Global and Domestic News Briefs Rumor Run
General Gomes returns to Havana while Leipsiger bank collapse spans failures. Ex Senator Pugh of Alabama sick at home in Washington. Drought breaks in Kansas as rain hits southeast. Ten clergymen sail Boston for the Philippines to teach. Pan American prizes to be announced in Buffalo in September. Louis Thompson lynched near Girard Louisiana for stealing soda. Bryan criticizes Ohio platform over silver. not a presidential candidate. Agriculture Secretary Wilson says corn crop better than last July. A Belgian Russian French syndicate plans Chinese railways with 1 billion francs capital. Lord Methuen praised as energetic front line general in South Africa. Train attacked near Sierra Blanca. seven killed. pursuit underway. cause unknown.
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Gomes
Havana
Pugh
Alabama
Washington
Kansas
Boston
Philippines
Buffalo
Louis Thompson
Girard
Bryan
Ohio
Wilson
Brussels
China
South Africa
Methuen
Cordova
Mex
Vera Cros & Pacific
Sierra Blanca
Smail
Whatcom Geran Fest Slated for July Weekend
Whatcom Washington announces an annual geran festival to be held July 21 22 and 23 in the town. The event will feature local vendors and live music with community participation from area groups.
Health woes from nervous tension blamed on female organs
The passage links common headaches and back pain in women to nervousness and insomnia. It attributes the cause to failing reproductive organs and endorses Dr. Pierce's remedies as a solution, reflecting early 20th century medical rhetoric.
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Pierce
Amalgamated strike edge seen as talks stall
Pittsburg July 17. Amalgamated officials report the third day of the strike opened quietly at all mills. Shaffer says the strike could end instantly if Vice President Amos is sincere in offering nonunion organizing rights and the trust would abrogate the no union clause. Flynn of the Federation of Labor offers aid as Wellsville mill resumption fails with only thirty workers.
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Pittsburg
Amalgamated
Shaffer
Amos
Amaalgamated
Steel Trust Mille
Flynn
Federation of Labor
Welleville
Ohio
Wellaville
New York
Trust
General Strike of Firemen Shuts Down Mines in Lackawanna
Scranton July 17 stationary firemen of Lackawanna have ordered a general strike after employers refused concessions. Nearly every mine in the area crippled this morning and many closed. Wilkesbarre reports firemen’s headquarters receiving encouragements for the strike.
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Scranton
Lackawanna
Wilkesbarre
Strike Reports Across Cities Amid Labor Tensions
Across Bridgeport Canton and San Francisco dated July 17 reports show tin workers ordered to quit with no response. Pittston notes engineers strike causing mine flooding and gas, signaling legal risks. Machinists near victory as San Francisco becomes central hub for strike coordination and potential settlement momentum. New York cites steel trust leaders Pierpont Morgan and Seward in talks with no public stance yet.
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Bridgeport
Ohio
Shafter
Pittston
Sshweb
Morgan Cenfer
New York
Sewhah
Steel Trust Bad
Pierpoint Morgan
Morgen
Bohwab
Rey
Hossiand Miners Parade Ends After Striking Win
A large demonstration followed a striking win achieve by miners led by B C Jolly. About 1300 men attended with around 1000 reportedly active. The group proceeded to the recreation area where the day was spent.
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Hossiand
Uate
Hunter Beats Trevis In 36 Hole Match At North Berwick
Herman Hunter of Oxford University defeated American 7 er W. J. Trevis in a 36 hole match at North Berwick today, finishing two up.
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North Berwick
Scotland
Herman Hunter
Oxford University
W. J. Trevis
Wheat Market Strength Marks New York Trading
The wheat market rose as foreign houses led demand amid gloomy European crop reports. New York opened at 7 3/4 and closed at 7 8/4, Chicago up, corn higher. St Paul shares rose nine dollars as money stayed easy near 4 percent. other quoters included Sugar 141, steel 403 8, U P 102 1/2.
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Il. Be Rey &Co
Pendleton
Chicago Board of Trade
New York Stock Exchange
New York
Europe
Chicago
St. Paul
Brocke
Steel
U. P
Robber Stops Stages Near Ukiah. Passengers Benignly Comply
Eighteen tourists traveling to Potter Valley and Blue Lake were ordered to line up by a masked highwayman eight miles north of Ukiah California. About 400 in cash and gold was seized as drivers were told to move on. Croker to move American racing operations to England and ship brood mares there.
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Ukiah
Calif
Potter Valley
Blow Lakes
Thin City
Pasengere
Blue Lake
Asiah
Forko
Hignwayman
Mansengere
Ihe Bearenest
Vas
Potter
Croker
New York Way
Richard Croker
Wantage
England
Mr. Croker
Beano Gallant
Laiid
Enoch and
Wishard
Danish man Hamus Garteon found dead near Cody cabin
The body of Hamus Garteon, a Danish resident 20 miles from Cody, was found with a shoulder bullet wound and a crushed face. Evidence of a struggle was found in his cabin along with money he is known to possess. He had not been seen alive for two weeks.
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Cody, Wyo
Hamus Garteon
Cody
Hie Cabin
Hie
Garteon
Poapeus
Young Boy Commits to Bloomingdale Asylum
New York reports that Harry Craven, a one year old, was committed to Bloomingdale asylum as a hopeless lunatic. Doctors say his madness began four years ago when he studied at the Annapolis naval academy after an incident among students.
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New York
Harry Craven
Bloomingdale Asylum
Annapolis Naval Academy
City ministers weigh vigilante committees amid political strife
Denver dispatch reports ministers in the city considering the advisability of organizing vigilance committees to overthrow the rule. The move is said to be only temporarily aimed at disrupting political supremacy and establishing law and order in the community government.
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Denver
Uys
Wildlife dispute turns fatal near Mesa Lake
The report states Delia, Dale, and others were involved in a shooting at Mesa Lake. A. J. Hinchman was fatally wounded while fishing. McKaney surrendered and was taken to Crimicon for safekeeping.
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Delia
Dale
Joy
Arden
Ted W A. Woueek
A. J. Hinchman
Iand Mesa Lake
McKaney
Himeelf
Crimicon
Englishman Drowned in British Columbia hotel incident
Word arrived of the death of D. D. Dick an Englishman of wealth and eccentric reputation. He was staying at the Hiranff hotel in Vancouver B C and wandered away on Sunday July 7, apparently drowning. His fortune is estimated at two million dollars.
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Englisahman
Vancouver
Jay
D. D. Dick
Hiranff Hotel
Wild Duck Crashes Tremont Then Aboard Passengers Rescued
In New London a night collision at 1 am sank the Tremont crowded with passengers. The steamer City of Lowell and other boats rescued the 415 passengers and crew, while the Wild Duck continued on its voyage after damage. Panic ensued but orders restored quickly.
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Lowell
New London
Conn
Tremont
Passan
Providenza
New York
City of Lowell
Black Mare Klowte Wins Merchants and Manufacturers Stake
Klowte a black mare bred on the Palo Alto farm California and owned by ex Senator Jones of New Hampshire won the $10,000 Merchants and Manufacturers stake for 2224 class trotters in three straight heats at Detroit July 17 lowering the race record from 2 10 to 2 2084 with fifteen horses starting.
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Detroit
Klowte
Palo Alto
California
Senator Jones
New Hampshire
Merchants and Manufacterers
Japan withdraws demand for indemnity from China
Washington reports Japan has withdrawn its demand for further indemnity from China. The move removes a major obstacle to indemnity negotiations at Pekin and should aid the progress of talks, likely ensuring an early conference of ministers.
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Washington
Japan
China
Thin
Pekin
Conference of Ministers
Trans Mississippi Commercial Congress Opens In Cripple Creek
The 2th annual meeting at Cripple Creek Colo opens with record attendance. Of 2000 delegates appointed, 1200 are en route today.
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Cripple Creek
Colo
Trans Misisippi Commercial Congress
Hancock Arrives in Manila With General Officers Aboard
United States army transport Hancock reached Manila with Adj. General Corbin and Burneen Sternberg aboard. The ship traveled from San Francisco in two days.
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Manila
United States Army
Hancock
Adj
Corbin
Burneen Sternberg
San Francisco
Record Hog Receipts Break Heavy Hog Record Again
Heavy Hog Receipts at Kansas City show 91 500 head of hogs received as farmers rush stock to market amid drought in the southwest. The daily record is broken once more as market activity surges.
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Kansas City
Imperial Edict Targets Finnish Army in Liberty Strife
In Helsingfors on July 1 an imperial edict aims at the Tao Fin army and its movement toward the Russian forces, seen as a threat to the Finnish liberty and triggering great public excitement.
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Helsingfors
England
Tao
Pia
Severe hail devastates stock and crops near Muskogee
July 17 report from Muskogee says a severe hail storm north of the town killed some stock and damaged crops for miles a stretch about one mile wide. Heavy rain fell across the Creek and Cherokee nations, though most crops were spared.
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Muskogee
1.T
Muako
Gave Up the Chase. Malta Mont July 17
Ambiguous dispatch reports Pinkerton guards guarding a promibern claim as a chase ends near the bad lands with eroded notes on Great Northers travelers.
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Malta
Mont
Pinkerton
Poe
Talutol Sutare Relapae. Et Peiprabare vii?
The readable text suggests an alarm level assessment with unclear names and actions. No clear event, persons, or organizations are identifiable to form a factual news summary.
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