Friars to Leave Manila as Taft Negotiations Resume
Rome reports Vatican plans for about 450 friars from Augustinian Dominican Franciscan and Recollet orders in Manila to depart in small groups. The move aims to clear the friar question before resuming talks between Governor Taft and the apostolic delegation. The Osservatore Romana quotes Bishop O Gorman praising Taft talks as concluded to the Vatican's satisfaction.
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Sioux Falls
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Bible Conference Opens In Grove City With Noted Clergy
Grove City Pa Aug 2 sixth session of the Grove City Bible conference convened with Rev Dr H G Underwood delivering the opening sermon. Leaders include Rev Matthew Brown Riddle Rev Dr J M Slifer Rev George W Robinson and others. Missionary conferences will be held each evening and Sundays. Dr Hunter of Pittsburg will oversee, with music by Rev H R Palmer. Daily women's conferences led by Mrs Pyle and Mrs Stecker. Also reported Boston lawyer William Vanderlip admits embezzling estate funds, estimated between 100000 and 200000.
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Matthew Brown Riddle
Western Theological Seminary
Alerheny
J. M. Slifler
Wrozier Theological Seminary
George IF. Robinson
McCormick Theological Seminary
A. B. van Orme
Gettysburg
Borden P. Browne
Boston
Hunter
Pittsburg
China
Underwood
Korea
H. R. Palmer
New York
Chautauqua
Miss Roosevelt Visits Newport Guest of Cutting Family
Miss Alice Roosevelt traveled to Newport on August 2 to stay with Miss Helen Cutting, daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Fulton Cutting of New York, as reported from Oyster Bay New York.
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New York
Shaw to Speak in Vermont Campaign Opening
Washington August 2 Secretary of the Treasury Shaw will open the gubernatorial campaign in Vermont. He is expected to address supporters and outline early policy positions during the event in Burlington.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Cummins to probe Rock Island reorganization
Des Moines Aug 2 Governor Cummins announced he is investigating the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railway reorganization to determine if it complies with Iowa laws. He will consult the attorney general upon return and seeks answers on capital stock inflation and the legality of a New Jersey firm owning Iowa railway property. He has not concluded the questions and will conduct a thorough inquiry.
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General Jacob H. Smith Is Retired From Duty
Gen Jacob H. Smith, tried by court martial for ordering Samar laid waste, learns President Roosevelt has terminated his active service. He reads the decision aboard the Thomas, retires to his cabin with his wife and aide, and declines further comment. His defense stressed that he did not intend all his words.
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Associated Press
President Roosevelt may investigate Mayflower unrest at sea
Oyster Bay N Y July 2 The president learned crew unrest on the Mayflower has grown to desertions with about half of 141 men ready to quit. He plans a personal inquiry to assess and remedy the discontent and mistreatment alleged by sailors.
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Parkersburg Bridge Terminal Railroad Chartered in West Virginia
The Parkersburg Bridge Terminal Railroad company of Parkersburg West Virginia was chartered to build a railroad in Wood county West Virginia and Washington county Ohio and to construct bridges across the Ohio and Little Kanawha rivers. Capital is 100000. Incorporators include J Blair Greenville Pa V Lb Ascher H S Lampman Jr B R Fetriken and H J Cook all of Parkersburg.
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B. R. Fetriken
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Ex Mine Guard Testifies About Shoot On Trespassers
L Carney a guard at Collins colliery testified that Mr Collins ordered stopping trespassers and firing if needed. He did not shoot and quit the post, saying workers were not treated right. Other defendants denied service of injunctions in the Richards case.
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L. Carney
Collins Colliery
John Richards
Niles Postoffice Robbed by Cracksmen
The Niles post office was blown open early yesterday by three burglars who escaped in a buggy after securing about $160 in cash and 2000 stamps. The safe was wrecked and the office heavily damaged.
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Gumber
Multiple Ohio Valley Accidents and Crimes Across Regions
A storm-caused fire at John Simmons’s home near Shunting ton West Virginia injures two family members. A sawmill boiler exploded near Bellaire Ohio killing two workers and injuring another. A new passenger station is planned at Steubenville. American Porcelain works near New Brigham, Pennsylvania loses kilns to fire. A 16-year-old guard is fatally wounded at Cooperstown rifle range in Pennsylvania. A divorce alimony suit arises in Akron. A Woodsfield sawmill boiler explodes, killing two workers and injuring another. A Brownsdale melee ends in a fatal head injury. Funeral held for Rev. Leather man after drowning while saving a life. Gambling complaints surface at Driving Park Columbus. A Toledo baby dies scalded by hot water and a Toledo cashier dies from garroting gas. Identification of men killed in a Australia-related incident near Columbus.
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John Shaw
George Wheeler
Charles Sapper
Panhandle
Steubenville
American Porcelain Works
New Brigham
Fie
Alta Moyer
Sixteenth Regiment
National Guard of Pennsylvania
Cooperstown
Franklin
Akron
Catherine Kryder
J. Starvey Kryder
Kryder
Charles Suppes
Woodsfield
Charles Shaw
Edward Suppes
Brownsdale
Wellsville
John Wagtle
Summerton Pyles
Pyles
W. H. Leatherman
Degraff, O
Woolson Spice Company
Yates Street
Toledo
Columbus
Tralia
Multiple Local Accidents and Disappearances Reported
A series of incidents across Ohio and nearby states include burglar alarms driven off by a frightened girl, a freight train wreck near Lima, a deadly sawmill explosion near Crown City, missing salesman Arthur Shhulz from Toledo, and several fatalities from train and vehicle accidents in Ohio and Colorado. The scene also notes a search for Summerton Pyles, a legal suit over bigamy rumors, a suicide attempt in Allegheny City, robberies under investigation in Allegheny, and a stalled labor conference between major steel unions in Pittsburgh with wage cut plans under debate.
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Galligulis
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Arthur Shhulz
Adolph Feiss & Son
Toledo
C. B. Gideout
Kanawha
New River
Weston
W. Va
Charles Knight
Baltimore and Ohio
Thomas Delay
John A. Coyner
Frankfort
Coyner
Walssey Dubrewski
St. John’s General Hospital
Allegheny City
Frank Patterson
Morgantown
Allegheny
G. J. Lyon
Hagerstown
Pittsburg
Charles
Amalgamated
American Steel Groop
Lincoln
Pittsbury
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
American Tin State Company
Gutheran Church
Smithfield Street
Dpitisburg
Lock Geeteromore
Bloody Battle Forces Panama Armistice for Buried Dead
Panama August reports detail a fierce clash between Herrera’s revolutionary forces and government troops near Agua Dulce. Rebels suffer heavy losses, with estimates of at least 200 killed. government troops report eight killed and 11 wounded. Armistice granted to allow burial, but fighting resumed.
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Crop News Encouraging Amid Texas Rains and Trade Uplift
Dun and Co reports overall encouraging crop news in Texas despite heavy rains. Manufacturing plants stay busy with iron and steel, textiles, and footwear. Fuel scarcity delays some output, coke ovens surpass prior records, and coal mines run hard. Retail trade and fall preparations improve while rail earnings rise. Textile gains include men s worsted fabrics next spring and price advances. Grain prices fall as speculation ends and legitimate trade resumes. Meats soften slightly though receipts remain light and quality is poor, limiting near term relief.
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R. G. Dun & Co
Texas
Stock Market Dips as Rock Island Plan Spooks Investors
New York reports a marked drop in activity as investors pause on the Rock Island plan and related market jitters. Deterioration in Colorado Fuel and disruptive disclosures weigh on prices while a late recovery grants only limited relief for the broader market.
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Arctic Explorer Returns to Ames in Good Health
Evelyn Baldwin, Arctic explorer, arrived at Hominusvaag Norway Ames yesterday. He reported all his men in good health and said we have been bailed but not beaten.
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Ames
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National Games Yesterday and Today Highlights
Yesterday’s action featured Cincinnati, Philadelphia, St. Louis, New York, Chicago, Boston, Pittsburgh and Brooklyn with mixed results. Today’s slate includes Pittsburgh at New York, Chicago at Philadelphia, Cincinnati at Brooklyn, and St Louis at Boston amid night darkness gaps.
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Outlaw Harry Tracy Terrifies Washington, Escapes Custody
Desperate criminal Harry Tracy tied up guards and escaped from a jail in Albia Iowa after being brought back from Nebraska. He later escaped the Cramer Hotel watch, prompting transfer to Port Madison where he served time for theft and later earned commutation for good behavior.
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Monroe County
Albia
Philadelphia
R. C. Cramer
Cramer
Milt Murrest
Tracy
Wymore
Neb
Forrest
George
Frank Harris
Frank Waris
Eberris
Parrest
Port Madison
Nadie
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Missouri
St. Joseph
Tracey
Hit
Fort Madisota
Ples
Israel
Hus Dan
Violin Solo Bid At Ocean Grove Hymn Meeting
A visitor offered $5 for Miss Devilia Bradford to repeat her violin solo of the Arias of Jesus at Ocean Grove New Jersey young people's meeting. Leader Yatman pressed higher bids then donated half the money to the marine carnival fund and half to Miss Bradford for ice cream before she left with friends.
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Alabamm
Ocean Grove
N.J
New York Times
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Min Yatman
Wesley Jake
France Secures Patent for New Nitro Powder
France has secured patent rights for a new nitroglycerin powder claimed to send a rifle bullet seven and a half miles and extend artillery range to eighteen miles.
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