New Orleans Faces Determined Boycott Against Trusts
In New Orleans on July 23 a broad public boycott aims to crush a dominant trust after failed legislative action. Citizens fund independent factories, resist price gouging, and push local plants toward closure as trust activities falter. Northern dealers aided the fight, while rival shipments and price fights intensified the crackdown.
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New Orleans
Trant
Bhaton Reige
Ape
Careoliten
Kentwood
New Theo
Death Penalty Assessed in Texas Criminal Case
The Texas State jury convicted Brisco Frederickson, an older Black man, of criminal charges involving a young white girl. The verdict sent him toward the penitentiary, with appeal noted by defense.
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Brisco Frederickso
Keach Jam
Henderson
Teras
State of Texas
Brisco Frederickson
Negro influence in Cuban politics sparks bribery claims
Charles Photson arrives in New Orleans with reports on a bribe involving Leonel Wood and Maxime Gomez aimed at shifting Negro support toward Bartolome Maso in Cuba's presidential race. The piece outlines U S admin links and the prediction that Cuba will follow South American revolutions.
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New Orleans
Charles M. Photson
Associated Press
Havana
Tone 14
Cuba
Leonel Woot
Maxime Gomez
New York
Ett
Jove
Wuiptnr
Tuchilenk
Gale
Talam Rove
New
Ite
Tone Street
Mir Stomp
Hearst
California
Healy
Oner
Mil
Dopech
Hemmoth
Senire
Maxime Gomeg
Areta
Bia
Masso
Mike Fe
Gorter
Wood
Wacbington
Bearntury Rotwan
Warning to the Kaiser over Posen visit Amid maneuvers
Berlin July 28 Court Chamberlain Von Morawalski warns Emperor William against visiting Posen during September army maneuvers fearing Polish fanatic risk. Public reaction split with many Germans and Polish officials planning to avoid events to prevent incidents. Emperor unlikely to alter plans despite adviser's cautions.
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Berlin
von Morawalski
William
Posen
Pollah
bin Majesty
Standard Oil official downplays oil field rumors in Texas
A Standard Oil official told The Poet correspondent that rumors of Texas oil fields being opened are unfounded. He noted heavy investment in vessels for Texas trade but blamed transport limits and crowded shipyards for delays and said California may become a major oil producer. He dismissed Austrian and other foreign competition as inconsequential.
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New York
Standard Ol
Combine
Toxan Olfelda Weul
Mwe
Texas
California
Texan
Ftefinera
Tallan
Standard OU
Avatein
Weld Be
Romania
Hurane
Austria
Mississippi Flood Ravages Illinois and Iowa Regions
Deluge of rain triggers worst flooding along the Mississippi border in Whiteside and Burena counties with Whiteside creeks flooding towns. Horses, cattle and crops perish while many farming families flee homes. Clinton, Iowa reports extensive damage and evacuation as Dry Rig Creek turns to a torrent. no lives lost.
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Clinton
Iowa
Whiteside
Burena
Titoli
Missiadipoi
Wille
Helle
Waterton
Jinly
Do O'Clowk
Fine Oil Strike At Atwell Hutte Wells Reported In Louisiana
Report from Jeanerette details a major oil strike at Atwell Hutte with large quantities found in a deep well. Captain Morea notes prolific flow as the Sheen Co. and Heywood Drilling Company begin operations, with additional wells expected soon.
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Jesnorette
Atwell Hutte
Morea
Weil
Lidia
Longino Threatened After Ashley Cocke Execution
Relatives of Ashley Cocke say a telegram from Governor Seigine threatens Longino’s life. Investigators tracing the message identify the sender and vow constant watch. Cocke’s burial follows the Chewn Ville execution. Captain W. Cocke died twenty years ago from a personal conflict and warned his son to avoid violence.
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Ashley Cooke
Dackeoh
Mins
Graenville
Minn
J. M. Wray
Seigine
Orke
Tter
Nome
Memphin
Tenn
Ashley Cocke
Chewnville
Misa
Kimwood
I. Cocke
Tve
Nike
Vnewit
Game
Conke
Strikers March Through Glen Jean Amid Arrests
In Glen Jean near Charleston West Virginia strikers marching for vindication faced arrest. thirteen bonded to fight for a hearing. Officials report saboteurs ignited wine and drift fires with oil pouring on coal. a rich coal seam caught fire and miners evacuated to flood the state drift, keeping the fire from spreading.
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Charleston
W. Vo
Glen Jean
Lay
Bond
Collins Ming
Tate
Morrow
Mela Mine
Talks With President Roosevelt on Philippines at Oyster Bay
President Roosevelt hosted at luncheon Cornell President Jacob G. Schurmann and Columbia President N M Butler along with Captain Hf N Goddard and others. They discussed the Philippine situation and anticipated progress toward home rule as the new act enables local governance. Captain T A Q Connell of the US Navy spoke on technical questions about the proposed Central American canal.
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Schumann
Roosevelt
Philippines
Oyster Bay
Jacob G. Schurmann
Cornell University
N. M. Butler
Columbia University
Hf. N. Goddard
New York
Edward Arahim
Abbunny
Behukmann
Wally Wee Lie
Abhukan On Ai
Claw Muddada
Schurmano
Polot
Chautwuqia Apered
T. A. Q'Connell
United Krites Navy
Hgeup
Denver Catholics Stand Against Friar Removal
Confused Denver Catholic letters defend the friars amid a dispute over Philippine church policy. Clergy oppose actions by authorities and archbishop, calling for protests and public statements on denominational control and church leadership.
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Denver
Cote
Treland
Philippines
Tnt
Disturbances in Paris Rally Against New Law Enforceme
Clerical protests over a new law lead to arrests in Paris. About 100 people detained and numerous prosecutions expected as crowds, mainly women and children, gathered in front of a church in the Terness Huarter. Police intervened with batons as demonstrators clashed, with names like Deneag New and Arch Moacom reported among those arrested.
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Moris
Chang
Terness Huarter
Kiatera
Ania
Deneag
New
Kent Ani
Bryon Tour Plans Boston Banquet Amid New Party Debate
William Jennings Bryan arrives in New York and dicts a statement on the new party movement while in Boston and New England. The laboring class seeks fair wages as prosperity remains uneven, and advocates call for reform and reorganization to curb corporate extortion affecting farmers and workers.
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New York
William Jennings Bryon
Victoria Hotel
Mies Huth Bryon
Wic Vlows
Moironment
Brad
New England
Boston
Olin
Topeka Union Workers Win Immediate Wage Increase
Jules J. George Henderson, superintendent of machinery for the Santa Fe, informed the grievant committee that they would receive an immediate raise. The agreement followed a conference in Chicago with Third Vice President Kendrick. The statement did not disclose the wage amount or effective portion of the road, but the plan aims for more uniform pay across all sections, with prior emphasis on the southern division.
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Topeka
Kan
Jules
J. George A. Henderson
Santi Fe
Henderson
Provident Kendrick
Chicago
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