LoaLdale Collery Resumes Operations In Strike Era
Lehigh coal operators restart No 12 mine near Pottsville as unionists denounce nonunion work. Locals report most old engineers and pump runners back, while firemen remain partly out. Wider industry turmoil includes relief plans and court actions affecting miners.
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Wilkes-Barre
Delaware and Hudson Coal Comny
Wemen's Association
Coal Company
United Mine Workrs
J. F P. Mullahy
Firemen's Nen
Nicholls
Gas ignition evidence in Rolling Mill mine disaster inquiry
The inquest confirms the explosion was due to gas that had accumulated but not reached its peak. The ignition source remains unknown, with foreman and fireboss witnesses unable to explain how it lit. About 10 percent of the 600 miners are seasoned, and safety practices include lantern rules and daily fire boss checks. The hearing will continue with state mine inspectors as witnesses through Saturday.
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Dentence
Mother Jones
Thomas Haggerty
Chicago
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Jackson
Roosevelt
United States Supreme Court
Mitchell
Wilkes-Barre
Indianapolis
Ind
W. B. Wilson
Parkersburg
Wilson
Johneatown
Miller
Willl
Henry L. Rogers
Thomas Ll. Foster
Griffith Powell
M. G. Moore
al. G. Prosser
George T. Robinson
Jefferson
Tne
Republican Party
Lieutenant Hickman Trial Ends as Acquittal Expected
The court martial of Lieutenant B. A. Hickman over ducking natives in Tabayas during pursuit of insurgent Cabellas ends with an acquittal anticipated. Defense admits specifications with dispute over unlawful wording and cites general order 10. Telegraph from General Chaffee urged locating Cabellas despite risks. Witnesses claim the third man died from injuries, not ducking or molestation, while the prosecution questions credibility of that claim.
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Manila
Liieutenant
B. A. Hickman
Tabayas
Cubullos
Tayabas
Chaffee
Cabellas
Coballos
Hickman
Manila TV cigar makers strike for higher wages
Cigar makers in Manila have gone on strike demanding a material wage increase. The industrial action affects television related production and labor conditions in the city.
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Manila
Captain Strong and May Yohe Headed for Europe
Enclusive wire from London reports Captain Putnam Bradlee Strong of New York arriving with the St Paula passeng ers and staying at a West End hotel while May Yohe sails for Europe aboard the Fierkt Bismarck. Strong denies wrongdoing, says he pawned Yohe jewels with her permission and that all proceeds went to her. He claims he travels to restore his name and repudiates theft of Yohe’s safety deposit.
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London
Putnam Bradlee Strong
New York
St. Paula
West End
May Yohe
Lord Francis Hope
Europe
Strong
Associated Preae
Jagan
May Yoke
Ivy
Ifate
Knickerbocker Trust Company
Venezuelan Battle Hourly Expected Amid Provisional News
Exclusive dispatch from Washington reports Captain McLean aboard the cruiser Cincinnati relaying Topeka's alert of an imminent attack on Puerto Cabello Venezuela. The note also says consuls elected the American president of the conference as Caracas prepares for renewed hostilities.
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Puerto Cabello
Associatedress
Washington
McLean
Cincinnati
la Guaira
Topeka
Venezuela
Marietta
Cuman
Carupano
Barcelona
Falke
Coningia
Rejentis
Gazelle
Suchet
Castro
Caracas
Racing at Cleveland Sprints and Times Highlight Grand Circuit Meet
Exclusive AP report from Cleveland July 24 notes three favorites and one outsider winning amid tight finishes and fast times. You Bet was unseated in heat three but advanced again. attendance reached 11,000 as multiple races showcased best times such as 2.11 and 2.00+ in various pacing and trotting classes with drivers and horses including Daphne Dalls, Don Budy, Charley MA, and Avions among others.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Frank Erwin
You Bet
Wentworth Kine
Lee Darwin
Hallie Hardin
Lord Marsh
Boralmi
Gold Bug
Rose
Daphne Dalls
Antioe Od
Gmscomme
Ansell
S . Aggle
Dan Wilkes
Charley MA
Dorothy Redmond
Glory
King ‘Chimes
Anthella
Edna Cook
Viessecsie E Ispestecaseccesecsas
Tertimin
Geor Ccpratrasaaccta Arecsonexeanteness
Wihons
Blaxa, Snitz
Prank Powell Cubanola
Sylvianne
Pan-Handle Express Wreck Near Dayton Strikes Fatal Blow
Indianapolis July 4 The Pan-Handle express was wrecked tonight eight miles out of Dayton Ohio Two are known dead and several others missing The disaster sent shock through the region as rescue teams scrambles to locate survivors and secure the wreckage.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Dayton
Overseas Shipping News From The Atlantic Sitters
Exclusive wire reports Havre sailing Lu Savole bound for Havre and Fuerst Bismarck departing Hamburg. The La Touraine arrived New York from Havre and Potsdam sailed from Boulogne via Boulogne. The Teutonic arrived New York from Liverpool aboard the Teutonic.
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Associated Proas
New York
Lu Savole
Havre
Fuerst Bismarck
Hamburg
la ‘Touraine
Rotterdam
Potsdam
Boulogne
Liverpool
Teutonic
President Roosevelt Addresses New Jersey National Guard
President Roosevelt visits Sea Girt to address the Second Brigade National Guard of New Jersey. He praises citizen soldiers, urges modern arms, and stresses duty day by day while noting government aid to state guards and recalling Spanish-American War service.
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Roosevelt
New Jersey National Guards
United States
National Guard
United States Senate
Tampa
Fla
Island dispute over Marcos Island title sparks diplomatic move
A Japanese cruiser will transport a diplomatic agent to Marcos Island to assert Japan's possession claim. Japan says the island was annexed in 1898 and discovered by a Japanese subject, while the United States notes Captain Rosehill sparked a prior claim by landing there thirteen years ago and planting a flag. The State Department warns Rosehill to avoid resistance as Japan moves to secure control amid guano interests.
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Yokohama
Kusaugi
Japan
Marcos Island
Rosehill
Washington
State Department
United States
Treasury Department
Wreck on Ohio and Little Kanawha Kills One, Feeds Many Injured
Exclusive wire report from McConnellsville Ohio July 4 details the worst valley railroad wreck in memory. A rear coach jumped a trestle forty feet while the train rode at thirty miles per hour. Miss Gertrude Sherwood of Patton's Mills is dead and six others fatally hurt. About a dozen more are seriously injured.
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McConnellsville
Ohio
Little Kanawha
Gertrude Sherwood
Patton's Mills
President’s yacht Mayflower delayed by dense fog
Exclusive wire reports William Loeb Jr says the Mayflower was detained by fog off Staten Island after leaving Atlantic Highlands at 4:40 p.m. with the president’s party en route from Camp Franklin Murphy at Sea Girt, aiming to anchor for the night and return home tomorrow morning.
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Associated Press
Sea Girt
N. J
Roosevelt
New Jersey
Atlantic Highlands Pier
Franklin Murphy
Kean
National Guard
Alice Roosevelt
W. Emlen Roosevelt
Christine Roosevelt
Loeb
Sagamore Hill
Mayflower
Murphy
President Roosevelt
Associated Ross
Oyster Bay
William Loeb, Jr
Tompkinsville
Staten Jsland
Staten Island
William Loeb
Jo’ Nowlaymia
Atlantic Highlands
Judge Pennypacker resigns effective August first
Exclusive wire report from Harrisburg states Judge Pennypacker submitted his resignation to the state department with effect August 1. The notice arrived today and ends his judgeship.
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Harrisburg
Judge Pennypacker
State Department
What Democracy Must Do to Be Saved
A terse statement from Governor Stone’s private secretary refutes a public dispute over who christens the battleship Pennsylvania. It confirms the ship will launch after the governor’s term ends and supports Miss Quay as the honor recipient, noting Senator Quay’s role in securing appropriations.
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Harrisburg
Executive Department
KB. C. Gerwikz
Stone
Miss Quay
Bnattleship
Pennsylvania
Senator Quay
Miss Stone
Mise Quay
Daring Hold Up of Mexican Central Rails Net $50000
A Mexico US train robbery on the Mexican Central near Permijilo at 2 30 am aboard a progressing express car net $50 000 in currency for Banco Minerco Chihuahua. Two robbers rode outside then entered the express car and forced Messenger Buckner to surrender. The trio fled into darkness as the train slowed. A passenger dispute over fare led to the stop and the same man blamed as a conspirator.
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el Paso
Permijilo
Buckner
Banco Minerco
Chihuahua
Fierce Race War in West Virginia
In Womelsdorf near Phillipps two unknown black men were lynched by a mob of several hundred. One victim died in a station house, the other was hanged in a park and mutilated with bullets. The killings follow the murder of Chief Bud Wilmoth on July 23 and sparks fear of further violence as both races arm and flee.
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Bud Wilmoth
Bollington
Ilkins
Quebec Monastery La Trappe Destroyed By Fire
A large fire devastated La Trappe monastery in Oko Quebec destroying the building. The blaze began around 5 o clock and burned until 1 am as monks priests and villagers fought it. Ninety seven monks escaped and are housed nearby. Fire destroyed sacred vestments and wine supplies while four chimneys remained. Two monks were rescued from the top floor in dangerous conditions.
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Oko
Quebec
la Trappe
Don Marte Antonio
Agricultural College
Seraphim
Taft Leaves Italy on Ocean Steamer Journey
Governor Taft sails from Naples on the German steamer Princess Irene bound for Maunth with Judge Smith and Secretary Carpenter among its passengers. Captain Strother of Taft’s party was aboard and prepared to depart for New York on the steamer Aller today.
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Associated Press
Naples
Maunth
Taft
Judge Smith
Carpenter
Strother
New York
Aller
Lightning destroys barn and farm buildings in Eden
Exclusive wire reports from Lancaster July 4 that Jacob Ayok’s barn at Eden was struck by lightning this afternoon and totally destroyed along with a tobacco shed other buildings and crops on the hundred acre farm. Logs valued at about 100 dollars were burned.
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Lancaster
Jacob Ayok
Eden
New England Democratic League Hear Bryant at Nantasket
In Nantasket Massachusetts on July 24 a large crowd heard speakers from across the United States discuss Democratic principles. Bryan argued for genuine harmony based on Jeffersonian ideals, contrasting the aristocratic Republican factions with democratic leadership responsive to the people.
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Associated Press
Nantasket
Mass
Massachusetts Bay
United States
New England Democratic League
P. A. Collins
London
Boston
William J. Bryan
Edward M. Shepard
New York
Senator Carmack
Tennessee
Senator Bailey
Texas
Federal Express
Mr. Bryan
Rockland House
Weather Record For July 24 1902
Local weather data shows high temperature around 90 degrees with low humidity. Relative humidity estimated at 70 percent and precipitation recorded at 0.3 inch for the 24 hours ending 8 PM.
Forecast for Washington weather Friday and Saturday showers
Weather forecast from Washington July 4 calls for Friday and Saturday showers. Expect variable winds turning west with occasional showers. The forecast notes uncertain details due to garbled OCR text.
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Washington
Masten Pennsyvania
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