Lost Her Rudder in Milwaukee Yacht Race
Milwaukee led early in the Canada’s Cup trial as Cadilllac and Detroit chased, with Illinois taking the lead in another race update. The Chicago dispatch reports a tight field with Cadilllac, Detroit, and Milwaukee in strong contention and rivals Yankee Orion Knois and Prairie trailing.
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Chicago
Milwaukee
Cadillac
Ntihols
Detroit
Yankee
Orton
Plere
Friends of Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Iinola
Firett
Orion
Knois
Prairia
Mincta
Illinois
Filham
Twhnolis
Prairie
May Shorten the War By Associated Press
London reports that Mrs. Kruger’s death could hasten the end of the war. Mr. Kruger is despondent over military actions. Reitz and Steyn’s correspondence supports his discouragement. General Botha favored surrender yet waited Kruger’s approval. South Africans claim Botha relies on Kruger’s allowances to sustain the fight. The death may earn her wartime honors from the British army.
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Associated Press
York
the Tribune
London
Kruger
Reitz and
Steyn
Botha
South Africa
Named by President appoints several consuls and officers
Washington July 22 AP reports the president named appointments across departments. Richard L. Aprague becomes consul at Gibraltar, Spain. Edward A. Creevey consul at Glauchau Saxony. Samuel Smith consul at Moscow. B A Reynolds Hitt third secretary at Paris. John V. Wild second lieutenant revenue cutter service. Shen Swift Jr first lieutenant. George D. Morrow second lieutenant Porto Rico provisional regiment of infantry. Henry H. Scott second lieutenant artillery. Jeanne C. Moore Indian agent at the Colorado River Agency Arizona.
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Associated Press
Wasnington
Richard L. Aprague
Masachusetts
Gibdraltar
Spain
Edward A. Creevey
Connecticut
Glauchau
Saxony
Samuel Smith
New Jersey
Moscow
Russia
Reynolds Hitt
Imnois
United States
Paris
France
Treasury
John V.wild
Revenue Cutter Service
Shen Swift, Jr
Leutenant
George D. Morrow
Porto Rico
Henry H. Scott
Artillery Corps
Interior
Jeanne C. Moore
Danville
Colorado River
Atisona
Mayor Shot by Employee in Santa Paula Cal
Santa Paula Cal July 22 Mayor Hugh O Hara was shot and likely fatally wounded by Charles Waxsmith an employee of a nail mill supply company Four men had been ordered arrested by the mayor for fighting with a Mexican before they could be seized Waxsmith took a pistol and shot the mayor who was sitting in front of his own house Last night there was street excitement and threats of lynching were heard
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Au Manchesey Cro Santa Pauls
Cal
Hugh O'Hara
Charles Waxamith
Waxsmith
Painter Albert Jenke Dead in Los Angeles Street
Albert Jenke a well known artist died suddenly on a Los Angeles street. Born in New York seventy five years ago he painted portraits including Abraham Lincoln and General Pais. The cause of death was unclear but attributed to illness.
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Associated Prewu
Los Angeles
Cal
Suly
Albert Jenke
Tieatt Dlaase
Col
Jenka
New York
Armong
Fernene
Wera
Abraham Lancoln
Pais
Lords Overturn Strike Ruling On Unions Liability
London July 22 The house of Lords reversed the appeal court and upheld Farwell’s injunction against General Secretary Hell and Organising Secretary Holmes from watching and besetting Great Western railroad approaches to induce non unionists to quit Taf Vale strikes. The Lords ruled the legislature did not bar a trades union from being sued through its officers for illegal acts.
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Associated Rrexs
London
House of Lords
Justice Farwell
Higher Court of Justice
Hell
Amalgamated Society of Railway Servants
Holmes
Great Western Railroad
Taf Vale
Heat Wave Kills Dozens As Temperatures Soar Across Cities
Reports from Chicago Kansas City and St Louis detail multiple heat deaths and mass prostrations. Chicago saw eight fatalities as a 103 degree high sparked sleepless nights and outdoor sleeping. Kansas City reported fourteen heat deaths with dozens prostrated. New York logged four heat deaths and St Louis marked its hottest day on record at 107 degrees.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Til
Ore Cagenas
Kansas City
Kan
Jasmer
New York
Weather Bureau
ST. Louis
Louis
St Louis
Commons Swamped by Illness Delay Prorogation Plans
London correspondent reports government whips struggle to keep Conservative and Liberal Unionist MPs in attendance at Westminster. Illness of a key committee chairman halts the educational bill stage, forcing postponements. With few measures reaching the royal assent, prospects for passing major business fade, and a call grows for procedural reform to avert further deadlock.
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Asiwcinis
New York
Westminater
London
The
Tribune
House of Commons
Balfour
House of
Garment Workers Strike In New York and Troy
The garment workers strike reports 6000 workers out in New York including adults and children. Strikers surrounded the strike headquarters while orders were scarce. In Troy about 90 collar cutters joined the walkout affecting factories run by members of the shirt and collar manufacturers association.
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Ascociated Press
New York
Garment Workers
Atriks
Troy
The
Shirt and Collar Manufacturers’ Association
Plague Suspects Arrive From Sydney on Plymouth
The Orient line steamer Ormouth from Sydney to London docked at Plymouth with two passengers thought to have bubonic plague. One case developed after leaving Marseilles.
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AleewweEty
Plymouth
Orient Line
Ormouth
Sydney
London
Marevilies
Fire Sickness Claims One Man in Mount Pheasant Hotel
Ottumwa Iowa July 22 John OConnor of Mt Pheasant suffocated in a fire at Le Clade hotel today Eighteen other guests had nearly escaped Glarow July 25 John Henderson ship builder of this city a meant dent
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Ottumwa
Iowa
John O'Connor
Mt. Pheasant
le Clade
Glarpow
John Henderson
A Dent
Strike News In Pittsburg District Updates July 22
Pittsburg and Allegheny strike district reports a quiet morning with no new layoffs. Wellsville remains steady with 23 loyal workers, while McKeesport and surrounding mills observe calm as unions monitor rail activity and arrivals. Shaffer returns to duties as Amalgamated officials plan cautious steps toward settlement.
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Associated Presp
Pittsburg
Pitte
Wellsville
McKeesport
Tt le
Dewees Wood Company
Monongahela
National Tube Works
Amalgamated Association
Painter Mill
Westend
Clark Mill
Thirty Fifth Street
Brown
Shapfer
Shaffer
Ahape
Naval Academy Chief Says Maclay Volume Not Adopted
Commander Wainwright writes to the Navy Department that the third volume of Maclay’s naval history has not been adopted as a textbook or reference at the Naval Academy. He notes there is no plan to require cadets to study recent wars and that the academy may not possess a copy of the third volume.
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Farquitar
John M. Farquhar
Industrial Commission
Washington
Beiag
Berike
Shaffer
le Barqunar
Amalgamated Association
Associated. Preas
Washington, D.C
Wainwright
United States Naval Academy
Navy Department
Maclay
Naval Academy
Pereghy
Algo ma Golf Handicap Contest At Algoma CC
On Saturday afternoon fourteen men entered a ball handicap contest at Algoma Country Club. George Hewltt and R P Finney shared first prize, seven balls. W C Hewitt and Louis Schriber won four balls. P H Sawyer earned three balls. Several players posted nets and handicaps with several tied for fourth. The women’s contest begins with a nine hole medal round for a cup donated by Mrs C Chase.
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Algoma Country Club
George Hewltt
R P Finney
W. C Hewltt
Louis Sehriber
Phil H Sawyer
George Hewitt
P Finney
C Howat
HW Sawyer
F. Miller
J Earl Morgan
C C Chase
BF Sawer
Jonny Challoner
Thomas Rockwell
O T Watle
I. D Harmen
Jossin
Alzama Country Club
New York Yacht Club Opens Annual Cruise Contests
The New York Yacht Club began its annual cruise with contests for the commodore's cup, schooners and a separate run for sloops. Coxflation and Columbia sailed in the sloops division apart from other entrants. The schooner America, former winner of her trophy, participated in today's race.
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Associated Praga
New York
New York Yacht Club
Coxflation
Columbia
America
Fosburgh Case Opens Third Day of Manslaughter Trial
Pittsfield July 22 The Fosburgh case moves into its third day as the defense urges safeguards for Robert Fosburgh in the manslaughter trial over the death of his sister May. The prosecution aims to complete its case before nightfall with three tepa in its evidence.
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Associated Prega
Pittsfield
Mass
Robert & Forburgh
Young Forburg
Ohio Tannery Destroyed in Aberdeen Fire
A large tannery owned by Martin and Rydier in Aberdeen Ohio was destroyed by a fire today July 22 along with several small dwellings and other houses. The total loss is estimated at fifty thousand dollars with some items insured. Local authorities are investigating the blaze.
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Aberdeen
Ohio
Martin & Rydier
Three Die as Family Charred in Pittsburgh Tenement Fire
A Pittsburgh family perished and the husband was badly burned when an oil fire exploded in a kitchen stove at 1616 Pennsylvania Avenue. Mrs Katea Ratza and her three children Mia Sophia Kashner Kashner Ratza Wabock Ratza aged two died from burns and smoke. The husband was hospitalized with serious injuries and the blaze started when oil spilled into a kitchen stove can and ignited.
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Pittsburg
Mia
Sophia Ratza
Viola Ratza
Kashner Ratxa
Wabock Ratza
Calumet Elks head to Milwaukee carnival with band
Calumet Elks of Calumet Michigan will travel by special four sleeper train on the St Paul line to Milwaukee for this week’s carnival. They’ll appear in miners outfits with a full outfit and a spade. The Calumet and Hecla band, led by H A Vandercock, plans a 32 piece ensemble and recently added a 135 Bohemian tuber instrument. The group, composed of Calumet & Hecla employees and local business leaders led by John D Cudahy, intends to donate pennies for purchases in Milwaukee’s famed beer halls.
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Calumet
Mich
Elks of Calumet
Milwaukee
St Paul Road
Calumet and Hecla
Anons of
Oshkosh
H. A Vandercock
Fred Jackson
Arions of
Vandercock
Colorado
Santa Fe
Bohemia
Ringling Brothers
Calumet & Hecla Company
Reception to Gibbons and London Freedom Flight
Dispatch from London notes Cardinal Vaughan to preach at the opening of Westminster Cathedral in June 1902. Sir Alfred Milner to receive the freedom of the City of London in a grand ceremony at the guild hall with Lord Mayor and aldermen. Luncheon to follow at the Mansion House.
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IBY Abc
New York
Tribune
London
Cardinal Vaughan
New House
Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore
Bermon
New Westminster Cathedral
City of London
Sir Alfred Milner
Guild Hall
Alfred Muner
Eldorado Woman Dies at 82 in Wisconsin
Mrs. Sarah McDonald of Eldorado Wisconsin died from general debility at age 82. She leaves four sons David Watson Frank Watson and Janes TH Watson and two daughters George Watson and Mrs Annis Dewey. Recovery of a relative named Fi over ten Afies Hii is doubtful. Tatu Foulken visited Fond du Lac last week.
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Wis
Sarah McDonald
Eldorado
Song
David Watson
Frank Watson
Midorado
Janes TH Watson
van Dyne
George Watson
Annis Dewey
Deskoeh
Davis
Senator Clark gains role in copper syndicate plans
The Novoatl reports a copper company capital of 20 million roubles with United States Senator Clark allied with Klett capitalists. Kiev to supply 3 million roubles, Moscow 4.5 million, and government subsidies of 3.6 million are noted. Clark plans to visit Kiev in autumn while his son eyes Siberia to inspect the mines.
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Aspociatved . Ees
Petersburg
Novoatl
Novoe Vremyes
United States
Clark
Klett
Kieff
Aascenalon
Bemipalatinsk
Siberia
Resumption of Mining Operations Expected in Collieries
General resumption of mining operations is anticipated in the Wyoming valley as unions report 85 percent of strikers returning to their jobs. Committees from striking firemen meet superintendents seeking reinstatement while most mines resume with former firemen. In Scranton most Lackawanna valley mines are working, and 800 Lehigh Valley machinists have ended their two month strike, returning to work individually.
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Associated Press
Wilkesharre
United Mines Workers
Wyoming Valley
Scranton
Lackawanna Valley
Wilkesbarre
Lehigh Valley Railway
Ashley
Central Railway of New Jersey
Inter-Urban Railway Plans Near in Oshkosh Area
A local Oshkosh figure asserts that the long discussed inter urban roads linking Oshkosh Omro Berlin and Fond du Lac are near construction within months. Promoters seek a Sixth Street start from Oshkosh aided by eastern capitalists and powered by Winnebago Traction’s plant. Public officials await radio railway confirmation.
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Oshkosh
Omro
Berlin
Fond du Lac
Algoma
Ninth Street
Sixth Street
Winnebago Traction Company
Boy Survives After Brighton Beach Wire Fall
A circulating tale of a fatal accident at Brighton Beach near Menasha and Appleton was found false. The device involved a pole attached to a taut wire from a high platform over the lake used by bathers. A thirteen year old Appleton boy named Harry Wood fell from the pole but suffered no serious injuries.
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Brighton Beach
Menasha
Appleton
Harry Wood
Mrs Kruger Dead in Europe After Brief Illness
Mrs Kruger wife of the former president of the Transvaal republic, who is now in Europe, died this afternoon after a short illness. She was the second wife of the Transvaal president and a Mina Du Plesaia, a name of prominence in South Africa. Her aunt was the former wife of Mr Kruger’s first wife.
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Teotorin
Mra. Kruger
Trans Saal Republic
Europe
Mra Kruger
Tranavial
Mina du Plesaia
South Africa
Mr. Kruger
Five Prospector Deaths Found Near Cape Roman
A party en route to Nome discovered five men dead near Cape Roman, scattered over a quarter mile, each wrapped in blankets with gear nearby. They likely froze during a harsh winter. General Randall dispatched soldiers to recover the bodies and identify the deceased, suspected to be prospectors exhausted and lost while seeking St Michaels.
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Associated Preeg
Nome
Seattle
Wash
Michael
Cape Roman
Randall
Gen
St Michaels
Short Crop In England Early Wheat Harvest Starts
London notes a brisk start to the eastern heat harvest on July 22 with a five percent area yielding well and seventy five percent likely to be short. The wheat straw crop is expected to be the smallest since 1894, while The Mark Lane Express estimates Russia’s 1900 wheat crop at 65 million quarters with a 56 million quarter area, projecting an export surplus of about 18 million quarters.
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Associated Press
London
Mark Lane Express
Mark Lane
Senia
Asia
Oshkosh Assessed Valuation Surges for Coming Year
Oshkosh total 100 percent valuation set at 926,873,274 with land 5,788,935 buildings 6,188,256 land and improvements 11,978,190 personal property 3,895,084. First year total was 9,742,142 with real estate 7,008 and personal property 2,533,006.
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City of
Oshkosh
Departing guest honored with Elm Street party
Mint Olga Diehl hosted Friday evening entertainment at 397 Elm street for her brother returning to St Louis after a three week visit with his parents. The event featured dancing and refreshments with many friends in attendance including Misses Martha Wohlt Molly Koepp Lucy Strimpke Anna Croynon Ida Burke Helen Shoening Meta Below Alma Below Ciara Poat Minnie Abraham Emma Barfecht Esther Hampshire Tine Ackerman Milly Kohls Lilian Kannenberg Mildred Kleinsmith Olga Diehl Hulda Diehl and Messrs. Henry Meske Henry Diehl John Wohlt Albert Abraham Edward Wohlt Rich Woht Gust Wegner Emil Strimpke Herman Strimpke Paul Miller Ernat Kohla Walter Stysewakl John Vatkmann Charley Crownow Otto Zuelka Otto Daua Albert Pockrandt also Mr and Mrs Albert Ackermann Mr and Mrs Ernst Strysewski Miss Augusta Wiese of Ripon and Mr Edward Teach of New London.
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Mint
Olga Diehl
Elm Street
St Louis
Martha Wohlt
Molly Koepp
Lucy Strimpke
Anna Croynon
Ida Burke
Helen Shoening
Meta Below
Alma Below
Ciara Poat
Minnie Abraham
Emma Barfecht
Esther Hampshire Tine Ackerman
Milly Kohls
Lilian Kannenberg
Mildred Kleinsmith
Hulda Diehl
Messrs
Henry Meske
Henry Diehl
John Wohlt
Alsbert Abraham
Edward Wohlt
Richa Wohlt
Gust Wegner
Emil Strimpke
Herman Strimpke
Paul Miller
Ernat Kohla
Walter Stysewakl
John Vatkmann
Charley Crownow
Otto Zuelka
Otto Daua
Albert Pockrandt
Albert Ackermann
Ernst Strysewski
Augusta Wiese
Ripon
Edward Teach
New London
Short Notes on Local Residents and Travel
Rev James F Abbott left to pray for Madison to attend the remainder of the session of the Monona assembly. Mise Ella Jones of Minneapolis now guest at E R Stevens 410 Merritt Street. Mr and Mrs Richard Reed left for a visit in New York Albany Buffalo Chicago and North Albany. Mr and Mrs William Benning and child returned to New York City after visiting C H Kripperia. L and Tuttle Insurance man suffered bruising from collision between two freight trains near Sault Ste Marie Friday night. he will be confined to bed for days.
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James F. Abbott
Ptay
Madison
Monona Assembly
Mise Ella Jones
Minneapolis
E.R. Stevens
Merritt Street
Richard
Reed
New York
Albany
Buffalo
Chicago
Henning
C. H. Kripperia
L. & Tuttle
Sault Ste. Marie
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