Injunction Strikes Down Miners' Actions in Penn WV
United States District Judge Jackson Jay sentences Thomas Haggerty and others for violating an injunction restraining interference with mining in the anthracite region. Haggerty gets 90 days, Morgan and Rice 60 days. others to be sentenced. Judge criticizes Mother Jones and upholds labor rights, while Chicago leader Mitchell calls the decision an outrage and vows appeal.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
United States
Jackson Jay
Thomas Haggerty
William
Bernard Rice
Peter Wilson
Blakeley
George Bacon
Thomas Laskavisch
Jones
Whert Repake
Joseph Roeski
Co. Bowl
Steve Teonike
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Haggerty
Morgan
Rice
Wilson
Bacon
Laskovich
Dacs
Jackson
Chicago
Miteba
United Mine Workers
de ‘Ile
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Fragmented historic query on military punishment and pensions
A garbled text fragment questions whether the army or department should bear responsibility for harsh wartime actions. It references ordering mass slaughter, age thresholds, retirement pay, and a vague “grand wh mm bounce” phrase, lacking clear context or complete sentences.
Phillips on Manapapers. A One-Man In Ten Books
A terse remark by Phillips criticizes how laws and religions influence a single reader. The quote signals a personal stance on intellectual independence and the prevalence of external authority in shaping beliefs.
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Phillips
Wen- Phillips
French Ambassador Attacked by Turkish Mob at Konia
A dispatch from Vienna reports the French ambassador to Turkey in Constantinople was assaulted and insulted by a mob at Konia. Turkish officials refuse punishment, risking a renewed Franco Turkish dispute.
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Vienna
Turkey
Constantinople
Konia
Porte
Ninth annual Monmouth County Horse Show opens at Hollywood Park
Bright weather and a brilliant society gathering marked the July 24 opening of the ninth annual Monmouth County Horse Show association exhibition at Hollywood Park, Long Branch New Jersey. The event features 46 classes with $4,000 in prizes to be awarded to winners.
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Long Branch
N. J
Monmouth County Horse Show Association
Hollwood Park
Justice in West Virginia Lynching Mob Slays Two In Womelsdorf
Two unnamed Negro men were taken from the Womelsdorf jail last night and lynched. One victim was shot and the other hanged as the mob claimed they were implicated in the assassination of Chief Wil moth of Elkins. The event follows the police chief's killing and the mob action is tied to that case.
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Womelsdorf
Phillips
W. Va
Wilmoth
Elkins
General Porter Returns to Paris as U S Ambassador
General Horace Porter, after a two month leave, sails from New York on La Bavoie to resume duties as United States Ambassador to Paris. He is returning to diplomatic post amid ongoing Franco American discussions and will assume responsibilities promptly.
Vermont Democrats convene in Burlington for state ticket
Vermont Democrats met in Burlington on July 24 to appoint a full state ticket. R B Childs of Brattleboro led the assembly. Indications point to F W McGettrick of St Albans as the likely gubernatorial nominee.
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Burlington
Vermont
R. 8. Childs
Brattleboro
F. W. McGettrick
Bt. Albans
May Yohe sails to Paris from New York
Gone to Parlez Vous reports May Yohe departed New York today bound for Paris aboard a scheduled voyage.
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Parlez Vous
New York
Paris
Judges and the Black Cap in State Ceremonies
Westminster Gazette notes that the black cap symbolizing the death sentence is misread as the whole judge’s costume. Since 1635 judges have worn a scarlet robe with ermine tippet and a black coif for state occasions, with the wig a later addition, and the cap remains essential during capital punishment actions.
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Westminster Gazette
British Educational Exhibit at the World's Fair
The British cabinet backs Eingligh participation with focus on education and art. Hon. Michael E. Sadler leads inquiries and reports influencing the exhibit, which will cover England Scotland Ireland and colonies. The reasoning includes value to American readers regarding Philippine policy. Gallows Hill and Harmony Hill are streets in Bligo, Ireland.
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Eingligh
Department of Education and Art
Michael E. Sadler
British Education Department
Scotland
Ireland
Gallows Hill
Harmony Hill
Bligo
Washington & Oregon Electric Railway Stock Offering
Washington and Oregon Electric Railway Light and Power Company offers 1000 shares at par 100, now selling at 90 per share. The note highlights a population of 40,000 distributed over the wealthiest area in the country as context for the venture.
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Washington & Oregon Electric Railway Light & Power Company
Ens
Trn
Wheat prices and forecasts for the coming crop
Farmers and traders discuss opening wheat prices as local markets hover around 60 to 65 cents per bushel for export and milling. Representatives from Puget Sound Warehouse Co and others predict openings near 60 to 65 cents with potential rises, while some expect early gains before possible minor declines.
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Tutuialla
Busnel
East Oregonian
T. G. Montgomery
Puget Sound Warehouse Co
E. W. McComas
Northwestern Warehouse Company
Fred Taylor
Pacific Coast Elevator Co
Frank Curl
Kerr- Gifford Co
Did He Skip With School Money In Juniper?
The East Oregonian reports Artie Anderson, a Juniper school district clerk, has vanished amid rumors he took school funds. A crew linked to his identity is found. creditors plan foreclosure on his property, while his friends fear he left the country.
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Semple
East Oregonian
Artie Anderson
Juniper
Anderson
Dr. C. J. Smith
Portland Journal Change Under New Editor Jackson
Jackson of Pendleton now heads the Portland Journal after purchasing the Portland Evening Journal. He vows the paper will serve Portland and the Northwest with reforms in personnel and methods, promising a different approach from prior management.
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Jackson
Pendleton
The
East Oregonian
Portland Byvening Journal
Portland
Oregon
Northwest
Nura of
General
Now in New Hands The Journal Enters Democratic Era
The new manager pledges a fair democratic newspaper free from entanglements, prioritizing action over promises and reflecting the community’s spirit. Portland capital backs the Journal with ample funds to build a stronger, more capable paper with broader resources and public good.
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Portland Capital
Eace
Hold Sultan as Hostage in Mindanao Action
American troops hold the Sultan of Binidayan as hostage in Mindanao to force the surrender of Moros who attacked two U S soldiers last month. The sultan urged surrender. one man came in, confessed, and died. The attack leader fortifies his house and defies capture.
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Uncle Sam
Manila
Sultan
Bin@dayan
Mindanao
Democratic convention heats Tenth district race at West Liberty
In West Liberty Kentucky July 24 a lively contest fills the Democratic congressional convention with Banford White seeking renomination opposing Judge Amos Davis of Morgan and Frank Hopkins of Floyd.
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West Liberty
Tenth District
Banford White
Amos Davis
Morgan
Frank Hopkins
Floyd
King Still Improves but Cannot Leave Couch
Cowes July 24 Bulletin on the king reports uninterrupted progress yet he remains unable to rise from his couch. Physicians’ cautious language raises unease about his stamina for the coronation amid improving strength and ongoing care.
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Cowes
New York Market Quiet With Slightly Lower Grain Prices
Report from J L Ray Co, Pendleton and major exchanges shows a quiet morning with prices a shade lower. Liver pool unchanged. New York opened at 77 and closed 77. Coarse grains draw attention, likely until after August 1. St Paul 187, Union Pacific 109, Steel 39.
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J. L. Ray & Co
Pendleton
Chicago Board of Trade
New York Stock Exchange
New York
Liverpool
St. Paul
Union Pacific
Btee
Advertising matter promised to promote Oregon immigration
A special car carrying G. M. McKinney and A. L. Craig passed through town to La Grande to promote immigration advertising. The party, joined by Rinaldo M. Hall and others, plans to distribute more than two million leaflets across eastern states. Totals by town include Pendleton 100,000 Walla Walla 200,000 Colfax 100,000 Spokane 300,000 Albany 76,000 Salem 100,000 Ashland 76,000 Grants Pass 100,000 Roseburg 100,000 Cottage Grove 60,000 Independence 100,000 The Wallen 100,000 McMinnville 100,000 Spokane will supply 200,000 and more if needed.
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G. M. McKinney
Harriman Lines
A. L. Craig
la Grande
Oregon
Rinaldo M. Hall
C. Mackenzie
Chicago
H. A. Townsend
Maines
H. A. Crouse
Wikspeci Oty
I. N. Conklin
Milwaukee
W. H. Burke
Minneapolis
Washington
East
Middle States
Pendleton
Pomeroy
Spokane
Albany
Salem
Ashland
Roseburg
Cottage Grove
Independence
the Wallen
Eeeeves
McMinnville
Veene
Hillebord
Cenese
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Rential
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Walla Walla, Wash
Igen
A. L. Knight
Balfour, Guthrie Co
Portland Journal
New York Market
Inland Empire States
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