Ten policemen kill stray dogs in Chicago
A report notes ten policemen with rapid fire revolvers killing stray dogs in Chicago. A separate item mentions a mob in Terry, British Columbia, nearly whipping to death George Corey for beating his wife on the street. President Bird 8 Coler of Brooklyn seeks the Democratic gubernatorial nomination in New York. Also a mining shaft accident at Moosic Pennsylvania leaves a 15 year old door boy John Golden fatally injured. Bethlehem Pennsylvania steel works pays $175,060 semi monthly, the largest since last fall.
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Chicago
Terry
B.C
George Corey
Bird
Coler
Brooklyn
New York
Laws
Moosic
John Golden
Taylor hospital
Bethlehem (Pa) steel works
Roosevelt Aid Sought to Settle Switchmen Dispute
Beranton Pennsylvania August 4 Charles P Neill labor commissioner and Martin A Knapp interstate commerce chairman form a board under the Erdman act to mediate between Lackawanna Railroad and its switchmen. Grand Master Hawley says federal intervention is avoided. Grievance committee members will return and resume talks Tuesday as Lackawanna firemen plan to present grievances to General Superintendent Clarke.
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Roosevelt
Lackawanna
Clarke
Railroads Cause Monthly Deaths and Injuries in Pennsylvan ia
A state railroad commission summary shows an average of 88 killed and 772 injured per month across Pennsylvania railroads in the six months ending June 30. Accidents totaled 6160 with 525 deaths and 4635 injuries. March had peak kill and injury figures. Also noted: a Newark man lost a leg after trying to board a moving train. a Canonsburg man fatally injured by his wife’s gunfire during a quarrel.
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Harrisburg
state railroad commission
Newark
N. J
William L. Stockton
Stockton
Pennsylvania
White
Canonsburg
Frank’ ‘Talmer
Talmer
Seven Perished in Water Incidents Across Several Cities
Reports from Philadelphia Jamestown and Scranton detail drownings as several individuals, including Herbert Mitchell and Blair Green, perish after diving or skating into water. In Jamestown two youths, Miss Green and Porter Parish, drowned when struck by a steamer near Chautauqua Pier. Other cases cite unknown swimmers and young men drowning in ponds, lakes, and rivers across Pennsylvania and New York.
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Jamestown
N. Y
Blaie Green
Savannah
Porter Parish
Memphis
Hazers To Be Reinstated At West Point After Review
President Roosevelt and Secretary of War Luke Wright decide the eight cadets dismissed for hazing at the United States Military Academy will be reinstated and punished under academy procedures. Wright, departing Oyster Bay, noted the final order has not yet been issued despite approval of the superintendent’s report. Pettibone Cancer Diagnosis Linked to West Federation case adds grim note from Denver hospital.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Luke E. Wright
United States Military academy
West Point
Wright
military academy
Pattibone
Denver
Colo
St. Joseph's hospital
George A. Pettibone
Western Federation of Miners
Pettibone
Idahad
Freak Steimenberg
Taft Urges Prompt Justice For Poor At Virginia Bar Meeting
At Hot Springs Virginia Taft argues that prompt affordable justice for the poor is the country’s top issue. He says delays hinder equal protection and that quickness matters more than absolute exactness. The talk precedes a Virginia Bar Association session with Henry Clay McDowell also speaking.
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Hot Springs
Tat
Taft
Virginia Bar association
Wyndham Meredith
Richmond
Mr. Taft
Henry Clay McDowell
United States
south
Bryan Reports on Taft Plot in Georgia and North Carolina
Lincoln Nebraska August 3 William Bryan reviews a Republican plan aiding Populist and Independence candidates in Georgia and North Carolina. The effort aims to split Democratic support, with Graves and Watson playing key roles and Georgia facing a split race between candidates on non Democratic tickets.
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Lincoln
Neb
William Bryan
Georgia
North Carolina
Taft
Bryan
south
Georgtek
Thomas ©. Watson
Popaliet
John Temple Graves
pendence party
Graves le sow
New York
Demenweine Ucket
Goeringal
dent
Watson
Javea potat
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Fast
PATRICK STREET
BIRELY'S
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Church Streete
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BALTIMORE& OHIO
Niagara Falls
FREDERICK
Baltimore & Ohio
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Old Frederick
WASHINGTON
BALTIMORE
Truth
FOURTH STREET
Invest Dent
Monsey iv loan
L. M. NIXDORFF, Jr
Gourt St
Contrel Bank
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MARKEY’S
LEHIGH
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PORTLAND
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Fifth
EDNA War
CE HOPPER
Edna Wallace Hopper
Board of Mediation
PENNA
Philadelphia
Herbert Mitchell
Red Star line
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Abitworp
Delaware river
Mitchell
John Mitchell
Lewaham
London
Scranton
here
Willam Steiner
Ralph Hall
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Wilkes-Barre
Simon Sima
Richard G. Lutsey
Susquehanna
Plymouth
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