National Mine Workers Convention Faces Strike Decision
Indianapolis July 17 delegates fill the United Mine Workers convention with debate over a possible strike. Mitchell keeps silent on guidance while delegates from Iowa Maryland Tennessee Missouri Colorado Illinois Michigan and Indiana express mixed views against a strike or urge caution. The outcome hinges on the eastern anthracite region and delegates’ consensus amid a heated labor unrest context.
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Former Lyndon man charged in attempt on boardinghouse keeper
A. H. Hodston of Lyndon Island, once a prominent businessman, is arrested on a charge of trying to murder Mrs. Charles W. Stottlemeyer. She awoke to a burglar at her bureau, a gas jet opened, and she later recalls little except a stupor. Strong circumstantial evidence ties Hodston to the burglary while his good reputation is noted.
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A. H. Housdon
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Ikander
Charles W. Stottlemeyer
MISS CALVERT DEAD IN MOUNT AIRY INJURY FATAL
Miss Calvert of Mattimore Maryland died at Mount Airy aged about 15 after injuries from a lamp fire on July 5 caused burns and exposure. She was daughter of Edward H Calvert grandson of Benedict Calvert and sister of Dr Cecilius Fairmore Calvert who died at about the same age.
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Fillas Elehor Calvert
Mount Airy
Lord Baltimore
Last Mine Horror Names of Known Victims
Two magazines explode at the Daly-West and Ontario miles connected power magazines in York City at the 1 200-foot level. Noxious gas released. about thirty workers missing or dead. Victims named include Kelley, Jacknny, Kindall, Featherstone, Gil Willan, Nelson, Goblin, Rinks, McAuliffe, Lively, McGarvin, Cotten, Burgy, Whirkind, Martin, Hilton, O Neill, Haran, McLinden, McKeon, Conlon, Exiram.
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Ontario
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J. J Kindall
John Featherstone
John Gil Willan
Nelson
Job Goblin
Harry Goblin
Willie Rinks
John Malo
Official Call Issued for Bank Conditions
Washington July 17 the comptroller of currency issued a call for the condition of national banks in the wake of business. Reports from New York and other cities show diverse activity as authorities note stability efforts and potential reforms. Evidence of recovery measures appears as banks assess capital and liquidity amid volatile markets.
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Comptroller of Currency Today
Busines Daly
Last Sacred Rites for Archbishop Weehan Held in Chicago
In Chicago on July 17 a grand funeral rite for Archbishop Patrick A. Weehan took place at the Cathedral of the Holy Name. Cardinal Gibbons and others presided as Bishop Spullin assisted icons officiated. Archbishop Ryan of Philadelphia delivered the sermon before the body was moved to Calgary cemetery for interment at Mount Carmel.
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Tahiti
Winchell
United States
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Navy Department
John Dickinson
Chicago
John Dickie
Chicago Board of Year
Indie Baker
Board of Trade
Pidelphia
Calgary
Mount Carmel
Campaign to sell Yankee shoes spreads worldwide
Niw Yorks July 17 One remarkable campaign to promote consular and trade dispatches expands to every market. The board of trade of Lytin Mass and consular channels seek to learn local demand for Yankee shoes. Hundreds respond as manufacturers prepare to supply shelves globally with tailored shipments and packing.
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Hue
Dakota Storm Destroys Churches and Homes in N M
A fierce wind storm hit Tuesday causing substantial damage across multiple towns. In Thompson near Grau Park three churches were demolished with debris scattered, and a freight train was blown off the rails at Winnepes Junction with no injuries. Belmont near Millsboro reports a destroyed Lutheran church valued at 2000, plus damaged school and farms, but no fatalities.
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Grau Parka
Winoipes Junction
Tratunien
Belmont
North Millsboro
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Honwe
Tiroke Bros
Traveler De Windt Arrives in Seattle From Siberia
A Paris born explorer and journalist Afarry De Windt arrives in Seattle with a mixed party from Si Doria aboard a river steamer Tuesday night. The group includes Belkeade, Finglish, Baxterguyer, and a Russian from Yakutakat who the Russian government insisted accompany De Windt through Siberia. The party left Paris December 19.
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Yakutakat
Siberia
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Sheriff's pursuit of Tracy ends in brush stakeout
Confused report claims Cudihee and posse surrounded a location two days ago. It alleges a stool pigeon tipped lawmen, enabling Tracy to be cornered, though details remain unclear and contested.
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Remains on Royal Yacht After Coronation
King Edward will stay aboard the royal yacht off Cowes Isle of Wight until Aug 8 and then return to Windsor after the coronation. Reports say his health has improved and he will remain on board as a precaution.
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Edward
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Roafstead
Champion Travia Defeated Byers In Chicago Match
In Chicago on July 47 Travia was defeated by Byers one up in a championship match. The report notes a later reference to General Anthony Wayne and a misdated revolutionary event, with limited legible details from a historical newspaper fragment mentioning public park conflict in Stony Point N. and July celebrations.
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Mississippi Valley
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Anthony Wayne
Paiblie Park
Wisconsin Republican state convention endorses Spooner platform
The Wisconsin Republican state convention reconvened to charter the campaign platform. Delegates favored Spooner and Lafollette, with a majority endorsing the national ticket and pledging support for the party's platform. The minority Spooner report was defeated as the majority platform was adopted. The gathering adjourned.
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Great Rock Island System Expands to 7000 Miles of Line
The Rock Island System has grown to 7000 miles of line, cementing the Chicago Rock Island & Pacific as the core of a widening network. From its 1857 beginnings near Lake Michigan, the system expanded through mergers and extensions to reach the Mexican border and dominate routes across the Midwest and Southwest. The full system now bears the streamlined name Rock Island in signs, maps, and official reading materials.
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Retired in Disgrace Under Court Martial Orders
Washington reports General Tuvol H. Smith was found guilty by a Manila court martial over orders given to Major Waller. The secretary notes age and conduct issues, recommending retirement. the president approves, removing Smith from active command.
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Marine Corps
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