Vatican to Name Manila Archbishop and Create Philippine Dioceses
The Vatican plans to appoint archbishop of Manila likely Bishop Sebastian Messmer, a Swiss canon-law professor in Washington since 1890, as apostolic delegate for the Philippines. Three new Philippine dioceses will also be created.
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Philippine Islands
Vatican
Manila
Sebastian Messmer
Catholic University
Washington
Leonie Jodoin
Flushing
L. L
Mackay
Greenwood Cemetery
New York City
John W. Mackay
Fort Stevens
Astoria
Ore
Ellen Wright
la Salle
St. Martin’s
Pinto
W. H. Feathers
J. N. McClanahan
Corydon
Masonic Order of
Iowa
Leyds
Transvaal
South Africa
Chamberlain
London
Chicago
Nova Scotia
Evanston, Ill
Dallas
Tex
United States
Royal E. Robbins
American Waltham Watch Co
Beverly
Mass
Trinidad
Col
William Walker
Atlanta
Oliver O. Howard
New York
Satory
Versailles
France
W. T. Bryant
Great Lakes
Buffalo
Detroit
Mackinac
Soo
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Pawnee
Okla
Spah- Pah-Bgar
Letter to the President on Army Investigation in the Philippines
A Lake George meeting of anti imperialists adopts an open letter signed by Adams Schurz Smith Storey Welsh. They commend Roosevelts review of Gen Smiths court martial but urge continued inquiry into army demoralization beyond Smith and Maj Waller, spanning all ranks and services.
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Lake George
N. Y
New York City
Philippines
Roosevelt
Jacob H. Smith
Charles Francis Adams
Carl Schurz
Edwin Burritt Smith
Moorfield Storey
Herbert Welsh
J. H. Smith
Railway Merger Rumor Involving Morgan Controlled Lines
Baltimore July 28 A rumored absorption of the Louisville and Nashville by the Atlantic Coast Line, controlled by J Pierpont Morgan, is discussed in financial circles. If true, the deal would consolidate southern rail routes, totaling about 9 400 miles, with a price tag around 90 million dollars for the L and N.
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Southern Roads
J. Pierpont Morgan
Baltimore
Atlantic Coast Line
Louisville &Nashville Railroad
Coast Line Co
Louisville & Nashville
Morgan
Coast Line
Atlanta
Georgia Railroad
Augusta
Tennessee
Kentucky
Southern Railway
McMillin
Morgan & Co
Mississippi River
Hoist Collapse Wrecks Car Ferry in Wind Storm
A Detroit wind storm toppled a massive Brown hoist at the Wyandotte shipyard causing the hoist to crash onto the Michigan Central car ferry Transport. The wreck left the ferry’s upper works smashed and the overall damage estimated at 50 000 dollars.
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Detroit
Mich
Michigan Central Car Ferry
Wyandotte
Bishop O Gorman Letter to Roosevelt Thanks Pope
The Sioux Falls bishop’s Rome letter expresses gratitude for gifts to the pope and asks Roosevelt to accept a souvenir of the pontiff s goodwill. It lauds Judge Taft’s negotiations and says the pope’s sense of affection for the United States has grown.
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Rome
O’gorman
Sioux Falls
S. D
Roosevelt
Taft
United States
Oxford Storm Leaves Widespread Destruction
A historic storm swept through Oxford Michigan on Sunday, lasting 25 minutes and damaging a corridor from Thomas to Rochester. Homes were unroofed, Harry Humphrey’s unfinished house was razed, crops ruined, orchards stripped, and farmer losses run into thousands of dollars.
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Oxford
Mich
Thomas
Rochester
Harry Humphrey
German-born inventor Carl Klotz dies in Indianapolis
Carl F. Klotz, holder of letters patent for an airship, died in Indianapolis last night of stomach cancer. Born in Germany in 1845, he was a machinist who had invented a controllable airship set for trials at St. Louis during the exposition.
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Indianapolis
Carl F. Klotz
Germany
St. Louis
Cholera Cases and Deaths Reported in Cairo
Fifty two new cholera cases and thirty eight deaths were reported in Cairo on Sunday. An English woman was among those affected by the disease in the city.
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Cairo
Egypt
Water Cure and Poison Claims Stir Philippine Court Trial
The Manila papers reveal Maj. Edwin F. Glenn defended using the water cure on Igbaras president to obtain papers. He described Katipunan covertly waging war with poison drinks and weaponized arrows and spear tips. Glenn argued his actions shortened hostilities and saved lives.
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Washington
Manila
War Department
Edwin F. Glenn
Presidente of
Igbaras
Glenn
Maj
Panay
Katipunan
Independencia
Bohol
Senate Philippine
West Virginia Coal Strike Sparks Evictions and Widespread Protests
Workers from Loup Creek gather in Charleston for the Richards trial halted by a railroad wreck. Evictions of strikers from company houses roll out next Monday in Kanawha and New River fields while workers report back to work for June 7 1906 rates or face pay settlement and removal. In Bay City Michigan a union proposal is rejected as the strike drags on. Indy reports say W U M W secretary Wilson says injunction is rescinded and parksersburg releases eleven alleged violators on own recognizance after court agrees to terms.
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Saverom
New York City
Railroad Committee
New York
Azores Islands
Horta
Fayal
Jenkins
Department of Chinese Inspection
Brooklyn
N. Y
United States
Democratic Congressional Convention
Texas
Dublin
Tex
House of
B. Duran
Havana
General Commission
Egypt
Cairo
Canaseraga
Erie
Dresden
New York Central
Seneca Lake
Williamsburg
East River
Contracting Steel Company
Philadelphia
New Bridge
Gloucester
Mass
State Department
Marcos Island
Rosehill
Indianapolis
E. Wilson
Kronprinz Wilhelm
Treasury Department
Paris
Leonard Sedgwick
Rock Springs
Wyo
Charleston
W. Va
Loup Creek
Richards
Keller
Norfolk & Western Railroad
Kanawha
New River
Bay City
Mich
Michigan
Williams
Michigan Mine Workers
W. B. Wilson
United Mine Workers
Parkersburg
Jackson
Wilson
Blizzard
Fire in Albany Business District Claims One Fireman
A major early morning blaze in Albany New York's business district left one fireman dead and one dying with several seriously injured. D K Bishop an auxiliary insurance patrol member prominent in social and financial circles is named as the deceased. James J Shelley another patrol member was recovered from wreckage severely burned with multiple injuries.
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Albany
N. Y
D. K. Bishop
Insurance Patrol
James J. Shelley
Britain and Japan guarantee Corea's independence
A Seoul dispatch reports an agreement between British and Japanese ministers and Corean officials. Great Britain and Japan pledge to support Corea's independence and assist in important questions, while Corea agrees to raise naval and military establishments for defense.
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St. Petersburg
Seoul
Corea
Kato
Corean
Great Britain
Japan
Lynching Follows Slaying of Policeman in West Virginia Swamps
In Womelsdorf West Virginia July 26 a mob shot to death a third black man 25 miles south of Elkins after two were lynched yesterday for murdering Policeman Wilmoth. The mob riddled the body then threw it into the Cheat river as Negroes flee the area.
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Womelsdorf
W. Va
Wilmoth
Elkins
Cheat River
Powers May Decline Russia Invitation To Trust Conference
The Daily Mail reports believed powers will refuse Russia's invitation to participate in a conference on trusts, indicating potential resistance to Moscow's involvement in the talks.
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London
The
Daily Mail
Russia
Tafts Work in Rome Paves Way for Philippines Agreement
Archbishop Ireland says Taft reviews progress with the Vatican and that the pope and Rome approve negotiations. He criticizes certain Catholic groups for questioning U.S. policies in the Philippines and urges Catholics to trust American government methods. The Vatican’s cooperation is seen as advancing pacification efforts in the Philippines.
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Ireland
Philip
Pine Friars
St. Paul
Taft
Vatican
Rome
Gov. Taft
London
Philippines
Washington
America
United States
Alleged forgers busted in Chicago railroad ticket ring
Chicago police and the local passenger bureau shattered a ticket forgery ring led by Charles J. Allardt. Arrested: Allardt Alexander Freeman James Donahue Ed Farnum and Maggie Davis. Nearly $4000 in tickets and gear seized. Officials expect railroad losses to run into thousands.
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Chicago
Chicago Local Passenger Bureau
Central Police
Charles J. Allardt
National Ticket Office
Alexander Freeman
James Donahue
Ed Farnum
W. T. Davidson
Maggie Davis
Agnes Davidson
Harry P. Bronson
Passenger Bureau
Pennsylvania limited and special receive new equipment
The Pennsylvania Railroad will outfit its Pennsyl vania limited and Pennsylvania special with 52 new coaches at a total cost of 1.3 million dollars. The Pullman Co. handles the order and delivery is expected within eight weeks. Four trains per service will be equipped.
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Chicago
Pennsylvania Road
Pennsylvania Limited
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt Solely Considered by Masses for 1904 Run
In Cincinnati on July 23 Senator Foraker affirmed a radio or press quote about the 1904 Republican candidate. He said Roosevelt is the only man seriously considered by the great masses, while a few partisan seeds may flicker but will burn out.
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Cincinnati
Foraker
Roosevelt
Another Earthquake at Kingstown in St Vincent
A severe earthquake struck Kingstown on Monday morning causing long duration shaking. Residents fled in night clothes into the streets and stayed outside until daybreak amid intense excitement.
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Kingstown
Island of St. Vincent
Cape Haytien Preparing for Combined Land and Sea Attack
Local authorities warn consular corps that Cape Haytien will be attacked from land and sea and that foreigners may not be safe. The alert emphasizes potential danger to non locals amid rising tensions in Hayti on July 23.
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Cape Haytien
Hayti
Consular Corps
Death of Private Desmond Amid Foul-Play Suspicion
In Detroit on July 23 suspicion of foul play surrounds the death of Private Joseph Desmond of the Fourteenth United States Infantry. His mangled remains were found yesterday on the Pere Marquette tracks at Brighton near the rifle practice encampment.
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Detroit
Mich
Joseph Desmond
Fourteenth
United States Infantry
Pere Marquette
Brighton
Cardinal Ledo chowski Dies in Rome After Illness
Rome reports the death of Cardinal Ledo chowski prefect of the congregation of the propaganda of the Roman Catholic Church after a long illness. The notice places the death in Rome on a Tuesday in July. No further details are provided in the fragment.
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Rome
Grand Circuit Races At Glenville Nationwide July Meet
In Glenville Ohio on July 25 and 26 the Grand Circuit races saw Wentworth win the 2:23 trot with Dar win second and Miss Brock third. Daphne Dallas captured the 2:11 pace with Cas conda second and You Bet third. Greenline won the 2:17 pace with Major C second and Terumin third. Anzella led the 2:10 trot, Aggie Medium second and Dan Wilkes third. On July 26 Alice Russell won the 2:16 trot, Alice Carr second, Re-elected third and Baron Dillon fourth. Audubon Bay won the 2:06 pace with Shadow Chimes second and Fanny Dillard third. Chase won the 2:20 trot with Prince of Orange second and Antea third.
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Cleveland
Glenville
Wentworth
Darwin
Miss Brock
Hallie Hardin
Daphne Dallas
Casconda
Greenline
Major C
Terumin
Anzella
Aggie
Dan Wilkes
Alice Russell
Alice Carr
Baron Dillon
Audubon Bay
Shadow Chimes
Fanny Dillard
Chase
Prince of Orange
Antea
Police Probe Shocking Past Assault Ties to Lynam Case
Cleveland officers learn a 14 year old girl alleged a two year old sexual assault by Frederick Lynam, the man murdered last Wednesday. She kept silence until six months ago. brothers cleared in murder inquiry. Police find Lynam had relations with four married women. Lynam buried Friday.
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Cleveland
Frederick Lynam
Lynam
Kennedy Nominated for Congress in Eighteenth District
On the 208th ballot James Kennedy of Youngstown was nominated as Republican candidate for congress from the Eighteenth Ohio district after steady support for five nominees across 200 ballots. Final: Kennedy 177, Speaker 100, Grant 47. Nomination declared unanimous. defeated candidates pledged fealty and Kennedy gave a speech.
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Salem
James Kennedy
Youngstown
Congress
Ohio
Kennedy
Speaker
Grant
Four Killed in Pan-Handle Wreck Near Xenia
Four men perished when Pennsylvania Limited No. 2 collided with a coal car at Trebein Station three miles from Xenia Ohio. The dead include engineer William Clark formerly of Xenia now in Columbus, fireman Patrick Dwyer of Cincinnati, mail clerk MM Peters of Cincinnati, and mail clerk E F M McKeown of Greenfield Indiana with one body not recovered.
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Xenia
Trebein Station
Pennsylvania Limited
St. Louis
New York
William Clark
Columbus
Patrick Dwyer
Cincinnati
MM. M. Peters
E. F. M. McKeown
Greenfield
Ind
Nash issues call for special session on August 25
Columbus reports Gov Nash issues Tuesday proclamation convoking the legislature in special session at 3 p m August 25. He will present a message outlining the session’s objectives to govern municipalities, address rulings by the supreme court, and repeal the Royer act to curb court jurisdiction.
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Columbus
Gov. Nash
Supreme Court
Royer
Tragic Blast and Tragedy Near Steubenville
In Steubenville on Friday afternoon John Carnahan and Thomas Sheets were killed when dynamite exploded prematurely at the Black Horse works five clay bank. Italian railroad worker Jim Benedicto was struck and killed by a westbound train after stepping from the eastbound Pan-Handle. Mrs. B F Meyers died Friday morning after taking carbolic acid in a state of mental distress.
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Steubenville
John Carnahan
Thomas Sheets
Black Horse Works
Jim Benedicto
B. F. Meyers
Harbor project funds outlined for Cleveland district
Washington July 26 reports from river and harbor engineers for fiscal year 1904 list Cleveland harbor 350000 for completion plus 4276756 total, Fairport harbor 200000, Ashtabula harbor 123520, Conneaut harbor 100000. Maj Dan C Kingman submits the figures for the Cleveland district.
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Washington
Dan C. Kingman
Cleveland District
Cleveland Harbor
Fairport Harbor
Ashtabula Harbor
Conneaut Harbor
Fatal freight train wreck at Ravenna injures crew
At the B and O depot engine 1944 pulling freight No. 85 exploded with great force killing engineer J R Barnes of Akron Junction and badly scalding fireman C H Cabbin and brakeman Charles M Jones both of Shelley Junction.
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Ravenna
J. R.barnes
Akron Junction
C. H. Cabbin
Shelby Junction
Charles M. Jones
Beal Local Option Law Upheld As Constitutional
Circuit Judge Cook ruled the Beal local option law constitutional in Steubenville on July 24. The test case originated in Guernsey county where a saloonkeeper, backed by the State Liquor Dealers' association, opened a saloon in a local option town to be arrested and test the law.
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Steubenville
Cook
Guernsey County
State Liquor Dealers’ Association
Nash Vows Diligent Push on Ohio Code Bill
Gov. Nash begins full effort on a code bill after receiving advance sections drafted by Wade Ellis and Senator Longworth in Cincinnati. He spends the day with Special Counsel Smith Bennett reviewing sections and a synopsis of existing municipal acts to avoid missing key provisions.
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Nash
Columbus
Gov
Wade Ellis
Longworth
Cincinnati
Smith Bennett
Attorney General’s Office
Bennett
Akron to Cleveland Electric Road Franchises Impending
Judge C R Grant President Wheeler of the India Rubber Co and ex Senator George W Lieber have obtained a city right of way to Cleveland and expect to apply for franchises in both cities soon to build an electric road.
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Akron
C. R. Grant
Wheeler
The
India Rubber Co
George W. Lieber
Cleveland
Johnson to Fight Injunction Against City Council
Cleveland July 24 Mayor Johnson vows to fight the injunction suit brought by Judge Boynton. He plans to seek a circuit court hearing within two weeks to challenge the order and defend city council actions.
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Cleveland
Johnson
Boynton
Man Dies After Coal Chute Accident at Bessemer Mill
Lorain July 24. John Lawrence fell into a coal chute at the Bessemer mill steel plant while unloading a car of coal and was smothered to death. He leaves a wife and four children all under 12.
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Lorain
John Lawrence
Bessemer Mill
Woman Burned to Death in Gasoline Fire
Columbus report states Mrs. W. Dudley died and her son Chester was maimed for life after a gasoline explosion yesterday. Mrs. Dudley was cleaning a bed with gasoline when the fire started. cause of ignition remains undetermined.
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Columbus
Knights Pythias Biennial Meeting Excursion Offer
San Francisco hosts in August with round trip train fare from Chicago to San Francisco or Los Angeles set at 50 dollars, return by September 30. Travel via Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Ry advertised as the Short Line between Chicago and Omaha with two through trains daily and sleeping and dining car service. Information available from F A Miller General Passenger Agent Chicago. He who commits injustice is ever made more wretched than he who suffers it a Plato.
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Knights Pythias
San Francisco
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Ry
Chicago
Los Angeles
Chicago, Milwaukee
F. A. Miller
Allen's Foot-Ease advertised cure for aching feet
Druggists sell Allen's Foot-Ease for hot sweaty calloused feet with swelling and pain. Priced 25 cents with free trial package offer. Address Allen 8. Olmsted Le Roy New York. You may think you are a good man but the point is to get others to think so. Atchison Globe.
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Allen
Olmsted
le Roy
N. Y
Patent remedy ad touts Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets
A display ad claims one day cure for colds with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets and offers money back if not effective. The piece also includes a Beattie quotation and endorsements from John L. Boyer of Trinity Springs Indiana dated February and a note from the Atchison Globe warning about a dangerous man.
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John L. Boyer
Trinity Springs
Ind
Dear Mrs Pinkham Testimonial Promotes Lydia E Pinkham
A Brooklyn woman laments ongoing pain after childbirth until Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is credited with restoring her health. The letter urges other women to seek the remedy and contact Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts for advice.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Pauline Edson
Mrs. Pinkham
Pauline Judson
Secre
Schermerhorn Golf Club
Rooklyn
New York
Lydia Ingham
Paving Judson
Hoyt Street
Brooklyn
N. Y
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