Miners' Strike Summit in Doubt as Mitchell Seeks Action
President Mitchell arrives in Indianapolis and says the upcoming convention will act to settle the Pennsylvania and West Virginia miners strike. Delegates show reluctance to order a general walkout, while soft coal ops appear unlikely to strike. The mood splits with regional leaders leaning against a strike but possible for a last resort.
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Father Curran
West Virginia
Associated Prom
Indianapolis
Ind
Mitchell
Pennsylvania
Tomlinson Hall
Sphynx
Egypt
Tle
John P. Reese
Iowa Miners
J.W. Howe
Tennessee Miners
Daniel Young
Maryland Dele Bition
Mr. Howe
Tennessee
W. F P. Williams
Michigan
Williams
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Patching Up the Illinois Temporary Repairs on Battleship
The United States battleship Albany, flagship of Admiral Arent Crowninshield, was towed into the harbor by tugs. Divers repair the damage after a collision while entering the outer harbor, aiming to reach Chatham England for drydock.
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England
Mye
Presa
Christiania
Norway
United States
Alnols
Arent
Crowninshield
Tuner
Mondds
Otter Harbor
Chatham
Navy to Try Oil for Fuel On Pacific Steamship
The steamship Mariposa bound for Tahiti will use oil instead of coal. Lieutenant W. E. Winchell, chief engineer of the Boston, sails to report to the navy department on the value of the new fuel for comparison with coal.
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Pacific Steamship
Associated Prong
San Francisco
Mariposa
Tahiti
W. E. Winchell
United States
Boston
Navy Department
Gun Club Tournament Opens With High Score by Woodward
The Interstate Sportsmen's shooting tourney at Titusville opened under the Titusville Gun club. Leroy Woodward of Cincinnati won high gun by breaking 160 of 170. Buck Panning of New York last in second with 157. Kirkover of Fredonia and Fox of Philadelphia tied for third with 157. The event runs through Friday afternoon.
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Presa
Titusville
Maritime Passenger Arrivals and Routes Listed
A fragmented record lists vessels and ports including Liverpool, Hamburg, Boulogne, Plymouth, Philadelphia, Cherbourg, Bremen, Southampton, New York, and La Lorraine. It notes arrivals and departures with mentions of ships Teutonic and Wilhelm I and routes between European ports and New York.
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New York
Ovcembe
Liverpool
Patricia
Hamburg
Boulogne
Plymouth
St. Paul
Bouthampton
Teutonic
Philadelphia
Cherbourg
Eren
Wilhelm I
Bremen
Southampton
la Lorraine
President Roosevelt Itinerary Outlines Trips West and New England
Secretary Cortelyou completes the Roosevelt schedule with an August New England tour lasting about ten days then a September northwestern trip of two weeks and four days. Stops include Cincinnati Detroit for Spanish War Veterans conventions Indianapolis and possible Texas in October. Dates remain tentative and subject to final arrangements.
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Washington
Cortelyou
Roosevelt
New England
North Wear
Oyster Bay
Northwest
Cincinnati
Detroit
Indianapolis
Texas
Tragic Utah mine explosion kills many and rocks town
A massive blast at the Daly West and Ontario silver mines near Park City Utah claims dozens of lives. Rescue attempts and gas hazards unfold as doctors, families, and officials rally amid a grieving, gas-filled scene with numerous bodies recovered and more feared missing.
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Park City
Utah
Chaily-Weat
Ontario
Daly-West
John Gurgey
Mes
Enlers
John McLaughlin
John Bekstrom
Duly-West
Daly- West
Salt Lake
Vth
Omvclals
James Smith
Jack Bolton
Venezuelan Revolution Rumor of Quick Victory
Exclusive dispatch from San Juan Puerto Rico says President Castro of Venezuela is expected to be overwhelmed within two weeks. Castro began field operations July 1 as fighting continues and reports say twenty four people were killed by a shell in Caracas.
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Associated Prem
San Juan
P. R
Castro
Venezuela
Caracus
Good Templars Admit Sixteen Candidates in Pittsburg
Special from staff correspondent reports sixteen candidates admitted into the grand lodge of the Independent Order of Good Templars in Pittsburg. The session then devoted itself to reviewing the commissions reports and related matters.
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Grand Lodge of Good Templars
Pittsburg
Grand Lodge of the Independent Order of Good Templars
Second brigade to leave Friday night for home
Friday morning notes predict the Second brigade will depart Friday night due to longer travel. The First wind Third will break camp Saturday morning. Major Holmes of the Eighth is brigade officer of the day. Captain Thomas Murphy of Company C is regimental officer of the day. Lieutenant Dodge of Company EB is Oliver of the guard and Lieutenant Brieg of Company BP is super numerary officer. Continued on Page 3.
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Stone
D. B. Atherton
Rar. M. Vail
Gobin
Propresa
Canny
Intereet
Eli
Foote
Sixth Artillery
United States Army
Mornig
Holmes
Thomas Murphy
Dodge
Oliver
Lieuwtenant Brieg
Murphy
Seven heats decide the 2 17 trot at Grosse Pointe track
At Detroit July 16 seven heats were needed to decide the 247 trot won by Allee Russell. Roamer won the 214 pace as another long program pushed back several races. Attendance approached 7000 for the third day of the Detroit Driving Club meeting with racing starting at 12:30 tomorrow.
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Detroit
Grosse Pointe Track
Allee Russell
Detroit Driving Club
Roamer
ANRC
Ui. ii
King
Chimes
Hlesperus
Charlie Mac
Metallas
Wirtubun
Alice Barnes Wranker
Alberta D
Alice Russell
Nuthomrer
Mary P. Leyburn
Millard Sanders
Buren Dillon
Hbeynelda
Guy Fortune
Tip T
Stratton
Prince Direct
Ey Peeesere
NG Frank
Don Sphinx
Blick Jor
Pauline
Flash
John VW
Jick Mont
General Jacob H. Smith Admonished and Retired
Secretary Root announced General Jacob H. Smith was found guilty by a Manila court martial over Major Waller orders and received an admonition from the reviewing authority. Roosevelt's administration notes the “kill and burn” order caused few deaths, with most casualties among natives under Major Waller.
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Washington
Secretary Root
Oyster Bay
Jacob H. Smith
Manila
Waller
Smith
Root
Roosevelt
Stony Point Dedication Marked By Wayne Address
Over 1500 persons witnessed the dedication of the Stony Point battlefield state reservation. The ceremony, under the American Scenic and Historic Reservation Society with Empire State Society and other groups, celebrated the 123rd anniversary of the Stony Point capture by American forces led by Brigadier General Anthony Wayne. Governor Odell attended with his staff and delivered the principal address.
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Stony Point
Stony Point Battlefield State Reservation
American Scenic and Historic Reservation Society
Custodiaa
Empire State Society
Sons of the American Revolution
Rockland County
Wilkes-Barre Shot Fatal Accident at City Cleansing
William King and Abraham Welthline were cleaning revolvers in Wilkes-Barre when a weapon discharged, killing King. Welthline, struck by the bullet, was removed to hospital in serious condition. Both men were described as well known local residents and temperance figures preparing for a trip tomorrow.
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Wilkes-Barre
Julesti
William King
Abreauim Welthline
Galtlog
Tomorow
King
Kelihiie
Constabulary Attacked by Ladrones in Manila Province
Armed robbers attacked eight constabulary men near San Mateo Manila Province. One constable killed and five missing after the assault. A force of about one hundred reinforcements was dispatched to pursue the attackers.
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Manila
San Mateo
Constabulry
Doctor's Bill Cut Down In Orphans Court Decision
An exclusive wire reports Judge J. W. Over of Allegheny county Orphans' Court reduced a claim against the estate of Dr. W. Browning of Philadelphia after the litany of fees. The ruling cut the amount to about one twelfth of the original claim.
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He Associated Ress
Pittsburg
W. Oe’ Browning
Philadelphia
Lite
Elite
Fenator OC
L. Magee
Amon
Tolay
J. W. Qver
Orphans’ Court
Allegheny County
Harrisburg Hosts July Stenographers Convention
A state stenographers association convenes in Harrisburg with elite delegates from across the state. The group plans a visit to Gettysburg the following day to continue their program.
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Harrisburg
State
Stenographers Association
Gettysburg
Freight Handlers Return 10 Work
The second day of the Central New York races drew nearly double the attendance. Racing featured pacing purses including 2.16 clint and 2.22 class events with drivers and horses such as Bourbon Pursell and Lord Russell. Participants listed include Hellen, Russell, Dick, Minnie, Gertrine, Galen, Roxan and Mora Temple.
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Associated Pres
Watertown
N. Y
New York
Clint
L. T. Washburn
Todd Bookie Baie Reed
Kai
Russell
Lord Russell, Sr
Minnie
Gertrine
Galen
Roxan
Mora Temple
Taft Bid For Pope Farewell Negotiations In Rome
Exclusive dispatch from Rome reports Major Porter delivering Taft's farewell date to Cardinal Rampolla and Taft requesting a papal audience. Taft sails in a week to resume negotiations on friars lands and withdrawal in the Philippines, with possible suspension if the Vatican delays. Secretary Root notes negotiations may resume later, possibly in Munich, after further clarifications.
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Rome
Major Porter
Judge Advocate’s Department of the Army
Washington
Cardinal Rampolla
Taft
Philippine Islands
Porter
Thuly
Manila
Vatican
Philippines
Cardinals
Root
Oyster Bay
Philippine
Spain
Ely
Munich
Treacherous Talk Ends Chicago Freight Tie-Up
After ten days of strife the Chicago freight handlers strike ends in a virtual railroad victory. Curran criticizes an executive committee member for urging railroads to hold out as thousands return to work and warehouses rush shipments to resuming commerce. The Association of Railroad General Managers confirms old workers report for pay and reemployment.
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Union
The
Association of Railroad General
Chicago
Curran
State Board of Arbitration
Association of Railroad General Managers
American League Changes Reported Amid Trade Talk
The text reports Andrew Preedmian purchasing shares in the Baltimore Ameri ca Jeasgue and notes player movement. Names like McGinnity Cronin Broomiin Athen Kelley and Boy mon are mentioned with moves to New York and Cincinnati. President Jotloon is active and a rep to the American League is planned for Bale Hina.
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Ron
Ines
Baltimore
Andrew Preedmian
John Mahon
Baltimore America
Elky
Vows Niathomad
New Yorke
McGinnity
Cronin
Broomiin
Athen
Kelley
Boymon
Cinelipadl Llomorravy
Jotloon
Elle
Bale Hina
Wyoming Republicans Pick Ticket in Statewide Ballot
The Associated Press reports Governor De Forest Reick wins and Auditor Leroy Grant in a Wyoming Republican lineup. Ballot headed by party leaders consolidates statewide ticket positions.
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Rowll
Wodaly
Iek
Re. Honiion
de Forest Riek
Leroy Grant
Democratic State Convention Nominates Ticket
Exclusive wire from The Ascviated Pieas describes the Texas Democratic state convention nominating its ticket. W. T. Lane for governor and C. B. Neale for lieutenant governor lead the ticket amid the July 1 designation.
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Tiulvesion
Tex
Democri
Wilute
W.T. Lane Laim
C. B. Neale
Lord Lansdowne Hosts Brooklyn Officers at Luncheon
London dated July 11 Lord Lansdowne the foreign secretary entertained officers of the United States armored cruisers Brooklyn at luncheon this afternoon during their visit to London.
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London
Lord Lansdowne
United States
Brooklyn
Weather report for Locudain July 18 1902
Fragmented OCR weather note reports temperature and humidity readings for Locudain on July 18 1902. It lists a degree symbol possibly indicating highs and lows, a 9 percent and 49 percent humidity or related figures, and mentions precipitation for the 24 hours ending a time.
Weather Notice for Washington Area July Forecast
The July forecast for Washington notes a warm start with showers on Friday. Expect mixed skies Thursday night with slower activity and southwesterly winds.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
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Charles Thain
Courier-Herald
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Defendarte We Wold
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W. Va
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Flat Top
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NAVY
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Corbin—Bandman Tighe
George Meade
Division
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Corbin
Teostias Murphy
Company C
Camp Meade
Lewis B. Carter
Bike Practive
Grosse Pointe
Iressa
Gen. Smith
Storic Battlefield
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Irena
Constabulary
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Manila Week
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