President Roosevelt Retires General Jacob Smith
The President censures Brigadier General Jacob H. Smith for harsh orders during the Philippine campaign. Smith is found liable, with sentence reviewed, and the President urges retirement at age sixty two under existing law. Secretary Root clarifies conditions behind the court martial and the broader impact on military conduct.
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Jacob H. Smith
Meuila
Waller
Smith
Root
Roosevelt
Sitha
Ativer
Ander Aragor ™ Walter
Sentene Mae
Euston
Talso
Fragments Reflect War Commentary and Local Tragedy
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss warfare, duty, and moral questions tied to national conflict, naming Major Waller and General Nite nny in a debated critique. The piece shifts to a local obituary brief noting the July 17 death of James McKinnes and Witlow Connelly after an incident at Burnt Tits, followed by an ad-like endorsement for One Minute Gough Cure for colds and laryngitis.
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Gexeman Sacon
I. Smith
Waller
Amelie Lata
Mine Disaster at Daly West and Ontario Mines
A deadly mine explosion near Park City at the Daly West and Ontario mines costs miners' lives and injures others. The blast, blamed on a lighted candle used by John Burgy, caused widespread destruction as gas filled shafts and tunnels, with wrecked equipment and a powerful shock felt across the area. Casualties include several workers, and inquiries rise over the cause and scale of the blast.
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Park City
Daly-West
Ontario
John Burgy
Daly West
Manny
Wisconsin convention shows Tat Follette strength in state rally
Madison July 17 The Stepabneat state convention opened amid strong support for Governor Te Follett and his 800 of 1000 delegates. Tension rose as stalwarts clashed over endorsing the platform and Spooner’s fate drew applause from Follette followers amid a volatile opening session. In New York Chicago and London several political and legal notes followed with related dispatches.
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Madison
Wis
Te MM Tat Follett
Gorner
Xeintor Spooner
Tre
H. Pinas
Durya
Alfred Fytueton
Lord Curgon of
Kedson
Tula
New York
New Jersey
Wal Wister
Pateroon
Mea
Turbulent South Africa strike ends in victory
A chaotic report from Tort Chal to Rew Afatoo Ma nila province describes a ten day labor struggle ending with a decisive victory for workers. A Wednesday meeting, attended by hundreds, led to a vote to resume work and return to positions. Workers who stayed out began to apply for available roles as unions seek settlement. The piece also oddly markets dental services and a new phone number.
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Cheney
Mita
South
Manchester
Conn
Umie
Weaxers
Been
Hamson
Virginia Pisseser
Wage Weston
South Africa
Rew Afatoo
Manila
Chicago
Reads
N Wednewlay
Reed Ina
Wagenette
Sean
Nerve Pills Promoted Amid Local Health Claims
Local advertisement extols Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills as a cure for listlessness fatigue and nervous distress. It quotes John B Hinickle of Honesdale Pa praising the product and notes pills sell for 60 cents a box with the Dr A W Chase Medicine Co Buffalo NY portrait signature on packages.
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John 8. Hinickle
Cor. Grove and
Union Sts. Honesdale
A. W. Chase
Dox
A. W. Chase Medicine Co
Buffalo
A. W W. Chase
M. D
Gordon's Drug Store
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