Washington Roosevelts appoints Taives G Halley as acting Interior Secretary
A long list of political and public figures appears in a mixed Washington dispatch. President Roosevelt names Taives G Halley of Kentucky as acting Secretary at Jegarion Copenhagen Denmark. The note underscores ongoing efforts to monitor public funds and classify civil service positions.
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Washington
Roosevelt Nat
Taives G Halley
Kentucky
Jegarion
Copenhagen
Denmark
Interior
Woodruf Sinuunées
Civil Service Commission
Danish engineer turns beer into tablets in consular report
A consular report notes a Danish civil engineer has produced beer in tablet form that dissolves in hot water and yields beer of high quality when cooled. The item sits among a longer page of varied events including elgar industry shifts, miracles, accidents, and curiosities from multiple places.
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Eigar Manufactters
Havana
Oles
Trial of Haywood State Restaute Cane
Idaho courtroom updates on the Haywood trial with prosecutors and defense arguing over admissibility of evidence about conspiracies among mine owners and the Western Federation of Miners. Hawley presses for conviction while Darrow and Richards defend Haywood amid tense exchanges and perjury hearings.
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Cripple Creek
Colorado
Aistrier
Ajouibere
Western Federation of Miniers
Haywood
Harry Orchard
Mine Owners’ Association
Trough Detectiee
Crimea
Hawley
Western Federation of Miners
Orchard
Hit
Pettibone
Adams
Boise
Shoshone County
White
Clarence Darrow
Darrow
Hudgins
Haywood Case Opens as Manley Delivers First Arguments
William D Haywood faces preliminary jury arguments in Boise Idaho as James H Manley, lead Idaho counsel, ends a three session sequence with about eight hours spoken. Haywood notes the proceedings and interjects with comments to several defense and state lawyers.
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Boise Court
Dokre
Idaho
James H. Manley
State of
William D. Haywood
Haywood
St Paul Man Killed by Train Near Frazee
St Paul man Charles McKis, an employee of McKin wick Brox, was fatally struck by a train near Frazee while en route to catch a car for Detroit. Death was instantaneous.
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ST. Paul
Baby Carriages Burn Fire Damages Minneaplis Plant
Fire yesterday at the American Baby Carriage Manufacturing Company in Minneapolis damaged the plant and surrounding property to about 912,000. The blaze broke out around noon and caused extensive damage to buildings and stock. Local fire crews battled the flames but the extent of the loss was estimated early.
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Grosse Poiit Race Track
Detroit
Jesus Astard
Shan Ayiar
Pueblo
Colo
Asturaad
Valley
Neb
Apris Lake
Ritter
Germany
Baker
Titer
Baby Carriages
Minneapolis
American Baby Carriage Manufacturing Company
Mad dog at Rushford bites dogs. ends in woods chase
A rabid dog in Rushford Minnesota bit several dogs and caused owners to kill their pets. Health authorities ordered muzzling as the animal roamed west of the city. This marked the second rabid dog of the year, with latest reports indicating the beast at large in the countryside west of town.
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Rushford
Minn
Geare
Set of Tools In His Leg, Deadwood, 3. D.
Henry Anderson, long troubled by a leg, finally could not walk and sought medical help. Doctors opened the leg and removed a vise, a couple of nails, a screwdriver, chunks of wood and a piece of tin. He recalls a prior accident when a ditch was dug and an explosion injured his leg.
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Deadwood
3. D
Henry Anderson
Anderson
River Steamer Tennensee Sinks After Storm Hit
A heavy wind and thunder storm drove the river steamer Tennensee into an abutment of the Eads Bridge in St Louis causing the hull to rip open and sink the vessel valued at 320000. Only fragments readable in the report but the incident is confirmed with damage to the boat and public risk reported.
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St. Louis
Theuds Bridge
Band Leader Drowned in Atlantic City Bathing
Atlantic City July 21 Captain August Azzall leader of the Mexican band with the El Paso lodge of Elke accompanied to Philadelphia was drowned last evening while bathing.
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Atlantic City
New
August Azzall
Lodge of Elke
Philadelphia
Bath
Victim Driven Insane by Wine Roughs Attacks
New York reports a spree of crimes against young girls. Virginia Barish, seventeen, was assaulted, beaten, robbed, and nearly drowed at North Beach before rescue. Annie Falkowoke, Staten Island, endured a coercive attack and is under a physician’s care. Donna O Shea of Harlem allegedly struck Jacob Neuman after hearing an infant’s screams. Neuman collapsed, hospitalized. Police warn parents as cases challenge force.
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New York
Virginia Baris
Annie Falk
Kingham
Bhe
North Beach
Czar Faces Mutiny as Petersburg Troops Object to Command
Czar Nicholas reviewed troops at Krasnoye Selo when the Seminovsky regiment broke ranks demanding Gen Reiman’s retirement. The officers replaced him with Gen Min, recalling the Moscow uprising of 1906. The mutiny led to arrests and secretive handling amid unrest in nearby Preobrajensky companies.
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Bt. Petersburg
Nicholas
Krasnoye Selo
He Seminovsky
Reiman
Min
Ath
Peterhof
Moscow
Itn
Preobrajensky Regiment
Fund to Oppose Roads in Alabama House Passes Emergency Appropriation
Montgomery July 28 The Alabama House approved a 50000 dollar emergency appropriation to resist railroad rate regulation actions. The bill, now sent to Governor Comer, is expected to be signed immediately. The governor aims to avoid federal court disputes, contrasting with North Carolina.
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Alabama
Montgomery
Ala
North Carolina
Comer
Black Flies Fatal to Six in Algonquin Trip
John Griffin reports from East Aurora that six deaths occurred after stings from black flies near a camping site in Algonquin Park, Canada. Grima, who traveled for hunting and fishing, returned home after a week, with deaths attributed to blood poisoning following insect stings.
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East Aurora
John Griffin
Algonquin Park
Canada
Mr. Grima
Dominion
D J Keefe Drowned While Bathing in Lake Near Rolla
News from Cando North Dakota reports the drowning of Attorney D J Keefe in a small lake near Rolla while he was bathing. Keefe was a well known local lawyer and former newspaper man who edited the Perth paper for a period.
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D. J. Keefe
Lake
Cando
N. D
Smiall
Rolla
Keefe
Perth
Creek Nation Holds Green Corn Dances Across Forty-Seven Towns
In Muskogee J. T July 98 reports the Creek nation’s annual green corn dances active in forty-seven towns. An Indian does not eat hoisting ears until after the ceremony, a long-held custom among full-bloods.
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Muskogee
J. T
Prayer meetings called as Long Island drought continues
Eastport New York July 28 a long drought unbroken for a month on Long Island has farmers alarmed. Farmers plan prayer meetings in churches to invoke aid of God as the dry spell persists.
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Long Island
Drouth
Eastport
N. Y
Markets Feature Broad Grain and Livestock Quotations
Quotations from St Paul Minneapolis Chicago and other centers show wheat prices ranging from about 90 to 101 dollars for various grades with oats and corn also listed. Livestock markets in South St Paul Sioux City and Chicago report cattle hogs and sheep with mixed to strong demand and price levels. A separate item notes a man’s suicide attempt in Evansville and a fatal auto plunge near Bernardsville New Jersey with four injured.
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Minneapolis
Chicago
Northern
Milwaukee
Bar
Jey
South St. Paul
Olamba
Sioux City
Iowa
Cigarette Theories On Georgia Bay Explosion Spark Debate
The Tribune reports some sailors on the Georgia Bay suggest a cigarette dropped by a crew member may have caused the battleship Georgia explosion that killed eight and wounded thirteen. In Montgomery, Sheriff Belford oversaw the hanging of Galvin Coleman for the murder of J A Finley, a white man, with Coleman executed after 6 o'clock yesterday.
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Georgia
New York
the Tribune
Georgia Bay
Montgomery
Alm
Belford
Galvin Coleman
Coleman
O'Eloer
J. A. Finley
Two Held Up by Italians in Bank Yard Fight
In Holdup at a bank house in the railroad yards here last night two men were seriously wounded after four Italians held up section men. Also reported: Bulcide attempt by Brist Overpeck near Niagara Gorge. Frank Orley dies of sunstroke ten miles south of Ottumwa. Richard Mansfield and Mrs Mansfield travel on the Virginian to Montreal with Mansfield in poor health.
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Elyria
Olde
Muvie Hall
Coggon
Iowa
Huson Mexim
Brooklyn
Morilatown
Twin Lakes
Mich
Aly
Red Lodge
Mont
Seriou
Niagara Falls
Baltimore
Niagra
Olen Tim Sunatroke
Ottumwa
Frank Orley
Here
Manafield
Montreal
Richard Mansfield
Mansfield
Allan Line
Liverpool
Mann
Held
Morse code misreadings sparked a humorous royal telegram tale
Mr John Aftdron recently retired from the post recalls a light moment with Morse code. A nobleman abroad sent a message misinterpreted by his London valet resulting in the garbled delivery Land ms tam bobi framing a perplexing typo in the era of telegraphy.
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John Aftdron
C. B
London
Tam Bobi
Fram T. P
Contested Marriage Plans End in Bold Medical Gaffe
A humorous dialogue reports Fred intends to seek the hand of a daughter but claims heart failure interrupts the plan. The exchange mentions a young lawyer and a multimillionaire client, hinting at a larger contested matter beyond a simple betrothal.
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Fred
Joe
Old Gotrox
Woman's Sufferings and Skirt Incident Featured in Ad
A testimonial for Deans Kidney Pills recounts dramatic bladder and kidney relief after five years of pain, claiming 40 pounds lost and renewed health. A short vignette follows about a seventeen year old girl who falls while stepping onto a streetcar, aided by others after catching her long skirt.
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Mira
Clyde Pixley
Bridge At
Beldog
Smich
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Patents Issued Last Week to Northwestern Inventors
List of patents issued last week to Northwestern inventors reported by Lothrop and Johnson patent lawyers. Names include Walter Airhart Blunt from Arse HL Berg Clarkfield Minnesota with a telephone attachment, Christien Bergh Paul Minnesota rake attachment, George Bergiund Cloquet Minnesota gymnast, William Clapton Fargo North Dakota mandolin, Joseph Evan Minnesota Lake Ming separator, Peter Forgard Lake Preston South Dakota steamboller.
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Northwestern
Lothrop & Johnson
Pioneer Press
St. Paul
Minn
Walter Airhart
Blunt
HL Berg
Clarkfield
Christien C. Bergh
Paul
George C. Bergiund
William C. Clapton
Fargo
N. D
Joseph B. Evan
Minnesota Lake
Ming
Peter C. Forgard
Lake
Preston
On the Outskirts Traveler Train Delayed Again
A 9 16 train arrives very late this morning as a porter reports the service 18 minutes behind schedule and expecting arrivals hourly.
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Porter. Potter
It Would Not Keep Reason Why Scoochman Did Not Have Whisky
Miss Elizabeth Marbury of the Colony board of governors discussed New York women’s club liquor licensing. She argued license would not benefit them as women avoid drinking to maintain appearance and slimness. A Scottish farmer story ends with the remark whisky won’t keep.
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Scoochman
Elizabeth Marbury
New York
Woman's Club
Colony
Scotland
Scottish Highlands
Howe
Grape-Nuts Promises Easy Digestion From Properly Prepared Cereals
Advertisement extolls Grape-Nuts as a superior breakfast cereal. It argues ordinary prepared foods injure digestion, claiming its product provides fully cooked nitrogenous and starch parts, is easy to digest, and suitable for children and nursing dates. Produced by Pontum Co Battie Creek Mich. Read The Road to Wollville.
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Azulia
Pontum Co
Battie Creek
Mich
Wollville
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Wester Federation of Mminors
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Frazee
Columbia
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Mad Dog
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Harlem
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Neuman
Belle Vue Hospital
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Mnars
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Bernardsville
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