Anti Imperialists Back Roosevelt Over Philippine Army War
A Lake George meeting of anti imperialists endorses President Roosevelt's review of General Smith court martial. They allege demoralization in the Philippine army extends beyond cited cases and urge full investigations, blaming officers and subordinates for torture, kidnapping, and murders in the islands.
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Win
Roosevelt
Associated Press
Lake George
N. Y
New York City
Philippines
Jacob H. Smith
Charles Francis Adis
Carl Schurz
Edwin Burritt Smith
Moorfield Storey
Herbert Welsh
Ithrist
J. WH. Smith
Smith Finnd
Waller
Justier
United States
Insane Wife Kills Husband Then Self in Woodsfield
Exclusive wire reports Mia Everett Spence, age 1, killed her husband, age 1, while he slept and then shot herself. The couple had married less than two months and were well connected. Authorities say she may have been temporarily deranged.
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Ram Thee Amociatoil Mess
Woodsfield
Mia
Everett Spence
Bryan sails from Bridgeport aboard yacht for New Haven
Exclusive wire reports William J. Bryan left Veridgeport late this afternoon aboard a yacht owned by Lewla Nixon of New York. The party will cruise through Long Island Sound tomorrow and reach New Haven harbor, with landing expected at Block Island on Tuesday for several days of rest.
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Bridgeport
Conn
William J. Bryan
Veridgeport
Lewla Nixon
New York
New Haven
Long Island Sound
Bryan
Block
Deaths of prominent attorney and baseball magnate
The death toll reports Philip H. Kumb ler a noted Cincinnati lawyer district attorney and judge dying at his home from cholera morbus. In Winneconny Wisconsin Matthew Kellelen well known baseball magnate and owner of the Milwaukee American League club died after months of illness.
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Associated Prev
Cincinnati
Philip H. Kumbler
Cliy
United States District Attorney
Common Pleas
Winneconny
Wis
Matthew Kellelen
Labor Federation Adjourns After Washington Meeting Plans
exclusive wire report from San Francisco says the American Federation of Labor executive council closed its sessions yesterday and adjourned to reconvene in Washington, D C, in early November.
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Federation of Labor
Associated Pros
San Francisco
American Federation of Labor
Washington, D. C
New German Shipyards Planned at Coburg
Consul general O J D Hughes reports to the state department on Vulcan Shipbuilding and Engineering choosing Coburg near the North Sea for a new yard. The plan aims to build large vessels with engines and boilers partly supplied by Stettin, due to shallow water limits at Stettin and the Oder.
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Washington, D. C
Coburg
O. J
Bualtle
Ibe
Weilers
Stettin Works
Seven Injured In Trolley Car Wreck Near Rifle Range
Five men reportedly intoxicated placed obstructions on the Rochester and Irondequoit railway track to stop an inbound trolley. Car 407 rear collided with car 447, injuring seven seriously and leaving many others with minor injuries. Police seek the five suspects who vanished after the crash.
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Associated Press
Rochester
N. Y
Rifle Range
Rochester and
Irondequoit
Summerville
Lake Ontario
Leonuse
Death by Own Action Ends Life of Dr Grissom
Dr Eugene Grissom a noted alienist and neurologist committed suicide at his son residence 1227 G street N W by shooting himself He had long suffered moroseness physical and mental decline aided by strong narcotics A Granville NY native he served in the Confederate army and later led the North Carolina Insane Asylum at Raleigh for 29 years He held various roles in medical societies and authored works on insanity and expert testimony He was 71 years old.
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Washington
Eugene Grissom
Iain
G@ street
N. 1S
Grissom
Granville
North Cyrone
Raleigh
American Medical Society
American Media) Society
Association of Superintendents of American Insane Asylums
Austian Divorce Case In Vienna Ends Courthouse Row
Sensational divorce case in Vienna features Herr Pollucsek a wealthy commission agent and Count von Wurmbrand as co respondent. Pollucsek allegedly provoked dueling violations and attacked Louis Lackner. Pollucsek and Frau Pollucsek were jailed for two months. Count von Wurmbrand acquitted.
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Vienna
Herr Pollucsek
Count von Wurmbrand
Pollacnek
Frau Pollacsek
Pollacsek
Louis Lackner
Hul
Frau Pollacsek Ald Inanckner
Manila reports forty eight hours cholera cases rise
Exclusive wire reports ten fresh cholera cases in Manila during the past forty eight hours. No provincial updates due to storm disruption.
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Presa
Manila
Paris Demonstration Sees 100 Arrests as Women Lead Riots
A 15000 strong Paris procession near Place de la Concorde and a similar crowd on the Champs Elysees backed Premier Combes’s decree closing Congregationist schools. Police used mounted guards to control clashes including protests by well dressed women and occasional fights. About 100 arrests were made and roads remained open.
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Associated Press
Paris
Premier Combes
Phnce de la Concorde
Champs-Elysees
Naimes
Place Beauveau
The
Elysee
Ministry of the Interior
Combes
Avenue Abriello
Place de la Concorde
Champs- Elysees
Fatal Fight in Portland Ends in Death
Frank Carlson and George Baldwin both 19 dueled over two girls in an isolated Portland area. The bare knuckle clash lasted about twenty minutes. Carlson collapsed after a stomach blow and died. Baldwin is in custody awaiting further action.
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George Baldwin
Frank Carlson
Portland
Ove
Carlson
Thaidwin
Baldwin
Transatlantic Steamship Arrivals and Departures
Exclusive AP report lists ships arriving and sailing in late July. Vessels arrive at Astoria Clisnen Moville Cevie Liverpool Lia Gascogne Havre and New York depart for Genoa Naples and Southampton.
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Associated Press
New York
Astoria
Clisnen
Moville
Cevie
Liverpool
Lia Gascogne
Havre
Ueensdown
Verubia
Gilbraltar
Iuahn
Genoa
Naples
Aller
Bouthamptonu
Grosser Murfurst
Bremen
Zeeland
Antwerp
Southampton
Barbarosa
Donahue Kills Dyer After Dance Dispute in Tenn
Borhy Donahue a well to do farmer near Luttrell Tennessee shot and killed Sherman Dyer after attending a dance. The two men had a feud over a lawsuit and Donahue escaped. The incident occurred while returning home from the event.
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Asselated Press
Knoxville
Borhy Donahue
Pene
Luttrell
Tenn
Sherman Dyer
Donahue
President Roosevelt Keeps Quiet Sunday at Oyster Bay
President Roosevelt enjoyed a quiet Sunday at Sigamore Hill with Mrs Roosevelt and family. He attended Christ Episcopal church in the morning and spent the afternoon with Secretary Moody. No official visitors were received and the Oyster Bay post office opened briefly on a Sunday for the first time in village history. Senator Platt to arrive next Wednesday aboard the Mayflower with Col. Dunn.
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Oyster Bay
Associated
Tron
Roosevelt
Sigamore Hil
Mra
Emlin Roosevelt
Ferguson
Hough Riders
Christ Episcopal Church
Moody
Alexander G.russell
First Presbyterian Church
Thomas C. Platt
Oyster Gay
Mayflower
New York
George W. Dunn
Republicun State Committee of
Contract Jumpers Expelled by Players Protective Association
New York July 27 Every man in both the National and American Leagues who jumped his contract was expelled from the Players Protective Association at a meeting in New York. Delegates including Hartsel Davis Daly and Donahue noted unity against contract jumping and re elected Daly president with Davis secretary and Donahue treasurer.
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New York
Players’ Protective Association
Hugh Jennings
Pittsburg
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Tom Loftus
Washington
Frank Dwyer
Detroit
Alex Smith
Winnie Mercer
Henry Hartsel
Philadelphia American
Charlie Irwin
Harry Dolan
Brooklyn
George Kittridge
Boston National
Harry D. Davis
Warner
Pittsburge
Clark Griffiths
Boston
Frank L. Donahue
St. Louis American
Tom L. Daly
Chicago American
George Bowerman
New Yorks
Frank Donohue
McGraw, McGinnity
Hartsel
Alladelphia, Club
Protective Association
Tom Daly
Harry Davis
The
Philadelphians
Frank Donahue
Ledger coal article previews mid summer supply concerns
An exclusive ledger dispatch from Philadelphia notes coal trade remains largely unchanged as shipments lag. By end May total coal sent to market reached 18,781,879 tons, about 4,000,000 tons below year prior, with June shipments halted by the strike and ongoing worry over fuel stocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
The
Ledger
West Point Cadet Pendleton Guilty in Hazing Case
Exclusive report: Cadet Alexander G Pendleton Jr from Arizona is found guilty of hazing at West Point. The case marks the first hazing conviction since the anti hazing law passed about eighteen months ago. The incident occurred during camp with abusive language directed at a plebe in Pendleton’s tent. Pendleton argues he lost his temper and did not intend harm and seeks presidential review.
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Washington
War Department
Alexander G. Pendleton, Jr
West Point
Pendleton
Arizona
Vic
Twelfth Week of the Coal Strike Tragedy at Bainbridge Street
A fatal house fire at No 1233 Bainbridge Street claimed two children while they slept. The mother heard cries and found the boy and girl writhing on their burning bed. Authorities suspect the children were playing with matches in bed.
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Bainbridge Street
Sensational bicycle races at Vailsburg thrill Newark crowd
Newark July 27 About 6000 spectators witnessed sensational bicycle racing at the Vailsburg track with world records toppled in both amateur and professional events. W Fenn won the ten mile professional race in a record 21 63 1 6 while M L Hurley and Walter Smith shattered amateur marks. Smith rode five miles in 7 18 3 5 and set multiple records using pacing machines.
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Newark
N. J
Vailsburg
Wetmore
Fenn
M. L. Hurley
Walter Smith
Hurley
M. Coffey
Mitor
Metz
Brooklyn
Smith
Joe Nelson
Castro's sad plight in Venezuela as rebels advance
Widespread revolts menace Caracas as President Castro retreats from Arangua without a shot fired. Rebels converge on Valencia from Coro Suan Felipe Barguisimeto and Monagas leads forces toward Crituco, while the government banks on loans amid rail disruptions.
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Associated Press
Willemstad
Curacaa
Castro
Venezuela
Barcelona
Caruacus
Arangua
Guyman Blanco
Chaguaramas
Crituco
Caracas
Valencia
Riera
Coro
Salagnie
Suan Felipe
Mendoga
Barguisimeto
Mitos
Monagas
Tragic Lake Erie Drowning In July Squall
Two young sisters Anna and Rose Glow aged 6 and 1d years drowned in Lake Erie this afternoon after a squall overturned a boat carrying four children and their mother. The mother and others were nearby and rescued, but the girls were unable to be saved.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
tie-Anna
Rose Glow
Lake Erie
Berlin July 27 A muddled note on army maneuvers and a public procession
Berlin reports claim a warning to Riper or William auguitet traveling to Poland for September army maneuvers has failed to curb festivities. The text notes restricted celebrations and closed windows along the procession route at Moxen.
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Berlin
Varlovsa
Riper
William Auguitet
Poland
Moxen
Mr Schwab Convalescent Recovery Report From Atlantic City
Exclusive wire report states Judge BF If of United States Steel received a dispatch from Charles M Behwab in Atlantic City noting Schwab is almost fully recovered from yesterday's ailment. Beowad added he had not been very ill.
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Associated Prods
New York
BF. If
Gary
United States Steel Cooperation
Charles M. Behwab
Atlantic City
Uniteds
Beowad
Biel
Farmer Burns Wins Two Falls Over Wittmer in Iowa Meet
Davenport July 27 exclusive wire Dwight Burns defeated Charles Wittmer of Cincinnati in a wrestling match winning two falls. Wittmer took the first fall, Burns claimed the second and third via catch as catch can style in a Gruovo Roman setup.
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Associated Presa
Davenport
Farmer
Martin Burns
Charles Wittmer
Cincinnati
Burns
Wittmer
Polish Delegates Seek Aid as Anthracite Strike Continues
In Wilkes-Barre on July 27 the twelfth week of the anthracite miners strike shows no change. Three hundred delegates of Polish and Lithuanian residents form a committee to visit New York Philadelphia and other cities to solicit aid for striking workers. President Mitchell agrees to serve on the board to arbitrate disputes between Scranton Street Railway and its employees.
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Men
Mitchell
Scranton Street Railway Company
Associated Press
Wilkes-Barre
Indianapolis
United Mine Workers
West Virginia
Wyoming Valley
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Buffalo
Scrantor Street
National Federation of Catholic Societies Plans Chicago Convention
National Secretary Anthony Maitre reports the American Federation of Catholic Societies will hold its second national convention in Chicago August 6 and 7 with August 4 as the welcome session. Letters from archbishops and twenty bishops, plus Pope Leo XIII’s blessing, will be read. The federation aims to unite Catholic societies, protect religious and educational interests, study social life, and disseminate truth without interfering with any government.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Anthony Maltre
American Federation of Catholic Societies
Chicago
Illinois
Leo XIII
Maitre
United States
Federation
Explosion at Sans Bola Coal Mine Kills Two Men
Two men were killed and two others seriously burned by a gas explosion at a Sans Bola Coal company mine in McCurtain Oklahoma July 27. Victims were Andrew Dazell and James Brown.
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McCurtain
IT. T
Sans Bola
King Edward Improves but Still Unable to Walk in Invalid Chair
King Edward at Cowes Isle of Wight remains unable to walk or stand though much improved. For the first time the king used his new invalid chair to move about the palace yesterday, signaling progress in his condition.
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Associated Press
Cowes
Isle of Wight
Edward
Weather report fragment for July 27 2002
Readable bits show temperatures with a high around 82 degrees and a low near 46. Humidity and precipitation data are unclear in the fragment but indicate a basic meteorological summary for the day.
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My Henge
Weather outlook for Washington Monday and Tuesday
Forecast for Washington the Pennsylvania area calls for warm, falllike conditions Monday and Tuesday with night south winds.
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Washington
Pennsylvania
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William McTague
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