Riot at Shenandoah Ends in Unrest Amid Troop Presence
Shenandoah reports quiet after a riot last Wednesday as troops refine camp setups. Deputy Sheriff Thomas H. Beddall, injured in the clash, dies from a skull fracture, with inquest opening. officials say Beddall did not carry ammunition. General Gobin supervises orders to maintain discipline and readiness as miners seek governor relief.
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Thomas &, Heddall
Shenandoah
Gobin
Associated Press
Joseph Beddill
W. H. Stewart
William Penny Methodist Episcopal Church
Deddall
Thomas
Beddall
J.*. Biddle
Miners’ Hospital
Henandoah
J. P
Goblinow
B. Millar
Baneheenan
Good's version of Shenandoah riot details
Draughtsman George W. Good of Pottsville recounts the Shenandoah riot after being attacked by strikers. He says Deputy Sheriff Thomas Beddall saved him and two companions by reading the riot act and firing warning shots before the trio escaped to a locomotive at the station.
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Pottsville
George W. Good
Shenandoah
Reading Company
West Shenandoah
Good
Warricade
Beddall
Uneasiness at Strike Headquarters
A large crowd near Sterling Coal washery in Plymouth gathered hoping operations would resume but no work began. Strikes worry authorities over two Lackawanna colleries while Warnke washery at Duryea may restart Monday with protection. A machinist from Empire colliery reports being threatened by unknown men on his way to work.
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Preas
Wilkes-Barre
Sterling Coal Company
Plymouth
Lackawanna
Warnke
Duryea
Jacobs
John Loux
Empire Colliery
Mitchell Replies To Wilkes-Barre Alliance Letter
President Mitchell of the miners union prepares a reply to an open letter from the Citizens' alliance of Wilkes-Barre. He defends law and order and notes the alliance targets miners while ignoring coal operators. He says his followers know his stance and will respond accordingly.
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Wilkes-Barre
Mitchell
Miners’ Union
Citizens' Alliance of
Flrst
United Mine Workers
Nantlhooke
Coal Combination
Alliance
Conl
Miners Leader Denounces Lawlessness and Defends Peaceful Pickets
A miners' chief executive defends the union's conduct during the strike, arguing miners are law abiding and less criminally involved than deputies and police. He challenges opponents to prove otherwise and cites police court records in West Virginia. He notes no moral decline in the anthracite region.
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United States
Miners’ Organisation
Citizene’ Alliance
Law and Order
Miners’ Union
Brutus
Chern
Minera
Coal and Iron Polles
Anghracite
Noonteoke
Mitchell
Equity
United Mine Workers
West Virginia
Pres Fahy regrets the violence in Shenandoah
President John Fahy of United Mine Workers District No. 9 arrived in Shenandoah from Shamokin and urged peace after a riot. He blamed no one and urged withdrawal of troops, noting miners could have kept the peace and expressing confidence in winning the strike.
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Associated Pree
Shenandoah
John Fahy
United Mine Workers
Shamokin
Fahy
Schuylkill County
Sheriff Beddall
Lo Hlin
Pahy
Stone
Riot narrowly averted at Locust Springs colliery
A clash at Locust Springs colliery was halted by Sheriff Samuel Dietrich of Northumberland County. Strikers led by Daniel Gallagher attempted to arrest a deputy who they claimed had no police commission. The sheriff intervened and the crowd dispersed after he promised to turn the arrested man over to authorities.
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Mt. Carmel
Locust Springs
Samuel Dietrich
Northumberland County
Daniel Gallagher
Coal and Fron
Baldwin Back From Arctic Describes Depots for 1903 Polar Dash
Evelyn Baldwin reports establishing large food depots in Rudolf Land and Kane Lodge to fuel a 1903 dash to the Pole. He describes depots, sledges, ponies, dogs, and 30 men at work, plus discovering Nansen's hut and filming Arctic life.
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Nansen
Associated Press
Honningsvang
Norway
Evelyn B. Baldwin
Artic Explorer
Mr. Baldwin
Rudolf Land
Kane Lodge
Greely Island
Camp Zlezner
Franz Josef Land
Camp Vieguer
National Museum
Tromsoe
America
Baldwin
Vardee
Willam
Champ
Dun's Review of Trade Highlights Encouraging Crop News
Dun and Company reports Texas crop news remains encouraging while manufacturing plants stay well occupied. Iron and steel loading leads, with textiles and footwear following. fuel scarcity still causes delays though coke ovens show rising output. Pig iron production sets a new half year record, with low world stocks and strong imports supporting ongoing demand.
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Associated Press
New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Texas
Boston
Catton
Resettling Boer Farms Advances Amid Hardships
Exclusive dispatch from Pretoria reports progress in resettling Boer farms with nine thousand families rein stalled on their funds though replacing farmers faces many hurdles. Officials sold livestock at auction to speculators who resold to needy farmers, drawing criticism. An army horse dispersal accompanies a glanders epidemic in Cape Colony.
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Pretoria
Cape Colony
Paid rewards for assaults by Chicago union men
Eleven Brass Moulders union members from Chicago were indicted for paying rewards to assault non union workers. Officials offered 65 to 26 dollars per attack, with extra 25 dollars if permanent disability occurred and occasional 3 dollars more if the target could not work. The indictments mark a notable Western labor case.
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Union Brass Moulders
Chicago
Associated Press
West
Brass Moulders
Grand Jury
Judges uncover betting fraud at Grand Circuit races in Columbus
In Columbus Ohio the Grand Circuit halted betting on the 2.20 pace after uncovering a plot. Driver Tom Stuard and the horse Elderone were suspended for a year and fined $100. Elderone finished poorly in the final heat and Valentine assigned behind Elderone received $200. Greenline won the 2.20 pace with a 2.09 heat and Elderone later clocked 2.06 in the fourth heat before the controversy.
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Columbus
Greenline
Eage
Elderone
Stuard
Valentine
H Elderone
Greenling
Bluard
Hudson
Tertimen
Dirett Hal
Chamber of Commerce
Detroit
Cleveland
Wauban
Pereapeeene
Charlie Mae
Klondike A. J.D
Bernardo Wynema
Malborn
William Tell
Bias Bendees & Onoons
Tees
Coal prices rise in Chicago and Cleveland markets
Exclusive wire reports hard coal prices in Chicago increased ten cents per ton. total rise 30 cents since April with limited stock and prices now from $4.00 to $7.15. In Cleveland, retail prices for hard and soft coal rose 23 cents per ton. coke price likewise advanced.
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Associated Prom
Chicago
Cleveland
Maritime News Weighs Atlantic Arrivals and Clearances
Exclusive wire reports ships cleared and arrived at major ports. Lucania and several liners including Liverpool Brutendam Rotterdam and Napili Cherbourg Arvived Fuerst Blamarck and Augu ste Victoria with New York calls. Multiple crews and cargo updates from Hamburg Plymouth Bremen and Ryndam routes.
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Associated
Prosy
New York
Lucania
Liverpool
Brutendam
Rotterdam
Houlogne
Zacoland
Antwerp
Civile
Trave
Genoa
Napili
Cherbourg
Arvived
Fuerst Blamarck
Auguste Victoria
Hamburg
Wid Boughampton
Plymouth
Patricia
Bremen
Ryndam
New York Circuit Trotting Races Postponed by Weather
Weather delays the Centr New York circuit trotting races as of Aug. 1, with officials postponing today’s program due to inclement conditions. Local reports say Fulton, N Y, and Associated Areas provided the wire.
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Fulton
N. Y
New York
Pardoned lieutenant killed in wedding duel anger Berlin
Exclusive dispatch reports Lieutenant Hilderbrand who killed Lieutenant Blaskowits in a duel tied to a bachelor dinner has been pardoned by Emperor William. He had founded a two year sentence and served seven months. A regimental court deemed the duel unavoidable.
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Berlin
Hilderbrand
Blaskowits
William
Bilnskowitz
Firminite Army Reorganized After Retreat to Arcu hac
The Firminite army under General Jumeau, which retreated to Arcu hac after a defeat, has been reorganized and now marches toward the capital. Sixty four deputies, a quorum, assemble for verification of election validity.
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Port-au-Prince
Hayti
Jumeau
Arcuhac
Gift to Bishop Garvey Unveiled in Altoona Visit
Charles M Schwab president of United States Steel and Mrs Schwab toured Altoona on a trip to Immergrum when he announced plans to erect a handsome house for the Right Rev Bishop Garvey of the Altoona diocese. The home will be in a prominent city location and sized for the prelate and his household. The gift surprised residents.
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Altoona
Chales M. Schwab
United States Steel Corporation
Courted Daughter Wins Mother in Patchogue Marriage
In Jersey City on August 1, Kay Gerard of Patchogue married Mrs. Eliza Hawkins of Islip Long Island. The ceremony by Rev. Dr. Rice was performed after the groom fell in love with the bride while courting her daughter Maud. The bride is 39, the groom 29.
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Jersey City
N. J
Kay Gerard
Patchogue
Eliza Hawkins
Islip
L. I
Battle at Agua Dulce in Panama clashes
Revolutionary forces under Gen. Herrera fight government troops at Agua Dulce near Panama City. The battle began on July 20 and by Wednesday 200 revolutionaries were reported killed or wounded while government casualties stood at nineteen. Ammunition is being sent to support government troops.
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Associated Press
Panama
Columbia
Herrera
Agua Dulce
Shootor Attack Near Glasco Leaves Man Serious Injuries
P Frederick Shaffer of Glasco was shot from ambush yesterday while going to work in Kingston WN Aug 1. He received buckshot in his side, shattering a thigh and breaking a leg. He crawled ten yards to reach a horse and wake inmates. The assailant remains unidentified.
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Kingston, WN
Frederick Shaffer
Glasco
Government to print postal stamps under four year contract
The post office opened bids for supplying adhesive postage stamps for four years starting October 1. Though it was rumored the Bureau of Engraving and Printing would lose to a private firm, the bureau’s bid proved lowest, indicating the government may print its own stamps.
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Associated Prega
Washington
Postaffive Department
United States
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Bureau
Alliance aims to curb striker violence in Shamokin
Exclusive wire reports Wilkes-Barre Citizens' Alliance leaders L J Wright and Secretary Thomas visit Shamokin for a local organization. They plan a reward for evidence to arrest and convict the guilty in ongoing striker violence cases.
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Shamokin
J. R. Wright
Thomas
Citiens' Alliance
Wilkes-Barre
Hills Echo Fears as Santa Barbara Quakes Rage
Reports from Los Alamos and surrounding counties describe numerous earthquakes since July 27 with exaggerated tales of fissures and landslides. Local damage is minimal, with losses under $4000. inhabitants remain wary and some crews report landslides near Hoover ranch and Drum canyon while scientists debate cause and note non volcanic origins.
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Los Alamos
Cal
Santa Barbara
San Luis Obispo
Lompoc
Hoover Ranch
John
Drum
Drum Canyon
Earth
San Francisco
John H. Conway
Sillman
Yale
F. McMillan
Trainmen Censured In Valley Wreck Verdict
Rochester Aug 1 The coroner s jury finds the Lehigh Valley wreck caused by the negligent acts of Conductor Frank De la Vergne and Engineer Daniel Connolly for not following dispatcher orders. One man was killed and many injured in the incident.
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Rochester
Frank de la Vergne
Feingineer
Daniel Connolly
Death of Nicaragua's Roman Catholic Bishop Dies at 72
The Rt. Rev. F Ullen Y Larios, bishop of Nicaragua, has died aged 72 after twenty six years in office. He led the church in Managua and guided Catholic affairs through much of the era.
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Prem
Managua
Nicaragua
F. Ullen Y Larios
Weather data for August 1 2002 local station note
Local weather snapshot shows high and low temperatures and precipitation. The report lists rainfall and humidity readings with limited readable values and unclear unit marks.
Weather forecast for Washington ahead of weekend
Forecast for Saturday and Sunday incomplete. Readable text mentions rain and heat but lacks clear details. Expected conditions and temperatures cannot be determined from the fragment.
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Washington
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