Condolence from Denver Editors to President Kruger
Denver editors and prominent citizens including James B. Orman Denver mayor R H Wright and Commander W D Sayman sent a message to President Kruger expressing heartfelt condolences on Mrs Kruger's death The note states the heart of every American bleeds for you and your people The piece also reports a millionaire by name David A Black dying in St Louis and distributing his fortune among his children noting his stance on wealth.
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David A. Black
Merchants’ Exchange
Carnegie
Mr. Block
Chicago
New York
Widespread Corn Damage Beyond Repair From Drought
Reports from banks across Iowa Nebraska Missouri and Kansas show severe corn losses with percentages commonly 25 to 80 percent. The area of greatest drought damage centers near St Joseph Missouri, spanning about 600 miles. Estimated loss of at least 312 million bushels in the core region, with stock damage substantial in Missouri and Kansas but lighter in Iowa Nebraska.
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New York
St. Joseph
Iowa
Nebraska
Missouri
Kansas
The
Journal of Commerce
Heat Stubborn as No Rain Sweeps Corn Belt
Daily weather report shows no relief from the heat with temperatures exceeding 100 across the corn belt for the thirty sixth straight day. Only scattered thunderstorms offer brief relief, notably North Platte Nebraska with 8-100 inch rain, as officials forecast little chance of rain in the near term.
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Corn Belt
Washington
weather bureau
North Platte
Neb
corn bell
Atlanta
May Try Colored Workmen At Melrose Park
Chicago July 24. The arrival today of 300 negro workers 25 women and three preachers imported from Mobile Alabama by Latrobe Steel and Coupler Works raises fears of a wage strike. Officials deny motive but locals compare to rumors of colored labor at other plants. Governor Gates may be asked to intervene.
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Chicago
Melrose Park
Mobile
Ala
Latrobe Steel and Coupler
Pennsylvania
Gates
Seventh annual convention opens at Put in Bay Ohio
The Commercial Law League opened its seventh annual convention at Put in Bay Ohio yesterday. The United Mine Workers of America will make an effort to organize all West Virginia miners. Contracts were let yesterday for the new road giving the Wabash a Pittsburg entrance. Russia's wheat crop is reported almost ruined by drought. Sarah Knapp aged 78 and William White aged 89 eloped from the Binghamton almshouse yesterday. The sixteenth annual convention of the Brotherhood of St Andrew will be held in Detroit beginning to…
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Putin Bay
United Mine Workers of America
West Virginia
Wabash
Pittsburg
Russia
Sarah Knapp
William White
Binghamton
New York
Baseball games yesterday in major leagues
In the American League Cleveland defeated Washington by forfeit after the ninth inning as Washington refused to accept the umpire’s ruling. Chicago beat Philadelphia 10 to 6 in Chicago. Milwaukee defeated Boston 9 to 7. Baltimore and Detroit not scheduled. In the National League Pittsburgh defeated Cincinnati 9 to 2. New York defeated Brooklyn 8 to 3. Philadelphia beat Boston 2 to 1. St Louis edged Chicago 6 to 5.
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East river
Cleveland
Washington
Chicago
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Boston
Baltimore
Detroit
National League
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Lynching of Brooks aide Chief Lilly follows shooting
In Cumberland Maryland Chief of Police Robert A Lilly of Dikins West Virginia died from wounds after being shot by William Brooks whose companion, a negress, also fired. Brooks was hanged 16 hours after death and coroner’s jury found strangulation. In Topeka Kansas four suspected Bender murders were located near Fort Collins Colorado. Governor Stanley seeks their return.
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Cumberland
Robert A. Lilly
Dikins
W. Ve
William Brooks
Hikins
Lilly
Topeka
Kan
Bender
Galena
Fort Collins
Colo
Stanley
Colorado
Kansas
Frank Ayres
Kate Bender
Will Ask Court aid in strike talk restraint
Wellsville mayor denies forbidding strikers to talk as reported but strike leaders claim officials seek conflict. Judge P M Smith retained to file federal injunction to stop non unionists from being harassed on highways as strike action escalates to court battles in Wellsville McKeesport Monessen and beyond.
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Saya
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combine
P.M. Smith
Welleville
Persitor F. Smith
A American Sheet Steel company
United States district court
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Harvess
A. P. Dennis
Patrick O'Connor
Daniel Ruhbaugh
Manager Brockman
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Rumbaugh
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Monessen
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Miller
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