Riot Ends as Troops Hold Shenandoah. One Dead
Reports from Shenandoah detail a violent riot in which soldiers were deployed to restore order. Joseph Bedall died from injuries sustained during the disturbance. four policemen and several strikers were wounded but others are expected to recover. The district attorney and sheriff pursue arrests of rioters while leaders of the United Mine Workers deplore the bloodshed. President Mitchell later questioned initial casualty claims and urged lawfulness. Federal judges issued an injunction against Mitchell and associates to prevent interference with coal operations and intimidation of workers.
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Thomas Bedell
R. Bedall
Bedall-Taggart Company
Minners Hospital
Pottsville
United Mine Workers
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Shier
Schuylkill
Best
Mitchell
Wilkesbarre
Dhep
Shenandoah
John
Charleston
W. Vi
Wilson
Chesapeake & Ohio, Coal Agency
Iver
Keller
Chesapeakey
United Mine Works Secret ‘Organization
Orbigcere
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Fortidu
Iowa Republican Convention Adopts Platform Amid Tariff Debate
Delegates nearly fill the hall as the convention adopts the party platform without a nomination speech. Controversy over tariff and platform utterances is resolved by the resolutions committee with added praise for Roosevelt and antitrust enforcement. The entire Iowa delegation attends but is not called upon for speeches.
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Pest
Gorme
Freese Heater
Gr . T
Bre
Roosevelt
Claiirman ‘Smith
Trade Review: Quiet Gains Amid Mixed Industrial Signals
Bradstreet's reports a cautious tone as crops and trade show modest gains while farm prices remain favorable. Weather is uneven but not fully offset by past delays. Iron and steel show strength with some weak spots. rail tonnage looks solid despite potential car shortages. Lumber rises in the west, eastern demand recovering. hardware for building remains soft. Business failures for the week ending July 31 total 168, compared with 178 prior week and 178 a year ago.
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New York
Bradstreet’s
Luimber
Canal power clash stirs Joliet and Lockport
Controversy over water and power rights along the Illinois and Michigan Canal zone erupts as the Sanitary District faces a condemnation suit by the Gaylord syndicate to seize land for a Lockport Joliet power site. Officials plan a Lockport project delivering 24 000 horsepower and a navigable waterway. Illinois canal board president Snively seeks legal advice for an injunction against the Chicago Sanitary District as riparian ownership is disputed.
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Joliet
Lockport
Fedge Sanitary District
Gaylord
Sybdicate
Nate
Ict
Toit
Snively
Illinois and Michigan Canal Board
Chicago
Build Big Boats Pro. Steamers Erected Largest Side Wheelers
Detroit Aug. 2 Free Press reports a conference between Alexander McVittie of Detroit Ship Building, W. C. McMillitt of Detroit and Cleveland Navigation, finalizing a plan to build two new giant side wheel passenger steamers for a route to Cleveland. Each boat costs about 4500000, carries 4000, and has sleeping space for 7200. The project aims to create the world's largest side wheelers with a total cost around 31,700,000.
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Detroit
The
Free Press
Alexander McVittie
Detroit Ship Building Company
American
Ship Building Company
W. C.,mcmillitt
Detroit and Cleveland Navigation Company
Pacetonkey
Cleveland
Reports Agere: Numferous May Have Claimed to California
In a terse dispatch readers learn about alleged actions linked to California. The note records confusion over a claim and mentions possible damage assessments and numbers, with uncertain attribution to a group or event.
Earthquakes Reported Raging Near Los Alamos and Santa Barbara
A chaotic dispatch details powerful quakes near Los Alamos and Santa Barbara with tremors continuing since June 27, major damage limited to nearby structures, and residents reporting landslides and collapsed roadways. Observers cite subterranean gas and oil activity as quake drivers while noting mild daytime heat and ongoing aftershocks. Local scientists and officials caution that the tremors may persist and advise precautionary measures.
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