Teachers in a wreck near Newman Calif kill two
A Burlington special train carrying teachers to the National Education Association convention collided with a freight train near Newman in Stanislaus County. Miss Addie Harris of St Louis and Mrs Lene Hammond of Seneca Sulis died. Thirteen passengers were lightly injured. most were from St Louis. The wreck caused a fire and several cars burned as the 40 mph collision occurred near a water stop.
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Stockton
Cal
Burlington
St. Louis
Los Angeles
National Education Association
Newman
Stanislas County
Addie Harris
Lene Slammond
Seneca Sulis
Harris
Hammond
Robert
Ramsburg Wins At Athletic Park Three Track Events
At Athletic Park yesterday evening a large crowd watched three races. Ramsburg won the one mile handicap with Burck second after a time of 2.2237. Burck won the two mile handicap, Ramsburg second in 3 09. In the pursuit Ramsburg overtook Burck in four minutes and five seconds.
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Athletic Park
Grove
Markey
Borck
Ramsburg
Devil_hiss ecratch
Burck
Devilbiss
Well-Supplied Angler Heads to Monocacy Trip
Edwin F. Moberly, a popular letter carrier, began his vacation along the Monocacy, carrying a heavy bait bundle including sixty catfish, thirty tadpoles, one hundred crawfish, forty minnows, sixty three toads, seventeen helgramites, fifty grasshoppers and a box of black angle-worms. He still managed to catch four small bass named Dean and Drifty.
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Edwin F. Moberly
Moberly
An Excellent Combination In San Francisco Fig Syrup Ad
An advertisement extols Synxer or Figs from the Cathronsia Fie Syror Co as a superior laxative remedy. It highlights gentle, effective relief from headaches fevers and constipation, claims kidney and bowel benefits, and emphasizes authentic manufacturing by the California Fig Syrup Co with locations in San Francisco Louisville and New York. It warns against imitators and notes price per bottle.
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Cathronsia Fie Syror Co
California Fig Syrup CO
San Francisco
Cal
Louisville
New York
Endeavorers Adjourn After Record Attendance in Detroit
The eighteenth International Christian Endeavor convention closed in Detroit with large crowds, praise for peace efforts, and messages to leaders including President McKinley and Queen Victoria. Attendance reached about 28 000 Endeavorers and 298 500 total in meetings, alongside 15 000 in non evangelistic gatherings and 100 conversions.
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International Convention of Christian Endeavor
Methodist Episcopal
Vincent
Kansas
Evangelist Chapman
New York
Andrew D. White
American Peace Commissioners
Hague
Clark
White
International Conven
McKinley
Minto
Canada
Queen Victoria
Friends of Peace
Drummond
Governor General of
Governor General
Dominion of Canada
Endeavor
Williston
Foster
Baar
Boston
Baer
W. H. Strong
Jesus
Great Britain
Messrs. Tressidder and Mursell
London
Pollock
Glasgow
Britain
Christ
America
J. Wilbur Chapman
John H. Vinzent
Methodist Church
Captain Watkins Admits Error In Paris Wreck Suspension
Captain Watkins accepts responsibility for the Paris wreck caused by an unaccountable error in position calculation. He is suspended for two years as master of ocean steamers by local steamboat inspectors. Clement Acton Griscom Jr. defends the sentence as severe but notes Watkins’ fifty years at sea without prior accidents.
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New York
Watkins
American Line
Paris
Toens Board of Steamboat
Watking
Captain Watkins
Clement Acton Griscom
Ailthia
General Wood Leads Vigorous Fight Against Yellow Fever
General Leonard Wood the military governor returned from the United States and moved headquarters to an elevated point near Santiago Cuba. He ordered suspension of payments to Cuban troops to deter drinking during the epidemic and intensified sanitary measures as the fever worsened.
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Santiago
Santiago de la Cuba
Leonard Wood
United States
Son- 20
Monaco Prince Declines Duel Over Castellane Title
Paris July 11 The Prince of Monaco refuses to duel Count de Castellane, deeming him unworthy due to Castellane's claimed title. Dreyfus affair inflames tension as Castellane faces accusations of fraud and royalists fund anti-Dreyfus agitation. The Seile and Gazette de France report on political plots and subsidies tied to the unrest.
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Prince of
Monaco
Bont de Castellane
Dreyfus
Castellane
Mmo
Gazette de France
Orleanist Party
League of Patriots
Count de Castellane
Syveton
League of the French Fatherland
College of Rheims
Rennes
Lebon
Devil's Island
M. Lebon
M. Deniel
Deniel
Violent Kidnapper Fights Jail Transfer to Joliet
Mrs Ann Elizabeth Ingersoll of Painesville Ohio resisted capture during transfer to Joliet prison for an indeterminate sentence. She fought three guards tore clothes and hats from staff and was carried out by force despite handcuffs.
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Ingersoll
Chicago
Ann Elisabeth Ingersoll
Painesville
Gerald Lapiner
Joliet
Whitman
Death of Grand Duke George in the Caucasus
Reports from St. Petersburg confirm the death of Grand Duke George Alexandrovite, brother of the heir apparent Michael, at the imperial palace in the southern Caucasus after a long illness. Born April 27, 1871, he trained as a Russian prince but suffered a chest weakness revealed by an accident. specialists failed to restore his health.
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St. Petersburg
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Imperial Palace
Caucasus
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Loeydan
Michael
Yng
Nicholas
George Alexandrovite
Alexander IT
Belgian consul Charles Mali dies in New York
Charles Mali, serving as Belgium’s consul in New York for 34 years, died in the city yesterday. The report notes his long service and sudden death, reflecting on his diplomatic involvement.
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Polsoner Smin
Harrisburg
Albert Smith
Smith
Annie Winston
Charles Mali
New York
Gutierrez Celis
San Cristobal
Pretoria
Transvaal
Marathlend
United States
Otis
Thirty-fifth
Thirty-seventh
United States Volunteer Infantry
Strike at Metropolitan Street Railway Sparks Labor Clash
Ninety five percent of Metropolitan Street Railway workers reportedly express satisfaction with hours pay and management to President Vreeland. Knights of Labor counters with a grievances committee calling on him and pledges a fight to finish. Separate notices report a Halifax steamer wreck with all aboard saved and a Peoria police officer gravely injured after a bank hold up.
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Maen
Spee Jo Torently
New York
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
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Vreeland
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Murphy
Parsons
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