Withdraw Troops Sought as Shenandoah Riots Subside
Reports from Shenandoah Pa indicate peace after a riot that drew in troops. UMW leaders urge withdrawal, claim troops were unnecessary and dangerous, while authorities vow to enforce civil law. Governor Stone and Sheriff Todd named in the dispute amid ongoing unrest.
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India
Wwe
National Guard
Stone
UMW
Mile Dougherty
National Board
United Mine Workers
Associated Press
Thomas Todd
Holly
Riots and Rioters Highlight Shenandoah Conflict
Reports from the Heguine inquiry describe clashes where many were beaten with clubs and shot by bullets. One man, Joh Goddall, reportedly in critical condition, while others are wounded and under medical care. Police and strikers face injuries as officers flee rioters armed with sticks stones and some revolvers. The district attorney and sheriff pursue arrests as officials dispute the severity of the events.
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Ferguson
UC. M. W
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Mitchell
Ailapafel
Wilkesbarre
Iis
Sein Tire
Shenandoah
Soesearigasrt Saas
Vanderlip Charged as Embezzler in Estate Losses
Raton August 1 prominent Haxtun lawyer William Vanderlip is accused of embezzling from the estate of George Be Emerson. Estimates of missing funds range from 100000 to 200000 dollars while the lawyer is detained in 5000 bail. John Lowell and CW Sebjer act for the estate. Vanderlip admits no clear record of accounts.
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Vanderlip
Denver Saloonkeeper Challenges Colorado Women’s Rights Case
Cronin, owner of a Denver saloon and wine room for women, sought an injunction against enforcing a city ordinance prohibiting such establishments for females. He argues the law is unconstitutional and discriminates against women, claiming equal right to sell liquor and that women have equal drinking rights since suffrage. The district court upheld his view, but the state supreme court overruled it.
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Washington
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Itmtraining Order Targeted by Miners United Workers Case
A federal court in Charleston West Virginia granted a temporary injunction against 150 named defendants including John Mitchell and other United Mine Workers leaders. The suit alleges strikes and intimidation to block coal production and shipment. Separate reports note 1500 boiler makers and shipbuilders striking in Chicago and related disruptions feared to spread.
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York
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J. W. Purcell
V Wilken
John Mitchell
United States
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Boiter Makers Oat
Chicago
Durand Named Democratic Gubernatorial Nominee at Michigan Convention
The Michigan Democratic State Convention nominated Jules George H. Durand of Flint for governor amid a platform calling for direct elections of U S senators, primary elections, equal taxation and repeal of alleged “ripper laws.” The ticket includes John T. Bible for lieutenant governor and John Donovan for secretary of state, among others. the gathering adjourned sine die after 10 p.m.
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Michigan
Jule
George H. Durand
Plint
Derant
Wie
Hird
Molise
Durand
United States
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Con Lon
Moon
John T. Bible
Tonia
John Donovan
Bay City
Wilbur F. Davidson
Port Hueron
David A. Pammond
Ann Arbor
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Aphids
Woodbridge M. Ferris
Big Rapids
Story Land Office
Arthur P. Watson
Cheboy Sas
Charles P. Pieht
Mastines
Supreme Court
Herjumiin St. Brown
Menominee
Injunction In New Role Over Spocains Hien Winners
A court session considered a temporary injunction to restrain rival trade operators led by James A Currington Dutton Co and Martlett Frasier Co from actions that might affect the market for 55 000 barrels of short sales. The judge did not grant immediate relief and the case pauses for further adjournment next week. The order aims to shield complainants Wally Thorburn Co from alleged market cornering by the defense.
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Cage
Jdudee Chytrauslay
Cie Cage
Bound of Trade
Board of Trade
James A, Turpeny Currington, Dutton & Co
Martlett, Frasier & Co
Eestre Tae Hng
Axkine
Bound of Trade Uy
Wally, Thorburn & Coy
Ning
Tmsinese
Ese
Tne
Ind
King’s Condition Improves as Royal Party Heads to Landon
News briefs report rapid improvement in the king’s health and the prince and heir to the throne departing for Landon this morning. Also covered is the capture and lynching of an alleged murderer near Ashburn Virginia after a chase by vigilantes, and political notes from Washington about China’s ambassadorial changes. A widow in Waverly Indiana shoots herself at Arlington cemetery, and a Michigan-based traveling peddler drowns near Manitou as the region reels from a string of violent incidents.
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Prince
Yrcess
Wales
Landon
Washington
Aux
China
Liang Cheng
United States
London
Prince Chen
Sucided
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Belle Aborn
Arlington Cemetery
Armour Buys Out Hammond
Ogden Armour announces purchase of a substantial interest in The G M Hammond Company and the Hammond Packing Company. Stock transfer takes effect immediately. F E Vogel retires to other interests. Methur Meeker elected to fill vacancy. Management and policy remain unchanged.
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Lyntan
G. HW
Hammond Company
Hammond Packit Company
Ogden Armone
Hammond Packing Company
F. E. Vogel
Methur Meeker
Mie
Washout Across Nebraska After Severe Storm
A heavy electrical storm swept across Nebraska damaging tracks northeast of Herman and causing a washout of railroad lines near Hull Falls. About 1000 feet of track washed away and a dwelling house lifted from its foundations. Lightning struck horses near Onihit but with minor injuries. No crop losses reported statewide aside from some hail damage and scattered crop setbacks.
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Ouaha
Here
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Wehring
Ames Resigns as Minneapolis Mayor Amid Corruption Scandal
Mayor Ames announces resignation from office effective September. He cites health and a desire to avoid costly special elections as the city faces a corruption scandal dominating local headlines for months. His brother Colonel W. Ames will also resign as superintendent of peace.
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Res W. Ames
Pece
Grand Jury
Ames
Minneapolis
Mining ties and stock ties stoke Clayton inquiry
A Clayton Telegram reveals a misunderstanding about connections with Cymer Mining Co and senior stock interests. Clayton Hoenme tests for a tradition of ownership and directorship, noting stock thresholds and diplomatic considerations amid a department inquiry.
Shorting dispute reports large municipal shortages
A dispute between Oxgood Democratic Paper and Versailles Republicans led to an investigation of former Treasurer Johnson and Cashier Loonywire. Shortages were found. Scroppire $2122.38 and Johnson $11120.71. Other items recount railroad consolidation and a large capital issue. mentions of Washington, Aug 3, and Indianapolis terms.
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Ovcood
Tad
Oxgood
Democratic
Versailles
Ted
Johnson
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Scropuilre
Johnon
Monthly crop report hints at record western yields
Chicago reports indicate wheat and corn prospects are strong in the west with the best regions in Illinois and Nebraska showing heavy yields. Dairy and other crops are mentioned as improving while late-season concerns remain about overall quality and timing.
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Chicago
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Quincy Raltrand Company
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Lowa
Nebraskie
Illinois man commits suicide in Decatur tragedy
A deaf mute Idian, Charles Kearny, son-in-law of the late Orlando Powers, shot and killed himself on Why Avenue in Decatur. The highly respected teacher of dentistry was widely known in Macon County. Authorities believe illness contributed to the act.
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Orlando Powers
Macim County
Cholera in Manchuria spreads rapidly across regions
Reports from St. Petersburg indicate a swift cholera surge in Manchuria with hundreds of daily deaths. Death tallies appear in several locations, including 1408 cases in a period, 88 cats noted as dead, and high fatality rates across Mukden and Port Arthur in a short span.
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Howling Jake Smith Arrives from Manila in Manila
Gen Jacob Suit arrived today from Manila on the Ceuspert Thomas. He refused to comment for publication to avoid public criticism.
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San Vraneleeo
Jacob Suit
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Ile
Baffled But Not Beaten In Arctic Expedition Return
Aboard the Icelandic vessel Replorer Haldwin from Par North via Nonningsviag Norway August 1 reports say all men in good health after a voyage. He stated the group faced hardship but remained hopeful and continued work, emphasizing resilience amid technicalities.
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Evelyn Mo Baldwin
William Wirt Reforms After Liquor Incident
The account recalls William Wirt, famed lawyer and U S attorney general, who became intoxicated and slept in Richmond. Miss G, betrothed to him, covered his face with her handkerchief, and upon waking he reformed. The tale appears amid beverages and a separate joke about poker from the Boston Transcript.
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United States
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le Jost
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Boston Transcript
Sugar Theft Trial Stirred by Baltimore Cook and Mistress
A Baltimore News account describes a domestic kitchen confrontation where a man accused of stealing sugar is pressed by a mistress and a house cook. The exchange centers on punishment and propriety within a household.
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Baltimore News
Village Is Deserted After Tremendous Santa Maria Quake
Panic gripped Los Alamos residents as a sequence of powerful earthquakes from Sunday night through Tuesday produced deep fissures, collapsing hills and changed valleys. Thousands fled their homes while oil fields faced extensive damage and widespread fear across the coast region.
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Tvoite
Ines
Setamte Ague
Western Union Oil Company
Carriga Ranch
Saw mill boiler explosion kills father in Ohio mill
In Huntingdon West Virginia August first a boiler blast at Joseph Hardesty's saw mill in Lawrence County Ohio instantly killed Hardesty and seriously injured his four sons. Two boys feared dead and the mill in ruins.
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Ohio
Shaw Opens Vermont Campaign for McCullough Governor
Secretary of the Treasury Shaw will open the Vermont gubernatorial campaign with a speech at Manchester on the upcoming Tuesday in support of McCullough, the regular Republican candidate for governor.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Shaw
Vermont
Manchester
McCullough
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