Revision of Payne Aldrich tariff settles lumber and glove rates
Washington reports the Payne Aldrich tariff conference completed an agreement on all disputed items and the measure heads to the house for a vote while the senate plans swift consideration. Taft demanded lower leather and hides terms and pushed for rates below the house level. The final bill reportedly raises overall duties by one to three percent versus the Dingley act.
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Washington
House
Senate
Taft
Cannon
Women survive five hours buried in abandoned mine
Three women from Latrobe area went berry picking and were buried for five hours after an abandoned coal mine roof collapsed. They fought off a large snake and were rescued by farm hands. Two remain in serious condition. The incident occurred about three miles from Latrobe, Pennsylvania. State authorities investigated safety concerns following the accident near Latrobe.
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Pittsburg
Latrobe
Maggie Maley
Mary Sarfano
Florence
Jury selection in Ryan murder trial underway
The John Posey Ryan murder case began with venire drawn for an unusually large pool of 100 prospective jurors. Judge and attorneys clashed over voir dire as both sides faced difficulty selecting twelve impartial jurors for a trial expected to last three weeks. The defendant appeared deteriorated from confinement as rumors of spicy evidence circulated, with family members of both sides poised as witnesses.
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John (Posey) Ryan
Mary E. Ryan
Palmer
Ryan
A&t
J. Donzelman
Mary EB. Ryan
W. L. Clouser
Ce Bse Ryan
Gahiedaw
Alsoh
Smith Bros Buy Big Thomas Auto for Business Venture
Carl and Nellie Smith purchased a Thomas touring car, driven by C Branson with the owners from Denver in about six hours. The seven-passenger vehicle, reported in excellent condition, drew attention in the city as a new business venture and personal use car.
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BIG Thomas Auto Co
C. Branson
Denver
Carl
Nellie Smith
Brighton
Smith Boys
Spain at War in Morocco and Catalonia Turmoil Rising
Madrid reports two crises as Morocco battles Melilla and coastal Catalonia erupts with revolutionary unrest. Moorish tribes and 75 000 Spanish troops are cited, with Barcelona, Tarragona and Albuceimas affected. Military actions include cavalry charges and artillery actions in St Martin square.
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Spain
Morocco
Madrid
Catalonia
Melilla
Barcelona
Lisbon
Socialista Republicans
Martin
St. Martin Square
Statenent
Cow Causes Freight Cars to Plunge From Bridge in Yards
A yard engine pushing boxcars near the roundhouse north of Pioneer park derailed five empties after striking a cow on a bridge about a hundred yards north of the coal chute. No one was found trapped beneath the wreckage when cleared and the track was reopened quickly for the delayed passenger train.
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Colorado & Southern
Roundhouse
Pioneer Park
Orin Junction
Bryan Denies Leaving Nebraska for Texas
Chicago July 24 W J Bryan arrived and denied reports that he would move from Nebraska to Texas He said he might make a winter home on a Texas farm but had no plan to leave Lincoln or Nebraska.
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Chicago
W. J. Bryan
Nebraska
Texas
Lincoln
Parades and Concerts at Fort Russell Announced
Brigadier General Frederick A. I announces dew and concerts at Fort Russell weather permitting. Parades include battalion parades Monday Tuesday and Wednesday and regimental parades Thursdays all at 6 30 p m. Concerts every evening except Saturday and Sunday at 7 45 p m. A full garrison review on the ground north of the Capital corps barracks at 6 00 a m tomorrow.
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Frederick A. I
Fort Russell
Coapital Corps
Cuba Ready for U S Intervention Again
Havana July 29. The cabinet crisis climaxed as all ministers and the presidential secretary resigned to show loyalty to the president and spare him embarrassment over removals.
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Havana
South Side Fire Box Out Of Service At Ninth And Evans
The South Side alarm box No. 2 at Ninth and Evans is out of commission for several days, hindering fire response. Assistant Chief Cahill says repairs will take time but will be rushed. residents are urged to call central by telephone to report fires.
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South Side
Sarewich
Ninth and
Evans Streets
Ede
Joe Cahill
Gouth Ride
Cape of Fire
Central
Thaw Inquisition Ends After Ten Hours of Questioning
Jerome concluded his inquisition of Mary Thaw tonight in White Plains New York. Thaw faced Jerome's sharp questions for ten hours yesterday and today yet remained steady. Tomorrow Thaw's attorney will seek a lengthy examination. They reviewed papers and drawings found in Thaw's cell at the Tombs and now await Jerome's use of the exhibits.
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White Plains
Jerome
Thaw
Jgle
Malowan
Bratensive Improvements At Local Garage
Armstrong and Smith remodel the upper part to create a fine work room and a storage room. C. B. Weeks will add a first class machine shop in the back area. One of the bent vulcanizing plants in the west was walled.
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Armstrong and Smith
C. B. Weeks
Cheyenne Frontier Days Advertised Nationwide Ahead of Event
Cheyenne's Frontier Days celebration gains nationwide publicity with posters and magazine features. Posters promote both the wild western show and the auto race meet across Wyoming, Northern Colorado, Western Nebraska, and several eastern cities. Entries for the wild western events arrive from Cheyenne area participants and others, with opening dates soon after book closings.
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Wyoming
Colorado
Nebraska
Frontier Commitee
Cheyenne
Fourteenth
Ferguson
Eighteenth
Omaha
Des Moines
Kansas
City
Chicago
Iren
Frank Baron
The
Frontier Committee
Pacific Monthly
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
Edith Bond
Southern Pacific Balle Road Company
Dudley
Stevenson
Dave Holt
Verne Elliott
Harry J. Stiner
Dave Merpa
John H. Merna
Walter Moore
Roy Gale
Sam Scoville
Nick Merna
John Winter
A. B. Lawrence
Sin Tracey
Cheyenne District
Miles Fitzgerald
Jim Martin
John Christensen
Auto Tour to Cheyenne From Denver for Glidden Tour Races
Denver motorists are invited to travel by car to Cheyenne on August 17 to attend the races. The 115 mile trip from Denver should take about five hours with a 7am start, reaching Cheyenne by noon for lunch and racing. The Cheyenne Motor Club prepared to host them, promising royal entertainment, and the day features a 200 mile free for all for gasoline cars with six to seven Denver entrants, plus a 25 mile out of town car race preceding the main event and a 10 mile world record exhibition by George Hering in a Stanley steamer.
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Rtn
Denver
Cheyenne
Persmit Denver
Cheyenne Motor Club
Barnett
Wyoming
George Hering
Stanley
Machinist Severely Hurt by Hammer Accident
Art Cole a Union Pacific machinist received a badly mashed finger yesterday afternoon while using a cold chisel. A hammer struck his hand causing the injury at the work site.
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Art Cole
Union Pacific
Midland Auto Added to Cheyenne List
J. T. Bell returned from Denver with a new forty horsepower Midland car purchased through Cheyenne Automobile and Supply company, the local Midland agent.
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Midland Auto
Cheyenne
J. T. Bell
Denver
Midland
Cheyenne Automobile and Supply Company
The
Guardsman slashes throat in suspected suicide attempt
Somerset Pa July 20 A Private F Bricker of the Eighteenth regiment P N G at summer camp here attempted suicide by thrusting a sharpened bayonet at his throat. He was rushed to hospital where he survived. the man had shown queer behavior since a visit from relatives that Sunday.
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Somerset
F. Bricker
Her
Bricker
Taft’s minister argues for Sunday recreation in Beverly
Beverly Mass July 29 Paul Drake pastor of the Beverly Universalist church appeals for Sunday baseball and other lawful amusements for workers citing that laborers have only Sunday for rest and recreation, while ministers bear weekly playtime during the week. He argues free Sunday should not be constrained by abstinence rules.
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Beverly
Mass
Paul Drake
Beverly Universalist
Taft
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Smith Bros
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Worera
Maura
Hendaye
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