Church revises marginal Bible readings for San Francisco convention
The Joint Commission of the Protestant Episcopal Church completed revisions to marginal Bible readings and will present the report at the church’s triennial convention in San Francisco this October.
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England
Solomon Scetus
Charles E. Hall
Minnesota Line
South Dakota
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Scetus
McKinley
Churchill
Hombay
India
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Lietenant
Northeast
Woodman of America
California
D. J. Thornton
Nevada
L. H. Addies
Utah
L. Pierce
Idaho
T. W. Bartley
Oregon
J. W. Simmons
Washington
Intercollegiate Athletics Prohibition and Local Notices
The Oregon regents ban intercollegiate athletics at the agricultural college, while Brementon WA trims 100 machinists wages to match Puget Sound shops. In The Dalles a street fair is tentatively planned. State Treasurer Moore reports 1 004 658 70 cash on hand for six months ending June 30, up 14 000 from last year. Astoria Federation hears of a 5 cent per capita assessment for striking workers. Kiowa area farmers die in two accidents. Judge Bellinger orders sale of Northwest Railway Company property to satisfy judgments. Promoter Blake’s long envisioned Northwest railway would run from Jumington to the copper region via the Snake River.
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Ore
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Astoria
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North
Yakima
Ordway
Everett Roberte
Bellinger
Norwhost Railway Company
Northwest Railway Company
Blake
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Jumington
Copper Wining
Steel Trust Stock Watered One Third of Capitalization
Washington July 23 A report by the industrial commission states that United States Steel Corporation is largely over capitalized and that the water in the stock amounts to about 300 million dollars, nearly one third of the total capitalization.
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Washington
Industrial Commission
United States Steel Corporation
Strike Still Has Vigor In Steel Towns Across States
The second week of the steel trust strike opens with vigor as Deweeswood mill at McKeesport decides not to resume. The center of action shifts to Wellsville Ohio and rolling mills of National Tube. Discharge of union members looms as a next move to break the strike.
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Steel Trust
Laporte
Deweeswood
American Sheet Steel Company
McKeesport
Welleville
Ohio
Wellsville
Wolleville
Shamokin
Frisco
San Francisco
Employer’ Association
Tampa
Fla
Vigor Makere
Strike Enters Stage In New York Sweatshop Reform
New York reports a general strike by about 50 000 to 60 000 workers. The executive board of the United Workers met and announced the strike will begin today. Organizers aim to abolish sweatshops and replace them with sanitary shops for employees.
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New York
Mem!rao
Uniterment Workere
Genereal
neoPee
Controversy Over Spanish American War Volume at Annapolis
Commander Wainwright and Admiral Evans dispute a new history volume taught at the Naval Academy. The third volume of Macri’s History of the Spanish American War is criticized for alleged bias and was reportedly not adopted at Annapolis. Evans suggests Schley was forced to stay offshore due to missing signals provided to other captains.
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Washington
Wainwright
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Beblesn
Annapolis Academy
Evans
Baltimore
Tragic trolley crash in Philadelphia leaves twenty dead
A trolley car with eighty passengers crashed down a hill and collided with another heavily loaded car in Philadelphia last night. Twenty people were killed and twenty injured, thirteen seriously, as rescue workers battled to save lives amid chaotic scenes.
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Philadelphia
New York Market Booms as Heat Flares in Grain Trade
J L Ray Co notes hot weather drives a booming grain market in New York with spring wheat fears and corn oats losses. Openings show wheat around 74 and 75 with gains near 4 to 7 8 cents. visible supply falls by 200 000 and corn by 825 000. Stocks lower amid mixed regional price moves and later Chicago and San Francisco updates.
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J. L. Ray & Co
Fendieton
Chicago Board of Trade
New York Stock Exchange
New York
Chicago
St. Paul
U. P
San Francisco
Coal price up again with August 1 increase on hard coal
July 23 Cleveland report says retail hard coal will rise 50 cents per ton on August 1 with possible anthracite increases before fall. Retailers blame wholesale price hikes and the strike of firemen for shortages. Astoria notes large salmon runs and steady 6 to 7 cent prices. Oakland reports Dudley Dubois begins six month contempt sentence in Alameda jail over Nome scandals.
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Cleveland
Mipe
Astoria
Oakland
Calif
Dudley Dubois
Alex McKensie
Alameda
Alx Monthe' Montence
Two Supreme Court Decisions Amid War News
July reports from Boor Losses London show 43 killed 85 wounded 190 captured and 126 surrendered. Salem notes two Supreme Court reversals including Woaton Eley and Sturgis Baker, with new trial ordered in each case.
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London
Kittehener
Salem
Supreme Court
Woaton
Eley
Sturgis Ve. Baker
High Court Rules Unions May Be Sued
London July 23. The house of Lords sitting as the highest court of appeal decided that any registered labor union may be sued.
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London
House of Lone
Tolstoi Improves in Moscow Recovery Update
Tolstoi continues to improve in Moscow as doctors report steady progress. The public bulletin notes his condition has improved since the July 2 briefing and remains under careful observation.
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Tolstoi
Moscow
Tolatoi
Boxing Match Promises Top Flight Action in Pendleton
Toby Irwin faces Jim Popp in a high profile lightweight bout Saturday evening with Popp confident of victory. Local preliminaries precede the main event at 9 30 as baseball club and regional sports fans arrive.
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Polote
Biddy
Toby Irwin
California
Im Popp
Popp
Irwin
Dow
Pacific Coast
Vospp
Andy King
Heritiah Columbia
Weston
la Grande
Baker City
Frank Schempp
Maskrey Makes Wheat Windfall In Early Market Run
Charles A. Maskrey, former city editor of the Dail East Oregonian, scored a 1200 gain as wheat futures rose on hot Midwest weather news. He celebrated by buying 300 one-dollar cigars for friends. A second report notes a 30 gain on wheat that morning.
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Charles A. Maskrey
East Oregonian
Middle West
Maskrey
Heat Wave Grips Midwest with Record Temperatures
Across Kansas City and Chicago area cities the Mississippi Valley endures an extreme heat spell with temperatures above 100 degrees for a fifteenth day this month. Reports from St Louis Kansas City and Springfield show multiple deaths and prostrations as the heat intensifies.
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St. Louis
Cincinnati
Kansas City
Springfield
Missinsippi Valley
St. Louise
Kansas
Boers Protest Published Correspondence Findings
An official Boer communication condemns publication of the Roeita Steyn correspondence about a July 1 war capture. It claims Broyn’s optimistic views are supported by reports from Botha Delavey and Smeaton and says Kroger received a recent letter with detailed plans and movements.
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Roeita
Tranavanlataten
Steyn
Orange Free State
Broyn
Botha
Delaveyv
Smee
General Botha
Fort Worth Sees Record Crowds as Trains Fill Toward Reno
Fort Worth dispatch reports July 21 that all trains bound for Reno are crowded, with guards stationed for crowd control. Officials anticipate large turnout this week and have bolstered police presence.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Reno
Lynched Negro in Cleveland Mine Shooting Case
A Black man identified as Jennne Phillipa who killed Lucius, a plantation manager, in Cleveland was captured near the mine and lynched last night. Local authorities reported the mob action occurred after the Tuesday shooting.
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Neuro
Cleveland
Mine
Jennne Phillipa
Lucius
Ewampe
Here
Fire destroys two tenements. woman and three children killed
Fire in Pittabarg on Penneyylvania avenue early today killed a woman and three children and injured several others. The scene recalls the town’s tragedy as emergency crews battled the flames through the night.
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Penneyylvania Avenue
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