Bennington Dead Are Laid at Rest in San Diego
A solemn San Diego ceremony buried forty seven Bennington dead in a single trench at Loma promontory. Civilian mourners and military detachments from Fort Rosecrans and San Diego navy units offered simple tributes to the fallen. A detailed roll lists sailors, coal passers, machinists, and other crew from numerous cities, with a total of 125 casualties including wounded and missing awaiting final disposition.
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San Diego
Cal
Loma
San Diego Bay
Pacific
Monterey
California
Commodore Stockton
San Pasqual
Army
Navy
Great Bar
Fort Rosecrans
San Dero
Universal Brotherhood
Point Loma
Cit
C. V W. Brockman
Guimer
Nes Moines
Thomas Burke
G. L. Clarke
Bremerton
Wash
Joseph Hunt
W. H. Uolly
Frank de Courtons
Wireley J. Atorris
Joseph Tilscher
John McKone
Wiliam Staub
Michiel G. Quinn
Warry Mosher
Andrew Katterer
D. XN. Holland
Mr. Conway
Walter G. Grant
Chichoo
Frederick J. Geiss
Clyde Hugebloom
Charles C. McKeen
Stephen W. Tellock
Warren Paris
Lansing
Mich
F. Nelson
C. EB. Rushing
A. Benset
Charles J. Kunte
St Louis
Harry VF. Saunders
Jodie W. Kempton
Robert B. Carr
Carr F. Smith
Preston Carpenter
Robert L. Savage
Leroy B. Archer
Don C. Archer
Richard T. House
Alberth. Schoregge
New Ula. Ming
Jobo Barebus
Clarida
Lad
Ts. J. Gunthies
Mathew G. Chamber
Lewinton
Ida
Edwin B. Robinson
Josiah Wzell
John Goika
Ifiwankes
John L
Bennington St
Disaster on the Bennington prompts Navy telegrams
Acting Secretary Darling reports to President Roosevelt detailing the Bennington disaster. Captain Drake comments that boiler explosions caused the ship’s rapid flooding and crew losses. He cautions that boiler conditions and prior inspections are a matter of record in Washington.
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Oyster Bay
Darling
U. S
Bennington
Roosevelt
San Diego
Cal
F. Z. Drake
Mare Island Navy Yard
Lere
Navy Department
Associated Press
Tie
Rae
Navy
Washington
Final Words at Fort Rosecrans Dead Ceremony
Rev J A M Richey officiated Episcopal burial rites while A J Ubach led Catholic service with water and incense. Commander Young addressed Captain Scott and the fort’s dead, vows of sacred trust and memorial marble markers followed by volleys and flowers.
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J. A. M. Richey
St. Paul's
A. J. Ubach
Homan Catholic Church
Commander Young
Tennington
Scott
Fort Rosecrans
Naval Reserve
Bennington
Correct List Of The Dead Names And Occupations
Official list of the known dead with occupation and place of birth or enlistment. Ensign Newton K. Jerry Charleston S. 2 Edward B. Ferguson chief machinist San Francisco Frederick M. Brown physicist San Francisco Emile C. Hottzoan blacksmith William J. Cherry blacksmith Wilbur Wright steward.
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Ensign Newton K. Jerry
Charleston. S
Edward B. Ferguson
San Francisco
Frederick M. Brown
Emile C. Hottzoan
Wiliam J. Cherry
Wilbur Wright
Baseball scores from Chicago river metropolis July 24
Scores from a Chicago field column list multiple games across leagues. Brooklyn Cincinnati St Louis Philadelphia St Louis Detroit Washington Chicago New York Cleveland Kansas City St Paul Minneapolis Milwaukee Indianapolis Sioux City Pueblo Denver Des Moines Omaha entries show results, second games, and extra innings across Saturday and Sunday matchups with several notable line scores.
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Chicago
Teague
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Boston
New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Hame Philadelpha
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Cohumabus
Chicago &. Association
Kansas City
Louisville
St. Paul
Toledo
Minnepolis
Columbus
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Itain
St Paul
Milianapolis
Indianapolis
Louseville
Kansas Sty
Western
Des Moines
Gwaha
Les Moines
Denver
St. Joseph
Pueblo
Sigua City
Sioux City
Tueblo
Puelo
Economey
Gaume
Kaiser and Czar Confer to Talk of the Far East
On the eve of the peace conference Emperor William and Czar Nicholas II met aboard ships off Helsingfors for an informal talk aimed at easing tensions in the Far East. The meeting occurred without Russian foreign ministry reps or the German ambassador, fueling speculation of direct negotiations.
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St. Petersburg
Leterhof
Polar Star
Emperor William
Hohenzollern
Borgo
Gulf of Tin-land
Newy Helsingfors
Nicholas
William
Iythe Michael Alex,adrovitch
Count Alvensleben
Emmperor
Russia
Washington
Portsmouth
Ruggian Doland
Tyuke Michael Alexandroviteh
Paris
Vronifer Ronvier
M. de Witte
Foreign Office
M. Nelidegf
Armas
London Editor Alarmed by Emperor Visit Rumors
London dispatch reports alarm in London papers over Emperor Nicholas II planning a visit to Emperor William. Speculation centers on Moroccan and Scandinavian issues and a possible French British peace accord with Russia, plus a Belgian fortifications debate linked to Antwerp. A Brussels tale notes King Leopold’s intervention to push fortification bills amid Franco German tensions.
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London
Nicholas
Willsow
M. de Witte
France
Hritein
William
Lerussels
Leopold
Antwerp
Petit Bleu
Great Britain
Belgium
Lenpold
Death of Colonel Daniel Lamont Former Secretary of War
Colonel Daniel S Lamont longtime journalist and former secretary of war under President Cleveland died at 9 15 PM at his Milbrook New York residence after illness He was born February 1851 at Cortlandville He served as Cleveland's private secretary 1885 1889 and was named secretary of war March 6 1898 He leaves a widow and two daughters.
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Aivar
New York
Shaly
Daniel Lemont
Daniel & Lamont
Cleveland
Milbrook
Duchess County
N. Y
Barre
Colonel Lamont
Associated Press
Daniel Scott Lamont
Cortlandville
Lamont
Funeral for General Wilmon W. Blickmar in Boston
Veterans of the Civil War and patriotic groups honor General Wilmon W. Blickmar at his funeral in Boston. The ceremony began in Memorial Hall, State House, with Massachusetts Grand Army posts leading the procession to the Second Church and Cedar Grove Cemetery where interment took place.
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Boston
Sons of Veterans
Woman's Relief Corps
Wilmon W. Blickmar
G. A. BR
Memorial Hall
State House
Massachusetts
Grand Army
Janes H. Wolff
Sroop DB
Het Batallion
State Cavulrs
Hell
Holy
Cedar Grave
Hiterment
Plickmar
Neponset
Boycott in Shanghai Spares Some American Dealers
Ah Sin Is Considerate reports that a July mass meeting backed a boycott of American goods with one exception. Dealers who had already ordered new goods will be allowed to sell them. Peary Returns for Arctic Expedition
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Bennington
Tobin
Ah Sin
Shanghai
Third Race Is a Fluke Seawantaka Cup Race Abandoned
Corral. July 24 Alex andra led the third race for the Seawantaka cup but officials stopped it at 6 20 p m as time limit expired due to poor wind, ending the event.
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Corral
Que
Alexandra
Hmit
Earthquakes Felt Near Florence In July Shake
Seismograph instruments at the observatory between ji and ... p. m. yesterday recorded continuous violent vibrations in an easterly direction near Florence.
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Florence
Ji and
P. m
Morrocco conference aid and Paris military strikes in latest dispatches
Journal notices multiple events including ioussia joining an international Morocco conference, Japanese peace envoy Karen Komaura arriving in Chicago, and General Dessider of Paris military forces being gunstruck at Belfort. Also reported are a Wabash train derailment near Buffalo injuring seven, a Paris commander shot during maneuvers, a New Orleans yellow fever quarantine, and a fire damaging salt houses at Jefferson Junction Wisconsin.
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Joseph LE. Bristow
Pytle-Stoppenbach Company
Jeferson Junction
Wis
Folk
St. Louis
Velmar
Canal Zone
L’anama
Ioussia
Morocco
Karen Komaura
Chicago
Chinatown
San Francisco
New Orleans
Hagen
Jean Jacques Flenner
Paris
Sammuel Novasal
Kansas City
Buffalo
N.Y
Dessider
Belfort
France
Cyclone in Racine County Causes Deaths and $100,000 Damage
A southern storm swept Racine County Wisconsin killing two men and injuring or stunning several others. A large barn was ripped apart at Adolph Meisner’s farm with debris and machinery scattered. An unnamed worker died at a Thompsonville farm and Adam Hunter was killed near Union Grove.
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Racine County
Iowa
Racine
Wis
Adolph Meisner
Thompsonville
Union Grove
Adam Hunter
Haumerson
Grand Jury to Probe Washington Crop Statistics
The grand jury of the District of Columbia will examine alleged jugglery in the cotton crop statistical reports of the Agriculture Department. The move follows disclosures leading to Edwin S. Holmes's dismissal and was announced by U S District Attorney Morgan H. Beach.
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WIML
Rome
Washington
Grand Jury
District of Columbia
Department of Agriculture
Department
Edwin S. Holmes
United States
Morgan H. Beach
Bomb Terribly Fatal In Constantinople Attack
The July 34 explosion in Constantinople killed twenty four and wounded fifty seven. Most dead were soldiers and fifty five horses were injured. Authorities suspect two Hungarians planned the outrage. another report says the would be assassin was killed.
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Constantinople
It Was a Faked Lie about Cannon at Portland Fair
After the Portland fair opening, a metropolitan special claimed Speaker Cannon and others were involved in a staged incident with ice and water on the speakers' stand. Cannon and the cited parties call the entire story a fabrication and deny any such event.
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Chicago
Cannon
Portland
Ove
Metropolitan Press
Morton Says No to Oyster Buy at Equitable
Chairman Paul Morton of the Equitable Assurance Society told the president the pension for Mrs. Hyde would not be discontinued. He explained the Hyde pension will be considered with other pensions as a business matter, not an exception.
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Morton
Oyster Buy
Paul Morton
Equitaile Assurance Society
Big Flywheel Bursts At Maryland Rail Yard
Cumberland Michigan July 2 big flywheel burst tearing through roof of mill causing collapse roof and trapping about twenty five workers. Several men injured including Charles Whitman Roy Nernolds and James Fwigg while brakeman died on impact. Des Moines July 24 derailment death and burns reported for crew. Darlington July 24 cashier arrested over $2000 bank shortfall and falsified records.
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Cumberland
Maryland Rail Us
Charles Whitman
Roy Nernolds
James Fwigg
Des Moines
James Murphy
Trenton
Rocksland
Lnnonville
Horace Nevidson
William Flesher
Darlington
Wis
M. ©.Angen
J. C. Johnson
Gratiot State Bank
Not James Hyde’s Check Denied by Bank Examiner
Bank Examiner Judson denies a report that James T Hyde’s check paid a 680000 loan to Mercantile Trust in a matter tied to Alexander and Jordan. Reunion of German People Held in Detroit with over 1000 attendees at Arbeiter hall. Rural delivery reforms planned to improve mail handling including box numbering. Montgomery proclaims quarantine on New Orleans to curb disease risk.
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James
Hyde
New York
Judson
James Tt. Hyde
Mercantile Trust Company
Aroud
Alexander and
Jordin
Detroit
German Treneficial Union
Arbeiter Hall
Washington
Ivy
Post Office Demiment
Johnson County Normal Institute Cancels Commencement
The commencement exercises scheduled for next Wednesday night are called off. Two teachers would receive diplomas, but there will be no formal exercises beyond graduation, as graduates will be processed without ceremony due to waning teacher interest.
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Johnson County Normal Institute
Local Briefs and Travel News Tidbits
Mrs J T Ries Claras and Marina Riew return from Colorado. Dr and Mrs Wilsey of West Branch spent Sunday with the Switzer family. William Loaus baby son recovers after a horse kick. Ezra Owen and Ray Barnett to visit Minnesota. Ida Newell returns to Nebraska. Hugh and Will Hagenbuch recover from interurban wreck. Rail officials announce improved travel ahead and a railroad commission investigation planned this week. I B Smith denies knowledge of the wreck cause.
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Wilsey
West Branch
Switzer
South Clinton Street
William Loau
Ezra Owen
Minnesota
J. J. Louis
M. A. H. Jones
W. P. Barnett
Ray
Western
Towa
Ida Newell
Nebraska
Hugh
Will Hagenbuch
Today’s Markets Livestock and Grain Report by Dehner
Market brief from P W Dehner broker at 107% E Washington Street Iowa City lists livestock and grain prices. Readable details include bid and ask levels for cattle hogs and grains with the date and market placements.
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P W. Dehner
E. Washington Street
Towa City
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J. T. Ries
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Iowa City
Marketa
Mullin & Messner Merchante
Potat
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