Americans Disqualified as European Teams Dominate Stockholm Events
At the Stockholm games, American runners were disqualified in the 400 meter relay amid strong showings by Germany and Austria. Notable performances included Liesche of Germany and Horine of Stanford clearing high jump marks, while J. K. Allerdith set a world record in the 1500 meter race. A. W. Richards of Brigham Young won the running high jump.
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Stockhole
Judy G
I Vo Betote
Uhicgeo A. A
Wilson
Coe College
Secumlo
Cook
Cleveland
Appelfarth
United States
Florine
Stanford University
Fleh- Borah
Therraan
Fusco
Wien
Americas
Germany
Austratic
Jurgesen
Ay Whirilier
Volean
Matimous
J. K. Alleredith
Atercerubarg Academuiydda
Afelvit
Loodon de 165
Shepeye
Leverport
Alea
J. m. Alem
Mertrraburg Academy
Sheppard
Fouvaspert
University of Chicago
Ifagabbaun
Aeringey
Mint
Lunhards
America
Lin Quays
Lak
Porter
Amnerltag
London
Lieseha
George Hermie
Lelant
Stockholm
George JF. Gauding
Ontario
Can.fiscat
I. J. Webb
England
A. Pasmusgen
Denmark
F. Altimani
Italy
W. J. Palmer
Wfth
Hme
Kolehmainen
Finland
Loula Tenanima
Carlisle Indian School
A. Stenrova
Joseph Keeher
Manitoba
A. Orlando
Great Britain
Sweden
Austria
Hungary
France
Liesche
George L. Ho‘rine
Leland Stanford University
Almend W. Hichards
Brigharm Young University
Hagen
FH. Beckson
Motthaven
N. J
James Thorp
Faiied
Horiie
Richards
Almend W. Jftichards
Brigham Young, University
Liesthe
George L. Horine
Ira Courtney
Seattle
A. C
FL V. Nelote
Chicago
A. A
Clement P. Wilson
Carl C. Coole
Canada
Mike McDermott
A.A
New Tokyo Mayor Elected Unanimously
Baron Yoshiro Sakamata, former finance minister, was today elected mayor of Tokio succeeding Yukio Ozaki who resigned last month. The vote was unanimous among councilmembers.
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Tokio
T Okio
Yoshiro Sakatama
Finance
Yukio Ozaki
Twenty six dead in Ligonier line wreck near Latrobe
In Ligonier Pa on July 8 twenty six people died and about thirty were injured in a collision between a freight train and a passenger train of the Ligonier Valley railroad near Latrobe hospital. Two of the injured are not expected to live.
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Ligonier, Pa
Ligonier Valley Railroad
Thin Place
Latrobe Hospital
Impeachment Charges Against Judge Archbald Upheld
Washington reports that thirteen articles of impeachment were presented against Judge Archbald of the United States commerce court. The judiciary committee's report accuses him of misconduct including favoritism toward railroads and improper stock deals.
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House Judiciary Committee
Washington
Trenty
Clayton
Committee of Judiciary
House of Representatives
House
Robert W. Arechbuki
United States Court of Commerce
Ali Clayton
United States
Government
Charles Swayne
Florida
Archbaird
Bia
United States Senate
Archbald
Flo
Jules Abaudil
Noreis
Thesiay Chitin Clayton
Naire
Ila Nuyfon
Linpreientubiver Way
Arkingae
Davin
Weat
Virginia
Webb
Marth Aayolica
Denite Grate
Norris
Ne- Greke
Sterikig
Abnols
Mfowland
Ohio
Réapublicaud
Pmurbera
Senate
Vo Phe
Europe
Erie Railroad Company
Edward £. Williams
Geo. M. Watson
Scranton
Marion Coal Company
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad Company
Boland Brothers
Interstate Commerce Commission
Archibald
Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
Girard Estate
Shenandoah
Commerce Court
Coal Company
James H. Datnty
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Lehigh
W. W. Reissinger
Reissinger
Edward J. Willams
William P. Upland
John Henry Jones
Irelands
Holand
Beranton
Henry W. Cannon
New York
Cannon
Gues
Titu
White
Lkely
Markef
Hue
Andrew Jackson
WL Belkwan
Wiliam Clount
Lef ‘Teanexsa
Supreme Court of the United States
Samuel Chase
Jona Af. Breering
New Hampshire
Crémnovert
James Hi, Peck
Mizcouri
Weat H. Humphreya
Wannessee
Charles M. Swayze
Aecbsall
Department of Justice
Arenbald
Hrst
Pate
Elousa
Interstate Commerce
Meyer
Wrisley Shawn
Wickersham
Judiciary Committee
Havemeyer Stock Issued Without Consideration, Court Finds
Vice Chancellor Stevens rules in Norman Hooker et al v. Havemeyer heirs that 16 000 090 dollars of National Sugar Refining stock was issued to Henry Havemeyer without consideration. The decision stems from a New Jersey chancery case filed in Trenton on July 8.
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Archbald
Helm Bruce
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Commerce Court
Bruce
Interstate Commerce Comission
Archibald
Philadelphia & Reading Coal Company
Frederik Warnke
Warnke
Trenton
Stevens
Uta
Court of Chancery
Norman DO. Hooker
Henry 0. Havemeyer
National Sugar Refining Company
Havemeyer
Calves Slaughter Drives Beef Prices Up in Duluth
Marcus Ballanger, a government livestock inspector in Duluth, cites slaughter of 8,000,000 young calves each spring as the cause of higher beef prices and scarcity. He argues calves should be allowed to grow to 500 pounds if not killed earlier, contrasting with Argentina's age rule for female cattle to curb prices.
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Duluth
Minn
Marcus Ballanger
Government Livestocke
Argentina
Author Richard Harding Davis Weds Miss McAvoy in Greenwich
In Greenwich Connecticut on a July day novelist Richard Harding Davis and stage performer Elizabeth Genevieve McAvoy known as Bessie McCoy were united in marriage by Justice Range. The ceremony was followed by a reception with Mrs. Russell Coll and Gouverneur Morris among guests. The couple traveled by three cars to Davis home in Mount Kisco after the ceremony.
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Davis
M’coy
Greenwich
Conn
Richard Harding Davis
Elizabeth Genevieve McAvoy
Bessie McCoy
Justice of the Peace Range
Russell Coll
Ethel Barrymore
Gouvernor Morris
Mount Kisco
Westergaard Enters Des Moines Saloon Business
Jess Reimer known as Jess Westergaard, famed heavyweight wrestler, buys a Des Moines saloon and obtains a city license. He plans to run it through subordinates, not personally tending bar, similar to Jeffries in Los Angeles.
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Des Moines
Jess Reimer
Jess Westergaard
Reimer
Jeffries
Los Angeles
Oil Dividends Show Enormous Growth Across Firms
In Washington DC reports show Standard Oil and allied companies disbursing large six month dividends. Net earnings reach 22,611,628 dollars with stockholders receiving around 24 million dollars. The dissolution of the Standard Oil trust under Sherman Act caused shifting distributions and new dividend patterns across the 15 holding firms.
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Washington, D. C
Supreme Court
Standard Oil Company
New Jersey
Btand
Ofl
Staunard QO
Brount Fla
Standard OU Company
Promia
Standard Ol Puamesa
Standard O1l
Stanard O11
Atlantic Refining Company
Standard OU
Three Slayers Put to Death in Sing Sing Chair
Ossining N Y July 9 three men Giuseppe Cirelli George Williams and Santa Manza were executed in the electric chair at Sing Sing prison for murders. Zanza one of six Italians implicated in the Mrs Mary Hall case confessed the killing but claimed compulsion by Angello Gisto. Williams died for the crime of killing a Cronton Lake station agent. Cirelli killed Niegla Paulo in Yonkers over a macaroni dispute.
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Ossining
Guisseppe Cirell
George Williams
Negro
Santa Manza
Sing Sing
Zatsa
Mary Hall
Henry Hall
Croton
Griffin's Corners
West Chester County
New York Central
Cronton Lake
P Cirolll
Niegla Paulo
Hillsview
Yonkers
Maccaroni
Union and non union in fight leaves four dead
Four men were killed and four seriously wounded in a pitched battle between union and non union timber workers and guards employed by two lumber mills at Brabow Louisiana a mill town 56 miles north of Lake Charles. The dead are Cates Hall Roy Morton Edward Brown Midsmtitead Italian.
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Lake Charles
Union
Brabow
Here
Cates Hall Roy Morton
Edward Brown
Portugal Revolt Grows with Royalist Actions Across North
Royalist forces in northern Portugal press for monarchy restoration. Detachments near Montelegre and Verín–Caves move despite arrests. Government redeploys troops and ships to Porto area as rail and telegraph lines are cut. Royal standards rise in Moreira de Rio, clashes occur with republican guards, and cross border interference from Spain reported.
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Lison
Portugal
Alinho
Caminnha
Dassage
Coucelpo
Montelegre
Verkn
Traz Os Montes
Lisbon
Oporto
Vasco da Gama
Tlepublican
Almirante Bela
Fraga
Vianna de Castello
Harrellus
Othera
Awimmlinghe
Rive Eritld
Hera
Curliat
Spain
Nine Guilty In Cammora Trial At Viterbo Italy
In Viterbo during July the Cammora trial concluded with nine accused found guilty of murdering Gennaro Cueccola and his wife. The rest were convicted of belonging to a criminal association. Troops and police guarded the court as families offered wax candles and prayers.
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Viterbo
Italy
QasThe Vere
Gennaro Cueccola
Vitero
St. Rosa
Court House
Ciro Vitozzi
the Tammore
Prisoner George Wilson Eludes Pursuers at The Tombs
In New York the Tombs prison searches continue for George Wilson a trusty who felled a keeper with a chisel and fled into the building with the guard's revolver. Police doubt he scaled the walls and press on every nook and recess for the fugitive.
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New York
George Wilson
Wilson
Mrs Decker Dies After Opera Curtain Ills in SF
Mrs Sarah Platt Decker of Denver former president of the General Federation of Women's Clubs died after an operation for intestinal troubles in San Francisco. Funeral plans were not announced.
Rebels Flock to Juarez Amid Invasion Looms
Juarez Mexico July 8 reports a rebel capital crowded with retreating troops from Bochimba. Col Pascual Orozco senior predicts forces remain intact for Sonora invasion while General Orozco junior directs columns at Sauz toward Casas Grandes.
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Juarez
Mexico
Bochimba
Pascual Orozco, Sr
Sonora
Orozco, Jr
Sauz
Casas Graneg
Lorimer Debated as Senate Faces Historic Ballot
The article reports on the Senate debate over the Lorimer election with Senator Myers launching the attack and Lorimer preparing a defense. It notes the upcoming vote likely by mid next week and mentions related disclosures, investigations, and political maneuvering surrounding Lorimer's seat and prior political conflicts.
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Washington
Lorimer
Senate
Myers
Montana
Charles A. White
Illnois
Lorimers
Tatties
Dalnagheain
Dillinghem
Air
Democrats
Flo
Deresa
Stevenson
Tillingham
Royalty Patronizes Big Water Carnival at Henley
At Henley-on-Thames the royal party including King George and Queen Mary watched the British aquatic championships from the royal barge. The event featured the patronage of the monarchy, with the barge—a historic vessel built in 1680—manned by royal watermen as crowds lined decorated riverfronts.
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Henley-on-Thurmen
Eng
Henley Regatta
Tingland
Aince Steiniepton Ia
Tedd
Mrer Hlamuscaty
Princess Mery
London
Flenney
George
Quéen Mary
Willam HT
Queen Mary
England
Greenwich
West Minister
National Educators Gather in Chicago for 40th Meeting
Delegates to the 40th annual National Education Association assemble at the Congress hotel Chicago with three daily sessions. Topics include high school prep for normal schools led by David Falmy and rural school progress led by FE T Wairchild. J A Shawan of Columbus Ohio to speak on durational progress of the year. Charles H Keyes presides. Regular sessions start Monday afternoon at the Auditorium theater.
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Chicago
Tuly
National Education Association
Congress Hotel
National Council of Education
David Falmy
State Normal University At Normal
Committee On Rural Schools
FE. T. Wairchild
Schatz sentenced for lese majeste in Saargemund
In Saargemund Germany on July 6 a manufacturer named Schatz received four months imprisonment for lese majeste. He had attended a meeting at a cafe to form an Alsace branch of a French society and turned a bust of Emperor William to the wall while making insulting remarks about the emperor. The case illustrates the rarity of lese majeste prosecutions in recent years.
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Saargemund
Germany
Schatz
Ilese Majeste
Alsace
Laraine
Herr Schatz
Emperor William
Hite
Eight Wreck Victims Still Not Identified
Two more of the 41 persons killed in the Delaware Lackawanna and Western wreck near Corning New York were identified today John Kennedy of Harrison New Jersey and Jules Sampson of 992 Central Avenue New Jersey. Eight bodies remain unidentified.
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Corning
N. Y
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
John Kennedy
Harrison
N. J
Jules Sampson
Central Avernue
New Jersey
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Ligonier Line
San Francisco
Cal
Rose City
Panama
Westergaard
High Finance
Tiate, Hate, Capital, Company
Re. Rc
DMO
Atlanta Lefining
Eaio
Ind
Hook Swan & Finch
Dan
Empany
Standard Ol Company
Nebraska
Vacuum Oil Company
Swan and Finch Company
Cammora
Senator Lorimer
Illinois
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