Colombia Holds German Secretary Amid Ship Detention
The Hamburg American Line steamer Allegheny, in New York, reports a twelve hour hold at Savanilla Colombia where Abel Murillo, Uribe Uribe's secretary, was arrested aboard. Colombian official Murillo protested German protection. Colombian troops asked him to visit. he refused and the ship remained detained. Count de Sugny recovers from typhoid, plans return to France. Mayoralty nominee Grinstead declines Louisville nomination. Belfry struck by lightning at Fishkill New York. Fire insurance battle in Pittsburgh seeks $130,000. Peter Jackson defeats Jimmy Handler in Baltimore in ninth round amid heat.
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Amalgamated Strike Conference Expected Today
Pittsburg dispatch reports the Amalgamated Association’s executive committee will meet to consider United States Steel’s settlement terms. Strikers maintain vigilance while leaders anticipate possible peace, with unionization plans for several mills and wage baselines to be discussed.
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Pratt Hearing Monday Opens Habeas Corpus Request
West Chester Pa July 30 T W Pleren counsel for William H Pratt requested a writ of habeas corpus. The court granted it with a hearing set for next Monday at 10 o clock. Pratt faces a planned Wednesday hearing before Magistrate Paxton. Gerald Zell, 16, may hold clues, but he will not speak.
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Honored the Regicide and Anarchist Meetings in Paterson
Expatriated Italian exiles held commemorations in Paterson New Jersey on the Bresci anniversary praising regicide and monarchy’s downfall. Reports say two would-be assassins were chosen. one died by his own hand and another failed. Police praised Paterson for permitting meetings amid New York and Brooklyn suppression.
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Granted Men Increase Asked For But Would Not Sign Contract
In Minneapolis a conference between packers and pallers union and flour millers led to wage increases but no binding contract for a year. Union sought a five year pact. millers refused. Union withdrew to reconsider.
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Lafayette Relics Feel Good Luck Ride To Embassies
London reports that Morgan left a £10,000 check with General Horace Porter to be paid on delivery at the US embassy for Lafayette relics in a London pawn shop. The items include a gilded jug and sword Lafayette carried through the American campaign.
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Gettysburg Girl's Monument to Jennie Wade Unveiled
Iowa women plan to unveil a granite and marble monument to Jennie Wade, the only woman killed at Gettysburg, at the National Cemetery after the G A R encampment in Cleveland. Inscriptions praise her bread for Union soldiers and convey religious and patriotic sentiments.
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Drawing For Homes Draws Oklahoma Lottery Crowds
Oklahoma's land lottery opened with 1,000 160 acre claims awarded across Kiowa Comanche country. The first names drawn were Stephen Holcomb of Pauls Valley and Leonard Lamb of Augusta. James Wood of Weatherford and Mattie H Beal of Wichita drew the top Lawton district prizes valued at 20 000 to 40 000 each. The crowd numbered about 25 000 as many spectators hoped for success, while some disputes over repeats and illegible applications could lead to court appeals. Minerva McCintock of Oklahoma City, 25, was the eighteenth winner and, newly married, forfeited her claim.
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Pleasant change in Kansas drought broken by rains
Drouth in Kansas and Missouri ended by heavy showers since Sunday. Col George W Veale says Kansas may harvest nearly half a corn crop and cattle feed will be sufficient for range stock. Fall pastures will improve. brown prairies turn green within two weeks. Separate brief items note a drouth relief, a vitriol attack in Munere, and the death of ex Confederate Captain Lyman G Aldrich. Baseball results from the National and American Leagues are listed with multiple rain delays.
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