Mexican Killer in Self Inflicted Shot at Pan American Exposition
Ernesto Zeozaya a 24 year old Mexican of good standing, shot concessionaire Mc Garvie and then killed himself on the Pan American grounds in Buffalo. Zeozaya, tied to a wealthy banking family from Mavion Trig, had a romance with Senorita Isabelle Gallardi of the Streets of Mexico troupe.
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Ernesto Z. Zeezaya
Mexico
McGarvie
Zeosaya
Mavion Trig
Cutal
Gomes
Isabelle Gallardi
Aexico” theatrical company
eozaya
Mr. McGarvie
Committee of Nine Names Leadership for Independent DA Campaign
Chairman Edward Shippen announced an executive committee to lead Philadelphia's independent fight against the regular Republican nominee for district attorney. Members include John H Bromley, Nathan T. Folwell, Samuel L. Clement, Franklin L. Sheppard, Albert H. Ladner, William S. Stenger, Walter George Smith, John Birkinbine, and Charles W. Potts. Shippen will act with the group in charge of the independent campaign against the regular ticket.
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Shippen
Philadelphia
Edward Shippen
P. F. Rothemel
John Weaver
John H Bromley
Nathan T. Folwell
Samual L. Clement
Franklin L. Sheppard
Albert H. Ladner
Commonwealth
William 8. Stenger
Walter George Smith
John Birkinbine
Charles W. Potts
Mr. Shippen
Epworth League opens in San Francisco
The international Epworth League convention began in the Mechanics Pavilion San Francisco with. over 5 000 attendees in a packed venue. Messages from President McKinley and Vice President Roosevelt greeted delegates as officials and dignitaries spoke. Over 30 000 Endeavorers are reported to be in the city.
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Ofth International
Epworth League
Mechanics’ Pavilion
Stanford
California
Thomas Filben
Pacific Grove
Robert Husband
Joseph F. Berry
tmn
McSkinley
league
Roosevelt
McMillin
Tennessee
Shaw
Iowa
Durbin
Indiana
Yates
Illinois
Bliss
Michigan
Dockery
Missouri
Stanley
Kansas
Van Sant
Minnesota
Henry T. Gage
Phelan
John W. Hamilton
J. C. Simmons
Woodland
Cal
Baseball Scores From Yesterday in Two Leagues
American League games featured Detroit routing Washington 8 to 8 in Detroit. Cleveland defeated Boston 6 to 5. Chicago beat Baltimore 9 to 1. Milwaukee edged Philadelphia 2 to 1. In the National League Pittsburgh beat Brooklyn 4 to 3. Cincinnati 13 defeated Philadelphia 0. Chicago defeated New York 6 to 5. St Louis and Boston tied 8 to 8.
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Washington
Cleveland
Boston
Chicago
Baltimore
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
National League
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
New York
St. Louis
Fosburg Case At 4 Glance In Pittsfield Trial
Pittsfield Massachusetts July 19 jurors begin government case against Robert S Fosburg charged with shooting his sister May L Fosburg on August 20 1900 at the Fosburg home. Family disputes and burglar theory contrasted with the fathers and sons clash claim as testimony details house layout and bullet trajectory. Witnesses include Beatrice Fosburg and James B Fosburg.
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iawicaninnes Antibes
Amavrectes Whetessie
FOSBURG
May L. Fosburg
Robert Stewart Fosburg
Miss May
Robert L. Fosburg
Nicholson
Robert
Robert Stewart
Mass
Robert Ss. Fosburg
May I. Fosbure
Forburg
Beatrice Fosburg
James B. Fosburg
Hammond
Hampshire county
Gardner
Berkshire
May Fosburg
Robert Fosburg
Maine
Rochester
Colonel James M. Guffey Texas Oil King
Colonel James Madison Guffey, famed as the Texas oil king, built fortunes in Pennsylvania before expanding into Texas and West Virginia. He became very rich recently, with investments spanning 20,000 acres of land in West Virginia.
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JAMES M. GUFFEY
THE
TEXAS OIL KING
Texas
isolonel
James Madison Guffey
Begamont
Coronel Guiter
Pennsylvania
aiute
West Virginia
Steyn Still Clinging to Foreign Help Hope
London dispatch reports Lord Kitchener's summary of exchanges between Mr Reitz and Mr Steyn. Reitz urged a final step, Steyn replied May 15 that sufficient ammunition remains to fight on. He asked what chance there was for two small republics against Britain, and cited trust in God and anticipated European intervention to alter their fortune.
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London
Jay
war office
Lord Kitchener
Reitz
Stayn
Lindley
Mn Raitz
Mr. Steyn
Great Britain
Europe
Miners Conference in Hazleton to End Mine Strike
Scranton reports a conference at Hazleton to settle the dispute between United Mine Workers and the Stationary Firemen's Association. President Nicholls orders back noncompliant firemen, while Mullahy expects orders for strikers to quit. Strikes widen as Shamokin and Mt Carmel workers prepare to stop work. a regional engineers meeting may issue a general strike order. A Maltby colliery incident led to an assault on a non union fireman, with armed officers restoring order.
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United Mine workers
Stationary Firemen's association
Hazieton
Nicholls
district board
Mutlahy
bfore
Mullahy
Nichols
United Mine Workers of America
Presidnt Mullahy
mine workers
Prsident Nicholls
Hazleton
Shamokin
Mt. Carmel
Populists Call National and State Conferences
Cincinnati July 19 Parker of the People's party issues calls for a Columbus Ohio gathering July 30 to field a state ticket and for a national Populist conference in Kansas City September 17 to 19 to unify reform forces. Also a Columbus July 31 meeting of Democrats opposing the current platform and Bryan's stance is announced.
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People’s Party
Cincinnati
J. A. Parker
People's party
Ohio
Columbus
Kansas City
Bryan
free silver
Messenger Boys Strike Sparks Violent Philadelphia Labor Action
Philadelphia scene erupts as A D T messenger boys strike filing offices on Chestnut Walnut and Locust streets. Ringleader Perry from South Twenty sixth Street held on 4100. damage tallies include wages and farm supplies as managers discharge 12 boys amid chaos. Meanwhile Hamburg officials report Emperor William praising the Deutschland ship in a New York to Hamburg record voyage. Patron the famed trotter is chloroformed to death at Forest City farm after a long stud career.
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A.D.T
messenger boys
Chestnut
Walnut
Locust
Juniper
Emperor William
Deutschland
Hamburg
Hamburg-American Steamship company
Emperor Wiliam
New York
Patron
Cleveland
Forest City farm
C. E. Emery
Alvin Morrill
Rain arrives in Kansas City after midnight
Weather update reports further good rains after midnight across the southwest including Kansas City area with more precipitation forecast for today.
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Kansas
Kansas City
Strikers Lose Hope as Shaffer Spoke at Pittsburg Meeting
Pittsburg July 19 report on steel strike actions across districts. Duncansville plant workers urged to strike. organizers dispatched while Amalgamated Association risks losing control if the plant closes. Wellsville and Millsville tensions rise as unions face counter pressure. Knox visits Canton for judiciary appointments, not strike talks.
Philadelphia Regatta Opens on Schuylkill River Today
All amateur oarsmen from the United States and Canada gathered in Philadelphia for the national regatta on the Schuylkill River. Teams from Canada arrived early, with attention centered on the Argon eight car crew set to challenge the Wea Pers, world champions from Philadelphia, in a 1.5 mile race beginning at 3 p.m. Also noted is a local resignation in Harrisburg as Forestry Commissioner Lewis Resigne, and Albert H. Lewes of Bear Creek resigns from the state entry commission to permit a long absence from the state.
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United States
Canada
Schuylkill river
Lewis
Harrisburg
Altbert H. Lewes
Bear Creek
Luzerne county
Rothee
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