Virginia Railway Horror Toll Rises To Twenty Dead
A Roanoke disaster reports the wildfire train wreck at Thaxton on the Northern and Western route. The number of dead climbs past thirty with many missing, dozens injured, and charred remains pulled from the wreck. Survivors describe burnt cars and scorched debris as rescue efforts continue.
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Mail Car Fire Destroys Pouches in Virginia Crash
Superintendent Bull of the railway mail service reports a Norfolk and Western railroad accident in Virginia Tuesday morning where the postal car burned and all mail matter was destroyed including three registered pouches.
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Depew Plans European Vacation After Farewell in New York
Chauncey M. Depew spends Tuesday preparing for his European trip and waves goodbye to friends. He travels with family to the Adriatic and will return September 4 after visits to London and Paris. He jokes about loafing and mentions consulting a London doctor who advised rest and a Swiss mountain retreat.
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Arrests Reported In Cincinnati Counterfeit Ring
Wasahinetos City reports telegrams from agents Porter and Carter about arrests in a counterfeit ring. Jim and Bertha Harda are linked to William G Hards, tied to a Cincinnati case involving counterfeit silver dollars. Sam Rivers, a gang leader, was arrested in Selark Indiana for theft and counterfeiting.
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Louisville Base Hall lute sale nets 85000 to Gorge Roger
In Tatisville Kentucky on July 4 the Louisville Base Hall lute sold for 85000 to Gorge Roger. Charles Chase former president of the old League club appears among wealthy men. WHL Thomas and Paul Jones also listed as prominent businessmen. New owner plans major club changes and aims to strengthen the organization with manager William Keecus or John King of New York.
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Gorge Roger
Charles Chase
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Price-Price system studied by state prison wardens
The Albany special reports state prison wardens met on Tuesday to discuss convict labor under the price price plan and to invite bids for independent prison employment. Easter customs and egg decorating are described as fading traditions both in Europe and America.
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Syndicate Buys Grappophone Rights Outside U S and Canada
A Philadelphia syndicate has acquired grappophone rights for all countries beyond the United States and Canada for $500. A Boston ballplayer claims the Boston Chicago New York clubs each pay about $95,000 annually.
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Fiend of the Pit entombs hundreds of miners at El Etienne
July 4 report from Paris notes a fire damp explosion at an El Etienne pit trapping hundreds of workers. All but 0 entombed miners are known dead with little chance of rescue. Shah greeted in London as Americans win in England. Portuguese view Delagoa Bay affair.
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Shah of Persia Delightfully Mocked by London Parade
July 4. British officials secured a memorable reception for the shah in London while the crowd reacted with restrained humor. Giggles and grins replaced cheers as passersby poked fun at the sovereign and his retinue, with traffic suspensions drawing more complaint than acclaim.
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London
The Dalagoa Bay Railway Concession Dispute
The Times says Lisbon quotes Senor de Barros Gomes Portuguese minister of the marine and colonies on the Dalagoa Bay railway concession. He asserts the government will strictly adhere to the concession terms with arbitration proposed to England and America and negotiations with England proceeding smoothly. Old railway employees have been retained by the government and blamed delays attributed to past issues.
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Dulag Va Bay
Davitt Testimony Before Parnell Commission Draws High Praise
July coverage notes Davitt’s stance on Irish independence backed by strong forces and secret societies. He discusses land questions and open movements, a New York meeting for overthrowing British rule, and his republican principles. Pall Mall Gazette lauds his conduct and character in court.
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Americans Triumph at Rainham Range in Rifle Match
The Massachusetts Rifle team defeated the London Rifle Brigade at Rainham range by 77 points. Bumstead of the Americans delivered the top score at the 600 yards range and received an ovation for his marksmanship. The World's Sunday School Convention in London covered organized school work in India with 50 million children, only 217,000 in missionary day schools and 100,000 in Sunday schools.
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India
American Victor at Henley Diamond Sculls Heat
Americans cheer as Piotta wins the first heat over English rival Blackmore by three lengths at Henley regatta. Backers see Piotta as favorite for overall title.
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Piotta
Blackmore
American Victory Sparks Uproar of Cheers on Thames
In London spectators along the river cheered the American Piatta after winning a Henley rowing race. A. M. Palmer's steam yacht then arrived with the American flag flying, drawing a grand flotilla salute from vessels and onlookers honoring the U S.
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Cabinet forms committee on royal grant deal
The cabinet on July 4 decided to appoint a committee to study royal grants from the treasury to members of the royal family. The inquiry will cover the entire subject of royal grants and the powers of the committee to fix allowances and duties.
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Lowpoy
A Flea in Mismarck's Ear
Russian press declares that if war breaks out with Germany Denmark would deploy against Germany. Danish papers react cautiously, protesting Russia's assumptions. Louise Will Be Married Next Spring. St James Gazette cites Earl of Fife and Princess John Ruskin illness report as unfounded.
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Washington Montana and Dakota Con stitutional Conventions Assemble
Delegates meet in Ouysera at noon amid crowded hotels and busy haggling over key issues. Railroads and tide lands dominate debate with Northern Pacific interests, land grabs in reserved sections 16 and 36 raise contention, while prohibition and female suffrage gain support among listed leaders. Temporary organization completed with prominent Republicans and Democrats named as candidates and leaders.
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Oregon Railway and Navigation Company
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Constitutional convention delegates flock to Helena event
Delegates gather in Helena with 75 on hand as Democrats pick W A Clarke for president and W E Todd for secretary while Republicans remain quiet. Most attendees plan to view the celebration and races, including a parachute act. The convention sees little activity beyond the Democratic selections.
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South Dakota Delegates Arrive for Constitutional Convention
July 4 report notes the 175 delegates arriving from many directions to the South Dakota constitutional convention with only temporary organization work completed. In North Dakota, Bismarck reports the constitutional convention assembling in full attendance of delegates today.
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Clerks in General Land Office Replaced in Contests
Washington officials announced the removal of John and Tucker of Virginia J I Parker of Indiana and W H Platt of Alabama from the contest division with salaries of 2000 dollars. They were replaced by George W Clark of Iowa George F Bogue of Kansas and W C C Anderson of Tennessee to fill the vacancies.
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Iowa
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Races at Washington Park muddy track winners listed
Results show Laura Davidson won one mile in 1 54 85 Gracie M won one mile in 1 32 45 Glockner won 1 10 miles in 1 58 5 Guilford won 11 miles in 4 17 4 Estella mile 1 72 1 5 About thirty miners at Br eator Ilia began work on new terms. many more readiness but fear trouble. Sympathies for the Pope noted with 60 000 telegrams gathered.
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Joe Mackin Free After Pardon Arrives Home
Telegram from Springfield says Governor Fifer pardoned Joseph C. Mackin who served five years in the penitentiary for perjury tied to an election scheme in 1644. Mackin had been convicted for altering returns in the Eighteenth ward to favor a Democrat over a Republican. The governor cited supporting letters from Judge Moran and others and noted Mackin's conduct in prison and public sentiment. He arrived in the city early this morning and was driven home to his wife awaiting him.
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Freight rate collapse after Western managers fail talks
Western railway general managers ended fruitless talks and approved low common rates to take effect July 3. Rates apply to shipments to St Paul and Kansas City corridor, with 50 to 75 percent reductions, risking collapse of Mississippi river rates and widespread demoralization from Duluth to Texas.
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Extraordinary Cure Claim For Cuticura Remedies
A Wisconsin man reports eczema and dermatitis cured in five weeks after using Cuticura Remedies. He describes severe itching, scaling, and a dramatic skin transformation from intractable disease to clear skin, crediting the treatment and urging others to try it. He notes prior medical hopelessness and mentions mothers with affected babies as grateful recipients of the remedy.
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