Moyer Released on Bail as Pettibone Remains in Jail
Boise Idaho July 23 Charles H Moyer president of the Western Federation of Miners and co defendant with William M Haywood was ordered released on $25 000 bail by Judge Wood. Pettibone stubbornly remains jailed until his trial set for October 1. Haywood received many congratulatory messages as labor supporters claim labor triumphed over capital.
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Boise
Ida
Charles H Moyer
Western Federation of Miners
William M. Haywood
Stempenberg
Wood
Haywood
Moyer
Facl
Stiles
Pettibone
Ute
Pettibome
Moser
Harry Orchard
Parrow
Chicagga
Mover
Borah
Korah
Tvarrow
Colorado
Venver
Haywood Arrival Prompts Denver Miner Parade
Secretary Treasurer Haywood's Denver return will trigger a Western Federation of Miners demonstration. Arrangements are under way for excursions from Cripple Creek to join federation members in celebrating Haywood's acquittal at Boise. A parade, first in three years, is planned as a feature of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haywood
Denver
Col
Western Federation of Miners and
of Labor
Cripple Creek
Federation
Foin Fm
Boise
Baggageman Injured in Trunk Explosion at Station
A trunk carried by a Greek miner containing dynamite exploded at Union Station injuring a baggageman and six others. Baggageman Warner Sparks and Magic Gavin suffered serious injuries. the trunk was destroyed and several bystanders were hurt. In New York a separate case, a woman identified as Mrs. Davidson was found dead in a boarding house on West Twenty second street with a strangulation mark on her neck.
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St. Louis
Union Station
Ivan Demeter
Appalachian
W. Va
Warner Sparks
Magic Gavin
New York
Rloteus Strikers Rally in Vosges Amid French Unrest
In L Etape France on July 20 strife spreads through the Vosges region as riot forces erect fresh barricades. Rioters capture General Latour and tensions rise despite efforts to restore order.
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Rloteus
L‘etape
France
Vosges
Mod
Latour
Americans In Paris in Huntington Tragedy Shock
An aged American major Henry A Huntington dies in Versailles after a family massacre by his son Henry who shot his sisters and brothers. Henry attempted suicide in his cell using a silk handkerchief but was stopped by a vigilant jailer. The wife Edith and son Douglas were wounded but survived. Edith attended the dying father.
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Versailles
Henrys
Henrys A. Huntington
Aimer Joan Cotanyata Diplomiadec
France
Major Huntington
Edith
Douglas
Henry
Mob Violently Kills Reed After Policeman Daugherty Slaying
In Crisfield Maryland on July 30 a mob dragged Reed from a swamp grave, shot the body, burned it, and stood by as the remains turned to ashes. Police seek Reed’s associate Hildred and the room keeper Showers, captured and jailed, amid widespread lynching mood and harsh criticism of Reed’s treatment.
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Daugherty
Princess Anne
Crisfield
Showers
Pidtred
Hees
Reed
Baseball Scores From St Louis Chicago and Cincinnati
National League results show New York at St Louis and Chicago with 2 to 3 and 6 to 2 scores. American League games include New York at Detroit rained and Boston 4 Cleveland. American Association listings include Minneapolis 4 at Milwaukee and Columbus 8 Tule do 3.
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St. Louis
New York
Chicago
Brokdyn
Pittsburg
Boston
Explosion Affects Imperial Trip Amidst Travel Chaos
Report from St Petersburg notes a blast during a royal convoy near the emperor’s retinue while en route to the capital. The incident follows a procession disrupted by a petard planted along the route. A referenced remedy, Foley's Honey and Tar, is advertised for asthma relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qhuik
Foley
Kuaoefel
Arrest in Rockport for alleged rape of young girl
John Smith was arrested in Rockport Indiana on a charge of attempted rape of May Jones eight years old. He reportedly met the girl and a four year old companion in Kigman’s grove while picking blackberries. Lave Finnies heard cries and rescued them as Smith was seized and held for grand jury action. Lynching fears rise locally.
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Rockport
Ind
John Smith
May Jones
Aleter
Kigman
Lave Finnies
Smith
Electric Hitters Claim Cure for Back and Kidney Ailments
J. KR. Blankenship of Beck, Teno endorses Electric Hitters as a guaranteed cure for back and kidney trouble. He cites initial relief after the first course and full recovery after several bottles, with the drug sold at O. D. Knoefel’s drug store for 500 price units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. KR. Blankenship
Beck, Teno
O. D. Knoefel
Prion 500
Congo State Under Fire in Lords Over Tyranny Claims
Lord Monkswell charged the Congo independent state with unrestrained tyranny enforced by lash and bullet. Bishops and peers debated the Congo question, with calls for international conventions or British consuls in the upper Congo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Congo Independent State
Lord Monkswell
Congo
House of Lords
Ita
Hiltaln
Portugal
Canterbury
Leopold
Earl of Mayo
Upper Congo
Lord Fitzmaurice
India
Fire in Christie Street Tenement Kills Eighteen
In New York on July Su eighteen people, all Italians, die in a Christie Street tenement fire with at least fifteen others seriously injured. Initial reports blamed a basement grocery store blast, but police found no evidence of incendiary origin or a bomb.
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New York
Christie Street
Navy Board to Probe Battleship Turret Explosions
President Roosevelt informally approves the board’s report on the Georgia disaster and endorses convening a naval experts panel to investigate gun turret construction and operation for safeguards against explosions.
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Qosster Bay
N.Y
Sagamore Hil
Navy
New Berests
Roosevelt
Georgia
Suit in Concord Over Depositions in Eddy Next Friends Case
Another skirmish in the next friends suit against Mrs. Mary Baker G. Eddy followers arose before Magistrate Cook over taking depositions from Eddy household members. Magistrate Cook will consider issuing. an attachment for contempt was sought against two parties who refused to testify.
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Concord
N. Wi
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Cook
Heat Fells Ball Weevil Grubs Aiding Louisiana Crop Outlook
Baton Rouge reports indicate extreme heat over two weeks has killed large numbers of ball weevil grubs. The crop pest commissioner notes the sun’s intensity has done more good than harm, reducing grub populations and improving prospects for a fair Louisiana crop in previously dire areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Receiver Named for American Rolling Mill in Chicago
Judge Landis in the United States district court appointed the American Trust and Saving Bank as receiver for the American Rolling Mill Corporation in Chicago on July 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Landis
United States District Court
American Trust and Saving Bank
American Rolling Mill Corporation
Russia and Japan Sign Mutual Protection Agreement
The foreign office in St Petersburg announced that Russia and Japan signed treaties of commerce navigation and fishery and that a broader political entente is in preparation to erase war era hostilities. The entente mirrors a France Japan accord with both powers pledging mutual recognition of rights and territory.
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Bt. Petersburg
Foreign Office
Russia
Japan
Tokio
France
Saloon Keepers Form Jennings County Protective Association
North Vernon Indiana July 30 1910. Fifteen saloon keepers did not all sign the law enforcement agreement yet no liquor sales occurred on Sunday. A permanent organization was formed to enforce closings with an assessment to fund operations. The mayor backs efforts for a dry town and warns licenses will be challenged after any Sunday violation.
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North Vernon
Ind
Jennings County Protective Association
Fragmented Text on Mars Snapshots and Mirrored Scholars
Fragmented OCR notes mention Mars exploration and individuals such as Miers Phirve and Professor Lowell. It references telescopes, maps, and water on Mars with claims of research authority, though many portions are garbled and uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ariz
Lowell
Pelir
Intoxicated husband left to face murder charge
Gertrude Moreain lies dying after a brutal attack by her husband in Manele Indiana. Christopher Moreain, already sentenced to six months for brutality, faces possible murder charges as neighbors rescued the victim weeks ago. The case follows a drunken attempt to force whisky on the triple three year old grandchild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manele
Ind
Gertrude Moreain
Christeopher Moreain
Armenian priest in extortion raid linked to murder probe
New York arrest of Father Levort Martoogesian, tied to Hunchaktat society, on extortion charges. Police probe follows the killing of Ho vanbdes Tavahoujian, a wealthy rug merchant, several days earlier. In San Francisco, the bribery case against T V Ilabey was postponed as Judge Dunne orders a new jury panel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Levort Martoogesian
Hunchaktat Society
Hovanbdes Tavahoujian
San Francisco
T. V. Ilabey
Pacific States Telephom and Telegraph Company
Dunne
Kidney irregularities risk from heat and drink warned
Summer kidney irregularities are linked to excess drinking or overheating. Urges prompt care with Foley's Kidney Care available from C D Kuorfel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley's
C.D. Kuorfel
German Commission to Study U S Electrical Railroads
A government commission led by Herr Wittefeld from the public works department will travel to the United States next week to study all electrical railroad systems in America. Germany plans to electrify railroads around Berlin and parts of its main lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Herr Wittefeld
Public Works Department
United States
Walek
America
Herlin
Germany
Foraker Letter Said to Endorse Taft Candidacy
In Cincinnati on July 30 Senator Foraker released no letter in Canton that would express his views on Taft’s presidential bid. The note, addressed to C. B. McCoy of Coshocton a Republican state committee member, was meant to reflect the senator’s stance when the committee convenes in Columbus today.
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Cincinnati
Taft
United States
Foraker
C. B. McCoy
Coshocton
Republican State Committee
Columbus
Dr. King’s New Discovery Recounts Recovery Tale
A. O. Floyd of Kershaw recalls escaping consumption after six months on Dr. King’s New Discovery. He lost weight to 135 pounds with a constant cough, but recovered to 170 pounds. The ad touts thousands healed yearly and offers trial bottles at Knoefel’s drug store.
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A. O. Floyd
Kershaw
S UC
Dr. King
O. D. Knoefel
Youth Threw Deadly Missile Ends In Fatality In Lebanon
In Lebanon a riversman Si-Nat C. Titus died after Oscar Proctor seventeen struck him with a stone thrown during a dispute over overtime. Proctor fled but was later jailed for murder while Titus died from concussion. William Sager drove to town and helped move the injured.
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Lebanon
Nat C. Titus
Oscar Proctor
Titus
Proctor
Nirder Proctor
William Sager
Mars Canal Ambition Asserts Human Limitation
The article describes Martian geography and atmosphere, arguing Martian canals could be dug by advanced machines or by humans with great effort. It notes Martian life, long canals, and enormous creatures, speculating on technology and the age of Mars. The piece anticipates Professor Todd’s Andes expedition for further insights.
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Earebui
Walter
Artihebal Hayecus
Marthin
Blasson
Mars
Ben Serateh
Niles
Earth
Canal Zone
Professor Todd
Andes
Gravel Road Law Faces Constitutional Challenge in Bluffton
In Wulfton Indiana July 209 the county commissioners ordered seven gravel roads under the three mile gravel road law. Harrison township Bluffton will bear 75 percent of costs while R F Cummins and associates challenge the law as applied arguing the burden is unconstitutional in many counties. Cummins has appealed to the circuit court to test constitutionality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wulfton
Ind
County Commissionners
Harrison Township
Bluffton
R. F. Cummins
Circuit Court
Accident Hiding Shot Echoes in Pigeon Creek Boat Ride
In Evansville Sud a tragic accident occurred when fourteen year old Jacob Hihakter shot his twin brother in the abdomen while boating on Pigeon creek. He rushed to shore hitched his father's horse and carried his brother toward a hospital but medical efforts were of little hope for the victim. The incident ended in a fatal or near fatal outcome for the injured youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Sud
Jacob Hihakter
Pigeon Creek
Jacob
Amputation for a Child in Shelbyville Yard Accident
In Shelbyville Indiana on July 30 Rosana Kountz ten year old daughter of John Kounts jumped from a coal car in the J M I yards as a freight car passed she was knocked down and her left leg was so badly injured it must be amputated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelbyville
Ind
Rosana Kountz
John Kounts
Mount J A 1897 1901 A Civil War Era Figure
Jittes Al Venot, from a large family of twelve children, lived through the Civil War era. He fought, was wounded, and served throughout the conflict. He later held office for four years after his predecessor’s term ended. Assertions of equal standing and subsequent events are noted, with references to the era’s political shifts and memorials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jittes
Meeret
Tsay
The Strawberry Tale Described in Ancient Lore and Terse Vignettes
Readable passages recount a legend of a blind Hungarian king enjoying wild strawberries and water, set against a frontier town, with interwoven fragments about letters, a Miss May Gathuan, and medical events. The piece blends mythic fruit lore with scattered notices and local names, creating a curious historical collage.
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Boise Tem
Porarily
Paris
Maryland
St. Petersburg
Lrperiel
Peter Npelealafe
Viteh
Enusin
St Petersburg
Cam Othe
Ciart
The
Congo State
Ment
Lord Monkeewell
Canse
Sion
Sun
Robbinae
Georgetown
Powers
Robbins
Hobbing
Toeat
Asheville
Southern Railway
Athantie Coast Line
Pritchard
Dajunetion
Raleigh
Cievernar Glenn
Supreme Court of the United States
North Vernon Day
ARS Tapsiher
Loowell
Meith Atherton
Travia ‘Tordb
Nuisherst University
Sablier Sea
Phutoubalphuc Veews
Ayer
J.C. Co
Maes
Indiana
James A. Mount
Hungary
Afaredens
Telus
Abe
Searele
Spain
Ardimete
Pais
Wapanucka
Tata
Fyanesville
May Gathuan
St Maras
Patal
Detter List
Coontey
Heeey
Ethar Hox
Eamyp Mos
Nadia Bob Tee
Touta
Vy Dulea
Ib Nile
Deliery Jolusda Alls
Nora McCollum
Moor
Ella Lacoolas
John Whitra
Helen Wandell
R W. Morris
P.M
Minnesta
Ware
Hawaiian Islands
Froue Volletron
Ottawa
Kan
Faathenuers Association
Tuoman
Wotamsen
Attvena
Guayaquil
Benabor Ter
Vel der Duunes Gar
Sto Lecers Oo
Havwe Hermon Ue
Fae
Ont
Tom
Bette
Indianapolis
Timothy
Atockere
New Verte
Lamhez
Les
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