Five Drown When Yacht Venitzla Capsizes in Sound
Five people drown when the yawl Venitzla of Philadelphia capsizes five miles east of Sands Point near the New York Connecticut line. Only two aboard were saved. Drowned are Arthur C. Colburn owner and his daughters Ida and Annette, Captain Flint, and a sailor. Mrs Sprankle and steward James Stanbridge survived after clinging to the longboat bottom until rescue by the tug Gertrude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WACHTING
Long Inland Sound
New Haven
Philadelphia
Sand’s Point
New York
Connecticut
Arthur C. Colburn
North Oeeana street
Miikedelphig
Ida Colburn
Annette Colburn
Captain Flint
Brooklyn
Walter T. Sprankle
York street
James Stanbridge
Gertrude
Epworth League convention fills San Francisco venues
Large attendance at Sunrise Prayer Meeting causes crowded Alhambra Theatre and Metropolitan Temple as Epworth League’s second day focuses on church and newspaper issues. Speakers from multiple cities discuss morality, youth work, and missionary progress amid competition for the next convention site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alhambra Theatre
Metropolitan Temple
San Francisco
international Epworth League
league
Grace Methodist Church
George Stuart
Cleveland
Tenn
Centenary Methodist Church
South
E. A. Pearson
Aurora
Ont
bay
Oakland
W.#H Fisher
Los Angeles
pavilion
Bishop Cranston
Portland
E Watson
Charleston
William H. Anderson
Springfield
New York city
G. R. Turk
Toronto
C. B. Paitio
St. Louis
BL m M. Ross
Nashville, Tenn
M. Randall
Seattle
M. S. Kauffman
Fall River
Mass
Cayallion
J W. Bushford
Delaware
R. S. Hay
Houston
Tex
J. W. Lamnby
Medicine Hat
Willis W. Cooper
Kenosha
Wis
W. E. Thompson
Little Rock
Ark
Edward Dooper
Harrisburg
Minneapolis
Detroit
Mystery of Fort Wayne Girl Solved Soon Says Telegram
A telegram from Holyoke Mass confirms Bertha A Marish matches Fort Wayne girl Irena Canning who alleges hypnotic abduction. Canning, in authorities care, threatens reporters, cites bonds for guardian Rev Dr Tarbow and estate of 3300000. Boston fears photo exposure.
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Fort Wayne
Goshen
Ind
Holyoke
Mass
Bertha A. Marish
Irena Canning
Lipton Sailors Strike Over Shamrock I Transfer Bonus
In Glasgow on July 20 fifteen Shamrock I sailors hired by Sir Thomas Lipton refused to sail to the United States unless paid more. The Shamrock I was dismantled at Greenock and the crew paid off yesterday. The strikers sought a £15 bonus instead of the £8 previously promised. Lipton’s decision remains unknown.
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Shmokin
Glasgow
Thomas Lipton
United States
Greenock
Sir Thomas Lipton
SCHUYLKILL
Philadelphia
Columbia
Falls of Schuylkill
Wilonipeg Boat Club
IBY
Vesper Boat Club
Len Marsh
Toronto
CG. W. Johason
British cricket eleven to tour in autumn
Bosancuti plans to bring a British Cricket eleven to the area for a short tour this autumn. The report notes several notable deaths and appointments including Alfred Piatti the composer and violin cellist who died in Bergamo Italy born 1822. William H Reynolds Florida state comptroller who died at Tallahassee. Gustave A Andreen Yale Scandinavian language professor who became president of August College Rock Island. Marquis Malispina Italian ambassador to the United States who said he would arrive in September. Dr William Gobrecht Washington surgeon and author who died aged 72 and served on General Hancock's staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bosancuti
Alfred Piatti
Bergamo
Italy
William H Reynolds
state of Florida
Tallahassee
Gustave A. Andreen
Yale university
August college
Rock Island
Marquis Malispina
United States
Rome
Washington
William 4 Gobrecht
Gen Hantock
No Trace Says Morgan Denies Strike Seizure Claim
New York July 20 Morgan denied a rumor that the steel strike had been seized. He stated there is no truth in the report and no settlement or compromise. The operating companies' position is simple and understood, and has his full approval.
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Wellsville
Duncans Nz
New York
Morgan
Pittsburg
Shaffer
McKeegport
Amalgamated
american Sheet Steel company
Pennsylvania
vearg
Vandegrift
Dennison
Denns
Brookman
Apollo and
Duncansville
Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across Leagues
National League games included Pittsburg 5 over Brooklyn 4 at Pittsburg Chicago 3 over New York 2 at Chicago Cincinnati 6 over Philadelphia 2 at Cincinnati St Louis 8 over Boston 1 at St Louis American League games saw Chicago 7 over Baltimore 4 at Chicago Cleveland 2 over Boston 1 in 16 innings Detroit 7 over Washington 3 at Detroit Milwaukee 3 over Philadelphia 1 at Milwaukee
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Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Chicago
New York
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Boston
Baltimore
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Milwaukee
Photopaitc te Varney and The Talented Author List
Pittsfield and surrounding towns report a slow Fosburgh case trial with expert testimony on revolver powder deposition distances. Beatrice Fosburgh testified she saw no burglars. Dr Draper contends the fatal shot was within eight inches of May Fosburgh as the trial unfolds.
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Fosburgh
Pittsfield
Maxzs
Forburgh
theefense
Stevens
Paddock
Beatrice Fosburgh
Draper
Firemen May Return as Strike Talks Continue in Wyoming Valley
Hazleton July 20. A conference between Stationary Firemen officials and United Mine Workers led to a plan for a Wilkesbarre meeting Sunday at 2 PM to outline the miners position. Firemen may return to work if miners propose an eight hour day next April, and join the United Mine Workers Union. Several mines resumed operations yesterday, boosting output in the Wyoming Valley, with Susquehanna Coal at Nanticoke and Avondale, No. 8 Pittston, and Pettebone mines back at noon. Strikers remained hopeful, expecting an engineers meeting at Pittston this afternoon to back the firemen’s cause and a potential strike result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazleton
United Mine Workers
Wilkesbarre
United Mince Workers’ Union
Wyoming valley
Susquehanna Coal company
Nanticoke
Avondale
Lackawanna company
Erie company
Pittston
Delaware and Hudson
Lehigh and
Wilkes, barre
Reading Men Meet in Reading Strike Talks and Plans
Reading Pa July 20 Officials and labor leaders expect an interesting day as 180 workers joined yesterday’s strike over Importers workmen. A committee of machinists and the striking smiths saw Superintendent Prince and others seek to settle conditions while wage promises lure old hands back. No train crew quit yet, and a general employes meeting is set, with a looming threat from organized crafts.
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Reading
Caldwell
Philadelphia
Prince
Bester
Voorhees
Besler
Grand Army Encampment Program At Cleveland
The first bulletin from the Grand Army encampment committee lists chairmen, hotel rates, and the preliminary program for Cleveland events. Delegates arrive Monday, parade components and naval ceremonies unfold Tuesday, grand parade and encampment activities set for Thursday, with sightseeing and receptions on other days. In Jeffersonville, July 20 a prison foreman, E S McHale, was fatally beaten by convict Lee Kelly with a shafting, sparking panic among visitors and prompting emergency surgery in Louisville.
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Cleveland
Grand Army
Gray’s Armory
opera house
Jeffersonville
Ind
McHale
Lee Kelly
Kelly
Louisville
Eccentric London Fashion and Notable News Items
Hot weather prompts quirky dress in London with shirtwaist men in public and Commons members in duck trousers and straw hats. In Kansas City a double lynching case ends with release for lack of evidence. Philadelphia speed record set by Charles Turneille, one mile in 132 25. Unease grows in Tien Tsin as Chinese resume control and telegraph lines are cut amid fears of violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
house of commons
Salt Lake
Charles Turneille
Philadelphia
John Nelson
Los Angeles
Tien Tsin
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EBERT & SONS
RGENT SEM FOoD CHOPPERS
Piska
bocka
ILLIAMSON
JHN N. CLARY
East Rine vall
strick Street
Ridgeville
Thomas & Bo General
Patritrick Street
Frederick, Md
Petrick
EPWORTH
Valdosta
B. Godwin
Christian church
Valdosta Times Publishing company
Valdosta furniture store
Johnson
board of equalization
big Consolidated Street Railway company
Cleveland eluminating company
Cleveland City Street Railway company
Clothing Workers’ Union
Harry White
United Garment Workers of America
IRENA
Sawyer
Atlanta
B. F Sawyer
Col. Sawyer
Lopez
Twenty-fourth
Alabama
Atlanta Commonwealth
department of Public Instruction
Stone
Coleman
WILLIAMSON'S
Steel Companies
PRESIDENT SHAFFER
New Orleans
United States Steel Corporation
Anniston
Besse Iner
Ala
Elkin Yestiday
Guo Watranto
Lumber City
Power County Water companies
Cecil Rhodes
England
Dr. Jameson
Southampton
Cape Colony
Alfred Beltoe
B. A. Hawksley
South Africa company
Rhodes
Jamison
South Africa
Kansas City
o. p Sanborn
Chenoa
Alton
St. Joseph's Hospital
te Varney
Chietae
LILIAN BELL
Miss Trells
Alisa Bell Isahieaga
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OSCAP LDA
Bert Glenn
Parkersburg
W Va
Ellis Glenn
cD. Forrer
SEDGE
PEPOLSL OGL ap Mapai
Richmond
Harrison
Frederick
Pan-American Bible study congress
Richard G. Boone
public schools
George D Stewart
Auburn Theological Seminary
K Sanders
Vancouver
B. C
Fraser river
Fraser
Crowley
tenn Ins
Schlatter
Francis Schlatter
Indiana
Warsaw
ithe
Joseph Robertson
Bull Holland
Grace Davis
Vernon Newton
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