Medal of Honor for Sergeant Riley at Ft Thomas
Sergeant Riley of the Ninth Cavalry earned Congress gold medal for bravery in Samar during the Poulinchenoes uprising. A bolo wound and poison left him near death, but he recovered and awaits a formal presentation by General Chaffee with the Fifteenth Infantry arriving July 21. Riley, a Boston youth, enlisted under an assumed name and returned home with his true identity revealed.
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Battle in Havana as Cuban troops clash with civilians
In Havana on July 10 a confrontation between Cuban artillerymen and civilians left one dead two fatally or seriously injured and about twenty wounded. Police broke up the first clash at 9 PM, with several arrests. A later mutiny by soldiers after seeing a wounded comrade led to rifle fire and the wounding of Captain Portuondo, causing widespread disorder.
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Express Guard Foils Robbers in LaPorte Attempt
In LaPorte Indiana two highwaymen tried to rob the United States Express Company's transfer wagon between the Lake Shore and Lake Erie stations. Guard Clarence Angerman was knocked senseless but recovered and shot at the robbers as they fled the scene. The wagon’s money box containing several thousand dollars was not secured. This marks a second attempted robbery of the transfer wagon.
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Funston's Father Arrested After Iola Dynamite Outbreak
Iola Kansas saw three saloons blown up by dynamite causing $100000 in damage. Police arrested E H Funston, ex congressman and father of Brigadier General Fred Funston, after a struggle during arrest. He faced charges of inflammatory utterances with a hearing set for Saturday.
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Mad Cat Attacks Girl in Newport Neighborhood
Bertha Pagan eight, daughter of William Pagan, Sixth Street and Washington Avenue, Newport, is severely wounded after a frantic cat attacked her right arm and throat. Dr. Paul Youtsey treats her at home after cauterizing several deep gashes while a neighbor subdued the animal.
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Rescuer Leaps From Balloon to Save Woman
Boston aeronaut William Canfield leaped 1000 feet to save Mrs. Camilla Stafford during a Lynn Common ascent. She escaped unhurt while Canfield was badly injured after hitting a house as his parachute swayed in strong wind. Five thousand spectators watched the dramatic descent. The leaking balloon caused the emergency. Stafford later landed in an apple tree and was rescued.
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Lightning Strikes Milton Barn W A May Farm Damaged
A July 10 lightning storm struck the W A May barn near Milton Kentucky destroying the building. About 500 bushels of wheat orchard grass seed and farming tools were lost. The total damage runs to about 1500 dollars with no insurance.
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Lord Roberts Calls for Conscription to Fortify Britain
In the House of Lords on July 10 Field Marshal Lord Roberts warned Britain’s military was inadequate and urged universal training or conscription to build a ready army. He argued national life depends on an armed force equal to European powers and appealed for public resolve to defend the empire. Lansdowne defended Balfour as the defense committee studies options and the motion passed without division.
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Mutineers Sink Kniaz Potemkine After Mutiny
In Roumania on July 10 the Kniaz Potemkine was flooded by mutineers before sailing for Sevastopol. The ship now lies at the bottom but may be refloated. On July 12 torpedo boat No 267 arrived after resisting surrender and crew were imprisoned. A day of mourning will be observed aboard the Russian fleet for those slain.
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Cincinnati Elks Seek Two Convention Prizes
Cincinnati Elks arrive in Buffalo for the 19th annual reunion backing William Bodemer for Grand Esteemed Lecturing Knight. They push for two contest prizes: best band and best uniforms, with Bellevue Covington and other lodges fielding entries as officers plan receptions and preparations unfold.
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Banker's Ransom Plot Strikes Santiago de Cuba
Wealthy American banker and Wardine GM Julian Cendoya was seized by eight bandits at his home in Santiago de Cuba. They demanded 30000 dollars. after parley he paid 2000 dollars in ransom and the men fled. Cendoya later delivered the money at a bay rendezvous. He seeks protection from Cuban authorities and the American Consul. His family remains distressed.
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Duel with Swords Fought in Panama Between Morales and Arjona
In Panama on July 10, attorney Eusebio Morales, former U S fiscal agent, dueled journalist and Conservative Julio Arjona after an article by Arjona criticized Morales. Arjona was slightly wounded.
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Move to Prevent Spring Fishing in Ohio
Columbus Ohio July 10 Announcement that the State Fish and Game Commission will seek a bill in the next Legislature to abolish spring fishing. Commission members J F Rankin South Charleston and T B Paxton Cincinnati favor the measure though fishermen along Lake Erie and fish dealers are expected to strongly oppose.
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Lick Observatory Fire Threat Near Mt Hamilton
Voices threaten the Lick Observatory as flames approach Mt Hamilton. San Jose professors urge the governor to call out militia to fight the fire raging within eight miles of the summit.
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Newport Mayor in jail riot over Powers arrest
Newport last night erupted into a jailhouse brawl as Mayor Helm bold and police clashed with jail staff over the custody of Caleb Powers. The mayor seized guard Wilson, who replied with a punch breaking the mayor's front teeth, and officers seized guards and a citizen for detentions.
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