Judge Jackson Denounces Mother Jones in Injunction Case
Parkersburg West Virginia July 24 United States District Judge Jackson issued a sweeping injunction ruling in the cases of Haggerty Morgan Rice Wilson Blakely Bacon Laskavish Mother Jones Repake Neoski Geo Neoski Steve Teonike accusing them of violating the injunction restraining interference with miners in Pennsylvania and West Virginia. Haggerty received 90 days in prison. Morgan Rice Wilson Blakely Bacon Laskavish 60 days. Mother Jones denounced as outgrowth of communism and anarchy. President Mitchell of the United Mine Workers called the decision an outrage and said an appeal would be made to the Supreme Court and Roosevelt. W B Wilson secretary of the mine workers arrested for delivering speeches to miners.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
United States
Jackson
Thos. Haggerty
Wm. Morgan
Bernard Rice
Peter Wilson
Wm. Blakely
Geo. Bacon
Thos. Laskavish
Mother
Jones
Albert Repake
Jos. Neoski
Geo. Neoski
Steve Teonike
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Haggerty
Morgan
Rice
Wilson
Blakely
Bacon
Laskavish
Mother” Jones
Roosevelt
Chicago
Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Supreme Court
W. B. Wilson
Mayor Bradley Strikes Attorney in Galesburg Street Row
In Galesburg Illinois on July 24 Mayor W D Bradley struck Attorney W D Godfrey, rep. the Galesburg and Kewanee street car company, in the face bruising him. The attorney sought sheriff arrest of the mayor amid conflict over a street car franchise council proceedings.
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W. ©. Bradley
Galesburg
W. D. Godfrey
W. D. Bradley
Hamlin Seeks Massachusetts Governor Nomination
Former assistant secretary of the treasury Charles S. Hamlin announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for governor of Massachusetts. He supports the referendum and opposes campaign contributions influencing legislators, municipal ownership, and revocable street rights grants by the legislature or municipalities.
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Secretary of Treasury
Boston
Mass
Charles S. Hamlin
Mine Horror Inquest Finds Precautions Cited
Johnstown coroner opened the inquest into Cambria Steel rolling mills mine disaster of July 10 that killed 112. Evidence showed the Cambria Steel Company took extraordinary precautions to prevent explosions.
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Johnstown
Rolling Mills
Cambria Steel Company
Brooklyn homicide identified man found in sack
The mutilated body found in a gunny sack near the water in Brooklyn has been identified as Jos. Catino, a grocer. Vincent Trica was arrested on suspicion of involvement in the crime.
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New York
Water’s Edge
Brooklyn
Jos. Catino
Vincent
Trica
Bryan Defines Harmony The Basis Of Harmony
William Jennings Bryan spoke at Nantucket beach for the New England Democratic League. He urged a steady party purpose in all circumstances and condemned the Republicans for failing to curb trusts and for imperialist aims.
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Democratic Party
King’s Condition Improves Amid Encouraging Bulletins
Bulletin reports say King’s health shows improvement with several updates describing steady progress and hopeful signs. Medical staff express cautious optimism about his response to treatment and ongoing recovery efforts.
King Not Yet Able to Leave Couch As Coronation Nears
Cowes July 24. A morning bulletin reports the king continues to progress but remains unable to leave his couch. Physicians’ phrases about returning strength provoke unease regarding his capacity to endure the coronation fatigue.
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Cowes
Methodists Buy Royal Aquarium Site for Central Headquarters
Robert William Perks announced the Methodist mil lion guineas fund has secured the Royal Aquarium theater property facing Westminster Abbey for 330 000 pounds. The 2 ½ acre site includes Mrs Lantrys Imperial theater, to be converted into a church annex with work starting early 1903.
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London
Robert William Perks
Milion Guineas Fund
Royal Aquarium Theater
Fac
Ting
Westminster Abbey
Universal Methodism
Lilli Oeceleichs Weds Peter Martin In Newport Ceremony
In Newport Rhode Island on July 24 Lilly Oecl erichs daughter of Charles Oeclerichs married Peter Martin of San Francisco. The wedding drew a fashionable attendance with many guests and social prominence.
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Newport
R. I
Lilly Oe¢celerichs
Chas. Celerichs
Peter Martin
San Francisco
Lynching of Two Unknown Negroes in West Virginia
In Phillippi West Virginia on July 24 two unknown black men were removed from the Wemendsdorf jail and lynched. One was shot and the other hanged as retaliation for the assassination of Elkins Chief of Police Wilmoth, with the mob believing the victims implicated.
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Wemenlsdorf
Wilmoth
Elkins
Gunboat Scorpion Grounded in Newport Harbor
The gunboat Scorpion ran aground in the upper harbor near Newport. Its engines failed to reverse, the anchor and mooring failed to hold, and it struck the blue rocks. Launches from the station and torpedo station assisted as the tide fell, with the vessel awaiting the next flood.
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Newport
R. L
Aining Station
Block Island
Negroes Call Mass Meeting in Saline County
Colored citizens of Saline County plan a public meeting in Harrisburg on August 7 to discuss the Eldorado trouble. The call is authorized by Warren Eddings and Oliver Russell of Carrier Mills, Sam Elliott of Eldorado, James Barnett and C. E. Messer of Harrisburg, and J. F. Hicks and P. C. Washington of Galatia.
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Saline County
Harrisburg
Warren Eddings
Oliver Russell
Carrier Mills
Sam Elliott
Eldorado
James Barnett
C. E. Messer
J. F. Hicks
P. C. Washington
Galatia
Fatal end to cruise as boat capsizes near Hell Gate
In Savannah Georgia on July 24 the sloop Lovell Delle owned by Capt. Allen N Calder capsized in the Ogeechee River during a squall. Calder's aged mother and infant daughter Olga drowned. Calder's wife and his father were seriously injured and the father may die. Calder pulled others from the cabin but could not locate the child. The captain's mother died after rescue.
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Savannah
Lovell Delle
Allen N. Calder
Thunderbolt
Ogeechee River
Hell Gate
Calder
Olga
Captain Strong Denies Allegations and Leaving Country
Capt. Putnam Bradlee Strong arrived in London from New York using an alias and denied May Yohe's accusations as likely prompted by her upset over his desertion. May Yohe sailed for Paris from New York, also on July 24.
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London
Putnam Bradlee Strong
New York
Yohe
Paris
Santa Fe Grants An Advance To Workers
George R. Henderson superintendent of machinery for the Santa Fe told the grievance committee of the carmen's union that wage increases are granted at once after a conference with Third Vice President Kendrick in Chicago. The announcement came in Santa Fe on July 24.
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Topeka
Kas
George R. Henderson
Santa Fe
Car Men's Union
Henderson
Kendrick
Chicago
Sultan Binadayan Held by American Troops in Mindanao
Manila reports Sultan Binadayan is being held as a held person by American troops in Mindanao for delivering Moros who faced two American soldiers last month. The sultan orders his followers to surrender the men, but only one appeared at the American camp. The incident leader defies the sultan’s followers from his fortified house.
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Manila
Sultan Binadayan
Amer
Ican
Mindanao
Governor Yates to vacation at Harbor Springs
Governor l and Mrs. Yates and their children plan to leave next Monday night for Harbor Springs Michigan to stay a month at Mrs. Yates father Colonel A C Wadsworth's summer cottage in Pekin Illinois they will visit Colonel Frank O Lowden in Alexandria Bay during part of the trip
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Springfield
Man With Three Wives Taken
Jackson D. Hill, accused of hypnotizing Miss Lucy Bush into eloping to Charleston and marrying him, has been captured in Smithland Kentucky. He faces charges in Maroon Illinois and is held in Charleston jail. He reportedly had wives in Delavan and with wife No. 3 at arrest.
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Bigamist
Maroon
Maroon, IL
Jackson D. Hill
Lucy Bush
Charleston
Smithland
Byers
Hill
Delavan
Miss Bush
French Ambassador Attacked by Turkish Mob in Konia
Vienna reports French Ambassador to Turkey Constans was attacked and insulted by a Turkish mob at Konia. The Porte refuses to punish the offenders, risking a renewal of Franco Turkish dispute.
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Konia
Vienna
Turkey
Constans
Porte
Elevator Bay Lifts Many in This World
A concise reflection notes the elevator bay as a place where many find renewal or progress, symbolizing opportunity and ascent in daily life. The phrase underscores the social role of shared infrastructure in personal advancement.
Morgan Ship Syndicate Deal Faces Possible Collapse
London and New York reports say the Pierpont Morgan shipping merger may fail as American investors hesitate to fund the purchase. Dominion Line notes delays and authorities indicate a breach, while some lines resume independent management. Morgan travels in London but declines comment as trusts insist no change yet in White Star consolidation and payment deadline remains December 31.
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Dominion Line
Morgan Company
White Star Company
Dominion Company
Sherman
Leyland Line
American Line
Liverpool
Atlantic Steamship Companies
Atlantic Ship
Morgan
London
New York
Morgan's Shipping Trust
White Star
Morgan Syndicate
White Star Line
All Preparations Complete For Jeffries Fitzsimmons Fight
San Francisco July 24 All preliminary details are finished and betting is near stall. Jeffries admirers offer 100 to 30 as Fitzsimmons money runs thin. Jeffries says he is bigger and stronger, ready to prove superiority and plans to fight Corbett next. Fitzsimmons promises to win and regain the title then retire.
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San Francisco
Fitzsimmons
Jeffries
James J. Corbett
James J. Jeffries
Robert Fitzsimmons
Roosevelt's Close Call as a Windmill Near-Miss
Oyster Bay residents recount a narrow escape of Theodore Roosevelt when a windmill blade nearly struck him during a farm visit with his son. The anecdote notes his head wound, his father's bloodied state, and the lasting caution it taught the boy and family.
Generally Fair Tonight in Chicago Forecast
Weather notice from Chicago on July 24 indicates generally fair conditions tonight and Friday. Isolated local thunderstorms possible, with no significant changes expected in temperature or wind.
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Chicago
Iowa
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