Bristow Replies To Attacks Of Cannon In Kansas
Joseph L Bristow, speaking at a Chautauqua in Council Grove Kansas, attacks Speaker Cannon and Senator Aldrich for breaking the Republican tariff pledge. He accuses them of steering the country toward socialism and a government controlled by monopolies and capital interests. He calls for government supervision of railroad capitalization and questions Cannon’s loyalty to the party platform.
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Bristow
Council Grove
Kas
Eas
Joseph L. Bristow
United” States
Cannon
Kansas
Canton
Cawton
Ndt
Iisurgents
Idar
Plang
Senate
Guggenhelma
Premature Spain Premiere Attacked. Ex-Premier Tied to Suspect
In Barcelona on July 2, former Spanish premier Antonio ia was tied to a would be assasss. The assailant was arrested.
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Spain
Barcelona
Antonio Ia
Agsas
Blacklisting of Union Men Debated by Miners Union
Denver July 32 A test suit against Homestead mine in youth Dakota over alleged blacklist ing prompts Western Federation of Miners convention to consider barring workers for union membership. A resolution seeks to end the blacklist and protect constitutional rights while reviewing a sick fund clause. J P Madigan from Great Falls is investigated but favored by committee pending more evidence.
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Denver
Homestead
Dakota
Western Federation of Miners
J. P. Madigan
Great Falls
Great Northern
Madigan
Oregon Republicans Split Over Senatorial Reform Fight
In Oregon a faction of machine Republicans clashes with the assembly over a reform plan to elect United States senators by popular vote. The battle pits pro Oregon system leaders against anti assembly members, with both sides threatening bitter divisions and a looming November outcome.
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Machine Republicans
Oregon
Repub
Kembly
Assembly
Ueket
Liatie Yen
Calais Aviatrix Plans New Orleans to Chicago Flight
Mathilde Francke, famed as a daring woman aviator, announces entering a 960 mile air race from New Orleans to Chicago with a $25,000 prize. Winds delay cross channel start as she prepares in Farnam biplane with Henry Marmon as adviser and support.
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Calais
France
Mathilde Francke
New Orleans
Chicago
Paris
Farnam
Ashort
Mme. Plancke
al the Wesa
Henry Marman
Pension Finally Pays After Forty Six Years for Civil War Soldier
J Bowlby of Canon, Gley Colorado, receives $200 back pay for Civil War service in 1864. He served in company C, second Ohio infantry under Colonel James A. Garfield. The War Department notice arrived after decades of effort, aided by late proof challenges.
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Canon
Gley
Colo
J. Bowlby
War Department
Washington
Bowlby
Second
Ohio Infantry
Jas. A. Garfield
Forest Fires Rage Across North America Threatening Towns
By July 22 forest fires threaten lumber and mining towns across Minnesota Michigan Ontario and Canada with several towns firebound. Firefighting forces save 400 in Heineman Wisconsin as a town is saved from destruction. Three lives are lost near Albany Oregon and fires threaten Samon Rosebery with telegraph cuts. A homesteader in Negaunee Michigan survives by sheltering in a lake while a Vancouver area sawmill is destroyed.
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Minnesota
Michigan
New Ontario
Canaday
Rainey River
Canada
Spooner
Minn
Milwaukee
Wis
HL H. Heineman
Heineman
Albany
Ore
Santiam River
Detroit
Hills
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Samon
Rosebery
Kootenai
Hile
Rossland
Negaunee
Mich
John Caprlaon
Victoria
B. C
McBride
Kaslo
Slocum
Three Forks
Sander
Golden
BH. C
Columbia River Lumber ‘Company
Wausau
Wik
Galloway
Thirteen Year Old Horse Attracts Attention With Mustache Style
A six year old horse owned by Victor Deanger of Wallace Township New Jersey draws notice for a prominent mustache like hair hanging from its nostrils The longest strand reaches near its upper lip and resembles a bushy royal mustache, prompting chatter as it is displayed on card papers at night while appearing calm by day.
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Victor Deanger
Wallace Township
New Jersey
Humbert
Pranger
Vuman
Draver Built Alk Makes Goon Fee
Denver July 22 report notes a biplane ship Gollt by W. L. Marre at B Iddy Matheweon formed a club aging ur saa yards aday.
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Denver
W. L. Marre
Iddy Matheweon
John D. Schnapps Saloon Sign Sparks Cleveland Arrest
In Cleveland on July 22 Frank J. Marman of West Ninety-second street arrested saloon keeper John D. Schnapps for a disorderly place after Schnapps posted a sign reading This is John D. s place Marman claimed it insulted his friend John D king of oil Attorney Frederick T Beer warned against selling beer under John D s signature The case centers on the use of the name John D in a contested business sign.
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Cleveland
Frank J. Marman
West
Ninety-second Street
John D. Schnapps
Schnapps
John D
Marman
Frederick T. Beer
John BD
John Jr
John
John 1
Schiapp
John 2D
Schiappa
Hundred Square Miles Burned in Alaska Fire
Officers of the steamer Dolphin returning from Skagway report a massive forest fire covering about 100 square miles near Howe Sound north of the Strait of Georgia. The blaze burned miles inland with towering flames and dense smoke, described as the largest seen by the crew, who observed a cauliflower shaped smoke cloud and flames stretching high above the trees.
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Alaska
Seattle
Wash
Dolphin
Skagway
Strait of Georgia
Howe
Mr. Deen
Mormons Ordered Out of Kaiser Land in Berlin
Berlin July 22. Prussian interior minister signed expulsion orders for 21 Mormon missionaries, mostly Americans and Englishmen. Police dissolved a service as a police agent announced the gathering ended. Joseph F. Smith, head of the Mormon church, was en route to Europe and may seek modification of Berlin's stance. Mackay appealed to authorities to hold a conference in Berlin in July.
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Empire
Mackay
Switzerland
Salt Lake City
Joseph F. Smith
Europe
Hes
Berlin
Negro Held as Suspect in RawlN Case in Chegoa
James Moff Wan a negro chauffeur, formerly employed by late Ira G Rawn railroad president, was arrested in Cheago on July 22 in connection with Rawn's death. Coroner Hofman noted suspicion falls on the chauffeur as Mrs Rawn, widow of the slain official, remains in a collapse. The case unfolds amid railroad graft allegations and calls for overhaul of Illinois Central and other lines.
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Cheago
Moff- Wan
Ira G
Rawn
Monon Road
Hoffman
Hofman
heeEero
Ind Araiton
Chicago
Tllinois Central
Hilnels Central
Farmers Geht Hands Pay Prisoners Fines to Harvest Wheat
In Georgetown Kentucky on July 22 farmers appeared before the county judge and paid fines of jailed prisoners to secure help harvesting the wheat crop. Fines reached as high as thirty dollars in several cases. All prisoners assisted willingly.
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Georgetown
Scott County
Gallant Survivors of Gun Crew May Be Decorated
Newport News July 22 Funeral services were held for seven of eleven gun crew victims at Fortsomme. Col Clarence Townsley led the funeral procession with flag and troops. Medals for valor likely for survivors. Maj Gen Leonard Wood praised the wounded and noted the accident stemmed from a lanyard tension not proven to be crew fault. letters of commendation planned for all crew members exposed to the blast.
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Newport News
Fortssourne
Clarence P. Townstry
Cassions
Bearses
Leonard Wood
Townsley
Wood
Lhe Gu
la Ley
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Ieid
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Germany
Monon
R. R. Heads
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