Indian unrest multiplies bomb outrages and boycotts
Calcutta July 4. The unrest in British India spreads coast to coast with bomb incidents on Calcutta to Barrackpore trains, widespread arrests, and police seizures. Swadeshi movement cuts English goods while Bengal faces partition resentment and calls for Swaraj as Japan inspires Asian self rule.
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India unrest and imperial policy debated in 1909 discourse
In a 1909 analysis Frederic J. Haskin argues Indian autonomy within the British empire, noting native press influence and British indifference. He contrasts Indian aspirations for self governance with German and Japanese trade gains and criticizes British administration. The piece previews tomorrow’s Empire of India feature and mentions the Colonel Snell case.
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Tragedy Averted as Car Hits buggy in Hamilton
A city car collided with a buggy on South Central avenue injuring John Theobald, 16, who was with his mother and baby sibling. the mother and baby escaped injury while the boy was taken to hospital with severe bruises and scalp wounds. The incident follows concerns over infant mortality and heat related dangers in Chicago.
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton
South Central Avenue
John Theobald
Sis
Innovation College Adds Cookery and Hotel Service School
In Indianapolis the Winona Technical Institute will add a 250000 dollar school for training cooks and hotel service. Ground breaking will occur during the International Stewards association convention August 18 to 20. Adolph Meyer former czar’s chef now Knickerbocker club steward will run the school as a model hotel with 400 students and a banquet hall for public use.
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Ohio cattle for England ship via Boston port
An east bound L. E. and W. train collected three car loads of choice beef cattle at St Marys Ohio for shipment to London England via Boston Mass. The stock will be conveyed the entire distance on foot. A W Kennedy has been in the city for several days handling the shipment details.
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Commercial Tribune
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London
England
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Robbery and assault reported in Hamilton early today
Louis Beck man was found at the H. & B. D. station at 3 35 this morning with his jaw knocked out of place and battered. He says two men held him up robbed him of 4 dollars and assaulted him. Police are investigating.
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Special Dispatch
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Hamilton
Louis Beckman
Fatal mistake as officer drinks carbolic acid
Salisbury North Carolina July 4 A policeman L D O Kelley mistook carbolic acid for whisky and drank it dying within forty minutes. He rose at six o clock felt unwell and sought whisky among bottles before discovering his error after swallowing the poison.
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