Jikiri Slain as Moro Band Extinct on Jolo Island
On Jolo island a combined force of regulars, constabulary, and the Mosquito Fleet killed Jikiri the Moro outlaw and wiped out his entire band in a cave fight. American losses were one private killed and three officers and twenty enlisted men wounded. one sailor wounded.
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Georgia Re Elects Senator Alexander Stephens Clay
In a separate session the Georgia General Assembly elected United States Senator Alexander Stephens Clay for another term. The vote followed a constitutional requirement and affirmed the incumbent’s reappointment to the Senate.
Georgia Democrats Set Ballot For Congressional Choice
Tomorrow the Georgia legislature will convene in joint session to ratify their separate selection. Senator Clay will address national issues. Clay, born September 25, 1853 in Cobb County, was admitted to the bar in 1877, served as speaker of the state assembly, president of the state senate, and headed the state Democratic executive committee before succeeding John B. Gordon as senator in 1890 and being re-elected in 1903.
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Fourth of July Celebrations Report Mixed Across Cities
The Record-Herald summarizes national Fourth of July celebrations noting growing sanity in many cities. Chicago reports few injuries and no deaths with 46 dead and 15 hurt nationwide. weather dampened enthusiasm and many traveled to resorts. Washington boasts a safe and sane celebration with no fireworks incidents and no accidents recorded.
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Fireworks display ends with no injury in city parks
A reported firework incident in Cleveland led to no injuries. A shot was heard inside the city limits during the public exhibition in the parks list evening.
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Cleveland
Judy G
Gotham's Record Fourth of July Toll in New York
New York reports four deaths and 657 injuries from July Fourth events in New York and Brooklyn with nine in serious condition. Hospitals are overwhelmed as fireworks cause minor burns and cuts. reports from Long Island and suburbs to follow. Fire Chief Croker notes fewer serious fires than in past years.
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Brooklyn
Long Island
Croker
TERSE TELEGRAMS OF A VASTLY DAMAGED REPORT
A garbled telegram mixes multiple events: a man killed by a stab in Pitobure, a balloonist tied to a Grand Rapids incident, and deaths from a bridge collapse. Reports claim a Prominent Dry Goods Leader Levebont of Houston was shot, plus a Robbery and a family murder in Aberdeen. A golfing manager dies. Foley kidney remedy ad appears amid chaotic plaintext. Sheridan wins national all round title with a new record at Celtice park.
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New York
Celtice Park
Martin J. Sheridan
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Death by own action near South Bend on July 8
Fragmented notice recalls a fatal incident on a river near South Bend where a young man and companions vanished after drifting past a shoreline rapids. The body recovered and a separate charitable note praises Electric Bitters as effective in aiding stomach, liver, and kidney ailments.
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South Bend
St Tescerh
Sniende
Quiet Independence Day in Boston Ends Without Fatalities
Boston observed a notably peaceful Fourth of July with no deaths from fireworks. Across New England, the day also passed quietly as 216 people were injured, though many seriously.
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Boston
New Engeland
Fire damages in Greenfield office and Star store blaze
Fire broke out in the basement of the Republican office in Greenfield Indiana and spread to the adjacent Star department store owned by Simon Kain. Loss to the Republican office was under 500 dollars while Star stereo stock suffered about 5000 dollars damage, fully insured.
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Republican
Star
Simon Kain
Tragic Drowning at New England Regatta
A fatal accident mars the New England Amateur Rowing Association championship as Edward Morley, an eighteen year old from Roxbury Massachusetts, drowned after the eight oared junior crew boat capsize. Morley clung to a tow rope for rescue but could not be saved. His two boatmates aided him after the wreck.
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Boston
New England
Edward Morley
St. Adpons
Roxbury
Atass
Three Dead and Sixty Injured in Philadelphia Fourth
Philadelphia reports three deaths and sixty injured from Independence Day events. The city also counted more than fifty small fires caused by fireworks, a drop from last year’s higher injury tally.
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Philadelphia
Independence Day Celebration Ends With No Fatalities
In Cincinnati on July 6, a three day Independence Day celebration produced several dozen minor accidents but no fatalities. Most incidents were of a trivial nature with little injury.
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Cincinnati
Unexplained Firecracker Blast Hurts Newsboy in Memphis
In Memphis on July 6 a spark ignited a bunch of firecrackers carried in the shirt bosom of Hidle Charley Bedonis, a crippled newsboy. The boy was severely burned as crackers exploded around his chest and he is not expected to recover.
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Charley Bedonis
Deaths, Injuries Mark Independence Day in St Louis
Two fatalities occurred during Independence Day celebrations in St Louis. Police report 205 injuries ranging from serious to minor as the "safe and sane" concept faded amid the festivities.
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St. Louis
Louisville Fourth of July Celebration Records Few Incidents
In Louisville Kentucky on July 6 the Fourth of July celebration produced only minor fire alarms and no serious casualties. Three alarms were reported, all deemed trivial, confirming a safe and orderly holiday observance.
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Louisville
Delay in Taking Foley's Kidney Remedy Backfire Threat
Warns that delaying Foley's Kidney Remedy after backache or kidney bladder trouble risks speeding disease progression and complicating cure. Urges prompt use to prevent worse outcomes.
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Foley
Fire claim at Leah Tieston home leaves multiple dead
In Richmond on July 6 H Strauss and a Confederate veteran among seven children and several others perished in a house fire at Mr Hamlett's residence. A child was thrown from a window and severely injured, with one infant reported dead and others missing or harmed.
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Fire toll from Fourth of July celebration in Buffalo
Buffalo reports forty fires and injuries to fifty children ages two to sixteen linked to an old-fashioned Fourth of July celebration. A two year old girl named Mary Celbis suffered burns. The incident highlights the dangers of pyrotechnics during the holiday.
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N. Y
Pals Des Mary Celbis
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New Discovery Cures Consumption Says Reader
W. R. Lipecomb of Washington NC recalls his brother’s decade long health battle with consumption until using Dr King’s New Discovery. He reports a full recovery after six bottles and endorses the remedy for coughs bronchitis la grippe asthma and related lung issues. The ad promises 500 and 1.00 bottles with a guarantee.
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Washington
Dr King
Local Music Supervisor Purchases Borgerding Home
Prof. Anton H Embe, supervisor of music in public schools, has purchased the residence of Harry Borgerding on East Ninth between Market and Spring. The Borgerdings have left for Europe to spend one or two years there.
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Curious Realms of Kin and Medicine Reach Far
A fragment notes Amer Smith and a sister’s journey to California while Dr Cook trips Europe. It mentions Dr W J Lach and a Vienna surgery course as they study at a hospital there. The text hints at international medical training and family ties in a transient scene.
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California
Elevator Beam Falls In Building Injury Fatality
In Indianapeli eta a construction incident caused an elevator beam to fail at the shaft top. The beam fell and struck Toon Springer, breaking his neck as the car was lowered from the first floor to the basement.
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Springer
Eevator Acent
National Paper Stock Congas
Excursion Tickets Offered for St Paul MN Convention
International Convention of the United Society of Christian Endeavor to be held at St Paul Minnesota. The committee will sell excursion tickets to St Paul and return for 21 dollars. Tickets on sale July 5 to 7 with return by July 12.
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