Death Toll Rises in July Fourth Deaths and Injuries
The article reports July 4 fatalities at 163 with 5 023 injuries nationwide. It lists state tallies and firearm causes, noting tetanus cases and stray blanket injuries, and includes related farmer facts and cattle sale notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Journal of the American “Medical Assocktion
California
Cal
Taia
Louisiana
Masa
Misshssippi
Nebraska
New Mexico
Dakota
Carolina
Texan
Washingston
Aishama
Aduma
Catorado
Connecticut
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
Ilinola
Tailana Manga
Kentucky
Malthe
Marland
Michigan
Minneania
Miscoutloo
Montana
Nevada
S. Haupal'e
New York
M. Carolin
Main
Oklahoma
Tenn
R. Island
S. Dakain
R&r Ann Fennessen
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
Wisconsin
German inventor demonstrates wire telegraph handwriting device
London observers watch Guntay Grranns showcase a system that transmits handwritten lines over a primary wire using a twelve-volt low current. A sensitized paper receives drawings via a five-contact lead pencil, with automated development and rapid display of the writing within ten seconds.
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Ernest Teleenhone
Guntay Grranns
London
Zeppelin's Record Flight Over Lake Constance
Count Zeppelin set a new air journey record with a four hour flight over Lake Constance from Friedrichshafen to Mayence and back. The airship crossed many towns with salutes fired as crowds watched. the journey totaled 201 miles at about 29 miles per hour before a surface stop for repairs.
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Zeppelin
Count Zeppelin
Iren Friedrichshagen
Lake Constance
Rhine
Mayence
Political tropes and nominating notes appear in early 1900s report
The Town executive council issues a certificate of nomination for Congress man J. A. LT. Wn. Topographical Union of Linenln Net elects WJ. Bryan as honorary member. D Nelson presents Bryan with a mule. John Temple Graves runs as Independence party VP candidate. Oklahoma primaries renominate Thomas E Gere. Eugene V W Denhs comments on the Independence party. Tremont Temple supt refuses a permit for a political event on Oct 5.
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J. A
T.inenln. Net
WJ. Bryan
D. Nelson
Minnesota Agricultural Society
W. Ed
Iiryan
John Temple Graves
Independence Party
New York
Treais Independence Party
Chicago
George W. McCashrin
Rock Island
Nemigee
Lovertier
Toomas E. Gere
Eugene V W. Dens
Indiana
Socialist Party
Boston
Pumpton
Tremont Temple
E P Sargent I Dead in Washington
Frank Pierre Sargent longtime labor advocate and Commissioner General of Immigration died in Washington on Friday from stomach trouble and related diseases. Born November 18 1867 in East Granville Vermont he worked as a locomotive fireman and led the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen for 17 years. He later joined the Industrial Commission, declined the Bureau of Printing and Engraving, and was appointed Commissioner General of Immigration by President Roosevelt on July 1 1902.
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Frank
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Peoria
Georgie M. McCullough
McKinley
Mr. Sargent
Industrial Commission
Bureau of Printing and Engraving
Presint McKinles
Roosevelt
Chicago Stock Yards and Transit Company to operate independent yards
Chicago hears that a new company will run independent stock yards starting October 1 with capital stock of 20000. Twenty acres on Thirty ninth street and Fortieth avenue have been purchased and buildings are under construction. The firm aims to cut prices. A Fort Snelling school for children is planned this fall to educate dependents, with St Paul school authorities offering to supply teachers to raise fort schooling to city standards.
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Red Trust
Chicago
Chicago Stock Yards and Transit Company
Thirtyninth Street
Forty-eighth Avenue
Fort Snelling
St. Dani
St. Pauli
Hoar
Morning Herald
Trade Union Congress
Spain
Mercantile Activity Mixed as Prices Hold and Replenishment Advances
The review notes cautious replenishment despite low interior stock and growing demand for food, furniture and woolens. Basic clearings reach 195,958,009 for five days, with 19.5 percent lower than the full check. five day failures total 21, liabilities over 34,000 rise to six. The fall season trade broadens, especially in western and southern centers, while agricultural regions fare better than large industrial cities.
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Mercantile Credita
Western
Pacific Coast
Sothern
United States
ISS
Tafsl
Fallares
Canada
Market price list for livestock and commodities in multiple cities
Prices for cattle hogs sheep and various grains across Chicago St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Milwaukee and New York are listed. Wheat corn oats rye barley butter and potatoes show No 2 or standard grades with ranges and per bushel or per hundredweight figures. Listings include shipping cattle hog and sheep quotes and October clover seed price.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Detroit
Milwaukee
Toe
Ste
New York
Fire and lawsuits plague Northwest tales of loss
The report notes Patterson Brothers' sugar ware room destroyed by fire with losses around 300. Suitors from President Roosevelt's yacht Sylph barred from a dance hall for allegedly wearing navy uniforms. A record Yukon claim seeks 1.7 million. A Portland fire hits a three story brick building used by Peters Roberts turning furniture. Insurance figures cited.
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Northwest
Patterson Brothers
Yell Ware Canory
Wresleyslie
Roosevelt
Tsyster Hay
Yukon
AJ DS Corris
Ainge
Portland
Ore
Peters & Roberts
Turniture
Wrights Flight Sets Early Aerial Record at Fort Myer
The Wright brothers at Fort Myer demonstrate a flight averaging about thirty six miles per hour with 11 and 8 minute legs, drawing about twenty spectators and soldiers. Orville Wright hails the achievement as a near hour in the air had the engine not slipped, while Leon Delagrange's Paris record run is noted but later compromised by ground contact.
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Ayonla
Meroplang
Fort _ Myer
Orville Wright
Trra
Delagranze
Labor unions around the world push pensions and reforms
Reports from Toronto Lyn and New York show unions organizing coalitions and debating compulsory measures. Resolutions favor old age pensions and the initiative referendum, while new labor agreements and child labor laws shape factory oversight and cross border affiliations.
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Toronto
Canadahoe
Gerke
Lyn
Mass
Trade’ Union” Congress
Jahan
Coopers
Watong
Machinists
San Francisco
Cal
Oakland
Ford
Bachinista of the Bay
Foreign shippers protest Japanese rail discrimination at Mukden
American shippers in Mukden file a formal complaint with their consul alleging Japanese Manchuria rail lines deny them the minimum cargo rebate and bar combining shipments as Japanese do. London opens the universal peace conference with Lord Courtney linking justice to peace and law.
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Mukden Bain
Manchuria
London
Lord Courtney
Ifa
Tilak
India
High Court
Bombay
Europeang
Antoine Siger
Fort de France
Martinique
Paris
M. Laprenr
England
Sioux Falls to Host Big Shooting Tournament Inauguration
A movement forms to hold a major shooting tournament in Sioux Falls. Kalamazoo hosts the Burdick hotel purse, with Spanish Queen in contention against eight rivals in a 310000 purse race. Charley Griffin seeks a bout with Abe Attell as Tack Terburn falls to Sterling McNinney in Kalamazoo trotting.
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Sioux Falls
Kalamazoo
Charley Griffin
Australia
Abe Attell
Tack Terburn
Sterling McNinney
Empire City
Jack Atkin
Mount Vernon
Natler
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Manitoba
Minnesota
St Padh
Steekmer
Pontics
E. P. Sargent I
Dinenge
Frank Plerce
Sileieit
Dougles
Orville
Wright
Ford Meyer
Als
Geronautics
United Hebrew Trades ‘Union of
New York City
Workmen’s Ghele
National Hebrew Labor -Federation
United. States
Valiedo
Nevy Department
Mare Island
Roofers
Wheet Metal Workers
Foster Art Association of America
Bea
American Federation of Labor
Great Railroad Brotherhoods
Fecal Vaionn
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