Loss of life in tornado wrecks across coastal towns
A tornado swept the gulf coast causing vessel wrecks and building damage. Steamers El Luella and El Gravina were driven ashore, muting harbor offices and the English consul residence. Five passengers drowned on the Muzutian wreck. Reports say numerous smaller vessels lost with many lives likely. A second cloudburst near Canasera caused railway and station flooding.
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Ban Francisco
Treson
Ariza
Tornada
Gulf of California
Hhe
el Luella
el Gravina
Gunaymnas
Muzutian
Pomeroy
Guaymas
Mazatlan
New York
Hornellsville
Canaserag2
Shawmut Railway
Erie Station
Last of Yaquis Battle Tames Band near Herminsilio
A hunger driven Yaqui group of about thirty, including women, attacked the Carmen ranch near Hermosillo Saturday. Mexican troops arrived and after a fierce fight two women and five men were killed. Fifteen prisoners were taken to Hermosillo for sentencing. The Yequis are believed to be the last remnants of the armed rebellion.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Cal
Tucson
Ariz
Carmen Ranch
Herminsilio
Hermosillo
Severe quake felt across northern Nebraska towns
Reports from Oakdale Battle Creek Tilden Norfolk Creighton Plainview Pierce Elgin indicate yesterday's earthquake was broader and stronger than first thought. Shocks lasted up to thirty seconds in several places with minor damage such as broken dishes and cracked plaster, but no serious losses reported.
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Omaha
Nek
NeDyaska
Oakdale
Battle Creek
Tilden
Norfolk
Creighton
Plainview
Pierce
Nelight
Elgin
Youngs Murderer Captured Near Kaukauna
Special to The Northwestern Kaukauna Wisconsin July 23 The man who fired the shot that killed Conductor Young of the Chicago and Northwestern railroad at BeloMonica weeks ago has been caught and is en route to Rhinelander in Detective Vallelys custody The prisoner known as Principal No 1 passed through the city today but the detective would not reveal the prisoners name or capture location stating only that he was intercepted while on his way to the lake port town Identification is said to be complete.
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Northwestern
Kaukauns
Wis
Conductor Young
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad
Bmonica
Rhinelander
Peter J. Vallely
Lake Port Towne
King Improves as Notion of Second Coronation Postponement Fades
Associated Press reports the king continues to make excellent progress and there is no indication of a second postponement of the coronation. Royals welcomed visitors aboard the royal yacht Victoria and Albert, including Prince and Princess Radziwill and the Earl and Countess of Listowel.
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Associated Fress
London
Victoria and Albert
Prince and Princess Radzwa
Earl and Countess of
Listeweil
Anti Merger Adjourned In Turbulent Rail Case
The hearing before Special Examiner Mable of the United States court was paused again in the Peter Power suit against Northern Pacific directors. The case seeks to block transferring stock to Northern Securities and is adjourned until next Friday.
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Associated Preas
New York
Mable
Tailed Rates Court
Peter Power
Northern Pacific Railroad
Northern Securities Company
Cincinnati Club Sold to August Hermann
The Cincinnati Caseball club is reported sold to August Hermann for 3159,000. Officials may delay official announcement due to potential effects on wartime strategy and reactions within the American League.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Uly
August Hermann
Fleischmann
Teen
American League
Ledochowski's Successor Appointed Prefect
Associated Press reports from Rome on July 29 that Cardrick Gate, a cardinal and senior official within the sacred congregation of rites, was named prefect to succeed Cardinal Ledochowsky, marking a major Vatican leadership transition.
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Rome
Cardrick Gate
Cardinal Ledochowsky
Ehrchives
Iron and Its Products at the World’s Fair visit summary
Dr J A Holmes head of mites and metallurgy at the Louisiana Purchase exposition reports a successful trip to New York Washington Baltimore Philadelphia Pittsburgh and Bethlehem Pa He secured promises of exhibits of steel iron and other metallurgical products and the processes of their manufacture coal building stone and phosphate drilling outfits and mining machinery A cablegram from Jose De Olivares World’s fair commissioner to several South American countries announces Argentina has appointed a World’s fair commission and will make an extensive exhibit.
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Associated Prena
Jose de Olivares
Six Firemen Hurt In Liberty Street Blaze
Six firemen were injured as two eight story buildings were gutted in a seven hour fire on Liberty street. Damage estimated at two thirds insured, with several nearby businesses affected including Ewart’s Wholesale Grocery and Speer and Hollars. Origin undetermined. under investigation after explosions and heavy smoke.
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Associated Press
Pittsburg
Liberty Street
William Dalzell
Willam Reese
Freman
D.leech
C. Buckley
Daniel Gallagher
Joseph Grim
de Neon Brothers Paint and Varnish Company
Stewart Brothers
Ewart
Speer and Hollar
A. C. Milna
J. J. Porter
Militnery
Pennsylvania Avenue
Tunnel
New York
Park Avenue
Ira Shater
Chicago
McCormick Harvesting Machine Company
Blue Island
Western Avenues
Consuls Threatened. Naval Message Describes Cape Hay Threats
A dispatch from Commander McCrea aboard the Machias received by the Navy reports unrest at Cape Haye with an unorganized mob threatening foreign consuls. The message promises protection on board and states bombardment will not occur without due notice.
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Associated Prez
Washington, D. C
Anavy Department
McCrea
Machias
Hayden
Cape Haythen
President Roosevelts clemency saves soldier from hang
San Francisco July 29 Orders from army headquarters report that President Roosevelt commuted the death sentence of Guy Stevenson of troop M Ninth Cavalry. Found guilty of criminal assault, Stevenson was sentenced to death, approved by the secretary of war, but the president reduced it to fifteen years imprisonment. Stevenson is at Alcatraz Island and will be transferred to Leavenworth penitentiary.
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San Francisco
Cal
Army
Roosevere
Guy Stevenson
Troop M
Ninth Cavalry
Stevenson
Alcatraz Island
United Siaton
Leavenworth
Receiver Appointed for Malcolm Breeding Co of Brooklyn
New York July 3 The Malcolm Breeding company of Brooklyn was placed in the hands of receivers Henry Offerman and Albert H F Selgie by Justice Dickey of the supreme court The step aims to meet judgments totaling 73000 and to allow continued business on a desirable footing The firm reports assets of 755000 and liabilities near 00000.
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New York
Malcolm Breeding Company
Brooklyn
Henry Offerman
Albert H. F. Selgie
Dickey
Supreme Court
Lottie Brandons Record On Board Track Ride
Miss Lottie Brandon known as a century rider rode thirty three miles in one hour on Walkburg New Jersey board track using a windshields motorcycle. The feat surpassed previous camp time by nearly eight miles and set a new distance record for the venue.
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New York
Lottie Brandon
Walkburg
N. J
Iowa Republicans Begin Platform Draft at Convention
Des Moines July 29 an element of the GOP is drafting a platform for the state convention. With two cabinet members present the Senate leader and House speaker are expected to articulate the administration’s line and steer the party’s stance.
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Dew Moines
Towa
Fom Terrars
Sintferm Sa
War Put Off as Colombia Peace Talks Break Down
In New York news of a battle at Agua Dulce ends peace efforts between Gen. Pamplio Gutierrez of the Colombian government and Gen. Gabriel Vargas Santos of the revolution. Gutierrez, arriving as Marroquin’s envoy, canceled plans to sail for Panama, citing ongoing warfare.
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Associated Press
New York
Pamplio Gutierres
Gabriel Vargas Santos
Colombia
The
Tribune
General Gutierrez
Panama
Marroquin
Vargas Santos
Guilerrex
Santos
Guilterrex
Balazar
Agua Dulce
Revel
Spooner Club Organized Across Winnebago County Names Officers
Winnebago County John C Spooner club organized by about thirty Republicans from Neenah Menasha Omro Winneconne and other areas. Officers named and a resolutions committee formed to back Spooner election as United States senator with delegates pledged to support his re election and a strong party slate named across precincts.
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Winnebago County
John C. Spooner
Neenah
Menasha
Omro
Winneconne
Mr. Spooner
United States Senate
H. E. Manuel
J.C. Thompson
C. D. Cleveland Jr
J. G. Thompson
Eber Simpson
I. A. Tuttle
G. A. Buckstaff
M. C. Phillips
M. C. Bhilins
Ww. Rimpall
Wisconsin
Hon’ Jonis
Spooner
United States
Harrizon
McKinley
Roosevelt
Tvith
Legisla
Ture
W. W. Quatermass
J. C. Kimberly
City of
Oshkosh
Otto Storbeck
Charles Buckstam
City of Menasha
B. A. Oberweiss
J. N. Hine
F. D. Lake
Silas Bullard
City of Neenah
F. J. Sensen- Vrenner
Gustev Kablbahn
James Wright
William Aylward
J. T. Orchard
P. Eisner
Algoma
John Davis
Black Wolf
D. E. Bowen
Clayton
Arthur Babcock
Menariz
Kerri
Wiliam Jones
Nekimi
Ernet. Vedder
Nepeuskun
James H. Foster
W. P. Buasy
Ochkord
WW. A. Gordon
Poygun
I. A Schufelt
Tushford
J. T. Leope
Uttea
J. G. Pickett
Vinland
George Beardmore
Winchester
J. D. Hough
Frank Cross
Tha Preadente
M. C. Phillipa
G. A. Buckstay
W. W. Kimball
3. W. Hollister
G. A. Whiting
Nes
Republican district convention nominates Spooner allies
The eighth member was elected president of the First District committee Monday night. A nearly full committee confirmed nominations. Speakers urged unity to elect Spooner and Republicans backing the ticket. Attendees included leaders from Menasha Omro Nepenskin Eureka Vinland Winneconne and Nepeuskun with Dr Loope and J T Orchard among others.
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Bilas Stutlard
Menasha
FL. E. Sanuel
Dr. Loope
J. C. Taempron
M.C. Phillips
Jamesy Foster
Nepenskin
Foxter
Senator Spooner
Mveting
J. ©. Thompson
A. Turck
Manuel
M. C. Phillips
Frank Gruenhagen
W. W. Quatermass
P. Christensen
BR. A. Hollister
James Brulhird
E.G. Beardmore
D.C. Pinkerton
W. W. Kimball
QO. &. Carrier
V. F. Chase
W. Wide
John Rosenkranz
W. Hollater
John Roe
Theater
George Beardmore
Vinland
G. A. Whiting
F. J. Senenbrenner
J. C. Kimberly
A. Willame
Neemah
H. M. Northrup
Men
No Bolt in State Spooner for Governor Nomination
Special to The Northwestern Milwaukee July 29 indicates Republican league factions expect harmony and a likely re election of Senator Spooner. Talks of cross tickets with Democrats end, as Democratic leaders dismiss Harvey and any GOP backed candidate. Mayor David S. Rose gains daily attention as a top ticket hopeful.
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Milwaukee
Wis
League
Spooner
Ciuch
Servian Crisis Ends as Cabinet Resigns Reconsidered
A Vienna dispatch reports the Servian cabinet, which resigned on July 24, has agreed to stay in office after a government defeat in the presidential election of the national assembly. The crisis ends with the cabinet consenting to remain.
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Nemata
Associated Prece
London
Vienna
Merry Thought Ahead in Inter-Lake Regatta Forty-Foot Classes
Rochester reports the Inter-Lake Yachting Association regatta opening under favorable weather with a five mile per hour northerly wind. Merry Thought expected to win the forty-five foot class, Chinook the forty-foot class, and Genessee likely to dominate the thirty-five foot division. Canadian boats and Canadian skippers present amid lively race starts with multiple classes listed and results noted.
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Associated Press
Rochester
N. Y
Merry Thought
Genessee
Rochester N. Y
Inter-Lake Yachting Association
Charlotte
Gooderham
Geness
Canada
Wreda
Aggie
Selma
Oder
Naomi
Hamilton
Teazer
Nox
Iris
Seolal Naomild
Pedro
Anatoli
Veritas
Tragic Milwaukee Train Wreck In Escanaba Depot
A Journal special reports Engineer John McKenna died and Engineer Tom Green was seriously injured when an early passenger train drawn by Green stalled near Narenti. The air brakes failed at Escanaba depot causing the collision with a freight car. McKenna jumped to safety but is said to have struck a switch.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Escanaba
Mich
John Mc
Kenna Hia
Tom Green
Green
Narenti
McKenna
Illinois in drydock after harbor obstruction clash
The United States battleship Illinois, damaged after striking an obstruction in Christiania harbor on July 14, was placed in dry dock at Chatham today. The keel sustains considerable damage and repairs will likely take about a month.
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Associated
London
United States
Christiania
Chatham
Washington sends word on Wilnon sentence commutation
Washington dispatch reports Minister Morr in San Jose confirms yesterday’s note that the sentence of Dr. Wil non has been commuted. The message from July 29 indicates the decision aligns with earlier reports.
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Trean
Washington, D. C
Morr
San Jose
Costa Rica
Wilnon Haa
Chamberlain Opens Commons After Accident on South Africa Future
In the House of Commons Associate President Tandon notes Chamberlain’s first appearance since a recent accident. Campbell-Bannerman and others praise him as he discusses the empire’s unity and postwar South Africa. Milner signals no extra legislation to enforce the banishment proclamation.
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Tandon
Chamberlain
House of Commons
Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Nberal
Henry Cambell-Hannerman
South Africa
Lord Milner
Transvaal
Uprising Feared in Portuguese West Africa Attacks Hit Luanda
Reports from Portuguese West Africa indicate growing unrest with native troubles turning grave. In Luanda province several garrisons were attacked and factories burned as fears of a general uprising rise.
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Ansociated Press
Lisbon
Humbert Tomb Remembered in Rome Service
King Victor Emmanuel and the dowager queen Margaret visited the Pantheon in Rome to join a private service for Humbert killed two years ago. A public service followed with many wreaths, including one from former US Ambassador William F. Draper. heat caused several prostrations among the crowd.
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Associated Press
Rome
Victor Emmanuel
Margaret
Pantheon
Humbert
United States
William F. Draper
Time lock error halves Phoenix National Bank day
Associated Press report from New York notes the Phoenix National Bank in Wall Street could not access its vault due to a time lock set for forty eight hours instead of forty. The bank operated on borrowed capital for the day while awaiting funds.
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Associated Preeny
New York
Phoenix National Bank
Wall Street
Arbitration settles scope of house tax dispute with Japan
A Tokyo dispatch to The Times reports three months of debate over the house tax question ending. Japan is expected to suspend tax collection pending arbitration results. The tribunal’s composition is now being discussed.
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Associated Press
New York
Saya
Tokio
Times
Japan
Coronation Date Set for August Ninth in Royal Proclamation
London dated royal proclamation announces August 9 as the coronation day. The monarch states the adjournment to a day in August and invokes the favor and blessing of Almighty God to celebrate on that date.
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Associated Press
London
the Gazette
Eaton enters race for congressional nomination in Highth district
Oshkosh attorney M H Eaton announces his candidacy as a Republican for Congress. His bid triggers a three cornered fight with Oshkosh Stevens Point Manitowoc contenders. Eaton’s local roots and wide district ties are cited as campaign advantages. He has served Oshkosh as city attorney and practiced law since 1875, with prior campaigns and statewide speaking engagements noted. The contest centers on Winnebago County as a potential key to the race.
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M. H. Eaton
Oshkosh
Stevens Point
Manitowoc
Eaton
Northwestern
Faton
Lawrence University
Eaton & Gruenwald
Eaton & Weed
Hanna
Union Club
Chicago
Theodore Roosevelt
Sterling
Dolliver
Morris
Winnebago County
Davidson
Thi
Non-Union Workman Sparks Prolonged Rug Weavers Strike
Philadelphia July 29 rug weavers strike enters eleventh week as Witam T. Sith and Co declines to fire one non union worker. Union officials demand his dismissal, and strikers refuse to return to looms at the mill.
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Ryanassociated
Philadelphia
Atill
Witam T. Sith and Company
Strikers Attack Police Lieutenant in Shenandoah
Shenandoah Pa July 30 Thomas Tosh a lieutenant of the coal and iron police in charge of a camp of mine guards was assaulted by strikers and fled to his home for shelter. Strikers say Tosh urged workers to return to the collieries. Late last night a worker named VERNEWT was severely beaten by a mob.
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Associated Press
Shenandoah
Thomas
Tosh
Coal and Iron Police
Vernewt
Fifty Doctors at Central Wisconsin Medical Meeting
Madison Wis July 29 Annual meeting of the Central Wisconsin Medical Society opened with about fifty physicians from across the state in attendance. A notable feature was the discussion on a paper by Dr Armstrong of Boscobel on items overlooked in examinations for ignorance.
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Northwestern
Madison
Wis
Central Wisconsin Medical Society
Armstrong
Boscobel
The Vampire Not Sold Denial by Sir Philip Burne-Jones
New York on July 23 reports that the note of the picture The Vampire is denied by Sir Philip Burne-Jones. The claim that the work has been sold is rejected by the artist, adding to the mystery surrounding the painting's provenance and exhibition status.
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Associated Press
New York
the Vampire
Philip Burne-Jones
Harmony efforts of Democrats aid Republican victory says Babcock
Washington July 29 Rep Babcock Wisconsin chairman of the Republican congressional committee says in Washington that Democratic harmony moves have benefited Republicans. He notes Mr Bryan's east visits revived the old spectre and that Cleveland and Hi harmony appeals may have drawn Gold Democrats away, but Bryan's letter opened eastern Democrats to the pact. He believes former Democrats will back GOP congressional nominees.
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Northwestern
Washington
D. C
Babcock
Wisconsin
New York
Bryan
East
Cleveland
Harmony
Tilden Club
Chicago
Kansas City
Congress
H. C. Steveng
Vast forest fires devastate Yukon timber regions
Vast areas of spruce and birch along thousands of miles of Yukon slopes have burned in recent weeks. From Dawson to the river mouths Nantvik Greyling and Kaltag report extensive fires. The Northern Commercial company alone has lost about 1,000 cords of wood valued at 7,000 dollars.
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Wsy
Associatea Press
New York
Yukon
Tacoma
Washington
the Times
Dawson
Great Valley
St. Michael
Nantvik
Greyling
Kaltag
Northern Commercial Company
Saloon Keeper Liable for Patron Death Under Court Ruling
In a Nebraska case affirmed by the U S circuit court of appeals the saloonkeeper John Moser and partners were found potentially liable for Charley Walker's death after he overindulged at Moser's Ashland saloon and was killed in an ensuing accident. The federal verdict for the plaintiffs was upheld after review of the February 7, 1900 incident.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Federal Circuit Court of Nebraska
Charley Walker
John Moser
Ashland
Neb
Charles ‘Walker
Moser
Wall Paper Firms in New York Planned to Combine
New York July 29 Preliminary steps, per The Journal of Commerce, have been taken to combine three reading wallpaper manufacturing companies of New York into a single entity with a capital of $2,000,000.
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New York
Journal of Commesc
Panufacturine Companica
Partly Cloudy Wisconsin Weather Update
Partly cloudy conditions with possible thunderstorms in Wisconsin. North portions may stay warmer tonight with southeasterly winds. forecast includes temperature readings and remarks from an old weather log showing inconsistent spellings and digits.
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Beta
Daly
Wisconsin
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