Utah and Park City
A Waley-Weat mine blast near Salt Lake City entombs 100 miners with 27 bodies recovered by early reports. The blast also affects Ontario and Daley-West mines ten miles away, with rescuers and doctors rushing to the scene as the town braces for further losses.
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Salt Lake City
Waley-Weat
Ontario
Daley-West
Park City
John MecClaughlin
Daly-West
Freight Handlers Return to Work in Chicago Strike
About six thousand freight handlers returned to work in Chicago on July 16 as the strike nears its end. A minority of thousands remain unhappy but warehouses and tracks face heavy congestion while officials seek terms with railroad managers.
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Chicago
Federation of Labor
Governor Tafe Presents Final Vatican Note on Philippine Settlement
Governor Tafe presented to the Vatican what is described as the final note for settling outstanding matters in the Philippines. The communication outlines agreed terms and emphasizes progress in the long negotiations.
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Tafe
Vatican
Philippines
King Edward Returns to Cowes Shows Good Recovery
In the physicians' official bulletin King Edward is reported to be bearing the London to Cowes journey well. He enjoyed two hours on the open deck after his couch was wheeled out. The Prince of Wales plans to visit his father today.
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Cowes
Edward
London
Prince of Wales
Finances Low Death by Own Action Ends Life
Philadelphia on July 16 Joseph G Mariner forty five year old proprietor of the Philadelphia Wall Paper mills killed himself at Arna Delaware while visiting his parents His creditors refused a 26 percent settlement on debts totaling 100000 Salido July 16 possees of men and dogs search for Denver and Rio Grande train robbers no trace by noon Sheriff Williams on their trail in Middle Creek storm in Dakota North Dakota yields great loss of life Atlantic City editor William Hartley of the New York Clippr has died Peking cor respondent says Liouang Chen Tung named minister to Washington also to Boain and Peru
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Philadelphia
Joseph G. Mariner
Philadelphia Wall Paper Mills
Arna
Del
Salido
Denver and
Rio Grande
Middle Creek
Williams
Spain
London
Peking
Daily Mail
Telegraphs Tie
Bir Liang Chen Tung
Washington
Boain
Peru
Republican Nominees for Wyoming Offices Chosen at Rawlins
The Wyoming Republican state convention adjourned after renominating incumbents except Henry G Hay of Laramie who stands as state treasurer. Nominees include Frank W Mondell for Congress DeForest Richards for Governor C N Potter for Chief Justice Fenimore Chatterton for Secretary of State Leroy Grant for State Auditor Henry G Hay for State Treasurer T T Tynan for Superintendent of Public Instruction. The gathering was harmonious with strong speeches by Mondell Richards and Hay. The permanent organization elected Cyrus Beard chairman and Edward F Stahle secretary with J A Van Orsdel named state central committee chair. Senator J P Dolliver to address at the opera house.
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Rawlins
Wyo
Repubican
Henry G., Hay
Laramie County
G. EB. Abbott
T. T. Tynan
Third House
Rawlings
E. T. Clark
Cheyenne
Henry G. Hay
Judge Scott
Richard H. Scott
First Judicial District
Charles E. Carpenter
Second Judicial District
Cyrus Beard
Evanston
Edward F. Stahle
Beard
State Central Committee
J. A. van Orsdel
Pug Ryan Is Sentenced For Officer Conrad Slaying
Breckenridge Colorado July 16 This morning Pug Ryan a desperado who killed many men was found guilty of murdering Officer Ernest Conrad and will be sentenced to death He has been hunted across the country escaping officers in Cripple Creek Chicago and New York before being caught in Seattle and brought to Lake County a month ago.
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Breckenridge
Colo
Pug Ryan
Ernest Conrad
Cripple Creek
Chicago
New York
Seattle
Wash
Lake County
No Sympathetic Strike Discussed By Miners Delegates
Indianapolis July 16 delegates to the miners convention show strong sentiment against a general strike. J D Wood from Kentucky with 65 votes calls a general strike a breach of faith and a crime that would ruin capital's confidence in labor. President Mitchell remains non committal.
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Indianapolis
J. D. Wood
the Nations Board
Kentucky
Mitchell
Republican Iowa State Convention Nominates Full Slate
Madison Wisconsin July 16 The Republican state convention nominates a full state ticket with governor La Follette possibly renominated. An effort to endorse Senator Spooner for re election is under way. Also notes a July clearance shoe sale and local watch repairing ad.
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Madison
Wis
la Follette
Spooner
Steamer Collision Rumor and Heat Wave Report
News from Southampton states the American liner St Louis may have been in a collision with another vessel though officials have not confirmed. In Colorado reports three passes surrounded Marshall Pass robbers near Middle Creek with a battle expected. New York and Atlantic coast cools with heavy rain storms ending the heat spell.
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Denver
Marshall Pass
Middle Creek
Saguache County
Social notes from the city rundown visitors and staff changes
J B Boyer of Wheatland arrived in the city last night. Mrs A Hein visits from Denver as guest of Mrs John Popp. W H Henry of Denver succeeds Albert Miller as night clerk at the Normandie hotel. Joseph Gape returns from Ohio with companion Miss Clara Gape who will visit there this summer.
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J. B. Boyer
Wheatland
A. Hein
Denver
John Popp
W. H. Henry
Albert Miller
Normandie Hotel
Joseph Gape
Ohio
Clara Gape
Reverend A B Banks Arrives in Cheyenne
The former pastor of the city Baptist church arrives in Cheyenne and will preside at tonight’s prayer meeting at the Baptist church.
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A. B. Banks
Baptist Church
Cheyenne
Ladies' Hand Sewed Good West Oxfords on Sale
West Oxford ladies hand sewed good year worth four dollars now priced two fifty at the special sale. The Cin Cinnati Metropolitan dining room furnishes fine creamery butter and cream.
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West Oxfords
THE
Cincinnati
Metropolitan
Wyoming Republicans Endorse Roosevelt Policy and Mendell Record
The Wyoming Republicans at Rawlins in a state convention praise the national administration, support reciprocity with Cuba, and affirm protection for labor and industry. They credit Mendell for irrigation legislation and urge honest capital cooperation while denouncing monopolies. They honor soldiers and reiterate fiscal gains under Governor Richards and DeForest Richards, with plans for Shoshone land allotment and stronger game and fish protection.
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Wyoming
Rawlins
Wyo
Roosevelt
West
Republic of
Cuba
Congress
Congressman Mendell
Richards
DeForest Richards
Indiana
Wool price record tallied at Billings market
A Billings dispatch reports Wyoming wool reaching 16 cents per pound on the local market the highest since a break. Bales traded total 325 000 pounds with a low of 12 1/2 cents and an average rise. the top price has been matched only once this season in the state.
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Billings
Mont
Wyoming
Ladies' Three Strap Patent Leather Slippers on Sale
The Cincinnati Shoe Company advertises ladies dancing slippers patent leather with three straps valued at 5.50 now offered at 2.00. Also notes strawberries priced ten for a box and cheap er grades. three boxes for 25 cents at the Washington Market.
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THE
Cincinnati Shoe Company
Washington
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