Nine Men Killed in Tide Water Mine Disaster in West Virginia
A Tide Water coal mine explosion in Vinian Virginia, WV causes nine deaths and injures about four score others. Rescue efforts continue with relatives gathered at the mine mouth as trains rush the wounded to Welch hospital. Officials cite gas accumulation as the cause in a scene of widespread alarm and grim losses.
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Tide Water
Vinian
Yandar
Norfolz & Western
Welch
W. Va
Forte
Goleg
Cataclesh of Araruer Underscores War Peace Doubts
The dispatch reports tensions over an armistice between Russia and Japan. Diplomatic hopes rest on possible negotiations led by Roosevelt and other mediators. Russia suffers defeats. Japan gains prestige but risks provoking a broader crisis if peace terms humiliate the emperor.
Meminger Dies After Fire Rescue At Milwaukee
Herman Meminger chief of the Milwaukee fire department died from lung injuries and heart disease after a fatal May fire. He served thirty years with the department and was 59. His death follows a period of effort by the department and friends to shield news of his condition. Lucie B Typs, a prominent Illinois temperance worker and former vice president of the Illinois W C T U, also died in Peoria.
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Herman Meminger
Milwaukee Fire Department
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Fire Department
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Peoria
Lucie B., Typs
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United States
Himois Women's Christian Temperance Union
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Smith and Riseley win tense doubles semifinal
In London on July 5 the semifinals of the doubles championship saw S. H. Smith and Frank L. Riseley defeat Holcomb Ward and Beals GC Wright 2-6 6-3 6-2 9-7. Abell of the Vespers commented after the Henley race that they led a superior crew.
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London
S. H. Smith
Frank L. Riseley
Holcomb Ward
Beals
Wright
Henley
Eng
Cor
Vin Abell
The
Vespers
Leander crew praised after close race with English team
Abell reflected on a defeat to the pick of all Exsiang Salt while considering retirement from boxing. Leander coach Walles admitted strain this month as Poe Vespers surpassed expectations. Willis praised Vespers as a formidable crew though disagreeing on race tactics. Leanders, strong sailors, expect to beat the Belgians in the final. Vespers head to New Orleans aboard the American Hester liner.
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Phiadelphia
Abell
Arry Walles
Poe
Willis
Lae
Atlantic
New Orsquay
Rebellion Sparks Naval Clash at Akzer Man Border
Reports from Odessa describe a minor torpedo boat incident as rebels demanded supplies from Akzer man. Authorities refused, the torpedo boat fired twice, then secured the needed provisions. The event is linked to the Haiaz Potem crew signaling a decisive struggle against the Russian government.
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Odessa
Akzerman
Theodosia
Time of the
Menasha Man Hurt in Accident at Sea and City News
A MenaSha resident, Sam yen Seconé sirest, was injured when a fuse failed to ignite a cannon on the Fourth of July causing a severe facial wound and permanent disfigurement. The report notes other local incidents and a council meeting on water works as Major Henning awaits government permit.
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Sam Yen
Hendall
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Iroma
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John Hay laid to rest in Cleveland funeral details
The body of John Hay was laid to rest at Lake View Cemetery Cleveland after a simple funeral requested by his family. President Roosevelt attended with cabinet members and the funeral proceeded from the chamber of commerce to the cemetery with private services and ceremonial honors.
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Mexo Smaik
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Memorial at Washington for Late Secretary John Hay
A memorial service for John Hay was held at the Church of the Covenant in Washington with diplomatic corps present. The chancel and pews were draped in mourning, floral offerings flowed, and the choir sang tunes dear to Hay as Dr. Tassel Hammand paid brief tribute praising his influence on diplomacy and honesty. He said Hay’s standard raised global diplomatic conduct toward truth and courtesy, signaling no return to past evasiveness.
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John Hay
Church of the Covenant
Tysnis S. Ham- H Tin
Tr. Hey
Gma
Madison Wisconsin hosts new zail rosé Tate commission meeting
The commission plans to organize likely temperance forenoon sessions. Prof. Meyer from Bayouans and Hatter Erickson held a conference with members from the conventic association of Bank Portland Meine. He was chosen president. The next convention will be in Milwaukee. A health board denied typhoid at Vin dot hospital and noted general health. Articles of Incorporation for Milwaukee sanitarium for tuberculosis without capital were filed with incorporators Wingate Carpenter and Tarrant.
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Wis
Zailrosé Tate Commission
Meyer Reveru
Bayoos
Wiindota Hospital
Miwnenkee
Cob Wingate
Paul Carpenter
Tarrant
Shonis Arrested Over Speed Law Violation in Connecticut
T P Shonis of Chicago who headed the Panama Canal company was arrested in Stamford Connecticut for speeding after allegedly driving an eighth mile in 22 seconds with a party of women. He posted bond for court appearance while en route to his Greenwich summer home.
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New York
T. P. Shonis
Chicago
Panama Canal Company
Stamford
Conn
Greenwich
Mutiny at Sea and Eastern Shore Crisis Report
The Kniaz Potemkine mutiny dominates reports from Theodosia Odessa and St Petersburg with claims of demands for coal provisions and safe passage. Battleship and torpedo boat movements, rumored sinkings and warnings to foreign shipping mark a tense Black Sea theater amid labor unrest in Russia and local incidents of violence and accidents in several towns.
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St. Petersburg
Erist Potemkine
Theodosia
Crimean Peninsula
Uszenji
Theodosia Js
Smenlyy Chick
Knfaz Potemkine
Admiralty Os
Admiralty
Ceke Potl
Transescca
Atom
Gonbusl
Heodesia
Port Ar
Theodesia
Black Sea
Neenah Schools Prepare for New Term as Enrollment Rises
The Neenah school board reorganizes with J. A. Kimberly as president and J. P. Keats as secretary. Prof. E. L. Bee named superintendent and principal Beeman gains additional salary. Enrollment rises by thirty three to 1214 pupils in the city with high school up from 160 to 116 and daily attendance increasing from 73 to 108.
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Neerah
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Isiyi
Doerdef Education
Mondar
J. A. Kimberly
Mew
Jehu PL Keats
EL ML Bee
Beeman
J. S. Store
I. M. Stone
Boy Risking Eye Injuries From Firework Accidents
A ten year old boy, Richard Barrington, discharging a flower pot fuse misfired and a ball of fire struck his face, burning his cheek and eye. Dr Alen hopes to save the eye. Firework safety lessons emerge as causes of accidents. A police officer reports a quieter Fourth of July with fewer arrests and disturbances despite crowds, though revolvers were confiscated from out-of-town youths and the Light Street Bridge remained busy during the fireworks.
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John Barrington
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F. M. Reinhert
Helbart
Wisconan Cental Rail
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Light Street Bridge
Berlier-Llewellyn Couple to Wed in July Home Ceremony
Announcement of the approaching marriage of Sir Charles Bernier of Winona Minnesota and Miss Gertrude Llewellyn daughter of Mr and Mrs J W Llewellyn Cherry avenue. The wedding will be held Wednesday July 2 at the bride's parents home.
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J. W. Liewellyn
Cherry Avenue
Thery Wins Bennett Cup in French Victory at Las Champs
Thery the French champion automobileist won the James Gordon Bennett Cup race at Las Champs finishing in seven hours ten minutes. Cagno took second and Nazzari third as American entrants showed poorly with Lyttle and Dingley among the finishers. The start featured a huge crowd and a formal ceremony with Commerce Minister Clementel receiving honors.
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International Automobile Trace
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Dow
Wisconsin Bankers Meet in Ashland Schedule
The eleventh annual Wisconsin Bankers Association convention will be held in Ashland on July 22 with events including an executive council meeting at the Haight and a banquet at the Hotel Knight. A steamer trip to the Apostle Islands is planned and a luncheon will be served on board. The Ashland bankers will host the party.
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Apostle Islands
Judge Upholds Union Traction Control of Street Rails
Circuit Judge Jalan Afack ruled that the Union Traction company’s cases to control street car lines remain valid in Chicago til today. He denied an injunction to halt the company’s continued operation under the underlying corporations.
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Union Traction
Wild Man Taken
Special to The Northwestern Antigo Wisconsin July 5. Jim Wat pinger the escaped maniac who killed Chief of Police John McArthur was captured today. He was found starved beside a fence and seized before we could get him into plays.
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Jim Wat
Pinger
John McArthur
Miner Drowns in Soft Ore at Iron River Mine
Special to The Northwestert reports a twenty year old miner named Constant perished at Iron River after ore collapsed and sucked him under. Fellow workers shouted for help but cries went unheard as his body was trapped until it could be recovered through a lower opening.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Marine Constant
Iron River
Showers Cooler Forecast For Wisconsin On Thursday
Showers and cooler air expected tonight with generally fair conditions and brisk western winds Thursday. Local observations note a falling barometer and a cool morning with temperatures around the lower twenties. Data supplied by the Weather Bureau via S Heymann Co.
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Wisconsin
Govers
Weather Bureau
S. Heymann Co
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