Treasury aide resigns after long dispute with MacVeagh
A resignation echoes a bitter quarrel in the Treasury Department as Assistant Secretary A. Platt Andrew cites delayed decisions and harassing criticism by Secretary MacVeagh. He charges persistent friction and inability to cooperate, amid calls for wider investigations into the administration.
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Associated Pr
Washington, D. C
MacVeagh
Treasury Department
A. Platt Andrew
Andrew
James Cox
Ohio
Mexican town flooded in Guanajuato region
AP dispatch from Mexico City reports Salamanca, about 22 miles from Guanajuato, two thirds of the town wiped out by a flood on Sunday. About 1000 people left homeless, railroad traffic on several lines interrupted, and the interior department estimates loans in the millions of pesos. Government pledges 50,000 pesos for relief.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Salamanca
Guanajuato
Laredo
Mexico
Gualajara
Department of the Interior
Old Man Kills Young Girl in Chenaning
Chenaning Michigan July 3 Merritt Parshall seventy a life long resident shot and killed sixteen year old Anna Heten and then killed himself. Parshall was considered eccentric.
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Cheeaning, Mich
Merritt Parshall
Chenaning
Anna Heten
Parshall
Wilson Bombarded by Questions at Seagirt Campaign
President nominee Woodrow Wilson faced a flood of queries as reporters pressed him at Seagirt on July 3. He said he had not decided on campaign manager or resignation plans, and he noted his focus on correspondence and invitations while awaiting the Democratic committee's afternoon meeting.
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Seagirt
N. J
Woodrow Wilson
White House
McCombe
National Committee
Newdereey
Amy Warn
Wilson
Democratic National Committee
Weine
Mnyself
Viettora
Baltimore
Wilcon Cottage
Marshall
Indiana
Marsitall
Maratial
Indianpolis
Alan
Ming
Charlex F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
Wiliam
Connors
Buffalo Wired
Democratry
Benator
Oille M. James
Osborn Fights Third Party Push In Primary Debate
Theodore Roosevelt rejects the Progressive banner and argues no legal standing for a third party in Minnesota. Attorney General Smith says the move lacks state authorization, while Roosevelt endorses a Republican path and criticizes Chicago’s convention actions. Roosevelt’s stance contrasts with Wilson’s nomination and Democratic prospects.
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Associated Pr
St Paul
Minuw
Jely
Pearl Bein
Theodore Roosevelt
Mint
Smith
Lansing
Miel
Low
Chase
Osborn
Ui Arden
Soeseyelt
Kintment
Wall Street
Wilson
Isa Claistian
Fae Wilson
Republican Party
Chicago
Hepaldican Party
Pulya A
Woodrow Wilson
Mr. Roosevelt
Fourteen Miners Killed in German Explosion
A blast of fire damp at Osterfield colliery near Oberhausen Germany kills fourteen miners. Rescue units work amid the wreckage as authorities investigate the blast site and safety compliance.
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Oberhausen
Germany
Freseen
Aly Maurie
Osterfield
Inquiry into Thane disaster ends in London
The Board of Trade inquiry concluded today. Lord Mercey announced a report would be produced soon. The court said Sir Rufus Isanca must find Captain Lords evidence unsatisfactory.
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Associated Press
London
Board of Trade
Thane
Lord Mercey
Rufus Isanca
Lord
Woman and Religion Forward Movement Argues for Leading Role
An editorial in Harper’s Bazaar urges the American woman to join the national movement toward purity of life and social justice. It notes women’s historic leadership in religious work and calls for women to lead in advancing moral ideals, family duties, and religious reforms.
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America
Ime Preas
Mot
Careleen
Harper's Bazar
Campaign Fight Shapes New Democratic National Committee
The article describes the formation of a five member subcommittee led by Chairman Mack to advise Governor Wilson on the permanent organization of the national committee. It notes agreement with Wilson on continuance of old committee activities and discusses protest by Rhode Island’s OShaughnessy over seating George W Greene, later dismissing the protest. It mentions W J McCombs being favored for a leadership role and Bryn preparing for the general campaign after leaving Baltimore for Chicago.
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Mack Deuk
Nowsa
Buntues
Wilson
Healyn
Associated Press
Balthworg
Diug
Woodrow Wisen
Mack
Cretary Woodson
Tus
O'Shaughnessy
Greene
Mitley Ian Aedjola
W. J. McCombs
New York
Gaver Wilson
Ixuclus
Wagtimore
Haltimore
Momaing
Sush
Lawnston
William J. Bryny
Mel Ithe
Chicago
Campile
Federals Attack Rebels Near Kachanha Mexico Front
At Rebel Front Kachanha Mexia July 3 artillery from federal forces opens on entrenched rebels two miles from Pascuimiba. Federal cavalry advances in three columns as shelling escalates and rebel sharpshooters wait for a cavalry breakthrough.
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Kachanha
Mexia
Pascuimiba
Shoutera
Hatte
Huge Timber Tract Sold Near Pembina
Green Bay July 1 special report says 3,000 acres estimated at 6 100 000 feet were transferred today from Robert Gort ver of Green Bay to Robert Wangborn. The property lies near Pembina.
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Green Bay
Wis
Robert Gortver
Robert Wangborn
Pembina
Crushed by Magnet at Bethlehem Car Shop
A 21 year old man, Jaby o John MoNe brich, was killed today when crushed under a 20 pound magnet at the Bethlehem car shops. The victim's identity is unclear due to garbled OCR but the incident is reported as a fatal industrial accident.
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Asaochited Press
Davenport
Jaby O
John MoNebrich
Betlemorr
Berg
Woman Burns After Attempt To Light Fire With Gasoline
Mrs. Robert Barlann of east Janesville was badly burned and in critical condition after trying to light a fire with gasoline this morning. The incident occurred near the city and police are investigating the cause of the accident.
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Janesville
Wiha
Robert Barlann
Five Years for Blackmail in St Louis Case
Dominica Ameilo was convicted without a jury in the U S district court of sending threatening blackmail letters to a recipient in St Louis Missouri. She received a five year sentence in the penitentiary.
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Associated Press
St. Loni
Dominica
Ameilo
United States
Ve Phattalay
Wisconsin Voters Face Progres sive and Democratic Nomination Battle
The piece argues Wisconsin progressives and Democrats weigh Woodrow Wilson against Theodore Roosevelt and Robert La Follette. It discusses party divisions, the Chicago and Baltimore conventions, and how intelligent voters should align for the presidential race. The author urges careful judgment amid shifting alliances and third party considerations.
Fragmentary Notice of Wartime Health Effort Details
A garbled item references wartime health work and mentions Lem in a partial note. The fragment lacks clear dates names or places but implies ongoing public health or wartime effort coverage.
Auto Turns Turtle in Duluth Area Three Die in Wreck Near Pike Lake
A car carrying six guests including Mrs. William White of Duluth and Miss Gladys Richardson of Bridgeport overturns on a country pike near Duluth. Dead are Mrs. White, Miss Richardson, and Langford Maddigan. William White Jr. injured. Miss Nannie Turrish revived after shock. Charles Fitzgerald escapes uninjured. four men pull car from victims. The accident happened near Pike Lake four miles from the pike.
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Associated Preas
Duluth
Minn
Wiliam White
Gladys Richardson
Bridgeport
Nannie Turrish
Henry C. Turrish
Charles W. Fitzgerald
Pike Lake
Miss Turrish
Charles Fitzgerald
Satters
Schumberry
Cladys Richardson
Bridge,port, Conn
Turrish
Mrs. White
William White
Langford Maddigan
Nellie Maddigan
Boy Scouts to Edgerton on Summer Hike and Parade
Twenty five Janesville Boy Scout troop members under Scoutmaster Hane Jacke depart for a twelve mile hike to Edgerton to join the local Scouts for the Fourth of July parade. They plan to camp at Palmyra later in July and August with duties to recruit and supervise camps, with a permanent site hoped for later in the season.
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Janesville
Wis
Hane Jacke
United States Cavalry
Edgerton
Thedgerton
Janerville
Palmyra
Wellu
Jurke
Scout Council
Murches
Deiby
Bribery Trial Testimony Details Franklin Approach
In Los Angeles on July 2, Krauger and Julusawin testified in the Clarence Darrow case about Berty Franklin attempting to bribe Krauger. Fowler, a Los Angeles attorney, allegedly offered four matches worth of bribe for influencing the McNamara jury verdict. Fowler worked for a local railway and was not publicly tied to the defense. Krauger corroborated Franklin's account of the bribery conversation.
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Associated Presa
Bg Angeles
Cal
Wilneea
Chick
McNamara
Krauger
Fowler
McNemara
Franklin
Marriage License For J H Hanson In Chicago
Chicago granted a marriage license to J H Hanson aged twenty eight of Oshkosh Wisconsin and Mire Mary Goggin aged twenty five of Reedburg Wisconsin. note from Chicago reports uncertain identity of the parties in Oshkosh directory.
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Northwestern
Chicago
J. H. Hanson
Oshkoeh
Wis
Mary Goggin
Reedsburg
Wie
Oshkosh
Death of Confederate Officer Hoke Trusted by General Lee
Charlotte NC man J Gen RE F Hoke a Confederate officer was described as General Lee's personal choice to succeed him if killed in battle. He died today at his home in Tinconnton North Carolina.
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Associated Fresc
Charlotte
N.C
RE. F. Hoke
Lee
Rly
Tincornton
N. C
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