Miners clash as militia backs troops at Shenandoah
Shenandoah Pa May 31 Nearly all residents awaited the arrival of the militia after rioters attacked deputies and workers. Brigadier General Gobin led Eighth and Twelfth regiments with governor's troop to suppress disturbances. Several policemen wounded, Joseph Bedudell hurt, hospitalized. mob violence and arrests expected as troops establish camp and a provost guard.
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Shenandowah
Mary
Gobin
Pennsylvania National Guard
Pettyville
Pine Grove
Sehuyikil County
Reading
Yacoprky
Joseph Bedudell
Ave
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Mineraville
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George Wood
Roach
Philadelphia
Reading Coal and Iron Company
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Strike Talk and Labour Tensions Across Mining and Garment Sectors
Reports from the mining belt show Mitchell pledging restraint while district leaders warn the strike may resume areas beyond Schuylkill. The Ninth Regiment guards Shenandoah aftermath. Hazleton depots end company doctor fees. Newark garment workers grow as strike extends. A general sense that mine operations may restart soon dominates the scene.
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Ninth Regiment
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Schuylkin
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National Board
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Shenandoah
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Shamokin
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Eber‘val
Highland
Oakdale
New York
East Side
New York Clothing Trade Association
Garment Workers Trade Council
Newark Garment Workers
Newark
A Mine Workers Chief Denounces Shenandoah Riot Claims
President Mitchell of the United Mine Workers issues a statement from Wilkesbarre denying fatal injuries in the Shenandoah riot, calling reports greatly exaggerated. He cautions strikers against lawbreaking and urges restraint to prevent further trouble.
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Mine Workers
Rictr
Associated Foreas
Wilkesbarre
Shenandoah
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Murderer Requests Immediate Execution After Guilty Verdict
William Tradwell, convicted of murdering his wife in Norfolk County Court, opposes a new trial and asks for swift execution. He says the pistol was bought to kill himself as well and desires no further legal action.
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Agasociated Preas
Norfolk
Norfolk County Court
Wiliam Tradwell
Lynching Reported Near Camden In Columbia County
Reports state a mob of twenty five men lynched Lee Newton a Black man Saturday night in the Cornice bottoms area of Columbia County. The incident occurred in the eastern part of the county about a month after he was found in the room of two daughters of a prominent local family.
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Associated Press
Camden
Ark
Lee Newton
Cornice Bottoms
Columbia County
Magnolia
Denial by Lamb on Chattanooga Southern sale report
Chattanooga Tenn July 31 Treas ant Henry T L Lamb of the Chattanooga Southern railroad arrived in the city and denied the report that the Lewisville and Nashville had bought the Chattanooga southern.
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Associated Press
Chattanooga
Tenn
Treassant Henry Tl, Lamb
Chattanooga Southern Railroad
Lewisville
Nashville
Chattanooga Southern
Wu Will Stay Indefinitely As China Delays Liang Visit
Washington dispatch reports China will keep Wu in the United States for four to six months. Liang Chang, newly named minister to the United States, will first visit China before arriving to assume his post. The coronation delegations plan also shifted, with China not sending a delegation to King Edward’s coronation.
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Associated Prose
Washington
D. C
China
Liang Chang
United States
London
Prince Chen
Edward
Pillsbury Beats Atkins In Chess Tourney
Napier defeats Atkins in the ninth round of the international chess tourney as Atkinesh English champion suffers second loss. Matches included Junsberg vs Tachigorin and Mieses over Mason while Napier and Janowski show strong form and several games adjourn at noon.
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Junsberg
Tachigorin
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Suechting
Hardelben
Grannan in Rome Seeks Meeting with Pontifical Biblical Commission
Very Rev Charles P Grannan professor at the Catholic University of America visits Rome in late July to meet the members of the pontifical commission on biblical studies led by Cardinal Parocchi. He is noted as possibly the first worldly man to be so called.
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Ome
Charles P. Grannan
Catholic University of America
Washingtons Ia
Rome
Pontifical Commission Oniblical Studies
Cardinal Parocchi
Peage Commission Heads to Agu Dulce After Panama Dispatch
A government commission led by Torus Corlas and including the Panamanian consul and generals Gomez Morene departs by steamer for Agu Dulce. The group, aiming to discuss possible prisoner exchanges or a peace treaty prelim, is expected to return by next Thursday. The governor’s fleet sailed last night for Agu Dulce in support.
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New York
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Berti
Castro
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Texas Flood Rescue Efforts Amid Broad Damage
Flooding across Texas floods bridges roads and farms as Brushy Creek and the Brazos rise. Rescue boats operate near Forney and Hearne while rail traffic suffers extensive losses estimated in millions. Choppers trapped in Richland Creek bottoms are believed safe. several drownings reported in San Marcos valley and Wylie with at least one infant lost near Wyllie.
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Texas
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Waco Ia
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Wyle
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Lynch Mob Ends Craven Murder Suspect's Life
Washington reports Charles Craven, accused of William H Wilson's murder near Herndon Virginia, was lynched near Leesburg after overpowering jail guards. Earlier Craven was captured on a Ashburn farm, taken to jail under guard amid threats, with Governor Montague asked to intervene but mob violence prevailed.
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Leesburg
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Montague
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Jecosburg
Motors Taken Under Wing By League of American Wheelmen
The executive committee of the League of American Wheelmen adopts a resolution to formally take motor cyclists under its protection and pledges league support to secure for motor riders the same rights and privileges as pedal cyclists.
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League of American Wheelmen
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Night Fire Damages Baldwinaville Storehouse
A fire at Baldwinaville last night caused damages not exceeding $15,000. Firemen finally gained control about dawn today at 6 o'clock, with the blaze extending over a limited area.
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Associated Press
Syracuse
Baldwinaville
Waiting for Payne and Crane as Oyster Bay hears news
Washington July 81 officials wait for official word on appointment of FE M Crane as postmaster at Oakoxb. Report in The Northwestern says Crane will become postmaster general but officials want direct confirmation from the postmaster general or the president. A rumor traces to Washington, with Payne to confer with the president before a commission is sent. Also notes Gregory at Howers Wisconsin ordered to Vancouver barracks for duty in Alaska.
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Kipling Roves Buys Country Place Near Tunbridge Wells
London reports Rudyard Kipling has bought a new country home near Tunbridge Wells after tensions at Rottingdean with Brighton excursionists and a feud with locals tied to his aunt Lady Burne-Jones. He previously dispersed a mob near Hottingdean over a black flag display and closed a public gift house in protest.
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London
Rudyard Kipling
Brighton
Rottingdean
Tunbridge Wells
Kipling
Lady Burne-Jones
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Burne-Jones
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Rock Island Reorganization and New Incorporation
Trenton July 31 The Rock Island company filed articles of incorporation with capital $150000000 and a filing fee of $30. New York reports that under readjustment plans each holder of 100 shares will receive an $19.00 bond backed by a collateral trust mortgage, plus preferred and common stock in New Jersey and Iowa holding structures. Details outline four to six percent dividend guarantees and complex intercompany stock flows. Des Moines notes the Chicago Rock Island & Pacific filed a separate incorporation with $15000 capitalization, listing Rankin Cable McCaughn Dike and Davis as principals.
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Trenton
Rock Usaland Company
Capital
Hud J
New York
Tock Island
Rock Island
Rock Islind Company
New Jersey
Rock Yaland
Lows
Willig H. Moore
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di- Tedora
French Admiral Gourdon Ordered to Protest Atlantic Route
Parla July 21 news that Minister of Marine M Pelletan instructed Admiral Gourdon to protest French astthrcots in Martinique and to safeguard French ships in the Atlantic theater amid tensions and naval movements.
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Parla
Minister of Marine
M. Pelletan
Ademitral Gourdon
Martinique
Tfnyil
John D Lyman Dead Prominent Agricultural Writer Dies
Exeter New Hampshire July 3 John D Lyman a nationally known writer on agricultural subjects died here today at age seventy nine The obituary notes his wide influence in farming circles and his long career as a commentator and advocate for agricultural practices.
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Arsociated Peeas
Exeter
N. H
John D. Lyman
Brazilian Native Describes Land Use and Labor in Brazil
United States Consul Furnica of Ser xice reports on Brazilian labor and land practices. He notes natives rely on simple sustenance from local flora and rivers, work only when money is needed, and that cotton fields often go unharvested due to laborers’ reluctance to move or to work full time on proprietors’ lands.
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Furnica
Serxice
Brazil
Raya
Jaca
Enju
Miss Stone Captivates Thousands at Madison Assembly
Special to The Northwestern reports M. Ellen Stone, the missionary, told her capture tale before about 7000 at Stenona Take assembly. Dr. Emily Brainerd Ryder spoke on medical and legal aid for child wives of India. rains reduced attendance on the final day ending with a display of fireworks.
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Wiss
Mike Ellen M. Stone
Stenona
Sesson
Emily Brainerd Ryder
India
King Edward Shows Rapid Recovery Amid Royal Progress
Isle of Wight July 31 King Edward's condition improves steadily since Monday with general health good and wound closing. He walks the pavilion deck unaided and sails aboard the Victoria and Albert toward the west, accompanied by the queen. The prince and princess of Wales plan to depart after the coronation with the king's leave tomorrow.
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Isle of Wight
Edward
Victoria
Gaborne
Austrain
Future of India and West Indies Sugar Reform Outlook
In a Commons statement Colonial Secretary Chamberlain outlined £150,000 for sugar relief in the British West Indies. He noted prior fears of government takeover, the 1900 royal commission, Brussels sugar duties abolition improving conditions, new fruit steamship links, and Trinidad diamond and gold prospects boosting British Guiana.
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Sonitor
House of Commons
British West Indies
Chaumberlain
West Indies
Trinidad
Islands
Guian
California Quake Panic Strikes Los Alamos and Santa Barbara
Terrified residents flee as a sequence of earthquakes rocks Santa Barbara county. Reports from Los Alamos and Santa Barbara describe heavy damage, shattered storefronts, collapsed walls, and widespread alarm, with oil storage losses and railroads undamaged.
Gifts to Army Officers From Prince Henry
Washington July 31 no question will be raised to prevent acceptance by army and navy officers of mementos given by Prince Henry in appreciation of courtesies during his American tour. The souvenirs are tokens of personal esteem not foreign gifts under the Constitution. The State Department has noted Sheng the Chinese viceroy at Chang Hai stated that British and Chinese commissioners have fixed import duties at 2 percent and export duties at 7 percent with abolition of a likin tax.
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Washington, D. C
Prince Henry
State Department
Sheng
Chang Hai
China
Superior Suburban Line Planned From Superior to Border
Special to The Northwestern Madison July 31 a new railroad company the Superior Suburban to build and operate about 100 miles from Superior to the border line of Douglas county article of organization filed with the secretary of state capital stock 15090 incorporators John A Barden War Leader William H Webb Terry S E Hutter and Grafton Sixaon each subscribed to one 100 share stock
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Madison
Wis
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Superior
Douglas County
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William H. Webb
Trenry S. E. Hutter
Grafton Sixaon
North Dakota Democrats Move Toward State Convention
Fargo July 31 The North Dakota Democratic state convention opens tomorrow with debates arriving today. The platform will oppose the Northern Securities merger and press for re submission of the Ituor question. Wahpeton's W F Purcell leads the gubernatorial nomination race.
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Associated Press
Fargo
N. D
North Dakota
Tefimite Plains
Northern Securities
W. FE. Purcell
Wahpeton
Half Million For Gas Plant Deal Reported
Chicago bankers Leach and Devitt with Sir Farson announce a purchase deal for the Pueblo Gas Light company's property. The transaction value is around 34,000 dollars, with details pending final arrangements in Pueblo, Colorado.
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Annoal Prese
Pueblo
Col
Vladimir to Visit Us in San Francisco
Victoria July 21 The Htusstay Prince Vladimir and staff travel from Yokohama after visiting Japan were booked to depart on the Steamer Copie for San Francisco on July 18 confirming a rapid heightened international travel schedule and itinerary implications.
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Victoria
Htusstay
Prince Vladimir
Tiauga Japan
Yokohama
Copie
San Francteca
Green rose wonder raised by horticulturist legend
The article recalls the green rose, noted by English horticulturist Mr. Mitchell who exhibited green roses as early as 1856. It describes the tea like stalk bud and fragrant flower, and cites Mrs. Bromley’s A Woman's Wanderinen in the Western World mentioning a green rose seen as lovely and fragrant. An Mannheim exhibition is referenced with a rose whose petals resembled leaves in form and color.
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Mannheim
Aged murderer pleads guilty in Grand Rapids
Grand Rapids Mich July 31 Here man Hoevelhorst aged sixty two years who shot and fatally wounded his sister in law Mrs Bernadina Hoevelhorst last Tuesday evening was this morning arraigned in the superior court and pleaded guilty to charge of murder The penalty is imprisonment for life Mrs Heugelhorst died yesterday afternoon
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Beauchamp Joins Liberal League Amid North Leeds Victory
London reports Earl Beauchamp has defected from the Conservatives to the Liberal League. The move comes as Liberal victory in the North Leeds by election sparks widespread political interest and excitement in Liberal circles.
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Associated Press
London
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Liberal League
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