Evansville Riots See Soldiers and Mob Fire On Crowd
Evansville Indiana July 7 six shot dead and 25 injured four fatally in four days of race riots. Indiana National Guard with 200 deputies fired on a crowd near the county jail, injuring and killing several. many negro residents flee as martial law consideration grows and militia mobilizes to Evansville.
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Evansville
Ind
Evansville Company of
Indiana National Guards
Eliward Schiffman
Hazel Allman
Joseph H. Allman
August Jordan
ED. Ruhl
Fred Kappler
John Barnett
Calvin Hawkins
John Giel
Ernest Walters
Fred Schmidt
Cook Brewing Company
Lee Hawley
Charles Presley
Theodore Beemville
John Fares
Albert Kaeuss
New Albany
Terre Haute
Durbin
Loubet Visits London in Semi-State Tour of City
President Loubet arrives in London with Cambon and Delcasse, attends hospital and a governess home, consoles a Life Guards corporal, then drives in a decorated procession to Guildhall for luncheon with the Duke of Connaught and royal figures. He pledges cordial Franco British ties and returns to St James's Palace for further royal visits.
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London
Loub
St. James’s Palace
Duchess of Connaught
Guildhall
Marcus Samuel
Prince and Princess of Wales
Duke and Duchess of Connaught
House of Lords
House of Commons
Lord Roberts
M. Loubet
Republic
St. James
Body identified in Merrimack drowning near Pickering hosiery
Patrick H. Smith of North Adams was positively identified as the man whose body was recovered from the Merrimack near the Pickering Hosiery site on Sunday. A brother, who viewed the remains, said Smith was unmarried and had lived in several towns recently. The family noted no financial troubles and the drowning was described as an accident. Smith is survived by four brothers and five sisters. The body was sent to North Adams for burial.
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Merrimack
Pickering
Patrick H.smith
North Adams
Court frees Detroit & Toledo Shore Line receiver
In Detroit on July 7 the United States circuit court discharged the road's receiver. Attorneys for interested companies arranged transfer of the property to Grand Trunk and Clover Leaf railroads. The $3,000,000 mortgage held by Detroit Trust Company was discharged.
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Detroit, Mich
United States Circuit
Detroit
Toledo
Summer boarder ad seeks July board with rooms and meals
A damaged campus column advertises July board with airy rooms and meals including chicken and fresh eggs. It claims mountain scenery and reduced rates for more service, plus free prize. Also notes a found pocketbook with money and memo and a contact at Princeton street.
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Danbury
Princeton Street
Row Over Wages Leads to Assault in Perkins Tool Factory
In police court Judge Hadley heard four assault cases and nine drunks. John Cairns was found guilty of assault and battery on William Grady at the Perkins Tool Company after a wage dispute. Cairns fined $15. Frank Smith convicted of assault on Moulton Edmunds, fined $3.60. Loucrrof held on assault and non-support, with bonds set. Tremblay and Beaudoin pled guilty to drunkenness, with separate fines, while other defendants faced lighter penalties.
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Hadley
John T. Cairns
William E. Grady
D. J. Donahue
Perkins Tool Company
Mr. Grady
Cairns
Mr. Cairns
Joseph Dillon
Isaac Smith
Moulton H. Edmunds
Smith
Edmunds
Charles Loucroft
Patrick S. Emerson
Loucroft
John Clochy
John Farino
Wm. Bridge
William Bradley
John Corrigan
Edward F. Haley
Alfred Saenaro
Adolphus Trembley
Arthur Beaudoin
Vartano Arkoin
John and Paige
Beaudoin
Tremblevy
Fishermen Strike In New York Market
Fresh fish prices rise as sailors from about sixty Fulton market fishing boats walk out. Each schooner carries roughly sixteen crew members, including fishermen and sailors, disrupting deals at the market.
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New York
Fulton
Dr. Lancaster Dead In New Jersey At 95
Dr Charles Lan coaster author of medical books and high school minors dies at Plainfield New Jersey in his 96th year. In early manhood he was an intimate friend of Holmes Long fellow and other poets and was known as a strong opponent of capital punishment.
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New York
Charles Lancoaster
Plainfield
N. J
Lancaster
Holmes
Longfellow
President Roosevelt Mingles Vacation With Business at Oyster Bay
Photographs show the temporary capital at Sagamore Hill and the Oyster Bay executive offices. The president is seen in leisure moments while his office force works at vigorous pace. Cabinet ministers and officials visit, interrupting his vacation tranquility.
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United States
Oyster Bay
Sagamore Hill
Roosevelt
Teachers Convention Now in Full Swing in Boston
In Boston on July 7 1903 the National Educational Association enters full swing with eight departments meeting besides the general session. About 20 000 teachers are assembled with more expected as sessions across departments such as the national council elementary education higher education normal manual training and child study proceed amid receptions and trips. Key discussions cover religious education public school separation and future teacher training. Notable addresses include college presidents and educators addressing the length of the baccalaureate and trade school development. See also Page Ten.
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Boston
National Educational Association
National
Council
National Council
Geo. A. Coe
The
Western University
Edward A. Pacdl
Catholic University
Washington
Dr. C
W- T. Harris
Washington, D. C
Department of Higher Education
Elmer FR. Brown
University of California
Ches. W. Eliott
Hayward
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia
Wm. R. Harper
Chicago University
Andrew F. West
Princeton University
Francis B. Brandt
Philadelphia
Organization of Trade Schools
Trade Schools
Wongmen’s Organizations
We Call It The Doctors Medicine Ayer Sarsaparilla
The phrase presents a historic ad style claim praising Ayer s Sarsaparilla as doctors medicine. It evokes late 19th century tonic marketing with the brand name and generic descriptor. The text centers on the product identity and its supposed medicinal value.
Parade of Pharaoh Chariots Delights Lowell Crowd
Thousands endured a hot sun for a Barnum & Bailey parade in Lowell featuring 40 horses in a single hitch, elephants, camels, leopards, and lions. Bands played odd tunes as crowds filled Gorham to the fair grounds. Performances follow at 2 and 8 this afternoon and evening.
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Lowell
Gorham
Thorndike
Fletcher
Dutton
Merrimack
Central
Fair Grounds
Ar Tay
Barnum & Bailey Circus
Philadelphia cricketers ousted in Lancashire match opening
Manchester July 7 The Philadelphia cricketers opening the Lancashire eleven match began yesterday and were all out in their first innings for 187. The home team yesterday made 168 runs in their first innings.
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Manchester
Eng
Philadelphia
Lancashire
Pope Leo XIIs Last Hours Reported In Vatican News
July reports from Rome describe Pope Leo XIII's restless night and improving breathing as doctors consider pleural effusion. Cardinal Oreglia gears Vatican leadership while engineers and princes assist concluve measures. Cardinals, diplomats and faithful flood Vatican through the day as the Pontiff asks prayers and newspapers publish special editions. Relations with relatives grow intimate as the Pontiff speaks softly, indicating resignation, while authorities tighten security and guard deployments.
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Vatican
Cardinal Rampolla
Pope Leo
Papal
America
Cardinal Gibbons
Cardinal Oreglia
Cardinal Camerlengo
Scheffer and
Manucci
Chig
Mazzoni
Lappon
Papa Leo
Osservatore Romano
Voce Della Verita
Pope Resting Peacefully Overnight in Rome
The official bulletin at 6 o'clock reports the Pope rested peacefully and took nourishment during the night. It notes he may live through the day, with updates continuing in later pages. The morning bulletin confirms nourishment four times in the night and states he sat in his chair as observers await further developments.
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Rome
Lapponi, Mazzont
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