Riots in Cleveland as dynamite car attack wounds none
A July 25 Cleveland strike turmoil reports a dynamite attack on a Pearl street car. Troops respond as gunfire erupts from rooftops and alleys. One man wounded, several arrests, funeral of Henry Cornwell marks first fatality. Adjutant General Axline orders Eighth and Fourth regiments on standby.
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Aris
Columbus
Cleveland
Pearl Street
Henry Cornwell
Ralph P. Hawley
Broadway
Axline
End of New York trolley strike near in Manhattan and Brooklyn
Police officials say most guarding officers will be withdrawn today or Tuesday as the trolley car strike in Manhattan and Brooklyn appears to be practically at an end.
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New York
Manhattan
Brooklyn
America Has a Good Case Not to Arbitrate Alaska Boundary
Washington, July 25. A high official stated that the United States refuses arbitration of the Alaska boundary because it is confident in its claims and fears that arbitrators would compromise. The argument notes that Canadian approval of Lynn Canal would strip the U S of protection for Klondike miners against extortion or expulsion.
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Washington
United States
Canada
Lynn Canal
Klondike
Death from Crawfish Poisoning in Springfield
George Geddes longtime managing editor of the Republican died from crawfish poisoning in Springfield Missouri. Several others fell ill with symptoms attributed to the same incident.
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Springfield
George Geddes
The
Republican
Just Dragging Around and Women Seek Help from Dr Pierce
A quotation filled piece extols Dr. R V Pierce medicines as life changing for women, recounting seven years of ill health cured by Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery. Testimonials from Mrs Venhans of Tioga Illinois and Mrs Monfort of Lebanon Ohio praise relief from headaches and general weakness. The article urges women to seek guidance from Pierce in Buffalo New York and to own The Common Sense Medical Adviser, claiming it offers valuable medical insight and is alcohol free.
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Mattie Venhans
Tioga
Hancock County
Illinois
Dr. Pierce
R. P. Mfonfort
Lebanon
Warren Co
Ohio
Common Sense Medical Adviser
Hague Conference Declares Pacts On War Laws
The final act of the peace conference at The Hague outlines five declarations and three conventions. It calls for limits on military charges, neutral rights, and uniform weapon standards, plus revisions to the Geneva convention. Delegates debated wording on Article 27 to avoid obligating U S interference in European affairs.
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United States
Secretary of State Won’t Bar Dum-Dum Bullets
Washington reports the secretary of state will not be bound by The Hague Conference decision to prohibit dum-dum bullets. Officials say the U S has not used such bullets but is preparing to improve stopping power for Krag Jorgenson rounds while Britain adopts a similar stance.
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Washington
Great Britain
New French Reciprocity Treaty Signed At State Department
The United States and France closed long negotiations on a reciprocity treaty with signatures from Ambassador Cambou for France and Commissioner Kasson for the U S. The pact, the most significant under the Dingley law, preserves wine rates and aims to boost bilateral trade amid sharp discussions.
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Wasimnetos
United States
France
State Department
Cambou
Kasson
Nebraskans Return With Western Volunteer Unit
Fourteen Nebraskans from the First Nebraska regiment returned in the Morgan City transport along with Eugene D. Shaw Frank C. Taney Corporal Charles T. Knapp John J. Bloom Noah B. Land Walter L. Smelley Henry Bliss Louis Brown John D. Kenney Henry M. Hickman John Z. DeTark Herman W. Benzel Corporal Frank Fouke and William H. LaRue from San Francisco.
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San Francisco
Morgan City
Eugene D. Shaw
Frank C. Taney
Charles T. Knapp
John J. Bloom
Noah B. Land
Walter L. Smelley
Henry Bliss
Louis Brown
John D. Kenney
Henry M. Hickman
John Z. DeTark
Herman W. Benzel
Frank Fouke
William H. LaRue
President to Attend Reception for First Nebraska Volunteers
Assistant Secretary Meiklejohn extended an invitation for the president to attend a reception in Lincoln on September 24 for the First Nebraska volunteers returning from the Philippines. The president promised to attend if his western trip permits.
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A MacHinley
Lincoln
Washington
Meiklejohn
Nebraska
Philippines
Grasshopper Pest Control Circular Issued by State Entomologist
State entomologist Lawrence Broner has prepared a broadcast circular with practical methods to kill grasshoppers. The document compiles reports of hopper outbreaks across the state and offers targeted control suggestions for farmers and residents.
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Lixcony
Lawrence Broner
Admiral Dewey Honors Aide and Crew at Trieste Banquet
At a Trieste banquet July 22 the American consul Harris proposed toasts to Admiral Dewey and the Olympia crew. Dewey recalled the Manila battle with humor and praised his flag lieutenant Brumby and engineer for boosting speed to 18 knots.
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Trieste
Engiber
McKinley
Harris
Fass
Admiral Dewey
Manila
Brumby
Dewey
Dewey Did It.” Admiral Dewey
Olympia
Bay of
Manchester Feud Factions Rally as Baker and White Clash
Report from Manchester says the Philpots arrive in force over 100 strong with a deputy sheriff escort to court while retaining arms. The Griffin faction numbers about 75. Officials conduct one faction at a time through a formal trial to secure bonds and urge departure. State Military Inspector Lester, Governor Bradley’s agent, has not yet returned and notes the Baker White feud is presently over after Tom Baker’s death.
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Manchester
London
Philpots
Griffin
Lester
Bradley
Tom Baker
Woman Delivered to Juarez Prison Under Guard
Mrs. John D. Rich was taken to Juarez by US Marshal Liebriecht and handed to Mexican authorities. A squad of guards awaited at the bridge, but American officers escorted her directly to the prison at her request. Her rooms were prepared by Governor Ahumada. she covered herself with an American flag as the doors closed. She is described as in pitiable condition, soon to become a mother.
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el Paso
Tex
John D. Rich
Juarez
United States
Liebriecht
Ahumada
Rich
Nine Die in Bullfinch Torpedo Boat Explosion
An explosion on the torpedo boat destroyer Bullfinch during a Solent trial killed nine men and injured four. Steam and boiling water flooded the engine room. The Bullfinch, a thirty knot destroyer, is among the latest Royal Navy designs.
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Bullfinch
London
Solent
Promotion Controversy Settled by Washington Ruling
Governor Poynter learns from Adjutant General Corbin that vacancies in the First regiment and officers promoted to higher grades may have commissions dated from entry of duty even before commissions are issued. The Washington ruling affects several First regiment officers whose commissions were not yet out by the governor.
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Lincoln
Poynter
Corbin
Washington
Dynamite Blast At Bald Win Plant Mine Kills Three
In Aurora Missouri on July 24 a blast at the Bald Win Plant mine killed John Porter instantly. W M Morton died on the way to the surface from injuries. John Musgrove survived with serious injuries while Porter and Morton were horribly mangled.
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Aurora
Baldwin Plant
John Porter
W. M. Morton
John Musgrove
Porter
Morton
Musgrove
Nebraska Officers Meet Shafter Over Welcome Demonstrations
Gen Barry and Col Stark arrived in San Francisco to plan the welcome for Nebraska volunteers returning from the war. Major General Shafter promised to help ensure the demonstrations succeed. The Hancock transport will bring the men in the latter part of the month.
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Barry
San Francisco
Stark
Shafter
Hancock
War on Liquor Hits Kinaston Pub Doors
July 24 report from Kinaston notes a local temperance drive targeting alcohol sales. Town officials vow continued action against liquor outlets amid a tense public atmosphere and police raising oversight on establishments.
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Kinaston
Secretary of War Change as Root Replaces Alger
Washington dispatch notes Elihu Root named Secretary of War after Alger resigns with approval from President McKinley. President and cabinet reviewed eligible candidates with Senator Platt consulted for New York sensitivities. Meantime Meiklejohn backers pressed, while Thurston met with the president regarding the succession.
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Washington
Elihu Root
Alger
Root
New York
Platt
Cenfer
RB. A. Alger
Executive Mansion
R. A. Alger
Sir
Wm. McKinley
Thurston
Meiklejohn
Plans for Alger reception in Detroit on return home
Detroit plans for Secretary Alger to be greeted by a reception committee on the route from Washington, with marching clubs joining at the city hall for a formal presentation by the mayor and governor. A public reception, a meeting at Light Guard armory, and possibly an indignation mass meeting are outlined. Governor Pingree backs a large gathering despite mayor Maybury concerns.
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Vilans
Alger
Detroit
Mich
General Alger
Washington
Pingce
Maybury
Filipino Priest Leads Revolt Against Spanish Church in Luzon
In Manila on July 24 a Filipino priest Gregorio Agripay, allied with insurgents, urges independence of the Philippine church from the Spanish priesthood. The archbishop excommunicates him, fueling tensions. An American paper warns against inflaming religious strife as protests erupt over Protestant and Masonic meeting notices.
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Manila
Gregorio Agripay
Philippines
Agripay
Summons in Montana District Court Against Dillon Implement Co
The Dillon Implement Company sues the defendant in Montana District Court to recover 105 dollars plus interest from December 5, 18. The summons requires the defendant to answer within twenty days after service and to notify the plaintiff through the attorney.
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Orate of
Montana
County of
Dillon Implement Company
State of
Gmment
Wien‘ Aginst
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