One Man Killed by Negro Bandits Near Olmstead Fatty Camp
A midnight raid near Olmstead Fatty Camp left one man dead and two wounded. Charles runner, 30, was shot in the abdomen and died. James Counter was shot in the body and Thomas Zurich in the head. Detectives chase leads as a gunfight earlier linked to Shawville ends with no capture.
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Cleveland
Olmstead
Fatty
Charlea
James
Thomas Zurich
Lake Shore
Flys Negrook
H. 8
Briedenbach
Shawville
Shaw Villa
New Musical Director Chosen for Thiel College
Peter La Beur an English musician has been named head of the music department at Thiel College Greenville Pa. He will assume duties upon returning from Europe next month La Beur cites a long career as a master of music and service in Methodist institutions in St John NY and other locations.
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Greenville
Peter la Beur
Thiel College
Europe
Methodist Collone
Jonne
Penn railroad stalemate over 10 hour day demand
Philadelphia reports a tense stalemate as unions press for a 10 hour day while the railroad refuses to pay for it, insisting on current pay for 11 or 12 hour days. Officials anticipate possible arbitration or further action, with no clear resolution by Monday.
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Lin
Pittsburg
Chattaway
Knapp
Intertate Commerce Commission
Nells
Rbitte
Airjeirs
Merisca
McCrea
Conference Adjourned Over Penney of Pittsburg Labor Clash
A Pittsburg conference between Pennsylvania line officials and west of Pittsburg workers adjourned with no settlement. Railway leaders insisted on strict age limits and stated most employees are over 46, signaling reduced hiring after 41. strike outcomes uncertain.
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Penney
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Pillsbury
Cotton Operatives Diapute Settled After Wage Demand
London July 16 A dispute among cotton workers over a six percent wage cut, paused by a truce after King Edward's death, has been resolved at a joint meeting of employers and operatives. The leading figures reported no further wage reductions or advances.
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London
Hdward
Colonel Guffey Faces Receivership Over Coal Empire
Colonel Jamon M. Guffey, longtime Democratic National Committee figure and West Virginia coal magnate, is placed in receivership as creditors seek recovery. Court bonds set at 100,100 with American Security Company of New York posting the bond. Guffey says assets exceed obligations but receivership aims to protect creditors and himself. His coal holdings in West Virginia include about two billion tons, valued at up to 3,000,000, with potential profits of 2,000,000 at 1 per cent per ton. The move follows past heavy coal investments and mounting financial difficulties amid panics affecting his interests.
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Jamon
Guffey
Poway Basin
West Virgina
Gulley
Daley
Camwon Pte Court No
Hy Oll
Jon
Willrd
Pitaburs Wan
American Security Company of
New York
Goffey
West Virginia
Guttey
Guttey Interasta
Wsa
Pittsburg
Philadelpha
Pennsylvania
Democratc National Committee
Man
William Havrity
French Politicians and the Paris Stabbing Incident
An unclear passage discusses French political temperament and the concept of legitimacy. It mentions Morganaine politonees, a mac 11 stabbing in Paris, and notes an apology after an arrest, with phrases suggesting misdefinition of political leaders and public response.
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Etreats
Paris
Tausly
Huying
Wong
Crippen Case Absconds as Scotland Yard Braces
Scotland Yard and French police chase Crippen in London over the Belle Brimore murder mystery. Crippen, alleged killer of Ethel Le Neve’s husband, remains hidden, with investigators probing his whereabouts and the Le Neve woman’s fate.
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London
Scothand Yard
Royal Olive
de, Cripyet
Lissie
Belle Brimore
Scotland Yard
Ates
Airola i
Crippen
Atrs
Cripen
Lesseye
Boulogne-Sur- Mer
Calaison
Dobbeny
Cabiman
Hilldrop Crescent
LeNeve
Bone
Oxford Street
Sla
Over-Sea Representatives Recognized in Parliament Reform
A July 1 report notes a royal assertion that overseas dominion representatives receive equal prominence in Parliament, with foreign ambassadors granted special seating. The item references prior practices and mentions representatives of British dominions beyond the sea.
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Lennon
George
Honky Horn
First National Bank of Warren Leadership Listed
The bank is led by G. W. Jamieson as President and C. T. Conarro as Cashier with official headers noting First National Bank of Warren in Pennsylvania. The record cites the officers in charge, indicating a standard corporate roster.
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First National Bank of Warren, Penn’a
G. W. Jamieson
C. T. Conarro
Interfere Sought in Pittman Petition Across Nations
Boverty Mass July 1 Treasury officials handle petition by William Pittman the Boston Biter who challenged President Taft asking for international intervention. Pittman met briefly with Norton then with Lodge who promised to push the matter to the state department. Association plans a Dec 24 1818 commemorative event for Ghent treaty. Taft and Sherman may be asked to take honorary roles. Visitors from England Canada and US attended a Beverly meeting as a memorial bridge on Niagara river was discussed. The president did not state his acceptance. his term ends May 4 1918.
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Boverty
Mass
Hoban
Uvringe
William Pitman
Boston Biter
Andria
Taft
Utewatlen
Pittman
Norton
Newton
Wate
Lodge
Nahant
England
Canada
United States
John
A. Stewart
New York
A. B. Humphrey
Henry Dexter will filed in New York near 100000 split
The will of Henry Dexter filed in New York yesterday provides for religious charitable scientific and historical societies about 100000 to be distributed to named groups and causes.
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Henry Dexter
New York
President sees Ohio platform in draft at Burgess Point
Beverly July 16 A tentative draft of the Ohio Republican platform was shown to President Taft at Burgess Point. Senator Charles F Dick and Wade Els led the committee with notes expected to be sent to the state convention July 27. The meeting produced no candidate names but signaled a party battle cry and campaign momentum for the fall elections.
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Beverly
Charles F. Dick
Ohio
Wade
Iis
Ohio State Republican Executive Committee
Taf
Mr. Els
Guyth
Burgess Point
Nichola Longsworth
Theodora Roosevelt
Longworth
Burton
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Warren National Bank
Wilken-Harre
John Testel
Lester
Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia
Jy 16
Wien
Toad Company
Tralemen
He Tinion
James Mr. Gul Fey
Colonel Guffey
Democratic Naional Committee
Bella Elmare
Mra. Cripper
Inspector Dew
Scottan
Yard
Tex Say
Wale
Joe
Mey
Maze
le Neve
Oil City Trust Company
Warren County
H. K. Russell
R. H. Winger
Teller
C. H. Henderson Piano Company
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