Meteoric display and arrivals at hotel noted in brief
A late night meteor shower was seen in the western sky with shooting stars moving back and forth and occasionally dipping toward house tops. Hotel arrivals list includes Crix Horzi, C. Hughes, W. Chesoba, Richard L. Lee, James Hutchinson, Mrs. Blake, and others from Baltimore, Philadelphia, Syracuse, New York, and Montgomery County.
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C. C. Hughes
Chesoba
Richard L. Lee
James Hutchinson
Mrs. Blake
W. C. Matthews
Geo. R. Kolb
John Muller
Baltimore
B. M. Belmond
Geo. W. Wonderly
Philadelphii
M. Catlin
Syracuse
J. A Pfoutz
Onion Bridge
M Lippman
New York
Phillips Visitations and River Tragedy Toll
Phillips Wisconsin flames toll stands at fifteen dead with several bodies recovered from the river. Relief pours in from Ashland and Madison as tents rise, looting is curbed, and supplies reach the devastated areas.
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Chidren
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Frank Criss
James Locke
THREE BROTHERS ASphyriated IN CABOOSE DEATHS NEAR CT RAILYARD
Three Calwin brothers, sons of locomotive engineer James W. Calwin, were found dead in a small freight caboose on a side track near their home. Police concluded accidental asphyxiation after an inquest found no foul play. The incident followed a two day search by Chief Hill, with the caboose door sealed by a spring lock and a pack of cards found inside.
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Hantromp
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Ared & Leroy
James W. Calwin
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New Haven
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Fuller
Chinese Troops Lose Vast Sinking Transport After Japanese Torpedo
Chinese dispatch boat and a transport were sunk after a Japanese torpedo hit Shing. The Kow Stung sank with nearly two thousand troops aboard. only forty survivors were taken up by the French gunboat Lion. The voyage near Shopiont Island ended in disaster.
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Shopiont Island
Coreans Demand Refowey? Fears of Foreign Expulsion Grow
In Corean affairs widespread discontent stems from corruption and misgovernment amid a rise of the Tong Hak sect pushing foreigners from the country. Reports say economic strains, debt, and threatened revolts endanger trade and foreign residents as Japan, China, and Corea tensions mount with army mobilizations and border clashes.
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Associated Press
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E Kiang
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Fatal boiler blast kills six at Lehish Valley No 4 colliery
Six men worked under the boilers when a blast wrecked the building at Lehish Valley No 4 colliery. One boy, John Miller aged 15 of Ghansville, and Darby Shields aged 45 of Shenandosh died. Steve Solsky, a Polish immigrant, was fatally burned. Three others were injured, with two later dying. Cause uncertain though boiler inspection had occurred the day before. Workers were making steam pipe connections and tending the boilers at the moment of the explosion.
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Darby Shields
Drownings and storm damage in brief items
Frederick Love, 20, drowned while bathing at Chicopee Massachusetts. The Brith cutter won a race off Penzance between the Briteppia and Vigilant by five minutes. Berlin reports Princess Exxmarrk fainted recently and remains confined to bed. Charles F. Dana and F. M. Lather, St. Paul men, drowned when their fishing boat capsized near Isle Royale. The Broadway Congregational Church steeple in Norwich Connecticut, 198 feet high, was struck by lightning and damaged.
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Chicope
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Charles F. Dana
F. M. Lather
St. Paul
Isle Royal
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Norwich
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Deadlock looms as tariff talks stall in Congress
Proceedings in the Senate and House indicate a likely deadlock over tariff revisions. Conferees struggle on coal iron ore and sugar schedules while Senate leaders resist concessions. House conferees plan to oppose Senate demands and push sundry appropriation talk and the contested Facoston Moore case this week.
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Stors
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Baseball Records and League Scores Across Major Firms
Baseball standings show Boston 327, Pittsburg 42 35, Cincinnati 55, New York 047, St. Louis 5 43, Cleveland 44 55, Philadelphia 35 58, Washington 23 58. National League results include Brooklyn over Washington, Philadelphia defeating New York in 13 innings, and Baltimore beating Harrisburg. Eastern League updates note franchise bids from Scranton, Harrisburg, and Johnstown, with Rochester and Toronto also seeking consideration. Wreck reports near Nantucket, a fatal archduke accident in Vienna, and other brief incidents fill the day’s wire.
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