Riots Rock Cleveland as Troops Enforce Strike Truce
Cleveland scenes of violence continue as 800 troops confront strikers amid car bombings and firecracker assaults. A Pearl Street car was attacked, guns fired, and two hours of shooting followed as police and civilians endured explosions. Fatalities include Henry Cornwell, struck on Broadway. Authorities deployed additional troops. suburban car bombings near Wickliffe and Willoughby heightened fears and kept city on edge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooktwo
Cleve Linnie
Concietor
Motoriain
Larned
Henry Cornwell
Ralph PF. Mowley
Frawley
Cornzwell
Perry Street
Woodland Avenue
Tre Vietiny
Cleveland
First
Ohio Artillery
Tenth
Ohio Infantry
L/Overture Rifles
Wick- Me
Willoughby
Plakeville
Car Explosion Wrecks Local Vehicle Injures Passengers
A car exploded causing a badly bent axle and broken windows. Passengers, including Mrs. KR A Herbert of 7 Hayward Street and her nine year old daughter Dorothy, suffered injuries. A young woman with an infant also was hurt as the vehicle was inspected and moved to Base Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KR. A. Herbert
Hayward Street
Dorothy
Kruger Denies Rumor of Resignation Report
Dispatches from Pretoria say President Kruger was absent from an executive council meeting fueling rumors he resigned over differences with the Volleronis. Kruger’s aides deny the charge as unfounded and say he will be seen tonight to discuss the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aris
Preteria
Kruger
Executive Council
Volleronis
Fovanml
Ingersoll funeral plans and private rites in New York
Simple funeral exercises for Hubert Go Ingersoll will be held at Walston near Dobi's Ferry at 4 o'clock tomorrow. Dr John Clark Tidpath will read the eulogy and a poem by Colonel Ingersoll. Cremation is set for early Wednesday morning at Pies Find, with ashes returned to Dobie Perry and placed in an urn surmounted by a bust. Messages of condolence flood in from John Marlowe in London and Rev. P.M. Matinwn, plus notes from theater figures and organizations. The funeral will be private, with only close friends and society representatives attending. Mrs Ingersoll remains bed-bound and the family asks to keep the body with them as long as possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hubert Go Ingersall
Walston
Ingersoll Simmer
Dobi's Ferry
Tororrow Iernentn
John Clark Tidpath
Dnygereal
Ingersell Pon
Clarke
Tidpatho
Smith
Doble Perry
Ingersell
Dobie Perry
Colonel Ingersoll
John Gray Borage
Shegfried
Jiln Marlowe
Uetrees
London
England
Pm. T Matinwn
Colonel Logernoil
Oferings
Jane Standing
Ingersoll
Siy
Familly
Vinton B. Payrell
Ingersall
Basaan
Alleged firebug held for Virginia arson case in Philadelphia
George Moccas, colored, was committed to prison in Philadelphia awaiting extradition papers from Castle Hook Mt Pleasant Virginia. He is charged with burning a barn belonging to the Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament near the mother house and was sheltered at a friend’s home after being reported by Mother Katharine Drexel. He denies the charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
George Moccahs
Regulalthom
Castle Hook
Mt. Pleasant
Virginia
Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament
Katharing
Katharine Drexel
Mosby
Big Furnace Lighted at Bellefonte mill
Bellefonte Washington July reports the Bellefonte Furnace company furnace being lighted today by Miss Mary T. Gephart daughter of F W Gephart the president and general manager. The facility has been reorganized and will employ about forty to fifty men when fully operational with annual capacity near eleven thousand tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellefonte
Bellefonte Furnace Company
Mary T. Gephart
W. Gephart
Hartford tragedy at North Meadows pond
Report of four people including Hartford and Comm participants drowned in a pond near North Meadows while boating. Witnesses say the group went to fish and explore when the accident occurred. Names and exact details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Hartford
Major William C. King Appointed Captain in Volunteer Army
Washington reports Major William C. King of the Twelfth Pennsylvania has been appointed to the rank of captain in the volunteer army. The move reflects ongoing expansion and reorganization of forces amid the July 4 context. King’s appointment elevates him within the regiment and signals continued leadership continuity for Pennsylvania volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
William c. King
Pennsylvania
Treat y closes US France reciprocity talks on July Fourth
Washington reports a landmark reciprocity treaty between the United States and France, brokered by Ambassador Cambon and Commissioner Kasson. The agreement, part of the Dingley law regime, aims to place US products on a level with Britain and Germany, ending long negotiations marked by disputes and compromise.
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Cambon
Kasson
United States
Great Britain
Germany
Washington
France
Atate Department
Kageon
Britain
Jeans Gowis
Frodeen
M. Camben
Paria
Digby
Starving Miners Return From Canadian Route
Wranele Alaska July 20 via Seattle July 4 The Stickeen pioneer survivors of the unsounded voyage reach Seattle with fifty seven men and women after nearly two years on the trail They describe hardship proving land and water routes impracticable amid errors by the Canadian government Havison Bus and other traders who sent relief parties to aid the sick and starving still moving along the Liard and Pellw plyers Most survivors lack funds and are American citizens The local authorities notify Washington officials of destitution and relief needs
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Wranele
Alaska
Seattle
Wash
Stickeen Piven Stommert
Strathcona
Casen
Unnonten Ta
Tider
Havison
Edmonton
Jonnie
Kemonton
Position of Percy Parsons
Philadelphia July 24 A legal battle will be fought to stop Pitts horo authorities from gaining custody of Percy Parsons a traveling artist arrested in Bundingneh charged with obtaining 2000 through fake representations from M Schwab of Mintsburg president of Carnegie Steel company Court to hear writ of habeas corpus on Friday Parsons counsel claims his client also arrested
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phhadelphia
Pittshoro
Percy Parsons
Bundingneh
M. Schwab
Mintsburg
Carnegie Steel Company
Parkvons
Parsons
Elimia
Man Killed by Lightning on Porch During Storm
In York on July 2 during a thunderstorm Joseph Miller, a former worker, was struck and killed while seated on a covered porch with another man. Miller’s steel frame glasses melted from his face as the bolt hit nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Dancel
Joseph Miller
Miller
Lily
Twenty One Trolley Strikers Discharged in Brooklyn Case
Twenty one trolley strikers arrested in Brooklyn for alleged involvement in a dynamite explosion on the Brooklyn elevated railroad were discharged today for lack of evidence beyond reasonable doubt. The city district court ruled there was no prova to convict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooklyn
Parade Committee Plans Dewey Reception Run
New York July committee on land parade and decorations invites governors to send a portion of the Na Hong guard to take part in the land parade for the Dewey reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Committee On Land
Mythaluy Juri Dreedloy
Na- Hong Guard
Choate Receives Yale-Harvard Athletes at Residence
United States Amne fidor Joseph WH Choate hosted a reception at his residence in London on July 2 to welcome the Yale Harvard athletic team. A large crowd of Americans attended, with notable presence from Messrs Wendell Brooke and Bher rill and Walter Camp among the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
United States
Joseph WH. Choate
Yale-Hillrvand
Stewall
Wendell
Brooke
Bherrill
Walter Camp
Tithe Rent Charges Bill advances in London Commons
The House of Commons passed the second reading of the Tithe Rent Charges Bill by 115 to 5 and moved toward the third reading. The measure would create an agricultural technical instruction department for Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Fords
New Trial Date Set for Dreyfus Court Martial
The court martial for Captain Dreyfus is fixed for August 7. Measures are being stepped up in Renton with reinforced telegraph lines and officials ordered to return by July 4. Gendarmes receive a new countersign and war ministry orders aim to curb demonstrations. Barriers will be erected near the building housing the court to deter crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renton
Dreyfus
Pe Ford
Dallding
Mmilya
Messenger Boys Strike in Cincinnati Turns Violent
July 2 report says strike began last Saturday and grew worse tonight. Messengers stabbed and clubs used as mob attacked riders and passersby near Western Union and Post Office. Police dispersed the crowd, but violence continued. unions refused to stand down and planned further action tomorrow.
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Cincinnati
Meresnger Boys
Omistiler
Timiny Aliweed
Clube
Roostebouts
Western Union
Ehibe
Immigrant Policy Discussed by New York Panel
New York July 24 The immigration question was examined by the Industrial commission with three members present ex Congressmen Fornpulchar Smythie and Colonel Clark others unable to attend Commissioner Fitchie explained the law and its aims in deportation of diseased foreigners He urged stricter medical exams at embarkation noting nine percent of a ship load were deported and sixty five trachoma cases found in one week He advised loosening guidance on landing violations and questioned civil service qualifications for immigration officers.
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New York
Industrial Commission
John M. Fornpulchar
Buttito
Filteon A. Smythie
North
Albert Clark
Boston
Solve Powrees
Poennaylycania
Livingston
Georgy
Thius
Fitehle
Wis
Teddy
Avon
Fitchle
Fuehle
Viet
Servie Wsbke
Colonel Clark
Mc Fitchie
Final act at The Hague outlines treaties on war laws
Report from The Hague on July 24 details the final act and conventions for pacific settlement of international disputes laws of land warfare and bans on certain weapons. Delegates from France and Britain discuss reservations and signing. US opposes prohibiting dum-dum bullets citing invention and policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiv
Ita
Weather Indications and Global Events in Brief
Weather notes from Cleve land report renewed floating conditions as Saowras. Reports reach Manila on the outcome of international peace conferences and reciprocal efforts. General lurler and Tupper are noted as being called down. Local crime, court actions, and business items are summarized with several injunctions and notices.
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Cleveland
Manila
Rosulty
Mranve
Lurler
Tupper
Resuita Financial and Commercial
Steamer Almaere Disabled After Propeller Loss
The steamer Almaere, sailing from Manchester on June 2 to St John NB, was towed by the Daniel into Halifax harbor after losing its tail shaft and propeller, drifting helpless for eleven days and storm damage. The Almaere was picked up off Cape Race and anchored near Chreen Bank before heading toward Halifax about 400 miles towed.
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Halifax
S. 8
Daniel
Almmaere
Manchester
England
St. John
N. B
New York
Tilt Cove
Chreen Bank
Cape Race
Shipping Movements Reported in Unclear New York Item
Fragmented dispatch lists arrivals and departures with numerous garbled names and ports. Mentions Ta Narmatlie from New York, Rotterdam route via Lignard Phaand, Bremen from New York, and a Bremen to Bremen leg, all amid evidently misread spellings.
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New York
Cevte
Liverpool
Trave
Bremen
Bouthiampton
Hovie
Hiayre
Ta Narmatlie
Lignard—Phaand
Rotterdam
Bouthiwengtan
Fried
Ried der Grose
Douglass Camp Meeting Opens Under Clear Skies
The twenty fourth annual peaton of the Douglass camp meeting association opens in the ground today with Lae per Honk Were prevent. The meeting will continue on eve Rey with divhon Gul ia Id in charge and the principal speaker tev J HW Norris of Pittsburgh Po, and Rov Mr Pettit of Rarlings N.
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Rey
Tev
Norris
Pitteburg
Pettit
Rarlings
Reunion invitation for Pennsetyiiere members in Philadelphia
A notice invites Pennsetyiiere alumni to attend the grand encampment in September. Interested individuals should contact Jaume McCormick at City Hall Philadelphia to communicate details and confirm attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Sky Bpds
Pennsetyiiereserves
Jaume McCormick
City Hall
Phiiadelphia
Shanghai Reports Japanese Chinese Alliance Confirmed
Reports from Shanghai indicate a newly firmed alliance between Japan and China, long dented by earlier doubts, now certified in definite form and causing notable excitement in Shanghai circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Ingoo
Japaneas
Ammonia for "Kissing Bug" Game
Richmond Va July 24 House held game monia promptly avpired will remove all bad efforts of a Kineing bug's siting according to a fetter from L O Howard the government entomologist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Monia
L. O. Howard
Sixth Advance in Wages Across Lebanon Mills
In Lebanon and nearby, wage increases are issued by Pennsyt venia Bolt and Nut works Leagan rolling mills East Lebanon Iron company Lebanon Ironworks and Weer End Rolling MIN company. The middle unit departments see a raise of 25 rents per ton. The sixth advance, effective April, raises from £78 to BH per ton and affects over 1,000 workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Jily
Pennsytvenia Bolt and Nut Works
Leagan Rolling Mills
East Lebanon Iron Company
Lebanon Ironworks
Weer End Rolling Min Company
Fie
Thinneresee
Will Do Our Duty, Rome July M The Lynching Statement
A July dispatch from Rome comments on the United States’ response to the latest lynching. It expresses belief that Washington will fulfill its duty in line with the atrocity but cautions that no greater reparations should be expected, noting strong international sentiment and the need for measured action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Crogier
Great Britain
Atold
Rome
Dhaliane du Toulon
Admiral Dewey Interviewed in Trieste Voyage
A correspondent of the Associated Press visited Admiral Dewey aboard his flagship Olmps and was cordially received. Dewey said he would stay about a week in Trieste, planned to Naples, and would sail to meet the fleet in the Mediterranean. He spoke of health aboard his ships, accepted receptions in New York and Washington, and avoided discussing political topics. He plans to photograph the sword voted him by Americans and noted preparations to gather coal and stores at Gibraltar en route.
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Trieste
Associated Press
Admiral Dewey
Dewey
Atthawete Hoe
Carlebad
Naples
Aguatan
Europe
Gibraltar
New York
Washington
Grand Circuit Races Open In Cleveland Amid Strike Impact
Grand Circuit races in Cleveland opened amid lighter attendance due to a streetcar strike. Four events were on the program the 2 14 trot 22 16 pace and 22 27 trot. Only two heats were completed with one postponed and another unfinished. Chanty driven by Demarest won the 44 trot by taking heats four five and eight. Charley Kerr won the first and second heats, Aloka the third heat and ten. Best time was 2 21 01 in the third heat. Maximilian failed to win due to a sulky accident while leading in heat four. The 22 7 pace and other heats produced mixed results with Sphinx 8 taking the two fastest heats. The 28 30 2104 218 trot was postponed to tomorrow.
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Cleveland
Abetoka
Chanty
Demarest
Elahth Biate
Charley Kerr
Aloka
Hate
Maximilian
McCarty
Star Hal
Harry Co
Wis
Sphinx 8
Occean City Bout: Gane Beats Dobbs in Four Rounds
In Ocean City on July 24 Jon Gane defeated Jack Dobbs of Boston at Beylriaht arena under Pidltmere auspices in under four rounds. Gane pressed from the start, Dobbs held ten rounds before a decisive finish as Dobbs reeled to his corner with half a minute left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Occean City
Jon Gane
Jack Dobbs
Boston
Beylriaht
Hureke Athiothe Elit
Pidltmere
Gane
Dobbe
Dobie
Gunn
Betis
Dabhe
Hla Rorner
Lumber Yard Fire Destroys Diol Area Warehouse
A lumber yard near Diol, Pa or Wise Tyme company site was burned to the ground today. The blaze gutted the office and a large stock of dynamite exploded. More than 100000 feet of hemlock lumber was ruined, with partial insurance coverage noted. The fire started from sparks from a passing locomotive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diol
Sandal Winterburn
FOGN
Washington July Pension Perif On The War With Spain
Irene A Moran of Scranton is named in a pension setting connected to the Spanish American War records. The item notes widow status and military service link with July entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
More Troops for General Otis Reach Philippines
The transport Sheridan arrived in Manila with reinforcements for General Otis. A letter from captured hospital ship crew describes their safe treatment by insurgents but pleas General Otis to aid their release. Augustinian friars from Hong Kong were arrested with letters showing ties to Philippine insurgents. Additional troops and officers accompany the relief effort as U.S. forces bolster the Philippines campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis
Hong Kong
Manila
United States
Trathtaport Bheridan
San Francisco
Ide
Arubaldo
Sheridan
Mantha
Samuel i. OM
Young
Dageeth
Quinton
Fourteenth Infantry
Fourth Cavalry
Tldeuten
General Joe Wheeler Sails With 19th Infantry
San Francisco July 24 The transport Tartar sails at eleven this morning for Whilins Dine. General Joe Wheeler travels aboard with his daughter. The Ninth Infantry, delayed by a wreck, arrives late and joins the party. The 19th Regiment numbers about 1400 troops under Wheeler’s command.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francis
Jot Wheeler
Coin for the Philippines is Loaded for War Effort
The largest shipment of grain by the government to Manila for the war effort was loaded on the transport Tartar yesterday. It carried wheat and other supplies, totaling fifty three crates bound for Calcutta, with the convoy expected to proceed by two steamers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Mani
Anil Nowagen
Unclear cruiser movements slow voyage from Manila
A fragment reports cruiser Troston arriving from Manila at a slow pace and notes a stop at Na wark to refit. It mentions the Boston sailing slowly to protect sailors discharged after the Manila battle with Admiral Dewey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troston
Manila
Oy Hee
Nagueski
Nawark
Boston
Eal Sledine
Dewey
War Department casualty report from Manila
General Otis reports July battle casualties among U S forces in the Philippines. Listed are killed and wounded from multiple infantry regiments near Luzon and Negros, with names, units, and locations such as Ninth, Twenty-first, and First California Infantry near Bam Loteth and Morong. Additional deaths due to typhoid fever include Floyd Allen of the Twenty-First regiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
Otis
Manila
Allforith
Nulone
Nowrot
Walter TT
Sweentr
Ninth Infantry
Bam Tateteh
Miwon BO Webster
California
Mhilong
Negros
Txt
Clinde
Shuff
Orem
Wight
First
Morong
Iit
Francis Cluncer
Know
Ninth Infanter
Bam Loteth
Berreant Herert I. Martewit
Eliale
Thuihe—Dyeenters
Michael Porian
Comming Kk
Kret Slontanas Fulelde
Victorin J. Meare
Mhelie
Commany City-firet
Ine Tewtingl Tuimeroulowla
Jule Go
Wim
Murny
Twentyether Infanire
Floyd Allen
Itet Regiment
Weather Forecast for Theeday in Washington
Forecast indicates showers on Tuesday with likely rain later. continued mild temperatures and light to fresh northeasterly winds. Expect partly cloudy periods with cooler conditions inland and localized drizzle near coastal areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
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King
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The
Hague
Saowras
Board of Control Appointments
Woest
Scranton
Ruburban
Rcrunton
Lorni
Btrike Aliantton Live Industrial News
Almnere
Douglass Camp Meeting
Gans
Dobbs
Pennsylvanian Pensions
Gen. Otis
Manila Bay
Joe Wheeler
Philippines
Tartar
Philippine
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