Nighttime Suffering After New Jersey Tornado Strikes
In Paterson New Jersey a tornado leaves thirty to forty families homeless amid ruined streets and scarce shelter. Police curb looting as mayor and businessmen pledge relief while residents seek new homes amid fire damage, with private properties largely untouched. The storm damages homes including the Paterson Orphan Asylum and local mills, with extensive financial losses and calls for urgent action.
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Bernard Katz
Paterson Brewing Company
Street Department
Ganaaniene
Kievitt
Angie
Patersor
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Paterson Orphan Asylum
Pohily Sil Mill
Ram D. Cohen
Earth Shocks Seen Across Utah Cities
Utah rattled by minor tremors felt in Salt Lake City with a southeast to northwest pass. Ogden reported the strongest shock to date lasting about ten seconds, yet no damages were noted in either city.
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Salt Lake City
Ogden
Explosion disrupts elevated transit at key New York power house
A major blast at the Seventy-fourth Street power house halted all elevated trains for about forty-five minutes. The blast damaged cables and dynamos, disabled the power system, stranded thousands in cars, and prompted crowd control at Rector Street, City Hall, and Park Row. No injuries were reported.
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Park Row
Olice
Guthries battle flames on burning yacht Wana near Hell Gate
William D Guthrie his wife Ella and son William jr fought a reef fire on the steam yacht Wana after it ran hard aground on the Astoria side of Hell Gate. Fire reached the engine room but a bucket brigade and assistance from Captain H Johnson and tug Cooper saved the vessel towed to the New York Yacht Club anchorage. Principal damage was to the hold and machinery. Guthrie, a member of Guthrie Cravath Henderson, resides at 28 Park Avenue.
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Cruiser Galveston Launched At Trigg Shipyards
The cruiser Galveston, under construction when Trigg Shipyards became the subject of a receiver, was successfully launched today. Miss Elia Selay of Galveston served as sponsor, with Assistant Naval Constructor Greeck the only government official present.
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Greeck
Convicts Captured After Five Days Of Manhunt In New York Woods
Warden Deyo and officers trapped John Elliott Edward Kennedy and two other escapees after days in rain near Barnaby's Corners Altona. The four had tunnel knowledge and stolen $1397 found on Elliott and Kennedy. James and Collins were arrested near Rutland Railroad station Altona.
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Collins
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Rumors of Bulgarian uprising and royal flight
Belgrade reports in Stampa and other papers claim Bulgaria faces a revolution and Prince Ferdinand may have fled to Belgrade on government advice. No official confirmation yet. Reports also mention fifty four assassinations, many targeting palace guard soldiers at night.
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Crowds Observe Pope Leo XIII in St Peter's Rome
Special report from Rome July 23 describes smaller crowds at St Peter's for the first public viewing of the dead pope. The face is emaciated and yellowish, yet reverence remains. The basilica opens at six, with tickets required in the afternoon. The bier lies behind open gates, surrounded by twenty candles and guards, as prayers echo through the solemn scene. Rumors of papal succession swirl but no authoritative news. Cardinals discussed include Gibbons and Vannutelli, with Sarto considered a safe compromise candidate.
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St. Peter’s
Cardinal Gibbons
America
May Hasten Funeral Of Leo XIII In Rome
Thousands view Leo XIII in St. Peter's Basilica from sunrise to sunset as heat accelerates decomposition. Public viewing may end Friday night with funeral possibly moved up, leaving mourners with a stark image of the pope shown on the catafalque.
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Leo XIII
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St. Peter's
Associated Press
Chapel of the Sacrament
President Roosevelts open door policy on labor
Washington reports President Roosevelt enforces a universal standard for government work, non discrimination between union and non union labor, and defers to law rather than internal union rules. The Miller case tests union reaction as Bookbinders Union officials file affidavits while Palmer awaits duty assignment.
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Miller
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Bookbinders’ Union
Government Printing Office
United States
Union Defies Law in Government Printing Office Row
Washington dispatch reports a union backed by secret rules claiming higher authority than federal law over Civil Service hires at the Government Printing Office. J L Feeney says Miller was discharged for union expulsion and cites a long history of union and Civil Service acceptance of their rules and apprenticeship standards.
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William A. Miller
Palmer
Typographical Union
Wendell
de Frees
Rounds
Benedict
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Government Printing Office
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