Unprovoked mining unrest and sheriff stand in Bradley O region
Reports from Bradley Oregon describe armed deputies and farmers prepared to confront miners amid protests over lawlessness. Citizens, miners, and guards show restraint as orders to disarm are not yet court delivered. The Law and Order League claims 100 men ready. injuries in the clash are said to be minor with all recovering.
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Voorhees
Dr. Salmon
Washington
D. E. Salmon
Bureau of Animal Industry
Salmon
Urunguyan
South America
Montana
Moody on Vacation Leaves for Massachusetts
Attorney General Moody departed Washington for Massachusetts for a vacation and will not return for several weeks. No intimation was given by the department of justice about his intentions regarding the Standard Oil prosecutions. He retains details of the case under consideration.
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Moody
Washington
Massachusetts
Department of Justice
Standard Oil
Consideraion
Hotel Charters Attacked Over Gambling at French Lick
Attorney General Miller filed in Orange County court to revoke the French Lick Springs hotel company charter for gambling on property. A second suit targets West Baden Springs hotel for similar charges. Raid on both casino properties yielded arrests and seized gaming paraphernalia.
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French Lick Springs
Paoli
Ind
Charles Miller
Hanty
Orange County
French Lick
This County
Thomas Taggart
Democratic National Committee
West Baden Springs
Sherif Maris
Jones
Baggerty
John Sallies
Miller
The Starry System Distances and Cosmic Circle Scale
The article asks readers to picture the vast starry system by scaling the Earth Sun distance to an inch and placing planets accordingly. It calculates the solar system within a circle two yards across and places Alpha Centauri about three and a half miles away, Sirius over ten miles, and distant stars at 20 to 100 miles or more, emphasizing unknown true boundaries of the stellar system.
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Earth
Mercury
Venus
Raimgather
Jupiter
Saturn
Uranus
Neptune
Alpha Centauri
Chumers’ Journal
The Artistic Temperament Brings Humor and Fate
A young woman with artistic temperament sacrifices much for her craft then pays a cottage fund with her gains. An elder warns of neighbors who might profit from her, while she jokes about testing them. The scene blends humor with caution about exploitation.
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Abares
Roosevelt Addresses Oyster Bay Fourth Amid Rain and Reflections
President Roosevelt spoke extemporaneously at Locust Grove in Oyster Bay during Fourth of July celebrations. He urged nonvengeful justice, honest citizenship, and balanced federal control over business, citing Lincoln and stressing conduct at home as the supreme test. A shower fell as he continued, noting Secretary Bishop’s canal salary remains $10,000 yearly.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Roosevelt
Locuat Grove
Connecticut
Stamford
Bridgeport
Greenwich
Norwich
New York
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Congress
Repub
Washington
Isthmiah Canal Commission
Ball Player Assaulted Near Cumberland Climax of Two Weeks
In Cumberland Maryland on July 5 a Butler Pennsylvania baseball player was struck with a bat by a local Cumberland player as teams were leaving town. The injury may be fatal and occurred after a long period of skirmishes between the two sides spanning two weeks. The injured man resides in Martins Ferry Ohio.
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Cumberland
Butler
I Ia
Martin's ‘Ferry
Creamer names new fire marshal deputies in Ohio
Governor Harris avoided commenting on Creamer’s 12 deputy appointments, cut from 16, in a move tied to the fire marshal office. The roster includes H Hollenbeck of Chardon as special assistant and H G DeWeese of Massillon as chief assistant, with deputies from Cleveland Toledo Cincinnati and other cities.
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Columbus
Harris
Hamalton
Mms
Creamer
Pattison
H. H. Hollenbeck
C. C. Hollenbeck
Chardon
H. G. DeWeese
Masaillon
George W. Thrush
Canal Winchester
Frederick Hinkle
Nathan Fergebaum
Cleveland
Park Hohe
Toledo
Hart Bloom
Bowling Green
William Sweeney
Cincinnati
Valentine Lee
Sidney
Charles W. Chew
Mansfield
Earl Ferguson
van Wert
J. C. Nichola
Cambridge
Postal Hearing Promises Wide Public Input On Mail Rules
Washington July 5 congressional panel to study second class mail rules will hold autumn hearings with Post Office Department officials and publishers from monthly weekly and daily periodicals invited to be heard. Postoffice records of second class privileges are to be kept. Seattle police raid uncovers bombs at Rosenberg home amid anarchist rumors. Rigsby break for liberty ends with a sheriff shot and a fatal bystander shot. Michigan Prohibitionists nominate state ticket endorsing woman suffrage and arbitration. George Y Wisner dies in Detroit at 56. noted waterways and lake survey work. Akron Ohio officials to inspect city and county treasuries following graft charges. National Hay Association opens 13th convention at Put-in-Bay Ohio with 600 in attendance.
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Washington
Congressional Commission
Postoffice Department
Postoffice
Michigan
Detroit
Mich
R. Clarke Reed
Livingston County
H. H. Moore
Leroy H. White
Kalamazoo
Jasper Smeltzer
Case County
Mest
Put-in-Bay
F. B. Yoorgs
Neoga
National Hay Association
Ohio
A. EB. Clutter
Lima
BE. A. Dilvenbeck
New York
Bryan En Route for Europe Ends with White Man’s Burden Speech
William Jennings Bryan and wife are in London visiting Ambassador Reid and plan tours of Italy Scotland France and Spain before returning to the United States. Bryan will address the American Society dinner on the White Man's Burden and says no endorsement of a candidate by state conventions should bind the party. Eva Booth, ill with pleurisy, is improving and hopes to travel to Europe to consult with her father about Salvation Army interests.
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London
William J. Bryam
Cecil
Ambassador Reid
Italy
Bryan
Bryans
Scotland
France
Spain
United States
John Burns
William Stead
Stead
George B McClellan
McClellan
Salisbury
Mr. Bryan
Mayor McClellan
American Society
Jefferson Club
Chicago
Europe
Atlantic
New York
Commercial Travelers’ League
Hoge
League
Sever
Hearst
Bailey
Folk
Choore
America
The
Nichola Longworth
Longworth
Addresa
Kipling
Eva Booth
Salvation Army
William Booth
Ineterests
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Sherif
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Henry
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Hotel Charters
Kindade
Thomas H. Tracy
Clarence Brown
Alexander Smith
C. A. Seiders
Wachenheimer
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Smith
Department of Commerce and Labor
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Speyer
Kansas City
John Martin Speyer
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Mace
Langhorne
Maurice Marshall Langhorne
Virginia
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Dalny
Stewart
Indian Territory
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Naples
Merica
Fabre
Zanesville
Bureiare
New Concord
Tampa
Main
Greamer
Seattle
Wash
Focal Polce
August Rosenberg
Rosenberg
Hamburg
Germany
Black Diamond" Rigsby
Plaquemine
Rigsby
George Poindexter
Hertle
Iberville Parish
G. ¥. Wisner
George Y. Wisner
Wisner
International Waterways Commission
United States Lake Survey
Green and Gaynor
Savannah
Akron
J. A. Poulson
T. K. Roley
C. F. Berry
Ho M Hagelbarger
Pardee
Twinsburg
Fred M. Smith
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