Uribe-Uribe claims plans to overthrow government
Reports from New York state that General Uribe-Uribe leads Colombian insurgents with Generals Herrera and Marin and their armies. Restrepo and Perez say Uribe-Uribe is returning to Colombia and expect cable advice Wednesday. They claim $200 in global funds aided munitions and that 15,000 Mauser rifles and 2,000,000 cartridges were bought in Europe and shipped disguised as produce.
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New York
A. J. Restrepo
Raoul Perez
Uribe-Uribe
Colombia
Herrerra
Marin
Department
Tolima
Senor Perez
Gen. Uribe-Urib
Restrepo
Europe
Belgium
Eres
Liberal Party
Gen. Uribe-Uribe
Panama Canal Co
Trigard
Oribe-Uribe
Maracaibo
Curacao
Maritime Exchange
Herbert C. Jevmies
Ife
Col
Murilo
Svanilla
Allegheny
All Day Fight Near Nguta Ends In British Casualties
Details from Durban report a long engagement near Nguta on July 28 between a British column and Boer commando. Boers made four hundred attacks, Maj. Edwards and Gunner Carpenter were killed, five British soldiers died, and the 67th field battery gun was moved under heavy fire for three miles.
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Durban
Natal
Nguta
Lessoa
67Th
Edwards
Carpenter
Poisoned ice cream scare shocks Nashville residents
Nashville July 31 Capt E Tholman fire chief his wife and two children and two relatives escaped death from suspected poisoning linked to a new ice cream freezer Physicians worked five hours to rescue them The report notes a separate Tampa strike situation and other brief items including a Columbus exchange ban and Empress Frederick’s serious condition in Germany
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Nashville, Tenn
E. Tholman
Nashville Fire Department
W. J. Page
Honibure
Frederick
Emperor Wil
Col Eliot Barrows Dies at 50 in Haverford Home
Colonel Eliot Barrows, president of Wellsbach Light Co, died after a brief illness at his Haverford home. A Civil War veteran born in Hudson Vermont, he led several firms including Willimantic Linen and Wellsbach, and earned a Yale MA for political economy contributions.
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Philadelphia
Eliot Barrows
Wellsbach Light Co
Haverford
Col. Barrows
Hudson, V
E. 2. Barrows
Andover
Oberlin Colleges
New England
New York
Willmantic Linen Co
Pullman Palace Car Co
Chicago
Hinkley Locomotive Works
Boston
Wellsbach Co
Yale University
Explosion on Vernon yacht harms four men at dockside fire
An gasoline explosion on Vernon Seavers' yacht Kid Tuesday at the Chicago dock injured four men and damaged the upper works. The blaze also set fire to the adjacent Columbia Yacht Club building, causing about 300 dollars in damage while boat repairs are estimated at 9 thousand dollars.
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Chicago
Vernon
Seavers
Columbia Yacht Club
Count Von Waldersee Reviews French Guard at Algiers
Telegrams from Algiers report Count Von Waldersee and his staff landing to pay respects to military and naval authorities. They reviewed a company of French soldiers who formed the guard of honor and praised their appearance and discipline. French NCOs later showed sights and dined aboard the German steamer Gera.
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Paris
Algiers
Count von Waldersee
Guard of Honor
Vtaris
Duel With Swords In Germany Wounds Hartman
A Duluth report says Adolph Hartman son of Emil Hartman Duluth fought a sword duel with Lieut Pachmann of the German army. The lieutenant suffered severe wounds including a severed jugular vein. Hartman was also seriously wounded. Hartman, Duluth High School 1899 graduate, had gone to Acen Germany for mining engineering study.
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St. Paul
Minn
Duluth
Adolph Hartman
Emil Hartman
Pachmann
Hartman
Acen
Germany
First Guam post office opened with Perez as postmaster
Acting Fourth Assistant Postmaster General Conrad directed the establishment of the first post office on Guam. Located at Guam’s chief point, the facility is ranked fourth class and Antonasio Tartano Perez was named postmaster.
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Washington
Conrad Tuesday
Guam
Antonasio Tartano Perez
Nation pardoned by Gov. Stanley for joint smashing
Topeka Kansas July 31 Mrs Carrie Nation serving a county jail sentence for joint smashing was pardoned by Governor Stanley on Tuesday. She initially refused the pardon since fines and costs were not remitted but later accepted.
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Topeka
Kan
Carrie Nation
Stanley
Transport Warren reassigned to ship teachers to the Philippines
The transport Warren has been taken off the Alaska service and ordered to San Francisco for outfitting to carry teachers to the Philippines.
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Washington
Warren
San Francisco
Philippines
Steel workers' union rejects ratification of peace proposals
Pittsburgh July 31 Disappointment marks the day as the executive board of the Amalgamated Association failed to ratify the New York conference peace proposals with Morgan Schwab and Gary representing the United States Steel Corporation. The key dispute centers on opening union mills to non union workers and protection for strike breakers amid ongoing talks.
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Pittsburgh
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
New York
Morgan, Schwab
Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Imperial Edict Replaces Tsung Li Yamen With Foreign Affairs Board
Telegraphic report from Washington states an imperial edict dated the 24th replaces the Tsung Li Yamen with a new board of foreign affairs. Wei Wu Pu will lead the board while Prince Ching supervises. Wang Wen Shao becomes associate minister. Chu Hung Chi is president and associate minister. Hsu Shou Pieng and Liew Fang serve as senior and junior vice presidents.
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Washington
Mr. Wu
Prince Ching
Tokio
Tsung Li Yamen
Foreign Affairs
Wei Wu Pu
Wang Wen Shao
Chu Hung Chi
Hsu Shou Pieng
Liew Fang
Treasury Gold Stock Reaches Record High
Washington on Tuesday reports the largest gold stock in government history with holdings growing by about 4.5 to 5 million dollars daily. Tuesday's on hand total is 504 million 235 thousand dollars with 245 million 658 thousand free mine plus a 150 million dollar gold reserve, and since July 1, 1900 the stock has risen about 81 million dollars.
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Washington
Treasury
Rain extends drought relief outlook in Kansas crops
Topeka reports more rain in eastern and southern Kansas Tuesday night. An analysis of crop prospects since drought ended shows a surprising conclusion that at least a third of a crop of corn will be raised.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Balin Contracts for 21000-Ton Trans-Atlantic Liner
London reports Herr Albert Ballin of the Hamburg America line signed a contract with Harkind and Wot to build a 21000 ton trans Atlantic liner. The vessel will be larger than the Deutschland but not as fast as that earlier liner.
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London
Albert Ballin
Hamburg-American Line
Harkind & Wot
Treaty Talks on Peace and Friendship with United States
Madrid reports the ministry of foreign affairs pursuing an extradition convention and a general treaty of peace and friendship with the United States.
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Madrid
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
United States
Treasury Secretary Tuay Purchases $135,500 Short-Term Notes
Washington reports July 31 that Treasury Secretary Tuay purchased 135 thousand five hundred dollars in short term notes. The action aims to manage liquidity and fund government needs amid ongoing fiscal activities.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Tuay
Ter Nds Ag
Baseball box scores and standings from Tuesday games
National League results show Cincinnati Chicago and Brooklyn Philadelphia Boston New York with varied innings scores. Standings list Pitt sburgh St Louis Philadelphia Brooklyn New York Cleveland Chicago and Boston with win totals and percentages. Umpires named Nash Brown Emelie Dwyer and others.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Suimmel
Guese
Bergen
Taylor and Kahoe
Nash and Brown
Tnnings
R.E.E
Brooklyn
Phila
Kitson
McGuire
Orth
Jacklitch
Emelie
R.H. E
Boston
New York
Pittinger
Willis
Moran
Taylor and Warner
Dwyer
Pitttsburg
Sts. Louis
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Moore
Hart and Connor
Plank
Powers
Haskell
Connolly
Detroit
Baltimore
Washinton
Milwaukee
Murdered and robbed cousins found along Roanoke West Virginia line
The bodies of John Valley and Charles Berry, cousins from Tennessee, were found on a county road between Pocahontas Virginia and Coopers West Virginia. They had been murdered and robbed after starting for Coopers Monday morning. Mary Graham and Bob Nidiffer were arrested in Bluefield. Four suspects Pete Spangler George Nelson George Graham and Jack Martin were jailed after a coroner's inquest.
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Roanoke
John Valley
Charles Berry
Pocahontas
Coopers
W. Va
Tennessee
Mary Graham
Lori Niddiffer
Tolley
Berry
West Virginia
Bob Niddiffer
Bluefield
Pete Spangler
George Nelson
George Graham
Jack Martin
Grain and livestock prices from Cincinnati Chicago and Indianapolis markets
Market notices from Cincinnati and Chicago show flour and grain quotes with patent and fancy prices, plus western rye and wheat figures and multiple corn oats sales. Live stock in Cincinnati and Indianapolis receipts list hogs cattle sheep and veal with price ranges for various grades.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Indianapolis
City Front Federation Strike Paralyzes San Francisco shipping
San Francisco labor walkout by 14 unions, 15 000 members cripples maritime traffic. Most big shipping firms lack union crews except Pacific Coast Steamship Co Firemen’s union pact keeps some sailors aboard. Four coastwise vessels sail, while wholesale houses brace for closures and interior fruit centers waste produce as statewide effects unfold.
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San Francisco
City Front Federation
Tueasday
Sailors’ Union of the Pacific
Brotherhood of Teamsters
Pacific Coast Steamship Co
Cristobal Colon wreck cleared from San Juan harbor entrance
Capt C A Flagler reports to the chief of engineers that the wreck of the Cristobal Colon has been removed from the entrance to San Juan harbor Porto Rico. The ship was sunk by the Spaniards in spring 1898 to close the harbor and the effort narrowed but did not fully close the channel.
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Washington
C. A. Flagler
Cristobal Colon
San Juan Harbor
Porto Rico
Protestant meeting protests change to king's declaration
In London on July 31 a large Protestant meeting at St James Hotel adopted eight resolutions protesting the alteration in the king's declaration. It was also decided to prepare a memorial embodying the resolution to present to the House of Commons.
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London
House of, Commone
Lillian Anderson sues Ramon Llerena for breach of contract
Laredo July 31. Lillian Anderson filed a suit against Ramon Llerena seeking 1.125 million dollars claiming breach of contract relating to a large land domain owned by him and said to contain a sharising share on the colonies.
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Laredo
Lillian Anderson
Ramon Llerena
Llerena
Chiefs and tribes at Pan American Exposition tour
Special Buffalo correspondence lists Sioux divisions including Ogalalla and Brule among thirty tribes at the Pan American exposition. Notable chiefs Geronimo, Red Cloud, Shot-in-the-Eye, Little Wound, Painted Horse, Black Bird and Crazy Snake are described with feats, ages, and characters as the government weighs freedom and modernization.
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Indian Congress
Gen. Miles
Crazy Snake
Indian Territory
Red Cloud
Sitting Bull
Fetterman
Shot
Geronimo
Big Horn
Custer
Yellow Hair
Crook
Fort Fetterman
Sun Dan
Painted Horse
Black Bird
Kicking Bear
Gen
Miles
Rocky Bear
Iron
Sonia
Alexander the Great
United States
America
Edward Lloyd
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