Carmack Circles Governor and Presidential Talk Circles
Tennessee's Edward Ward Carmack, finishing his Senate term begun in 1900, faces calls to run for governor and speculation as a Democratic presidential possibility. A lawyer raised amid poverty, he rose through Cullooca School, Columbia, and political ranks, opposing Philippine acquisition and the Panama Canal Zone, and supporting Roosevelt on troop actions after Brownsville riots.
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Bdward Ward Carmack
Tennessee
United States Senate
Carmack
Cullooka School
Maury County
Ebb
Colombia
Ville American
Mohie Commercial
National House of Resentatives
Josiah Paterson
Cormack
House
Senate
Philippines
Canal Zone
Republic of Panama
Roopert
Prownaville
Dinkey Seen As Likely Carnegie Steel President
Alva C. Dinkey, long a Carnegie Steel executive, is expected to succeed William E. Corey as president. Born under 40, he rose from telegraphy on the Baltimore and Ohio to key roles at Homestead works and earlier rail work. His leadership improved rolling mill efficiency and earned strong praise from engineers. He is Schwab’s brother in law and mirrors Corey’s managerial style.
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Alva C. Dinkey
Jong
William Ellis Corey
Steel Troat
Carnegie
Carnegie Steel Company
United States
Dinkey
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Pittsburg
Carnegie Works
Carnegie Mills
Homestead Works
William E. Corey
Charles M. Schwab
Austrian noble pushes hat tipping repeal for military salute
Count Johann Harrach leads a movement to abolish hat tipping in Austria and replace it with a military salute citing health and wear concerns. The push follows a Horic tradition trial in a Bohemian town where a one crown fine failed to enforce the rule amid public backlash.
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Johann Harrach
Austria
Count Harrach
Vienna
Hohemia
Hue
Harrach
First Soldier of France Gen Hagron Resigns Over Conscription Law
Gen Hagron, famed as France’s first soldier, resigns as army chief in protest of a law limiting conscripts to two years. A veteran strategist born in Caen and educated at Saint Cyr, he warned the Sopleat majority of risks to national defense and praised lessons from US Civil War, Japanese tactics, and Manchurian campaigns. He regards France able to deploy over 1,000,000 troops nationwide within 48 hours.
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Hagron
Franen
Chamber of Deputies
France
Germany
Fravocete
Europe
Aingle
Manchuria
Caen
Saiobtyr
Wide Range of Global Incidents Reported Abroad and at Home
Reports detail a Chicago gun tank explosion injuring ten with one fatality, a Philadelphia man killing his sister over money, a Minn bank robbery netting 4200, and Siberian murder trial proving widespread voluntary servitude. Also noted are fires, antitrust actions, naval wrecks, and political upheavals across multiple regions.
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Chicago
Jet Dogan
Philadelphia
Farmers’ State Bank
New Foulden
Minn
Tehita
Siberia
Princess Anne
Westmoreland County
International Harvester Company
Doemus
Germany
Salonthi
Menelik
Roosevelt
National Christian Endeavor Society
Boston
Christian Endeavor
Prusela
Straits of Magellan
Korean Supreme Court
Hague Deputation
Sang Sol
Yi Wi Chow
Yi Chun
United States Army
Fortress Monroe
Coast Arillery Corps
Bexther Davis
Daughters of Jacob
New York City
Davis
Cutler
Kansas City
California
Arkansas
Lima
Peru
Columbia
Panama
Saenz Point
Lobos Tierra Island
Philippines
San Francisco
Thomas
Mare Island
Tanaki Teutsuti
Muskogee
Oklahoma
Jakob Morengo
Capa
Sonman
Theodore Olxen
Omaha
Ie Missiog
Jt la Ablege
Dan Lab
Nebraska
Olwen
Denmark
Russian Empire
Fd Rieslan
Maintaine Onder
Michael Detram
Alwing Vulttmaon
Alving Awald
Detram
Mise Vultreann
Hin
Mining News Flows Across The West In July Reports
July earnings for Yampa at Bingham reached 100000 dollars. Cedar Mining of Milford Utah earned 2009 dollars and 48 cents from over thirty four tons of ore. Welmer properties in Idaho show half copper native ore. Masunru Hille Seven Trowrhs ship to Salt Lake with 2 ounces of gold per ton. Oil excitement grows in Utah and Nevada with new claims near Reno and Peavine. Copper gold ore strikes reported at Mendha Ely Nevada and Silver King at American Fork. Idaho lignite production values averaged 24 to 35 dollars per ton. Coeur d Alene mines paid out over 30 million in dividends this year. Multiple new mine bonds and mills announced across Utah Idaho Nevada.
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Bingham
Cedar Mining Company
Milford
Utah
Welmer
Idaho
Masunru Hille Company
Trowrhs
New
Salt Lake
Bacalante
Utada
Peavine Mountain
Reno
Nevada
Comprison
St. George
Mendha
Ely
Ttma
Federal Mining & Smelting Company
Coeur Alene
Grass Creek
Coalville
Coeur d'Alenesa
Deer Creek
Birch Creek
Coeur d'Alene
Dubois
Montana
Short Line Railway
Idamont Milling Company
Bonnera Ferry
Sandpoint
Denver Capittalite
Aura
Columbia
California
Washington County
Ol Company
Salt Lake City
Virgin City
Virgin River
Midnight Bell
Alpine
Nioe
Landore
Northwest Notes From Wyoming and Nearby States
Reports include Henry Miller in Wyoming hurt by lightning but recovering. masked robbers in Silverton Colorado net about $5000. early wreck near McLeod with two killed. railroad labor tensions and strikes in the Northwest. diverse local incidents across Nevada, Wyoming, and Oregon, including legal disputes, weathered events, and notable personal tales.
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Henry Miller
Wing
Wheat Sand
Wyo
Silverton
Colo
D. C
Northern Pacité
Great Northern Roade
Laramie
Marin's Peak
Pacife
Centennial
Nucule Edwards
Roweland
Nevada
Carrie Russell
J. W. Delter
San Francisco
Portland
John Quinn
Reno
James May
Quinn
Wyoming
Snowy
Albany County
Goldfield
Wnion
Seattle
Northwest
J. M. Mahoney
Quantrell
Harry O'Brien
Round Mountain
Manhattan
Nye County
Las Vegas
Tonopah
Bonnie Clare
M. L. Fauver
Boyd County
Nebraska
Whitman County
Wash
Arthur Fauver
Palouse
Butte Miners’ Union
Wheaton Federation of Miners
Chicago
Industrial Workers of the World
Howell
Wye
Roy Musinker
Digby & Compo
Ube Maychine
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Corey
Utah State News
J. W. Mogan
John Walkingshaw
Grand Junction
Bountiful
Kaysville Canning Company
Utah Pharmaceutical Association
John Calvin Smith
Logan
Provo
State Board of Barber Examiners
John O'Connor
McGins
J. P. Hansen
Lavan Hanson
Ralph Hackley
Indian Pond
Davis County
Ogden
Kane
Los Angeles
John S. Bransford
Mixsouri
Charles Rowbotham
Vina Tracy
Hansen
Golden Dream
Blue Mountains
Davy
John Ockey
Ockey
Nephi
Wie
Pnewe
Dragon
Rube Taylor
Moffat Road
Steamboat Springs
Routt County
Utah Line
Ge. G. Clark
Croftsburg
Clark
Kanab
George Nelson
Springville
Buccesa Mining Company
Duck Creek
T. l. Oddie
Pine Creek
Senator Oddie
Spew
Denver
Saratoga
James H. Bruce
Annie
Cheyenne
James Bruce
Mra
Bruce
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