Mrs Fairbanks and Sons In Automobile Accident
Mrs Charles W Fairbanks wife of the Vice President and an automobile party escaped serious injury after a rear tire came off the touring car twenty five miles west of Amsterdam New York. Frederick and Robert Fairbanks and the former's wife were traveling from Indianapolis toward Boston when the accident occurred near St Johnsonville and Ft Plain. The car was damaged but after temporary repairs the party continued to Ft Plain and then by rail to Boston.
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Commercial Tribune
Amsterdam
N. Y
Charles W. Fairbanks
Here
Ft. Plain
Boston
St. Johnsonville
Auto 3 Attacked by Enraged Bull in Indiana
F C B Seeley and three women traveling from Chicago to Jamestown Va met a singular accident near Lawrenceburg Indiana when a Durham bull attacking a stock-drove auto. Seeley rammed the bull after the vehicle struck the animal four times and toppled over an embankment killing the bull. All occupants escaped with minor injuries.
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Commercial Tribune
Lawrenceburg
Ind
F. C. B. Seeley
Chicago
Jamestown
Mr. Seeley
Alleged Lyngher Quickly Acquitted
A Union County Superior Court jury acquitted John Jones of Anson County of meeting John W Johnson at Wade s Ice on July 28 1906 after a brief deliberation. The verdict was reached on a single ballot and was unanimous.
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Commercial Tribune
Charlotte
N. C
Union County Superior Court
John Jones
Anson County
John W. Johnson
Wadesice
Cnre
Shortage Alleged in County Clerk W J Lemonin’s Accounts
Information from Frankfort reports former County Clerk W J Lemonin short in office accounts. State Auditor Hager notified bonding company after a $15 700 check drawn on Semonin’s bond was refused by a local bank. Semonin, a Louisville political figure, faces possible further investigation of the county clerk books.
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Commercial Tribune
Louisville
Frankfort
W. J. Lemonin
Hager
Semonin
Lemonin
Bosworth
Democratic
Henry Bell
Harriman Roads Break Records in 1907 Earnings
New York July 19 The Union Pacific and Southern Pacific reported gross receipts totaling just over 200 million dollars, a record. Southern Pacific earned 124,864,400 with 23,757,186 net after expenses and taxes. Union Pacific grossed 75,781,115 with 8,499,573 in increases.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Harriman
Broadway
Wall Street
Judge Restricts Testimony in Haywood Case Clash Over Defense
Boise Idaho July 19 judge Wood limited the case against William D Haywood removing evidence linking the Mine Owners Association Citizens Alliance of Colorado and Pinkerton Agency to a conspiracy claim Hawley spoke two hours and fifteen minutes urging conviction while interrupting Darrow and denouncing the defendants The defense plans further argument Monday with Haywood’s supporters in attendance.
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Commercial Tribune
Boise
Idaho
William D. Haywood
Wood
Western Federation of Miners
Haywood
Federation
Hawley
Goodin
Morrison
James McParland
Julian P. Steunenberg
Bar of
Clarence Darrow
Mr. Hawley
Bunker Hill and Sullivan
Vindicator
Japanese Experts Order Balloons for Military Use
Berlin July 19 Japanese military experts in Berlin have ordered ten balloons and guns worth 10 million dollars. The contract firm, Japan, has not secured patent rights to improvements used in the Tegel tests. A legal fight may follow over patents and construction. The Japanese loan in Germany has not materialized, and German banks were wary of Japan negotiations.
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Ful
Tegel
Germany
Commercial Tribune
Japan
Koreans Driven From Palace Amid Japanese Blame and Mutiny
In Seoul a 5000 strong Korean crowd faced police at the palace gates as the Emperor abdicated amid unrest. Mutinous Korean troops attacked the police and Japanese residents. casualties rose with at least seven Japanese dead or wounded and many Koreans injured. Marquis Ito and General Hasegawa tightened control as foreign districts prepared for guard actions.
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Seoul
Maruyama
Hasegawa
Japan
Marquis Ito
Foraker Explains Vote on Rate Bill at Miami Valley
United States Senator Foraker spoke at the Miami Valley Chautauqua in Miamisburg urging tariff revisionists to present a bill of particulars. He explained his vote against the rate bill, citing it as unwise unconstitutional and unnecessary, and warned that rate changes are interdependent across the nation.
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United States
Steunenberg
Hawley
Orchard
Senator Foraker
Commercial Tribune
Miamisburg
Miami Valley
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicago
New England
Virginia
Hocking Valley
Pittsburg
Indiana
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Chattanooga
Knoxville
Atlanta
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Atlantic Seaboard
Galveston
Gulf Ports
Settlement Reached With Telegraph Unions After Vote
President Small reports the Commercial Telegraphers Union approves the settlement by 103 to 4 and orders re employment of strikers. Wages to be discussed after work resumes and all grievances to be arbitrated. Locals urged to end strike talk and await further East statement.
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Chicago
Small
Russell
Commercial Telegraphers’ Union
Deny Increase in Wages Stated by Telegraph Firms
SAN FRANCISCO July 19 Superintendent Storer of the Postal Telegraph and Manager O'Brien of the Western Union said their companies made no agreement with operators about wage increases. The men will be reinstated under the same terms as when the strike began.
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Commercial Tribune
Oakland
Cal
Telegraphers' Union
Western Union and
Postal Telegraph Companies
Clowry
New York
Robert Co. Clowry
Western Union Telegraph Company
San Francisco
Western Union
Storer
The
Postal Telegraph
O’brien
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C. Non
Washington Post
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Grand Lodge
Cincinnati Elks
Elks
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Detroit
el Paso
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Orange
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Richmond
J. E. Neis
Pasadena
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Rosebury
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Mexico
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Ringgold Band
Reading
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Brooklyn
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Melvin
Col. Holley
O’shea
Judge Melvin
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Hackensack
Board of Grand Trustees
John D. O’shea
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