Western Federation Convention Opens to Public Sight
The Western Federation of Miners convention in Denver opens its sessions to the public for the first time in the organization’s history. President Moyers discusses reforms, labor strategy, and industrial unionism amid strike tensions and state labor laws.
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Sion
Associated Press
Denver
Cal
Wester Federal
Mhiers
Roosevelt
sGoldfeld
Industrial Workers of
Passengers Aid Woman in Eau Claire Ambush Chase
Interurban passengers stopped their car between Eau Clair and Chippewa Falls after Minnie Heflin was attacked by an unknown man. Two riders heard cries, the vehicle halted, and pursuers gave chase, but the assailant escaped into the country as authorities continued the search.
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Eau Clairs
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Chippewa’ Falls
Elks Convention Features Large Dallas Barbecue
In Dallas on July 14 a monster barbecue fed thousands as part of the Elks convention. A business session of the grand lodge was held with officer reports submitted. Detroit and Los Angeles delegates are mounting efforts to secure the next convention site.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Tex
Elks
Detroit
Los ‘Angeles
Bombardment of Tabriz Reported by AP Telegraph
Telegram from Tabriz to St. Petersburg describes bombardment of the Umira quarter by two guns and heavy rifle fire. No report on casualties or outcome yet.
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Associated Press
St. Petersburg
Tabriz
Zu Eulenburg Case Postponed Over Health Issues
The trial of Prince Philip zu Eulenburg on perjury charges linked to last year's court scandals was again postponed due to the defendant's mental and physical weakness. The Associated Press report from Bern dated July 14 notes the delays continue as the case falters under illness.
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Associated Press
Bern
Prince ‘Philip Zu -Eulenburg
Die of the heat record in Cincinnati deaths rise
The Associated Press reports three deaths linked to yesterday's intense heat in Cincinnati. Today brings cooler weather. An unclear fragment mentions Ernest B. Gallup and an injury to a wrist caused during crank action at a machine, but the details are garbled.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Ernest B. Gallup
98 Church
Emuk
Woman Found Dead in Teal's Pond Identified
The body of Hazel T. Drew, daughter of John Drew, was identified after an autopsy showed no water in the lungs and a fractured skull from a blow. Officials say the death was not accidental and suspect the murder occurred elsewhere.
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Mise M
Drew
Associated
Trey, N. Y
Greek immigrant confesses to Oakland dynamiting plot
Joan Claudianes, 23, arrested by district attorney detectives, confesses to dynamiting James L. Gallagher's Oakland residence and to a subsequent attack with dynamite. He names Peter Claudianes as the claimed instigator but refuses to reveal the alleged payers who funded the crime.
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San Feenelxea
Ile Hlevene
Witenn Amainst
Ruef
Associated Press
San
Francisco
Cal
Jiny
Joan Cleadinnes
Langdon
James. L. Gallagher
Oakland
Peter Claudlanes
John
Peter
Claudianes
Tual
Shriners Week Parade Highlights City Tour
Associated Press notes Shriners week festivities featuring a patrol through the city, an electric parade, and a German banquet at Osman Temple. The group includes patrols and sightseeing trips across two cities as the day’s main feature.
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Associated Press
Yrof Shriners
Taj Ft Cour
Biven
Osman Temple
Pork Takes a Tumble in Chicago Market Collapse
Chicago July 14 pork futures faced a sharp decline as overbought conditions and persistent purchases turned into selling pressure. Sept pork dropped from 16.72% to 15.85 with other deliveries posting sizable losses. Lard and ribs futures also fell while packing interests led the selloff and brokers absorbed offerings on resting orders.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Advises Return of Marines from Panama
General Eliots urged bringing Marines in Panama to the United States due to climate issues. Officials say a force of not more than 466 should remain out of the 1200 deployed. Secretary Wright will consult with the Navy Department on an early return.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
General Eliots
Marine Corps
Wright
Panama
Navy Department
Baseball accident deaths raise alarm in Phitsburg
Phitsburg reports the death of nine year old Frank Phillips who bled from the mouth after being struck by a baseball bat on June 22. Despite medical efforts the hemorrhage could not be stopped and he died early today, marking the third fatal baseball accident in two months.
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Associated Press
Phitsburg
Frank Phillips
Americans Win First Olympic Hammer Throw Gold
The fourth Olympiad opened with the hammer throw where Irish American John J. Flanagan won the first gold medal for the United States, setting an Olympic record with a 170 feet 4 1 2 inch toss. His teammate McGrath took silver, Walsh of Canada earned bronze, and the U S flag rose in celebration.
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Om. J. McGrath
New York
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Sweden
Wichelson
England
Herr
America
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Amerden
Flanagan
Gillis
Walsh
Canada
Inethe
Stars and Stripes
United States
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Sullivan
Sheppard
Wientz
Wis
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Weintz
Jones
Cameron
Mansens
Denny
G. E. Larner
United Kingdom
H. E. Kerr
Australia
W. J. Palmer
B. J. Webb
Quinn
Rothman
Goulding
Harrison
Rowland
New Zealand
Larner
Webb
Il Kerr
Hallows
Three Cars Withdrawn From Guard Tour in Philadelphia
Autos in the Guard Tour withdrew from Philadelphia amid teary scenes. The cars entered the route via Cront and Market streets, moved toward Mount Joy and Lancaster, then Restling and the Schuylkill valley. Committee members observed the start. withdrawn units were Nos. 33 165 and 173. Nos. 13 106 and 12 did not start.
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Philadelphia
Aascclat di Pres
Harrisburg
Patly
Philaselpi Telay
Cront
Market
Mount Joy
Lancast
Schuylkill Valey
Prohibitionist Convention Opens With Delegates Arriving
Ohio scene centers on Prohibitionists meeting in Columbus with national delegates arriving by band wagon and mule bearing a Missouri dry placard. Keynote speaker controversy and a flurry of presidential boom rumors from Wright Levering Howard Crandall Tracy and others shape the opening as the national committee prepares to appoint temporary leadership.
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Columbus O
Adator
Mike White
Missouri
H. L.pecke
San Dusky
Peeke
Jay Pinney
Cleveland
Peeké
Ohio
Seaborn Wright
Georgia
Beford
Hack
A. RB
Leonard
Charles 8.Chanion
Pittsburg
Feild
Presbyterian Church
Sui Strong
Jo. Detroit
Daniel R
Rochester
N.Y
J. B. Cransl
Texas
California
F P. W. Wheeler
Los Angeles
Michigan
Joseph P. Tracy
Republican Party
Hawaii
Alaska
War Department
Jones
Recoma
Prohibition State Convention Hears Candidate Rumors
The Prohibition state convention met as delegates arrived from California Illinois and Michigan amid predictions of leading candidates. Wheeler and Sheen compete for West and largest delegations while Prof Aaron S Warhkins of Ada could be named governor or vice president amid a wave of party attacks on Republicans and Democrats. Carrie Nation attended as a spectator with Patterson faction poised to nominate Malcolm AR Patterson for governor.
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A.g.wolfebarger
Nebraska
Robert H. Patton
Illinois
Alonzo E. Wilson
Samuel Dickie
Albion
Mich
Wheeler
Sheen
California
West
Aaron S. Warhkins
Ada
Iiiter
David Marshall
Columbus
Sud
Pianey
Marshall
Peeke
lMquor
Carrie Nation
Tennusser Democrats
Nashville
Lenn
Malcom AR
Patterson
Philadelphia Editors Held on Criminal Plea Charges
The four Philadelphia-North American editors and three cartoonists appeared before Magistrate McCleary after warrants were served. No testimony was taken and bail was set for the next court term. The mayor Reyburn alleges the publication harmed his name and dignity by a single editorial and several cartoons.
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Witle Court Room
Atood
Forest Fires Devastate Franklin County Area
A weeklong wildfire in Franklin County near Jerusalem and Redington Union Mount Deleback burned 3 444 acres and damaged LGM feet of timber from Great Northern Paper and Barlin Mills. About 160 workers aided efforts to subdue the blaze, with damage estimated at no less than 100 000 dollars. Fires also affected Great Southern Paper camps and regional forests, while West Kennebunk Maine reports the fires under control.
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Barlin Mills Company
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Great Southern Paper Company
Franklin County
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Redington Union
Mount Dedleback
UNTMS
West Kennebunk
Duel Sparks House Skirmish Over Royal Finances
A public confrontation erupted as Alfonso Coste accused ministers including Count Penda Garcia of scandals tied to royal funds. A duel ensued after a challenge is said to have been issued and accepted, with the count wounded in the fourth bout though not seriously. No further clash occurred.
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Associated Press
Lisben
Ily
House of Peers
Royal House
Alfonso Coste
Miniso
Penda- Garcia
Rinas
Chauffeur Driven Insane After Train Collision
New York July 14 Frederick Giarw the chauffeur in charge of the automobile driven by Ham Fr Trutching when struck by a Long Island train on Friday has become a raving maniac from the shock. He imagines enemies against him and has been under medical treatment though somewhat improved.
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Associated Press
New York
Frederick Giarw
Ham FR
Trutching
Cluid
Zeppelin airship voyage delayed by steering gear mishap
Count Zeppelin's airship began a highly anticipated voyage on a hot July afternoon near Constance. A breakage of the side steering gear forced repairs in midair and the craft returned to its moorings. a new start is planned for tomorrow as royal onlookers and thousands of spectators watched from steamers and the lake shore.
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Schaathaugen
Parker to Take a Stump for Democratic Campaigns
Alton B. Parker said in a Associated Press interview he would offer services to the Democratic national committee as a campaigner and devote time to speeches. He planned to speak outside New York and favored supporting Bryan and Kerr. Parker would travel from Helena to Livingston to meet Delaney and the Gye men for about three weeks in the Yellowstone region.
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Associated Press
Helena
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Ated
Alton B. Parker
Democratic National Committee
New York
Vince
Parker
Bryan
Kerr
Helens
Turker
Livingston
Delaneyrd
York
Gye Men
Yellowstone National Park
Mr. Parker
Thomas J. Walsh
Lightning Sets Big Fire At National Refining Plant
A lightning strike ignited an 18000 barrel off tank at the National Refining plant causing a large blaze that spread to benzine tanks. Losses exceed 50000 dollars as crews battled the fire through the night. A Roman Catholic mission near Chippewa Lake was destroyed by fire aided by air supplies, with two priests among those who died attempting to escape.
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National Refining Plant
VSO
SH. Moanin
Chippewan Lake
Here
Nebraska Near The Fleet sails toward Honolulu
The report describes Connecticut and the fleet moving rapidly toward Honolulu, with the flagship Connecticutt maintaining about 13 to 14 knots hourly after leaving San Francisco. Wires indicate the fleet behind the lead ship, and ongoing evolutions show improved ship proficiency this afternoon.
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Seca
Honoluti
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