Hay lies in state as Cleveland braces for funeral
John Hay remains in state at the Chamber of Commerce guarded by soldiers and police amid a calm Fourth of July. Mrs Hay rests at Glenville while floral tributes pour in from across the United States and abroad for tomorrow’s funeral with plans unchanged.
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Commercial Tribune
Cleveland
Chamber of Commerce
John Hay
Lapp
Samuel Mather
Citizens’ Committee
Hay
Fourth of July deaths and injuries toll grows in city
A fatal Fourth of July accident in the city claimed 16 year old John Meier as his elder brother unknowingly fired a loaded revolver. Dozens were injured by exploding firecrackers and toy cannons as hospital reports noted numerous burns and lacerations across youths and adults alike.
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John Meier
Guy Street
Kolb
Joseph
Freeman Avenue
Nearing
Harry
Main Street
Barton
Lewis
West Liberty Street
Oehler
Alfred
Cherry Street
Miller
Hamer Street
Hugo Meier
Sweden Mobilizes Army as Norway Crisis Deepens
Sweden orders mobilization of the army to back any settlement proposal from the Riksdag special committee to the Norwegian Storthing. King Oscar declares he will never permit his son or grandson to ascend the Norwegian throne, expresses sorrow over Norway's treatment, and defends his veto of the consular bill as constitutional.
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Stockholm
Riksdag
Oscar
Norway
Storthing
Storthings
Kingdom of
Sweden
Death of Secretary Hay Shocks Nation
A U S cable from the Philippines confirms President Hayes proclamation of Sec. Hay death and orders closing departments and half mast flags. Theta Delta Chi Southern Graduates Association to send five at funeral. memorial services at the Church of the Covenant will be public. State Department ushers named. condolences arrive from Turkey via Mr. Leishman.
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Philippines
Hay
Commercial Tribune
Washington
War Department
Wright
State Department
Southern Graduates’ Association of Theta Delta Chi
Church of the Covenant
Leishman
Turkey
Legation
France Expresses Sorrow Over Hay Death
A telegram from French Ambassador M. Jussefand to Acting Secretary Pierce in Boston conveys France's sorrow at Secretary Hay's death. It regrets not meeting at the State Department on July 1 and asks Pierce to convey to President Roosevelt France's deep concern at losing a great friend of America and a noble citizen.
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France
M. Jussefand
Pierce
Boston
Hay
Department of State
Roosevelt
French Republic
America
Netherlands
Expr
Commercial Tribune Party Spends Happy Fourth Afloat
The steamship Caledonia carrying the Commercial Tribune party is about 800 miles out from Sandy Hook off Cape Race Newfoundland. A heavy fog slowed the vessel to half speed, but all party members are well and in good spirits for the Fourth of July.
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Caledonia
Cape Race
N. F
Marconi
Sydney
Commercial Tribune
Sandy Hook
Piqua Girl Aims Death With Carbolic Acid
Pearl Bixler sixteen attempted suicide by drinking carbolic acid in Piqua Ohio while with Fred Fenslaw after Fourth of July celebration at her father's home James Manning A physician saved her life after all night effort She refused to reveal the motive saying I have troubles of my own.
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Specira Dispatch
Commercial Tribune
PIQUA
Pearl Bixler
Fred Fenslaw
James Manning
Fenslaw
Prison Demon Fatally Stabbed in Ohio Penitentiary
Ira Marlatt a life convict from Columbiana County was fatally stabbed by John J. Jones another life prisoner serving for a 1890 Springfield murder. The attack followed a long standing feud as Marlatt was stabbed in the back with a concealed butcher knife during Fourth of July exercises. Marlatt died or remains in critical condition at the hospital.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Ira Marlatt
Columbiana County
John J. Jones
Springfield
Marlatt
Jones
Gander Killings End In Night of Terror
William and George Gander, brothers, hunted in Underhill hills before crime and suicide. George found William dead after he shot four people and killed himself with a bootstrapped shotgun trap as police closed in. Coroner Cameron collected the weapon. officers had traced the manhunt across Columbia Avenue and hilltop brush.
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George
William Gander
George Gander
Gander
Cameron
Columbia Avenue
Worth
Auten
East End
Mob Seizes Prisoner in Glader Ill Treatment Case
A mob of about a hundred stormed the Russellville jail demanding keys. They seized James Lyon though John Sacra fled after being wounded. Sacra and two others were moved toward Bowling Green. Lyon is presumed hanged outskirts. Miss Glader testified to ill treatment as trial neared end.
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Commercial Tribune
Russellville
Mary Glader
John Sacra
Bowling Green
James Lyon
Polk Fletcher
Guy Lyon
Train Crash Near Lexington Hurts 22 Passengers
A west bound Chesapeake & Ohio passenger train collided head on with an east bound Louisville & Nashville train near Wiley four miles from Lexington at 5 30 this afternoon injuring 22 people two seriously The list of injured includes Mrs B M Snook of Louisville and Co A Frank of New York among others The accident halted both trains with engines and tenders derailed while coaches remained on track and platforms windows were smashed.
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Commercial Tribune
Lexington
Chesapeake & Ohio
Louisville & Nashville
Wiley
B. M. Snook
Louisville
Co. A. Frank
New York
Mutineers Declare War On Powers Over Naval Mutiny
A July report from Bucharest describes the Kniaz Potemkine mutineers declaring war on any Russian vessels that refuse to join them. The Kniaz Potemkine attacked an Italian coal ship and sent a proclamation to Roumanian authorities urging it be shared with foreign powers. Russian torpedo boats pursued the mutineers near Kustenji while pledging to sink the Kniaz Potemkine if necessary.
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Kniaz Potemkine
Roumanian
Kustenji
Roumania
Kniaz Potemkine Threatens German Coastal Village Attack
From Odessa reports the Kniaz Potemkine threatened to attack a German colonist village on the coast near Odessa and requisitioned to take aboard cattle.
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Kniaz Potemkine
Odessa
Mutinous Potemkin to Be Sunk by Torpedo Boats
Reports from army and naval circles say the Kniaz Potemkine is stalked by several torpedo boats to sink her rather than let mutineers command in the Black Sea. Loyal sailors foiled a revival plot on the Georgi Pobiedonetz, delivering six leaders to authorities as torpedo boats set sail.
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Odessa
Kniaz Potemkine
Black Sea
Georgi Pobiedonetz
Mutiny Delays Russian Steamer at Constantinople
A Temps dispatch reports the Russian steamer Emperor Nicholas II failed to sail from Constantinople due to a crew mutiny. The vessel, 2,567 tons net and owned by the Russian Steam Navigation Company of Odessa, had been slated to replace Odessa for Alexandria. The crew insisted on sailing to Odessa to protect families, delaying the voyage.
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Paris
Constantinople
Nicholas II
Alexandria
Odessa
Russian Steam Navigation Company
Mediterranean
Kielce Strike Erupts In Rioting Disturbance
In Kielce a large sympathy strike began for Lodz victims. The Kielce railroad station and freight sheds were attacked. Gendarmes fired on rioters and troops were sent to restore order after the assault.
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Warsaw
Russian Poland
Kielce
Lodz
Social Revolutionists Call for General Strike
In St. Petersburg the Social Revolutionists urge all workers and sympathetic classes to back those who fought for freedom in Lodz Warsaw Odessa and other cities and to support a general political strike. Local workmen leaders announce a general strike for Thursday with over twenty five thousand out and some disorder reported.
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ST. Petersburg
Social Revolutionists
Lodz
Warsaw
Odessa
Libau
Tiflis Strike Spreads Across City
Tiflis on July 4 reports strikes widening beyond initial groups and taking on a general character as unrest grows.
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Tiflis
Union Bars All Officers of Law
Militiamen deputy sheriffs and other law officers are to be barred for over membership in the Industrial Workers of the World as Socialist leaders announced their new organization. Resolutions declaring admission of peace officers into the union were adopted unanimously at today’s convention.
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Commercial Tribune
Chicago
Industrial Workers of the World
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