Notable Figures in 1900s Europe and America Scrutinized
A broad overview lists GB Tonan Publizzer of South Dakota and pianist Pale Fenehi as European business figures, while James T. Dubois of Pennsylvania runs a major contest against local manufacturers alleging government fraud. Edger D. Crawford, at 17, becomes Atlanta’s youngest lawyer after Mercer Law School graduation. Senator Clark of Montana silences critics with a copper mine fortune. General M. F. Bell of Fulton, Missouri, and General Gat litet’s Mexico stint feature in a string of notable profiles.
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Thie
Pale _Fenehi
Hein
Europe
Belin
Warsaw
Helhan
Additon
Switzerlan
Sataten
Poland
James T. Dubois
Pennsylvania
Cannil General
St. Gall
Swit
Verionel
Hymbrot
Bubois
Edger D. Crawford
Atlanta
Mercer Inlysky
Innsr of Georgia
Three Die On Voyage To San Francisco Hospital Ship
The U S transport Morgan City bringing Dakotans and Nebraskans to the hospital ship in San Francisco reports three men died aboard en route from Manila after dysentery and tropical climate conditions. The list of returning troops includes First Nebraska Volunteer Infantry and First South Dakota Volunteer Infantry with numerous sergeants corporals and privates named among the surviving and deceased.
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San Francisco
United States
Morgan City
Gouri Ayer
Aleknd Congalen
Pavate Hobbs
Ionhu
Lenis Cook
Jackson
South Dakota
Amon Tropa
Manila
Nebraska- Volunteer Infantry
Rowene D Shaw
Frank Cuney
Charles. Knupp
John J. Bloom
Comany
Noalt B. Land
Walter J Smelly
Honey Bilse
Lowmrows
John K. Kenney
Henry M. Hickman
Jadon % de Tork
Merman W. Bennel
Frank Fouke
Willam J
Wazell A. Marin
Joseph ,Ceibel
Lewis KR Bureter
Kahrain Babb
Edward Burner
Mus Glow Stewart
Jona J. Nickel
Roland A.pencer
Campiny D—Wrar Sergent Aravat Madden
Corporal Amon G. Jones
Trane Johiwed
Robert J. Jerrow
Emanuel Rickmah
Ray Washburn
John Do
Arivtunize
Pennk A. Beherpp
Otto Stor
Afue Ac Northrop
Olebransan
Corporat
John
Henry
Hreen
Leo Peakhak
Ephraim
Blount
Ciear W. Coursey
Carl We McConnell
Clyde Hatelier
George
Cooke
Walter W. Celli
J. A. Parsons
James Mlack
Joh A. Russell
Harry Thompson
Jerry Co. Taran
Fuller
Hhide Wy Talawi
Wil
Whatey
George It. Hing
Chi Morgan
David Smith
Frank Tch
Leroy Merry
Charles ‘T.harnett
Henry A. ‘Thompson
Marvin C. Bowen
James & Montgomery
Henry Mauritaen
Jesse C. Kirkpucrlek
Winlon Wekley
Thomas J. Bone Wick
Joseph W. Pulmer
Andrew Elda
Whi G. Stewart
Wibir
Bart D. BM. Rapinwalt
Nels P. Nelson
Don J. Ranaur
Petre Nelson
Nels Simonson
Te-Bergeart
Jay J. Rundetl
Qlurinemuner Gergeant
Anton Jurich
Coevornal
Guo Te Craig
William Inn Han
Fred C. Lorengen
John F. Huger
Jerome Th More
Pred 'C. Hrunger
Court Martial Preparations Ramp Up for Dreyfus Trial
The Dreyfus court martial date is set as An ekunt T, with telegraph lines riveted to the site and officers on furlough ordered back by August 4. Barriers will be erected around the court venue to calm crowds, while the War Ministry reshuffles command and detains Captain Willgeuse for sixty days after expressing sympathies with anti Dress causes.
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Ig Seco
Resuus
Drey Fox
Uullifer
Healetehuau
Outrage In Newro: Gunman Targeted Vic Tiled By Mob
A violent incident in Newro today saw Henry Moesren severely overpowered by assailants who fired repeatedly, injuring the intended victim Ciel cay tree. Reports from New York state that 800 plus shots rang out as telegraph outlets expanded their coverage across downtown. The mob paraded through Canpowine and Wutersburg as authorities prepared to place the body tomorrow morning.
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Iite Newro
Anttlesbury
Mika
Tily
Henry Moesren Abla
Nahe Mies Hosalline Davie
Vic Sim
Ainols
Moye Stetle
New York
Luya
Fue
Poxtal
Vunerat
Wutersburg
Barred From the Mails in Deal to Stop Fraud Ads
Washington July 25. A largely orchestrated advertising scheme is barred from mailing by a ruling of Acting Assistant Attorney General Barrett for the post office department. The plan uses wheel and circle puzzles to lure victims into junk subscriptions and prizes while demanding purchase of products. The department instructed postmasters to refuse mail relating to such schemes, noting reports of large dividends paid to investors tied to New York bankers.
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Vesoil
Tabooen
Howton
Pretoria rumors swirl over Kruger resignation dispute
Dispatches from Paris and Fretcha report South Africa’s President Kruger faced rumors of resignation amid conflicts with the Volksraad and the volkarand over the Johannesburg dynamite monopoly and governance. A secret meeting with deputies allegedly restored confidence, though divisions remain on key issues.
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Paris
Pretoria
Rueger
Himnel
Volkarand
Krueger
Fretcha
Reneker
Volkernad
Uinent
Raad
Peace Conference Results At The Hague Final Act Signed
The final act of the international peace conference at The Hague on day 26 outlines five opinions. It calls for pacific dispute settlement, bans certain war methods, and plans future conferences on neutrals rights rifles calibers and the inviolability of private property in war. All plenary delegates signed the convention.
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Hague
Minow Berklee
Tevine
Cenev
Admiral Dewey Discusses Health and Trieste Visit
In Trieste on July 26 a correspondent found Admiral Dewey aboard the Olympia. He declined political talk, said he plans to remain about a week, then possibly Naples, and later Gibraltar en route to New York by October 1. He noted crew health after seventeen months in the tropics and mentioned plans for Mediter ranean ports and a photograph of an honor from Congress.
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Aduiean Newey
Tropics
Trieste
Naples
Plata
Mediterranean
Europe
Gibraltary
New York
Washington
Pokweion
Amerian Congress
Admiral Dewey
Fayland
Miramar
Sheridan at Manila Arrives With General Young and 1600 More
The transport Sheridan arrived from San Francisco with General M. B. Young, two companies of the Fifteenth Infantry, 40 troops of the Fourth Cavalry, and 40 recruits for the regiments. In San Francisco the transport Morgan City arrived from Manila with returning troops including invalided men, and 40 were quarantined.
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Young
Manila
Sheridan’ Bun
San Francisco
M. B. Young
Fifteenth Infantry
Fourth Cavalry
Morgan City
Shywis
Boy Shot Dead on Orange Street by Unnamed Conductor
An onlooker was shot in the head by Twiph Q. Hawley after a boy on Hawley’s car allegedly insulted Jin. Cornzwich exited the car, Hawley followed and fired. Hawley was arrested as an enraged mob gathered. police dispersed the crowd and charged several others. The report lists numerous individual names and amounts.
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Deadwich
Ttwiph Q. Hawley
Unfon
Orange Steoot
Hawley
Jin
Cornzwich
Aiur
General Otis and the Philippines governance debate
Chicago, July 26. General Anderson urged civil oversight over the Philippines, proposing the governor general lead with military support. He warned the military should merely execute civil policy, fearing unchecked power would centralize authority and hinder prudent governance. He stressed strong leadership in Washington and respect for correspondents amid censorship concerns.
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Chicago
Genet
Whiliphite Islands
Tex
Eld
Thoma Anerson
Department of the Lakes
Anderson
Mityael
Ure
Philippines
Oth
Mike
War Department
Wanlington
Root
Otia
Oris
Dakota Officer Dies at Sea in Return from Manila
Lieutenant Jackson Whitin coming home as the sunframe ship Private Hobbs Private Lewis Cook and Twenty First Lieutenant are noted among the 400 sick and cavalry-wounded soldiers aboard the hospital ship. Dysentery claimed several lives as most were ill on departure and the voyage improved little.
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Jackson Whitin
Sun Franeiaeg
Morgan City
Manila
Hobbs
Lewis Cook
Jackson
South Dakota
Fight With Negros Robbers Ends With Leader Killed
War department releases fuller cable details from Negros island battle. Byrne with seventy men killed one third of 450 robbers, including their leader, a Spaniard or Spanish Mestizo. Lieutenant Evans and a detachment killed three and captured one robber, seized 100 head of stock, spears, botox, provisions, and debris. Private Anderson and Private Shderkes were lightly wounded.
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Otis
Puller Deculia
Amulr
Washington
War Department
Ole
Bast
Negros
Byrne
Evans
Infariey
Byrke's Girts
David S. Anderson
Killey Mbert Shderkes
Detroit to Honor Alger Arrival Home Aug 2
Detroit plans a grand welcome for Secretary Alger upon his return from Washington with a public reception at City Hall and a subsequent meeting. Governor Dingree favors a mass indignation gathering, while Mayor Maybury weighs whether such displays might reflect on Alger.
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Wolkowin
Washington
Alsgee
Maybury
Detroit
Howe
Michigan
Mich
Alger
Neal Alger
Koike Point
Mnarchlug Organizanvs
Dingree
Diloh
Petition of Mentaiky Deamborats Hopwititésiste Tickee
Bowling Green Ky uly 26 large antisloelel meeting adopted reaolutions condemning a move ment inaugurated by pro Goebel faction declaring support for William J Bryan for president and denouncing the Louisville state convention as corrupted by intrigue and force. A committee was named to confer in Lexington on Aug 2 to pursue anti Goebel efforts amid disorder including assaults and broken violence at the gathering.
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Bowling Green
Chicago
Wm. J. Bryan
Louisville
Hroebel “Hay
Thie
Lexington
Harvey Myers
Covington
Viollenee
Hon
Will, Cox
Kentucky House of Representatives
Mr. Cox
Myers
Goebel
Ale
Northwestern state census supervisors named for districts
Listing of appointed district supervisors for the Northwestern state with names and towns for each district including Flint Wilton Junction Waterloo Monticello Landings Teamfield and others. Also notes Epworth League reports July 24 with reports from Rev. Edwin A Schelly Rev L Nagler Rev Irvin G Pen on work among colored people.
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Djateie Northwantern
Washington
Shrly
Cenmix Mercian
Vey
Flint
John W. Rowley
Keonauqua
Clinton D. Eaton
Wilton Junction
Trafford
William B. Hamilton
Odebolt
Nebraska
Pitt
Red W. Miller
Falls City
W Tam E. Heches
Pender
Atriet
Whenias B- Wibhert
Adijine
Dant
Kuangene
Jutin Ty Mainen
Kearney
South Dakota
Adit L. Burke
Hot Springs
Secon
David Willams
Waster
Epworth League
Typola
T North League
Edwin A. Schelly
PL. Nagler
Geruyiy
Irvin G. Pen
Treaty With France Signed Under Dingley Provisions
Washington July 26 ambassadors Sambon for France and Kasson for the United States signed a reciprocity treaty under the Dingley act. It reduces many French minimum tariff items by about 20 percent but excludes about twenty four articles mainly agricultural. The pact expands U.S. access to France and keeps reductions for petroleum minerals cotton copper silver and machinery while France gains concessions on several French exports to the United States. Ambassador Cambon will return to Paris with the draft. the treaty ends two years of negotiations and marks a major trade milestone.
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Washington
United States
France
State Department
Sambon
Chrlswioner Kasson
Cambon
Firet
Great Britain
Germany
Hergun
M. Putenotre
Ambasandor
M. Cambon
Fune
Durien Charpentier
de A Spe Eia
Paris
Explosion at Redstone Coal Mine Kills and Traps Men
An explosion at the Redstone Coal Company mine near Brownaville Pa. killed three men outright and entombed many workers. Two bodies were brought to the surface at noon and seven severely burned men were rushed to hospital as rescuers fought to reach the entombed miners.
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Redstone Coal Company
Brownaville
Excape
Reveue
Dewey to Van Wyck Invited to Visit New York
A telegraph message confirms Major Van Wyck received Admiral Dewey's invitation from Telex. The note states the expected arrival around October 1 and mentions Gibraltar as a reference point. The communication reflects a formal invitation related to New York events.
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Greater New York
New York
Major van Wyck
Dewey
Invitating
Gibraltar
Coatworkers Strike Paralyzes New York Garment Shops
About six hundred to seven thousand coatmakers in Greater New York walked out this morning over price work demands and a ten hour day with a twenty percent raise. The Independent Coatmakers union secretary Harris Filler said the strike would pressure pressers and shops to drop the piecework change.
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New Yorks
Brotherhood
Genter
York
Timmepis
Crouse
Harris Filler
Independent
Coatmakers’ Union
New York
Mob violence and racial killings reported in Georgia incidents
Fragmented account describes mob actions against Black individuals in Georgia with deaths and injuries. References to hanging, two bodies found, and ongoing manhunts for others, amid chaotic reporting and unclear names. Mention of Cambridge honors and a Bombay student appears amid scattered items.
Horses for Philippines shipped from Fort Sherman
Star department orders call up Third Cavalry to readiness for active service in the Philippines. The administration plans to buy 3000 cavalry horses, selecting Texas ponies and whaling toward Seattle for transport to Manila aboard 16 transports via the Aleutians and Japan. Troop commanders work on ensuring successful transit to the eastern hemisphere.
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Aplirala
Chicago
Star Department
Fort Sheridin
Third Cavalry
Philippines
James T. Ayleshire
Seattle
Aleutian Islands
Miikka
Nagaaki
Japan
Revolt in Philippine Church Seeks Independence from Spain
In Manila July 24 an insurgent Fili pino named Gregorio Agripay leads a movement to separate the Philippine church from Spanish priesthood. He proclaims Vicar general of Filipino priests outside American Luzon authority and urges disobedience to church regulations. The archbishop excommunicates Agripay as tensions rise with pro Spanish and Protestant factions. Dominican friars begin publishing a defense newspaper under the title Literary.
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Meonte
Spaniah Petenthood
Manila
Gregorio Agripay
Philippines
Me Hax
Luzon
Ixanedd
Agripay
Jjipinos Ani
Pers
Million Dollar Fire Destroys East Foluite Elevator
A massive blaze wiped out the East Foluite Dayton elevator, destroying the building and nearly a million dollars in loss. About 400000 bushels of wheat may be uninsured, with $183000 in firm insurance. Forty workers escaped fatalities as explosions severed walls and blasted debris skyward within minutes. The Cincinnati, Mamillon and Days elevator, tied to short owners, housed 7000 KN0 bishops in capacity and featured safety aids that proved insufficient. The overall company loss is estimated at 75,090, while grain losses push total to shippers’ expense.
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Duby Che
Gineiuwetl
Hamiliaddod
Dayton
East
Uni
Plate
Cassersby
Ring Dallan Bowie
Cincinnati
Mamillon
Days Fon
Villevert
M Laurin Likely Next U S Senator From Mississippi
From Mississippi primaries governor Melaucin appears set to become the next United States Senator. He holds a large lead with 82 votes, needing 80 to clinch. Counties yet to vote show McLartin with 18 more votes and a slim chance in pivotal contests. Opponent Private John Alen trails with 38 votes.
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Jackson
Mixk
Aly
Ams
Jom. Alen
Reciprocity with Portugal Treaty Proclamation
The president today issued a proclamation announcing the reciprocity agreement between the United States and Portugal as the first step toward the Dingley tariff talks with France. Portugal gains lower duties on wines, sparkling wines, paintings, and drivel goods while the United States secures reduced duties on flour cereal products with several exceptions including wheat maize lard grease and agricultural machinery.
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Manhioggton
Tay
United States
Portual
France
Cuba Sea Mystery Involving Missing Schooner Gul Tite
Havana dispatch reports the schooner Gul Tite cleared Havana for a Pinar del Rio port in April and vanished. Investigations traced four sailors and a white boy, later found to have sailed for Spain with the ship, while others disappeared. Captain Pilcher pursued arrests in Puerto Rico and San Juan with mixed success.
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Havana
Thix
Pinar del Rio
Mik
Duk
W. L. Pilcher
Department of Corrections
Spain
Pitcher
San Juan de
Puerto Rico
Ponce
San Juan
Senor Shyra
Vigo
Hoynna
Rioting In Cleveland Car Bombing Injures Passengers
A Sunday riot in Cleveland saw streetcars attacked and a car blown up with nitroglycerin. Four injured passengers are hospitalized as police hunt the explosives arsonist. troops may be called as violence escalates.
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Trooyas
Bulow Street
Wien
Wigan
Porese Street
Abe
Wierows
Nyuitia
Kelan
Oficer
Anole
Mt Rotres
Burrows
Reverus
Phard
Woyman Agepie Baris
Taly
Ineiod
Pearl Street
Ianklin Avenue
Warhiin
Mik
KE. C. Martin
G. Marlin
Eyemi
Albert B. Fossett
Lee
Thora Schlesser
Ambulanes Wa
Matennon
Wan
Mraygers
Cineinmaili
Kenginge Fon Street
Martin
Heeson
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