Riot at New Jersey congressional primary ends in bloodshed
Camden July 29. In bitter First district primary fights in Camden Gloucester and Salem counties one man was killed and Joe Goddard was fatally shot during electioneering. Constable Washington and others were stabbed, with several hurt as crowds clashed during polling. Loudenslager leads with about twenty five delegate majority.
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Camden
N. J
New Jersey
Gloucester
Salem
Henry C. Loudenslager
J. A. van Sant
Robert Washington
Goddard
Cooper Hospital
Isaac Fowler
Pensauken Township
Merchantville
Third
Beckett
John Morrissey
Harry Miller
Loudenslager
Sheepmen Lose Flocks to Masked Destruction in Wyoming
In Freemont County west of Lander a band of 150 masked men surrounds sheep camps forcing abandonment. They kill a Mexican herder Sam Galaxes and drive about 65 000 sheep from 25 herds into the mountains. Militias may be called to protect the sheepmen.
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Wyoming
Lander
Wyo
Sam Galaxes
Fremont County
DeWindt Returns From Siberia To Port Townsend
Arctic traveler Harry DeWindt has arrived in Port Townsend with Viscount de Clinchamp Belligarde, George Harding, and Stephen Rastofayeff aboard the Topeka from Skagway. He reports six months crossing Siberia and says a railway linking eastern and western hemispheres is feasible. He left Paris December 1 and reached Seattle via the Yukon and Skagway.
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DeWindt
Siberia
Port Townsend
Wash
Harry DeWindt
Bering Sea
Topeka
Skagway
Viscount de Clinchamp Belligarde
George Harding
Stephen Rastofayeff
New York
Death by own action of A. M. Rothschild
A. M. Rothschild, once head of A. M. Rothschild & Co., Chicago, shot himself at his home on Thirty seventh Court and Michigan Avenue. He had returned from a six weeks' Minnesota outing. Insomnia is cited as the likely cause of a temporary mental break, though colleagues saw no imminent self destruction.
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A. M. Rothschild
Chicago
State Street
A. M. Rothschild & Co
Thirtyseventh Court
Michigan Avenue
Rothschild
Minnesota
King Returns to Chair After Wound Heals
An official bulletin reports the king’s health remains excellent and the wound is healing rapidly. He was moved from his couch to a wheeled chair for a few hours yesterday in Cowes Isle of Wight July 29.
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Cowes
Isle of Wight
Fire at Leavenworth Penitentiary Shoe Factory
Fire destroyed the shoe factory at the Kansas state penitentiary in Leavenworth. Flames found at 8 o clock were brought under control after two hours of effort. Estimated loss runs near $20000.
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Kansas
Leavenworth
Kan
State Penitentiary
Drunken saboteurs cause trolley crash near Rochester
Five men intoxicated attempted to wreck an incoming trolley at a rifle range north of Rochester N Y triggering a rear end collision that injured seven passengers seriously and left many more lightly hurt two score narrowly escaped Police seek the five men who placed the obstruction on the track as car 454 struck the preceding car wrecking vestibules and seating injuries center on Horace D Bryan Nellie Ritter Mrs John Haley William Brodie W P Hamlin Frank Farley and Joseph Webster all Rochester residents
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Rochester
N. Y
Rifle Range
Horace D. Bryan
Nellie Ritter
John Haley
William Brodie
W. P. Hamlin
Frank Farley
Joseph Webster
Tragedy Over Theft of Dime in Louisville
A gunfight over a ten cent theft in Louisville last night left one man dead and two wounded. George Seaboldt died. wounded were James Clark and William Seaboldt. Clark’s boy, sent for a ten cent purchase, was robbed by a Seaboldt. Seaboldt was shot in the right lung. death may have come from the wound or a streetcar collision involving the ambulance.
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Louisville
George Seaboldt
James Clark
William Seaboldt
Clark
Seaboldts
Seaboldt
Six Men Hanged in Arkansas In Quiet Executions
Six men were hanged in Arkansas for murder in separate counties. Ac Washington and Dee Noland, both colored, were executed near Wallaceburg and for the murder of his wife. Tom Simms, colored, killed Nancy and Thabita Jutton near Spring Hill. James Kitts, Cy Tanner, Dave McWhorter, and Lath Hembree, all white or colored, were executed in Arkansas City Forest City Van Buren Center Point respectively for murders of Jim Johnson Robert Black William Willis and others.
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Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
Washington
Dee Noland
Wallaceburg
Tom Simms
Nancy
Thabita Jutton
Spring Hill
Arkansas City
James Kitts
Jim Johnson
Forest City
Cy Tanner
Robert Black
van Buren
Dave McWhorter
Mulberry
Center Point
Lath Hembree
William Willis
Battle With Horse Thieves In Oklahoma Field
Sheriff Jim Thompson and Deputy Smith battled a gang of horse thieves led by Charles Johnson on the South Canadian river in Caddo county. Johnson and several men were wounded and captured along with their horses and guns. the officers escaped unharmed.
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Guthrie
Oklo
Caddo County
Jim Thompson
Smith
Charles Johnson
Diaz
Johnson
South Canadian
Alleged General Demoralization in All Army Branches
A Lake George meeting of anti imperialists produced an open letter to President Roosevelt criticizing his July 14 review of General Smith. The letter asserts widespread demoralization in the Philippines army and cites alleged crimes including kidnapping murder torture robbery and rape.
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Lake George
N. Y
New York
Philippines
Roosevelt
Jacob H. Smith
Charles Francis Adams
Carl Schurz
Edwin Burritt Smith
Restful Day at Oyster Bay with President Roosevelts Quiet Visit
President Roosevelt spent a calm Sunday at Sagamore Hill attending church services at Christ Episcopal. He later met with Secretary Moody. Oyster Bay opened its post office for the first Sunday hours, drawing mixed reactions from villagers including Rev. Alexander G. Russell who criticized the move.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Christ Episcopal Church
Moody
Alexander G. Russell
First Presbyterian Church
Trade Outlook Improves Bright Crop Prospects In Trade Review
R G Dun & Co Weekly Review of Trade notes crops nearing maturity and brighter outlook easing fears. Railway stocks hit new highs while gold exports occur and money remains easy. July oats overtake corn as top speculative cereal though distant grain options ease. Railways report 23 percent higher July merchandise distribution than last year.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Missouri Man Kills Sweetheart Then Ends His Life
Charles Weyley of Norwood Missouri shot and killed his former sweetheart Miss Josephine Sheridan at her Springfield home and then killed himself. Jealousy likely sparked the tragedy. the couple had known each other four years and had been engaged until about a month earlier.
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Missouri
Springfield
Charles Weyley
Norwood
Josephine Sheridan
Wesley
Mad Deed of Young Wife Ends In Double Tragedy
In Woodsfield Ohio on July 28, nineteen year old Mrs Everett Spence killed her husband aged twenty one while he slept and then killed herself. The couple had been married under two months and were well connected. Authorities suggest temporary insanity may have precipitated the murders.
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Woodsfield
Everett Spence
Venezuelan Rebel General Beats Reinforcement Column
Port of Spain reports General Luciano Mendoza learned of Cas tro reinforcements from Trujillo and intercepted a 1,000 strong force under Leopoldo Baptista near Alto de la Palma. Mendoza’s troops routed Baptista’s men and captured their ammunition, driving them back to Carache in Los Andes.
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Port of Spain
Luciano Mendoza
Castro
Trujillo
Alto de la Palma
Lepoldo Baptista
Mendoza
Baptista
Carache
Los Andes
Clash of Authority Over Irrigation Bill in Washington
The irrigation bill is in the hands of the secretary of interior for fund disposition to build irrigation works reservoirs and canals but the department of agriculture asserts authority to direct locations of certain reservoirs and storage basins.
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Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Department of Agriculture
Military training shapes views on affection in wartime dialogue
A sharp exchange follows a question about women kissing. The reply cites military discipline and proper use of ammunition as the rationale, reflecting wartime attitudes embedded in social behavior.
Why grievest thou Gullaboo for my wife’s death
A fragment from Scribner’s presents a speaker lamenting poverty that forced him to swallow pride, causing the death of his wife who was the pride of his heart. The exchange questions whether she is dead and acknowledges the hardship behind the loss.
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Scribner’s
Acker's Blood Elixir Promoted by Central Pharmacy
The ad claims impure blood shows in a pale complexion and skin eruptions and promotes Acker's Blood Elixir as a cure for blood diseases. It asserts a positive guarantee on every bottle sold by Central Pharmacy.
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Central Pharmacy
New San Francisco Sale Pays Record Sum for Brights Disease Cure
A group of San Francisco businessmen paid 112 500 in coin and stock on August 30 1901 for a Brights Disease and Diabetes cure. They began investigating November 15 1900 testing over three dozen cases with eighty seven percent showing improvement and thirteen percent failures. Clinical reports and committee proceedings will be mailed free on request from the Joan J Funton Company 420 Montgomery Street.
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San Francisco
Bright
Joan J. Funton Company
Montgomery St
Cal
Indians Hold Massive Dance in Indian Territory
One of the largest Indian dances in years is underway in Indian Territory. The Powcas started the event with visitors from Osages Kiowas and Otoes. Seven hundred tepees have been erected.
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White Eagle
I. T
Indian Territory
Death of Matthew Killilea
Milwaukee report notes the passing of Matthew Killilea a renowned baseball magnate from Winneconne Wisconsin. He died here yesterday after a several months illness not confined to bed until three weeks ago.
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Milwaukee
A_ specis
Winneconnee
Wis
Matthew Killilea
Populists to Go It Alone in Kansas Ticket Fight
Topeka July 28 Straight out Populists of Kansas will field a full state ticket against the fusion group. A mass convention is called to meet in Topeka August 21, issued by J. H. Lathrop and N. Robbins who head the straight out faction. they backed Wharton Barker from Philadelphia two years ago.
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Topeka
Kansas
Fusion
J. H. Lathrop
N. Robbins
Wharton Barker
Philadelphia
Mackay Heir Declines Early Return to United States
In London the body of the late John W. Mackay will not be shipped to the United States until September because Mrs. Mackay's health prevents an earlier departure. The death occurred last Saturday in London.
Grand American North-South Route Through Salt Lake City
The Rio Grande Lines offer a premier continental journey along the Great Lakes region and Utah waters, with Salt Lake City as a stopover on all ticket classes. W. O. McBride, Genl Agt, Butte Montana, provides full details or a copy of With Nature in Colorado.
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Gate Lake City
Balt Lake
Utah Lakes
Utah
Colorado
Rocky Mountain
Salt Lake City
America
Dead Sea
West
Nature
W. O. McBride
Gen'l“Agt
Butte, Mont
Witnesses listed for desert land claim in Wisdom Montana
Nonsense OCR fragment outlines a land claim proceeding in Wisdom Montana with references to a filing date in September 1902 and witnesses including Gitarai andMapAcuss, with a Registen 81-66 note.
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Wisdom
Mont
Cine
Desert
Jiacheon
Helene
Montane
Tonelena
Carro
Polaris
Montana
Ino Mont
P. Willard
Dillon
Keenan Pon Heen Carroll Doncan M
Wadame
Jackson
Bank M
Miracle
Register
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Joe Goddard
Congress
ARMY
Sweetheart
Self
Mr. Jones
Bright’s
James Kirkpatrick
Dillon, Mont
E. H. Sherman
Lakeview
Chas. Dunham
Henry's Lake
Tripuns
Big Hole Basin
P. Q
Gunderson
Birch Creek
Jas
Kirkpatriock
Montana Street
Beaverhead County
Inter-State Corres
Cedar Rapids
O. G. Dunn & Co
Nassau Street
CO. G. Dunn & Co
O.G. Dunn & Co
W. O. Orr
Sunny East
Golden Rule
Tripunee
J. Kinxpatniox
J. E. Morse
Berkshire Mills Typewriter
Tribune Store
United States
ST. Paul
Mileninia
Atatate
Omaha
L. L. Downing
Milwaukie
Jauzett Lake Lake City
Zaid
T. J. Sheldon
Oregon
Blue Wing
Reaverhead
Laber
Department of the Interior
Helena
L. J. Price
William H. Kuney
Liam H. Kuncey
Jande Duncan M
Wadama
Duke Gist
Edward C. Kaney
Charles W. Bryant
Jackson, Mont
Frank D. Minacre
U. S. Land Office
Sores Conley
Grant, Mont
A. S
Said
Jane
Hawley J. Selway
Frank Lincoln
Charles Maynard
Minnie Conley
Frank D. MimAcuz
Desert Land
United States Land Ofice
E. Dingley
Jeorus W. French
Willon
Volney B. Briggs
Alvin Dewitt
Bedrock
Simeon Bates
Royal
Dingley
Frank D. Mrraerz
United States Land
Tice
Louis J. Simpson
George W. French
Roar
Thomas Wynes
William Lovell
Therm Wallace
Dillace
Frank D. MrraAcue
United States Land Office
Helens
Josephine Lauterbach
Max Lauterbach
William A. Jones
Adolph Bentler
William M. Rhoades
Franx D. Mmaczz
Geo. W French
Dillon Mont
Philip T Knowles
Clarence A. Knowles
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