Rate war between state and railways ends in accord
July 21 in British NC the standoff over a 24 cent rate is settled after Governor Glenn, Southern Railway, and Atlantic Coast Line agree to implement the rate by August 8. The accord covers appeals, indictments, and future court actions, with both sides seeking orderly court handling and to avoid further prosecutions until the rate takes effect. Governor Glenn hails it as a victory for state rights against federal interference.
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British, NC
Glenn
Satelale
Southern Railway
Atlantic Coast Line
Mark Brown
Ashevill
Southern
Patchard
Asheville
Supreme Court of North Carolina
Wake Crane
Supreme Court of the United States Fourth
Idea
State Arts
Atlante Coast Line
Dudge Pritch
Thom and
Humphrey
Southern Railway Company
Grenn
George Rountree
R. Nelson Buckley
Alexander Hamilton
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company
Asteville
Glens
Finder
Swithern
Wilson
Seer
Bustics Ternolds
Tiut
Indee Pritchard
Fetern Court
Habeas
Finter
Mer Fen & Marrimon
Stor Glenn
Finley
Battery Park
Hart
Williams
Wiliams Fh
Intel
Anites Pixies Priseal
Chtrnic
Jabeas Corpua
Priteha
Reynoldes
Brad Williams
Pricharss
Pritchard
Pinney
Sie Prrones
Bond
Becon
Rem
Filey
Counser
Fin- WY
Waliams
SHG
North Carolina
Iceard
Tennessee
State Lines
Wiley
Inley
Ian
Glia
Fatal fumigation traps family in Long Island cottage
A deadly fumigation in a rented Long Island cottage killed Miss Kate Soyrka and left six others unconscious from gases of a sulphur prussic acid mix. Residents included Ralph and Bertha Guerstel, their son Robert, Miss Lander, Miss Harriet Weaver, and butler Grandele. police and doctors treated victims at St Joseph's Hospital.
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Alexander Avenue
Arverne
Long Island
Jacob Fleischman
Ralph Guerstel
Mr. Guerstel
Bertha Guerstel
Robert
Doyle
Koff
New York
Miss Doyle
Miss Landor
Miss Weaver
Robert Guerstel
Grandele
Adriathe
Muary Eall
St Joseph's
Far Mockaway
Bes
Cowkan
Sourke
Beatings at Manhattan State Hospital Case Sparks Inquiry
Morris Modesky a patient at Manhattan State Hospital was beaten and became so agitated that Superintendent Will Maton requested the case be deestigated as the patient neared death. Coroner Harburger planned an autopsy if death occurred. Dr. Lehane, coroner's physician, noted serious chest injuries but no external marks. The incident prompted hospital officials to report prior illness and collapse before admission.
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Morris Modesky
Manhattan State Hospital
Will Maton
Corruar
Rela
Harburger
Lehane
Cnroner
Syid
Rodesky
Marburger
Wuther Tles
Rodeake
Draken
Qeontdnysiewsn
Millionaires dispute over Dr Evans estate to museum
Legal fight in Philadelphia centers on a 1900s will leaving about 1.28 million pounds or dollars to a planned Evans Museum and Institute Society in Philadelphia and Manhattan real estate. Executors challenge settlement terms while heirs contest valuation. New negotiations reportedly underway to resolve the contentious bequest.
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Thomas Wo Fens
Philadelphia
New Museum and Institute Society
Milla
Evans
Petrstt
Ivan Delphia
Mate van
Paris
Franco-Prussia
Blanchard Sistalter Eifert
Helreath Museum
Evans Cante
Museum
Frice
Evans Museum
Thinetum Society
Sees Corporation
de. Evans
Manhattan
Political Conference and Reapportionment Outlook
A lengthy Republican gathering in Binghamton discussed reapportionment and plans for a possible special election for State Senators, with attendees including Congressman John W. Dwight Senator Harvey Seeni and Judge C. Martin. Separately a New York banker H. Webber died at Memorial Hospital. he survived by a wife.
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Binghamton
Jenvene
C. ©. Martin
Iate
Court of Appeals
John W. Dwight
Harvey Seeni
Sinktrascatt
Genres W. Dann
Owen Cassidy
Prahet
H. Webber
New York
Oteaee Memorial Hospital
Old Age Pension Plan in Congress Would Aid Clerks
Dispatch from Washington reports a proposed universal retirement plan for federal clerks. Contributions would come from salaries, with options including cash lump sum, annuities, or lifetime payments. The plan aims to provide retirement income without burdening younger workers, and government contributions would be protected from attachment. The second item describes the steamboat Frontenac burning on Cayuga Lake with at least ten deaths, many women and children, and heroic efforts by crew and locals to rescue passengers.
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Peron
The
Tribune
Washington
Tie Keep Commission
Fede
Congress
Comméttye Ahleh
Angi
Avery
Hin Serviow
Nils
Toon
Sitary
Coutt
Witoh
Auburn
Farley
Weit
Cayuga Lake
Ie Ves
Per~sons
Aneta
Nughtes
AV Srathy Blowininelurg
MANET
Lia
Feawktert
Odd
Cenuna Momhicatey
Rachel Wohnen
NY Jvad
South
Aire
Middletown
ST Er Amtabe
Chartotta
Tee
DiLis Tinity
Frontenac
Ithaca
Cayaga
Lake Cayuga
Brown
Thames
Sloge
Stella
Auburh
Foraker Attacks Taft and Roosevelt in Ohio Speech
Senator Joseph B Foraker assails President Roosevelt and Secretary Taft in Logan County, arguing against Taft’s candidacy and tariff plans. He warns Taft would not win support from free Americans and questions tariff revision, while naming rival politicians including Burton and Herrick.
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Triwne
Bellefontaine
Oho
Joseph B Foraker
Logan County
Roosevelt
Taft
Burton
Cleveland
T. Herrick
Mhraker
Ohio
Mr. Taft
Ian
Senaor
Mtr Taft Ting
Baraker
Herrick Alen
Theadore Buyton
Columbas
Scales Set at Boise Haywood in Balance
At Ada County Courthouse a jury in the Haywood conspiracy trial housed in the second floor room deliberates all day with public spared and guards at every access. Jurors show fatigue yet no verdict after long weeks of testimony on charges tied to Governor Steunenberg’s murder.
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Bolas
Maho
Amooil
Ada
Naitinet
William D. Haywood
Western Federation of Miners
Frank Steunenbent
Wood
Munter
Robertson
Messecnr
Tudge Wood
Steunenberg
Charles H. Moyer
George A. Pettibone
Pred Miller
Spokane
Harry Orchand
Caldwell
Jak” Simpkins
Miller
Simpkins
Haywood
Orchard
Orchant
Pettibone
Sest
Jack
Denver
Cone
Etta Carruthers
Luke's Hospital
Familly
Mes Carruthers
Satliff
Arink
Harry Orchard
Fudge Woorf
S Ofelock
Wood Dean
Sen Jruthe Wood
Italian Jewelry Robbery Reports by Noted Actress
Miss Cholmeley-Dones, wife of notable editor Richard Gilder, says she was robbed of jewelry worth between 5000 and 10000 while traveling in Italy. The theft occurred in transit between Milan and Venice, with the trunk emptied at a hotel in Venice. Police were informed but no immediate action resolved the case. several necklaces and heirloom pieces were missing. Other named figures include Miss Gilder and Mrs Clara Law, with travel plans involving Richard Watson Gilder’s country markets.
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Jeannette Cholme
Richard Watson Gilder
Axeleedt
Paul
Haly
Milan
Venice
Stork
Stone
Bee
Mien
Mentos
Nothitus
Police
Mae Cholracleysdones
Thavish
Ninon
Koby
Clara Lawlve Fois
Bishly
Nise Gilder
New York
Wil
Automotive
Richard Watnon Gildee
Merkshires
St. Paul
Gilder
Mise
Runaway Tram Crash Fatal Risk After Pole Strike
After a tram derailed and crashed into a telephone pole near Woodlawn Cemetery, passengers were hurled from seats. Joseph Schutte and Antonio Creatio rode the car as it sped toward Fordham Hospital where injuries were treated. Creatio suffered likely fatal internal injuries and a fractured skull, with doctors predicting worse outcomes.
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Om Trane
Woodlawn
Worle
Mee Arane
Jossph Schutte
Schutte
Antonio Creallo
Fordhim Hospital
Sehulia
Fate Of Eleven Men In Doubt
A letter from Guatemala City claims July 2 was set for the execution of eleven teen defendants in Cabrera's assassination case. The Court of Appeals' refusal to overturn the sentence drew protests from the diplomatic corps, including the American Minister, but the executions had not been reported.
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Mexico City
Guatemala City
Cabrera
Court of Appeals
Autobile wreck on Ocean Parkway sparks chaotic melee
A carriage wreck caused by a speeding automobile on Ocean Parkway injured five people and triggered a street fight among six to seven autos returning from Coney Island. Several arrests followed as patrolmen arrived. victims suffered abrasions, a compound arm fracture, and a sprained knee while doctors treated them at Kings County Hospital.
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Ocean Parkway
Coney
Willian Dow
New SS Fulton Street
John Cosof
Classon Avenue
Brooklyn
Pattik Burton
St Felix Avenue
Brook Tym
James Harlan
Mark's Avenue
Brook Is
Sylvester Sheehan
Carlton Avenue
Kinan County Hospital
Hodge
Coney Island
Burton
Dow
Costello
Harlan
Sheehan
Parkville
Park Circle
Kings County
S P Officials in Jail Over Railroad Right of Way
The Southern Pacific and Phelps-Dodge dispute over a Sonora right of way leads to jail. SP officials have been jailed for violating an injunction restricting removal of Phelps-Dodge buildings at Nacozari.
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Galeernyns
Paso
Tex
Southern Pacific
Phelps-Dodge
Nacozari
Sonora
Southern Pacific Railroad
Phelps
Motor Cyclist Injures Man in Broadway Collision
Frank J. Houser of Elizabeth New Jersey severely injures Alexander McPike of No WW Carmine Street while Houser travels toward South Perry. The crash occurs on the street in front of the Stevens House at 19 Broadway. Houser is upset by the impact but is captured by Patrolman McAuliffe. charged with reckless driving.
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Frank J. Houser
Elizabeth
N. J
Alexander McPlke
Stevens
Broadway
Heuser
South Perry
McPike
McAuliffe
Mt Washington Storm Hits Summit in Severe July Gale
A fierce storm at Mount Washington produced winds over 100 mph by midnight and an all day heavy rain. Temperature hovered near freezing as guests at Summit House endured the worsening conditions. The event ranks among midsummer’s worst storms in memory with notable disruption to travel and hospitality on the mountain.
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Summit
Mount Washington
Suty
Judge Wood's Charge in Blaswond Case
Judge Fremont Weots instructed the jury in the Blaswond case, delivering sixty six instructions. He stressed caution toward evidence from an accomplice and urged distrust and scrutiny of the entire record to determine if any favor influenced the proceedings.
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Rotse
Maho
Fremont Weots
Jonath
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