WILD CAR STRIKES TRAIN IN OHIO WRECKS KILLING FOUR
A rail disaster near Trebein station in Xenia Ohio last night wrecked Pennsylvania Limited train No 2 after a coal car detached and accelerated down a grade. Four dead include engineer William Clark and fireman William Dwyer with two postal clerks among the injured. Rescue efforts were hampered by exploding gas tanks and widespread flames.
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Xenia, O
Trebein Station
Pennsylvania Limited
St. Louis
New York
Xenia
Lees
Columbus
Wiliam Clark
William Dwyer
Cincinnati
M. M. Peters
Charles McGowan
Greenfield
Ind
George A. Griff
William J. Clark
Frrgman Dwyer
McGowan
Hughes
Forsythe
George A. Gifford
Indianapolis
James McFadden
Aiste
Ireland
Katlea
William Clark
Exenia
Patrick Dwyer
ML. M. Peters
FE. F. McKown
Grenfeld
Joseph Converse
Trentweeven
Ressie “Donovan
Irvin
William
Clarence Kinkahl
Colonial Disusing Company
Trehetn
le Que
Kinkaid
Diatery
Nenin
Rickard
George Barr
C. H. and
Train wreck halts freight after near collision on track
A freight engine was stopped after Barr halted an approaching freight on the track near Joliet. Two tramps aboard a baggage train were thrown clear with no injuries. A boy from Trebein treated burns as rescuers worked. An Alton passenger train collided with a freight engine in Chicago yard. a Pullman porter suffered a severe head wound.
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Barr
Kinkaeid
Batlery
Divid
John LB. Rogers
Indianapola
Brown
Trebein
Alton
Joliet
Itt
Chicago
Taro Bradshaw
Milwaukee Rail Change Seen as Easing Milwaukee Division Terminal
Milwaukee observers believe a new bulletin shifts Milwaukee from division terminal to a through point toward Fond du Lac. The plan would route Chicago to Fond du Lac via Milwaukee, with northern runs ending at Fond du Lac while others stay unchanged to Janesville Belvidere Harvard and Madison.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wic
The
Journal Today
Wisconsin
North Wisconsin
Fond 'U Lac
Chicago
Green Bay
Oshkosh
Janesville
Harvard
Belvidere
Madleon
Fond du Lac
Madison
Racine Chosen For Wisconsin Golf Championship
Milwaukee July 25 Racine selected as site for the next annual Wisconsin State Golf Association tournament by delegates at Milwaukee Country Club. Officers elected include Hamilton Vose president and H. Blake on the board with eleven member clubs spanning Milwaukee Madison Oshkosh Kenosha Racine Green Lake La Crosse Mineral Point Appleton Janesville and Marinette.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin Golf Association
Hibbard
Bui
Pettit
Nieman
Schaller
Burke
Brownell
Kelloff
Allan Hibbard
C. C. Allen
Stephen Bull
Hamilton Vose
Fred Pettit
George
H. Russell
L. W. Xteman
H. F. Blake
A. Schailer
W. Jacobs
John F. Burke
Racine
Wils
Hacine
Wisconsin State Golf Association
Milwaukee Country Club
Milwauke
Phil H. Sawyer
Oskosh
H. 5
Blake
J. Hixon
la Crosse
John Stevens Jr
Appleton
Dr. F. Brown
Madison
Albert Schaller
Janesville
J. M. Kehler
Kenosha
Oshkosh
Green Lake
Mineral Pollut
Marinette
Fleming Announces Candidacy for Democratic Nomination
Milwaukee dispatch reports from Oconemorroc Wisconsin that Attorney William Fleming declares his bid for the Democratic congressional nomination and is expected to win a salid county delegation. Fleming is a known Democrat who was twice cleared to the legal a thee from Dodge County and has served as clerk of courts and deputy internal revenue collector in Alaska under A. K. Delaney.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Journal
Oconemorroc
William Fleming
Fleming
Legtal Athee
Dodge County
Tie
Internal Revenue
Alaka
A. K. Delaney
Destructive Seattle Bre mont Lumber Mill Fire
A large Bryant Lumber mill near Seattle is doomed to total loss after a fire fanned by strong winds. In Albany fire in the business district kills a firefighter and injures several others. extensive property damage estimated at half to three quarters of a million dollars. Fire started on Beaver street, spreading to the Columbia hotel and Elks club, with walls collapsing and multiple casualties among firemen. Nearby firms listed as heavy losers include Lang Rubber Stamp Works and Columbia Hotel. In Milwaukee, giant ice houses of Pike and North Lakes Ice Co. are destroyed by lightning with about $50,000 total losses.
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Associated Lions
Seattle
Bryant Lumber Company
Bremont
Sound
Albany
Xii
D. K. Hishop
Insurance Patrol
James J. Shelly
Frank H. Wetherwax
Ingurance Patrol
Public Market D
Beaver Street
Columbia Hotel
Elks’ Clvd
Market Building
Columbia
Republican Club House
Evening Times Union
Lang Rubber Stamp Works
Crucible Steel Company
Jester Parker Furniture Company
Albany Rubber Tire Wheel Company
Heth & Fisher Shirt Factory
United Shirt and Collar Company
Cadby Paper Box Company
Wertheim Brothers
Clothing Manufacturers
Columbia Hotel Company
Albany Lodge of Elks
Milwaukee
Wise
Wisconsin
Port Washington
Wic
Mamoth
Pike and North Lakes Ice Company
Philadelphia
Flint Glass Works
James J. Murray & Co
Point Breeze
Vkops
Hornellaville
N. Y
Cunnseraga
Erie
Rivera
Irwin
Coal Hollow
Westmoreland
New York
Geneva
Dresden
Pennnsylvania
New York Central
Seneca Lake
Warrant Rescinded for UMW Official in Induced Protests
Secret ary treasurer of the United Mine Workers, W By Wilson of Indianapolis, received notice that his arrest warrant on an injunction violation charge has been rescinded. The warrant followed Judge Jackson’s injunction against Mother Jones and others for urging miners to quit work. Wilson says the charges were dropped due to fear of broader unrest and maintains his meetings in Clarkesburg and Fairmont were lawful.
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United Mine Workers
Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
W. By Wilson
Parkersburg
W. Va
Wilson
Clarksburg
Fairmont
Prince Chen to visit St. Louis for fair preparations
Cable from Pekin announces Prince Chen son of Prince Ching and brother of the emperor will arrive in New York from Europe and may visit St. Louis to inspect Louisiana Purchase exposition preparations. He will be accompanied by Sir Liang Chen Tung and Chinese minister Wu Ting Fang arranged the invitation. International Press congress also accepts to hold its session at the fair grounds.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
Pekin
Ching
Prince Chen
Prince Ching
New York
Europe
Francia
Wu Ting Fang
Washington
Pacific Coast
Liang Chen Tung
Walter Williams
Berne
Switzerland
International Press Congress
Negro Shoots to Kill on Wells Street
Chicago July 11 Arthur Schneider a bookkeeper is shot and killed in front of a Wells street restaurant. The assailant a negro reportedly shot after a quarrel over a trivial matter. He fled and police have only a vague description. A second black man was briefly detained but released.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Arthur Aa. Schneider
Wells Street
Sehneider
President Reed Dead at Taylor University
Rev. T. C. Reed, president of Taylor University in Upland Indiana, died today. Born in Steuben County New York, he was a 19th century graduate of Ohio Wesleyan University and was widely known in the Midwest.
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Associated Press
Upland
Ind
T. C. Reed
Taylor University
Steuben County
Ohio Wesleyan University
Middle“West
Storm at Plymouth Kills Woman as Bolt Strikes Farm
An evening storm near Plymouth Wisconsin killed Mrs Joseph Harter who was milking when struck by lightning. T Since then Tiarner and a boy were knocked unconscious but recovered hours later. Five other children in the house were only slightly shocked. The storm destroyed multiple barns within a mile radius and caused livestock losses.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Plymouth
Joseph Harter
Here
Tiarner
Harter
Fie
Ed Curtis
Sheboygan County
Robert Water
A. Aderholt
Cholera Outbreak Worsens in Cairo Egypt
The dispatch reports 307 cholera cases in Cairo and Moucha since July 15 with 227 deaths. The Daily Telegraph notes panic over the epidemic spreading through Cairo with 42 new cases and temporary hospitals rising. Upper Egypt shows slightly better conditions as British regiments prepare to move to Camp de Desert.
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Associated Press
Cairo
Egypt
Moucha
Assloot
London
Daily Telegraph
Saya
Camp de Desert
Telegraph
Upper Egypt
Spooner Clubs Formed to Support Re-election Bid
The formation of John C. Spooner clubs began in Madison on July 5 as workers were appointed in each precinct of the First assembly district to secure signers. The drive targets La Follette rank and file and pledges legislative support for Spooner’s reelection.
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Madison
Wis
John C. Spooner
Spooners
la Follette
Final Audience With Cardinal Rampolla Shapes Philippines Policy
Bishop Thomas OGorman of Sioux Falls has a final audience with Cardinal Rampolla, papal secretary of state, in Rome. They discuss the Philippines situation and choosing a stable apostolic delegate. The bishop sails from Genoa to New York on the Hohenzollern, July 30, to present President Roosevelt with a papal gift and letters, then travels to Washington to deliver Cardinal Rampolla's message to Secretary of State Hoy.
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Associated Prevs
Rome
Thomas O'Gorman
Sioux Falla
Rampolla
Wwiay
Philippines
Genoa
New York
Hohenzollern
Graf
Ronsevelt
Washington
Cardinal Rampolin
Hoy
King Edward III Enjoys Sunshine Aboard Royal Yacht
London July 25 The king on a cruise at Cowes Isle of Wight enjoyed a brilliant sunny day on deck. At 12 50 p m the royal yacht set sail westward as reports say the king is steadily improving. A morning rehearsal for the royal procession from Buckingham Palace to Westminster Abbey drew a large crowd.
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Cowes
Isle of Wight
Isree
Buckingham Palace
Westminster Abbey
Prominent Seattle architect killed by train near Eau Claire
Word reached Mrs. Glen Meyer that her father Carl Koehler, a well known German architect based in Seattle, was killed by a train near Eau Claire Wisconsin. The report comes via the Associated Press from Chicago dated July 25.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Glen Meyer
Carl Koehler
Seattle
Wash
Eau Claire
Wig
Philadelphia Sails With Notable Passengers
The steamer Philadelphia sailing from Southampton to New York tomorrow will carry Liang Chen Tung the new Chinese minister to the United States Prince Cheng head of China’s special mission for the coronation and Mr and Mrs Whitelaw Held among its passengers.
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Associate’ Press
London
Philadelphia
Southampton
New York
Liang Chen Tung
Tha
United States
Prince Cheng
China
Edward
Mra
Whitelaw
Texas Floods Cut Rail Links and City Paralyzes Snyder
Widespread Texas rain floods streams and cut communications with Snyder isolated for days. Abilene rail links tied up, Big Springs submerged, Pecos floodwaters threaten farms, Waco Brazos river rise halts trains. Philadelphia storm causes property damage and a fire at James Murray glass works.
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Associated Press
Texas
Scurry County
Snyder Hae
Yraffe
Texas and Pacific
Abilene
Big Springs
Pecos
Texan and Pacific
Waco
Brazos
Deadlock in Dublin at Twelfth District Convention
The Democratic congressional convention for the Twelfth district in Dublin has cast 6,300 ballots without selecting a candidate. The balloting shows deadlock among three contenders amid light humor and little progress toward a choice.
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Iy Associated Press
Dallas
Tex
Dublin
Water Amane Threatens Trinidad City Fire Protection
The city of Trinidad faces a water amine crisis as of July 22 with no fire protection and water supplies reduced to bucketful surpluses, a condition born from prolonged threats and now a harsh reality.
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Associated Press
Trinidad
Col
Dead Man's Relatives Sought in Nieman Case
A German traveler L M Nieman who died in Kansas City last Monday is said to be heir to a German estate worth millions but failed to name his relatives before death. A telegram from G W Hunter of Cheboygan Michigan requests sending the body there.
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Kansan City
L. M. Nieman
Denver
Germany
G .W. Hunter
Cheboygan
Mich
Identity of a Dead Man Near Kaukauna
A body found beside a railroad truck in Kaukauna Wisconsin is believed to be Tom Menhan of Cato Wisconsin. Inquiries point to Manitowoc where the watch on the victim was repaired and later owned by Menhan. Officials have notified the Cato authorities and are tracing the watch’s marks.
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Kankauna
Wis
Tom Menhan
Cato
Manitowoc
Revrala
Ion Ak Cato
Drowning Tragedy Near Vin Ton Claims Two
Cedar Rapids July 25 Mark Wescott fifty four and Floyd Webster fifteen drowned in the Cedar river near Vin ton. Webster was swimming and drifted out too far. Wescott perished while attempting to rescue him.
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Associated Press
Cedar Rapids
Mark Wescott
Floyd Webster
Cedar River
Vinton
Webster
Wescott
Cattle Importer P Duran Fails For Near 400000
The house of P Duran, cattle importers, failed for about 400000. Two New York general commission houses are named among creditors totaling about 100000. The failure traces to disease in pasture stock, with an estimated 10000 head of cattle dying, and overall cattle value exceeding 120000. This marks the first major failure in years.
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Associated Press
New York
House of P
Duran
Enblen
Havana
the Tribune
Canada acts on Canadian Pacific plan to run fast service
London reports Canada will subsidize a weekly Quebec to Liverpool fast service in summer and Halifax to Liverpool in winter with freight use. British press touts it as counter to J P Morgan shipping, while officials deny beyond terms being reasonable and probable. Empress liners may serve as auxiliary cruisers under imperial conditions.
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Trom
Montreal
Canadian Pacific Railway
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Quebec
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Halifax
England
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Canadian Pacific Railroad
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Anld
Dominion
Great Britain
Canada
Preas
Canadian Pacific
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Strawboard Combine Formed With New United Box Board
About thirty representatives from the straw board firms met in New York and announced the completion of the United Box Board and Paper company merger. The consolidation will issue 13.965 million dollars in capitalization, with seven percent preferred and common stock. Ex State Comptroller James A Roberts is named president, with R F Newcomb and Charles D Brown as officers. The deal includes seventeen mills and plants in Indiana Illinois New Jersey Connecticut New Hampshire Maine and Ohio. Shareholders will receive 57.60 dollars in preferred or 55.40 in common per 100 shares. Terms for other mergers are not disclosed and headquarters are expected to be in New York.
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Associated Press
New York
Strawboard
United Box Board and Paper Company
James A. Roberts
Consolidated Company
R- F. Newcomb
American Straw Board Company
Charles D. Brown
Planta
Abunele
Ind
Peoria
Til
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Mount Carmel
Nil
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Eaton
Marlon
Vincennes
Wabash
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Urbana
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Ohler
Iwich
Conn
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Fulton
Honey Falls
N. J
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Lockport
N. Bill Airport
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Bogota
Danville
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Lawrence
Musa
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Fairfield
American Straw Board
A Corporation
Venezuela Troop Movements Reach La Guayra
Cablegram from Commander McLean at La Guayra reports Venezuela president with troops aboard for La Guayra at 2 p m. Only 36 soldiers remain at Barcelona. Valencia rumored to have fallen.
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Washington, D. C
Navy Department
McLean
Cincinnati
la Guayra
Venezuela
Talay
Barcelona
Valencia
Messenger boys strike disrupts Illinois District Telegraph delivery
Messenger boys for the Illinois District Telegraphs strike amid no stated demands. The Western Union offers $40 monthly to avoid service interruption. Portal workers strike in sympathy. The youths have organized and applied for AF of T labor charter. Major disruption hits the Board of Trade floor.
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Associated Preyz
Chicago
Miinois District Telegraph Company
Wader
Western Union
Portal Struc
Western Union Company
Montgages
American Federation of Tabor
La Follette Emerges as Westward Political Challenge
Special to The Northwestern Washington DC July 3. The Wash ington Star questions whether William Jennings Bryan's ally in the past era can be ousted from the Republican Party by La Follette of Wisconsin. The piece traces La Follette’s rise from congressman to governor and outlines reform aims likely to reshape national Republican politics.
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Washington, D. C
Washington Star
Republican
William Jenninga Bria
Lochinvar
Lake Michigan
Tte
Bryan
Hie
la Follette
Wingonain
Republicas
McKinley
la Foliette
Napoleon
Jorge
Amal
Atip
Tnika
Bob
la Fallette
Wisconain
Philetug
Sawyer
Henry C. Payne
Senator Spooner
Li Follette
Sawyer- Spooner-Payne
Pusinert
Republican Party
Coroner Probes Death of Mrs Sullivan from Butter Wounds
An inquest by the coroner into the death of Mrs Cectile M Sullivan found she lived about eighteen hours after sustaining multiple wounds including a fatal bullet through the heart and another through the stomach Hyver and Spleen and one graze near the heart Weather notes report Wisconsin partly cloudy with possible thunderstorms tonight and into Saturday with variable winds and a high around 70.
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Baltimore
Cectile M. Sullivan
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