A P A Fight Looms Over August Police Changes
Omata's A P A fight intensifies as Churchill Russell adherents prepare to install new police and fire commissioners overnight. Judge Scott ready to issue orders to aid the plan, with arrests expected if resistances occur, and Chief White targeted in the crackdown. Other cities report a brutal incident against Mrs Hattie Covey, a Miller county case of mistreatment and legal moves against Merritt for illegal game dealing, plus a Chicago patent dispute over cedar paving and a mysterious Endeavor delegate disappearance.
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Jackson business man Baker MIA after 10 days
Charles T. Baker of Jackson Michigan arrived with his wife about ten days ago and has since vanished. Mrs. Baker returned to Clinton Iowa and told police she fears his death. No trace of him has been found.
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Bathing Tragedy at Grimsby Ends in Neck Break
Niagara Falls July 31. Alexander Logan son of ex Mayor Logan drowned in a surf bathing accident at Grimsby. He dived into waves three feet deep and struck sand with force, breaking his neck.
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Aurania Reaches Port in New York After Distress
The Cunard Line steamer Aurania under Captain McKay from Liverpool and Queenstown arrived in New York today after being reported in distress about 800 miles east of Sandy Hook. She was delayed by damaged machinery.
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Convention Called For Puddlers In Sixth District
Cleveland dispatch reports a July 31 call for a Youngstown convention on Aug 10 to consider surrendering Amalgamated lodges charters and forming a new union after wage-scale timing disagreements. The move signals growing sentiment to break from Amalgamated. Also noted is William Gisser’s arrest and release in Cleveland for dodging German army service, plus a clash over fishing rights as Ohio authorities seize nets in Lake Erie.
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Rod Mill Strike Settled in Cleveland Labor Accord
Rod mill strike ends after owners and National Association of Rod Millworkers agree to a 6 percent wage increase effective tomorrow. Only 22 mills exist. same scale to be offered to all.
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Holmes Case Heir Claims Accomplice Ready To Confess
Fort Worth attorney William Cappa states Minnie Williams heirs can prove Minnie and Annie were killed by Holmes Pietzel Quinlan and another man. The unnamed co conspirator will confess if police guarantee immunity. Excavations reveal bones and letters show Holmes insurance schemes. relatives meet police in Chicago to pursue the case.
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Beared Arrested for Shooting Five Men at Potomac Picnic
James Beard of Brunswick Md colored was arrested near Charlestown W Va and jailed on a charge of shooting five colored men at a picnic at Island park Potomac in this county. Beard fired during an altercation but no one was seriously hurt and he will likely be brought to Hagerstown on a requisition.
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Heavy rains flood Marmaton River and crops in Nevada Mo
In Nevada Missouri a 12 hour downpour caused Marmaton River overflow and widespread flood damage. Crops including corn are submerged over large acreages and a flax crop was damaged by more than 25 percent per a local statistician.
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Notable Banker Is Found Dead on New York Street
A widely known banker, aged 70, residing at 36 Fifth Avenue, was found dead on the corner of East 66th Street. The body was removed to the 67th Street police station for inquiry. Royal Russians Start For Denmark. Grand Duke George and Grand Duke Michael, with Dowager Czatina, set course for Denmark amid health concerns.
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Troops at Jackson's Hole and other dispatches
A war department dispatch from Omaha reports the Eighth Infantry battalion from Fort Russell, led by Major Bisbee, left Market Lake for Marysvale with ten days of supplies as cavalry moves toward Marysvale. General Coppinger not heard. infantry may reach Marysvale in six days. Also: President Cleveland buries his coachman William Willis with Masonic rites, and a White House steward attends. Multiple brief items follow from Chelsea Massachusetts, Florence Indiana, Lugalsport Indiana, Milwaukee Wisconsin, Birmingham Alabama, and Havana on weather, riots, and a yellow fever death.
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Mayor Strongs Plan Praises Saloon Keepers In New York
New York July 31 Mayor Strong speaks freely on the excise question and supports local option. He praises saloon keepers as up to par with other citizens, insists enforcement of the law is needed, and declines any candidate opposing local option. Also reports on Mount Logan hermit James O’Brien, a shooting incident in Coeburn, Va, and market listings in multiple exchanges.
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Orrville Events Highlight Local Sale and Miscellany
A large crowd attended Orrville’s monthly horse sale with sixty head sold amid high hay demand and $11 to $15 prices. The town also notes Mrs. Samuel Gaely’s funeral, local business activity, road and street improvements, a potential county commissioner candidate's withdrawal, a pending malpractice suit rumor, and various village happenings including miners near Sippo, new bicycle feats, and community notices. Toledo Wheat Market report ends this item.
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