Miners Push Socialist Move as West Federation Sets Chicago Convention
Denver reports say the Western Federation of Miners adopts a new preamble pledging unity toward an industrial and political party and plans a Chicago convention to nominate a national ticket. Haywood trial proceedings note Pinkerton documents read and Darrow begins argument.
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Chicago
Haywood
Associated Press
Denver
Colo
Westre Federation of Mincre
Western Federation of Minera
Brewery Workers Union
Heywood
Boise
Idaho
Oleradge
Pinkerton Detective Agency
Enver
Morris Friedman
Iiam D. Haywood
Frank Steunenberg Fiedman
A. Wating
Federation
Globeville
Gratias
Arr
Hay
Outbreak Feared as Apache Tense Over Killing
AP dispatch from Paso Texas July 1 reports troops at Fort Apache Arizona ordered to Fort McDowell in readiness. The killing of Jin Navio an Apache by Sub-agent W H Gill sparks fears of violence and prompts Indian allies to urge removal from the reserve. Sheriff Harden and five deputies accompany Hayden to the reservation for protection.
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Associated Press
Paso
Texas
Harden Phoenix
Hayden H
Pleads Not Guilty in Elkins Act Rebating Case
Counsel for the Great Northern Railway Company pleads not guilty in the United States circuit court to charges of violating the Elkins rebating act. The indictment alleges concessions on westbound shipments of sugar to American Sugar King Company. A demurrer was overruled, and the case will proceed to trial.
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Associated Pressew York
At Northern Railway Company
Ted States
Elkins
Great Northern
American Sugar King Company
At Northern
Evkina
Hough
Dever
Americans Play Well in Bragtand Championship
In the all-Bragtand ic championship at Wimbie logey Mav Sutten of California defeats Miss Merer ney in a clear victory. The doubles saw C Wright and Karl J. Bens win 2-sets to 3 while Gore and Barrett claimed the other match. Americans showed strong play but faced tough losses in key bouts and prepare for the rest of the contest.
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Associated? Provamon
Wimbie Logey
Mav Sutten
California
Miss Merer Ve Ney
Aig
C. Wright
Karl J. Bens. Hears
WW. Gore
Barrett
Sewes
Apenenia
Gitcome Ag
Arle Cap
River Mystery Mystery Man Found In Stream
A report describes a man found in a river near Weeden, details of his prior movements and the location, with authorities noting missing persons lines. The narrative mentions a possible connection to a wider incident and an upcoming ceremony tomorrow.
DISSATISFACTION AT RENO OVER WU EMPLOYEE WALKOUT
Reno Nevada July 1 four more operators quit after the dismissal of two by Supt A H May. Manager Brown cautions a general walkout may follow amid San Francisco strike and Salt Lake shortages. Business with Salt Lake office six hours late this morning.
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Associated Press
Reno
Nev
A. H. May
Reno Western Union
Brown
San Francisco
Rerio
Salt Lake
Holy Jumpers file $30,000 damage suits against sheriff
Six members of the Holy Jumpers, convicted of disorderly conduct after a May street meeting, sue Sheriff Dwinnell in circuit court for $30,000 alleging mistreatment in jail. Plaintiffs Fordham Maxwell Casper Beggarley Nilson Bray seek $5,000 each, claiming confinement in a damp, poorly lit cell and other abuses. The sheriff declined comment after meeting with his lawyers.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Waukesha
Holy Jumpers
Sherifce
Dwinnell
Burglars Target La Crosse Homes In Broad Attacks
Special to The Northwestern Milwaukee July 1 burglars broke into two houses in La Crosse’s wealthiest district the Copeland and Wheeler residences. They pried a lock from drawing room to dining room in the Copeland mansion stealing nothing and disturbed the Wheeler table gathering silver but fled empty handed. The raids trigger concern and an extra police presence is expected in the summer.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Sas Right
Gwellest
la Crosse
Col
F. A. Cops. Jand
J. G. Wheeler
Copeland
Mabe
Wheeler
Home-Coming Preparations Highlight Winneconne News
Special to The Northwestern reports guests arriving for home-coming in Winneconne Wisconsin including Mr and Mrs Roy Oakes Ottumwa and Mrs S Sanford Fayetteville AR. Winneconne bottling works reopen under E D Bacon and A Biles with 200 dozen bottles daily for a temperance drink named Cremo.
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Northwestern
Winnecome
Wis
Afr
Roy Oakes
Ottumwa
Fows
Sanford
Fayetteville, Ark
Glen
Julius, Laidenberg
Bhawana High School
Miss Cross
Minnesota
Clapp
Earthquake Recorded at Cheltenham Observatory
The Comst and geodetic survey service reports an earthquake at Cheltenham Maryland Observatory this morning beginning at 10 h 14 m 53 s and lasting one hour. The principal disturbance was from 2 to 8 26 oclock with the largest motion in a north south direction. No reports of disturbance from the New York region or nearby ship routes.
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Associated Prey
Washington, D. C
Comst and Geodetic Survey Service
Cheltenham, Maryland
Kines- Francisco Sacihausres
New York
Cacie
West Indies
Central
South America
Inquest Fails to Identify Man Found in Northwestern Box Car
Shawano Wisconsin July 1 The Green Valley inquest into a man found in a Northwestern box car could not identify him The car had amber loaded at Wabeno and a couple riding on top fell at Sin cresting his chest feet like a man about forty years old six feet eight inches tall weight over 180 pounds light sandy mustache coat marked KK TW and $59 found in pockets
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Ordal
Shawano
Wis
Green Valley
Wabeno
Sin
Mammoth Ice House Fireest Hits Market
A large ice house fire occurred in Sellawick Michigan on July 1. The incident involved about 33.48 tons of ice and a quantity of machinery. The Crown company, a New York corporation, is mentioned in connection with the Berketielee company.
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Sellawick
Mes
New Ud
Gonia
Ure Berketielee Company
New York
Eight Year Old Girl Strangled in Harlem Coal Bin
Viola Boylan, eight, disappeared near her home in Harlem and was found strangled in a basement coal bin. Police suspect two SteHane laborers who targeted young girls, prompting vigilante anger and a mass neighborhood protest at the Pocasset club.
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New York
Viola Boylan
SteHane
Boylan
Harlem
Manhattan Island
Boyland Home
Thole
Lttle
Pocasset Club
East 1Éth Street
McKim & Co. Placed in Receiver’s Hands in New York
Baltimore banking house McKim & Co. of 62 Park Avenue was placed in the hands of receiver Charles Morris Howard. Bonds posted totaled 9709 000 suggesting liabilities about half that sum. Causes cited include deposit withdrawals and aging partner Hollins B McKim seeking retirement. Also John V A Cattus, an importer and exporter, assigned for creditors with liabilities about 150 400 of which 31 400 were secured. Call money spiked to 13 percent as July dividends and interest approach.
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Associates Press
Baltimore
Mid
McKim & Co
Park Avenue
Charles Morris Howard
Howard
Hollins McKim
Hollins B McKim
Holling McKim
B.A. Beteworth
Sterrett McHim
New York
John V A Cattus
Tis Aseum
Sivem
Reception for peace conference delegates at The Hague
Queen Wilhelmina welcomed Joseph H Choate and other heads of delegations to the peace conference in a royal reception at the Royal Palace. Prince Henry accompanied the queen as ministers and dignitaries met the diplomats and exchanged brief remarks.
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Hague
Joseph H. Choate
Andieece
Qeten Wilhelmina
Royal Paley
Princ Henry
Netheslente
van Tées van Gradrian
Netherlange
Minfesty
Talate
Count Tornel
Will contest opens for Hooker estate in Surrogate court
The will of Capt Charles J Hooker, who died earlier this year with an estate over 150000 dollars, named Theodore Roosevelt and successors as executors. Much real estate was left for a military academy at Galesburg and an endowment to Wael. Relatives challenge probate as Galesburg seeks to have the will admitted. Mayor Shamway represents the city and the U S government is President Bonaparte directed District Attorney Bans of Buffalo to protect federal interests.
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Charles J. ' Hooker
Captain. Hooker
Theodore Roosevelt
Galesburg
George Shamway
Bonaparte
Bans
Buffalo
Count Constantine Migra A Diplomatic Figure in 19th Century Europe
The article outlines Count Constantine Migra's career from early service as a Paris minister in 1870 to ambassadorships in Britain and Austria by 1900. It notes his 1900s illness with pneumonia and a late 19th century recall of sympathy from the exiled French court, highlighting his role in European diplomacy and connection to Empress Eugenie.
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Rome
Constantine Migra
Emt
Benn
Sensational murder case shocks New York parents home
Police probe into the alleged assault and murder of Viola, a young girl found slain in her parents cellar. Thames Boylam, her alleged assailant, was arrested as investigators questioned witnesses and traced a possible Italian connection in a bid to locate the unknown killer.
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New York
Viola
Thames Boylam
Beyjan
Anne
Yrle Reylen
Ceir
Mentral Laltang
Ton Fee
Strikes Plague City Cleanup Amid Epidemic Fear in New York
Renewal efforts by the street cleaning department clash with striking drivers as health officials disinfect piles of refuse. Mayor McClean aims to resume service today with new drivers under police guard while American Ice Company enforces a delivery workers standstill amid crowds and clashes.
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Preas
New York
Health Department
McClean
Caat
Weuleter
Board of Health Tax
Dartington
Ed Warde
Philadephia
Ag Netican Ice Company
Comany
Etrivetreskern
Comming's
East River
Ube
Asda
Bevins
All Lovely of Isthmus
Cable from Panama reports everything going well in the Panama Canal project. Army officers at work are not to be withdrawn and express satisfaction with the progress despite conflicting recent reports.
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Washington, D. C
Panama Canal
War Department
Panama
Volcanic Disaster Near Valdivia Sparks Death Toll
A volcano in La Union district Valdivia Province Chile formed a massive dam on the Papaguala river creating a vast lake that burst, flooding the valley and killing many. Fourteen corpses were found amid the debris. Nearby Hinilahue volcano erupts ejecting boiling water, stones, and ashes, killing fifteen Indian families and many cattle.
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Associated Press
Valparaiso
Chile
la Union
Valdivia
Papagula
Mucho Puyehue
Pillan
Santiago
Chili
Hinilahue
Live Wires Cause Darting Sparks on Mt Veron Street
A Sunday night storm caused a tele phone wire to dislodge on Mt Vernon Street, crossing a secondary feed for Oshkosh Gas Light. A short circuit ignited sparks. power lines, fuses, and telephones were affected. Repair crews removed the live wires. service restored by noon today with no severe injuries reported. Oshkosh Gas Light notes about $60 in damage from fumes and burned lamps.
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Mt. Veron Street
Oshkosh Goa Light Company
Mt. Vernon Street
Merritt Street
Northwestern Avenue
Wisconsin Telephone Company
Oshkosh Gas Light Company
Telephone Company
Oshkosh Gaw Light Company
Removal of Guardian Petition for Arthur H Richards
In probate court Friday afternoon a petition sought removal of guardian Arthur H Richards for Arthur H Richards Jr and replacement by another guardian. The estate, valued at about $60 000, is largely in Winnebago county where the boy resided. Ola Hudson filed the petition, with John F Kinwin and B L Clark arguing respective sides. Judge Cleveland intentionally reserved ruling after hearing the arguments.
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Arthur H Richards
Arthur H. Richards Jr
Mr. Richards
Nannie Kellogg Richards
el Paso
Tex
Winnebago County
Richards Ge
Mra Ola Hudson
John F. Kinwin
Houck & Hilton
Richards
B. L. Clark
Barber Bros & Clark
Cleveland
YMCA Tennis Tourney Opens With Singles Draw
A YMCA season tennis tournament begins today with eight players in single elimination. Handicaps based on 15 year experience place Rev G E Farnam 44 and Dr J M Conley 246 among entrants. Preliminary rounds are best two of three, finals best three of five, with doubles to follow in the schedule.
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S Ingles
G EL Farnam
J M_ Conley
Joveple Aras
Sratch
Thoma Spelling
Richart Healer
Br LP
Allen
Retard Hater
Cwear Crazy Jr
Singha & Tournamist
Soldiers of Company F Attend Camp at Millens Farm
Private details describe members of Company F at a bivouac near Millens Farm. The report notes tents, meals, and drill as part of evening activities, with reference to armory arrival and field routines.
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Netieest
Long Trip to Chippewa Packs Ends in Circuitous Return
A scattered diary-like note records the Campbell family’s long wire trip to Chippewa Paks and back, with mentions of Birch Stodard Dayton machinery, a twelve ferrs instruction, and a late stopover at Apollo. Mr Fountain and Mr Kell are referenced, and the journey is described in garbled but persistent detail.
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Campbell
Chippewa Paks
M& Miles
Stodard-Dayton
Cupleg
Donald
Wis
Chij
Chinpewa GP
Holcomb
Fountain
Apollo
Kell
Willam Hebert
GOES OW RETIRED LIST
GOES OW RETIRED LIST with read fragments naming entries and dates. The text notes a local roster of names and numbers, including Teets and Bog, and a June or February advisory reference.
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Goes OW
Racial tensions shaping wartime exchange in 1940s dispatches
Reports from Associated Press on July 1 discuss the influence of racial hatred on wartime policy and retaliatory measures. Observers note pressure affecting dispatches and a climate of fear in international trade and diplomacy amid Japan and Europe tensions.
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Associated Press
Kic
Francisco
Papera Hera
San Francisco
Dispatches
Oder
Solareb
Acta
But & Loycott
Funeral of Mrs Boynton at Glazyten in Andover Ohio
The funeral for the late Mrs. Barbara Boynton, known as Barah, was held Saturday at 3 PM at a Blarten relative’s home 127 sredtr. Interment followed at Riverside cemetery. Survived by husband Mr. Boynton of Oshkosh and several siblings and stepchildren. The family had moved from Pittevilla to Prisville then returned to Andover area.
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Lnte
BR. Boynton
Blarten
Riverside Cemetery
R. H. Boynton
Barah
Andovty
Ohio
Winnoconte
Boynton
Ovhkosh
Prisville
Wood County
Mra
Ami
A. B. Slayton
Willem Andrews
Deon
Eco
Ralph
BOC
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Westenn Federation
Dechoe
United Miner Workers For America
Colorado
bAgent
Ariscona Reservation
Sills
Redskin
Trosbie
Northers
Setten
Wright
Sche
Wimbleden
Eqoy
Jali
la Crowe
Maryland Observatory
i@eamtifty
Mammoth Ice House
S. G
Upper East
Hayes
OF McKim & CO
Uacles
Wilhelmina
The
Gueee
Hooker
Fatrer
York
Cher
Mtreeia
Gesthala Deuka
Dante
Guardian
Arthur H. Richards
Scotmam
Omirebe$ Inc
France
Geog
BP Campbell
Jane Wat
Lee
Ieee
Ortentala
San Ceeco
Pites
Tokio
Serigan
Devvices
Taterday
Wer Meese
Mra. A
Glazyten
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