Train wreck near Epworth injures many en route to convention
Marshall Missouri reports seven dead and 30 injured when a Chicago and Alton passenger train collided with a freight near here. In Norton Kansas three more killed as fire consumes cars. The Epworth League bound passengers faced a deadly morning as names of some victims emerged including engineers Briggs and Anderson from Slater Missouri and conductor McAnna.
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Marshall
Chicago & Alton
Chicago
Kansas City
Norton
Epworth
San Francisco
F. H. Briggs
Slater
J. Anderson
PD. McAnna
Slater Mo
I. Racer
Parole Granted for Younger Brothers in Bank Robbery Case
The pardon board in St. Paul approved the parole of the Younger brothers, inmates serving life terms for complicity in the Northfield bank robbery and related murders.
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ST. Paul
Pardon Board
Lfe
Northfield
Martha Patterson Jackson Heir of Old Hickory Dies
Mrs. Martha Patterson, the sole surviving child of former President Andrew Jackson, died in Greenville Tennessee this morning after a long illness, ending the family line of the War of 1812 leader.
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Greenville
Tenn
Martha Patterson
Andrew Jackson
Storms Hit Galveston Gulf Coast Hard
A severe gulf-storm rages over Galveston with half the island underwater. Inhabitants flee inland while buildings shelter panicked residents. Telegraph lines and Port Lavaca communications are cut, with major property damage reported and feared loss of life. Weather bureau notes last night's tide rose several feet.
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Port Lavaca
Lavaca Bay
Washington
Weather Bureau
Galveston
Rome
Valuable marble in King County
Darius Bresee, Seattle property owner, returns to Money Creek in King County with a reported immense marble ledge located last spring by Morley & Moe's. He claims the quarry could be highly valuable and plans to organize and work the ledge. The marble is polishable and suitable for ornamental uses, tiles and sculpture.
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Darius Bresee
Seattle
Money Creek
King County
Morley & Moe's
Bresee
Shakan
Alaska
United States
Vermont
Washington
Globe Navigation Co. Ships Prepare for Seattle Oriental Run
Three steamers Eureka Meteor and Tam of Globe Navigation Co. doubled the Horn and moved north off South A but expect to anchor in Elliott to load for Japan China and the Philippines next month. No sailings fixed yet. Ballard shipyard building two sailing vessels with capacities around 1,200,000 to 1,490,000 cubic feet.
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Globe Navigation Co
Seattle
Oriental Ports
South A
Iin Elliott
Japan
China
Philippines
Eureka
Meteor
Tam
Ballard
Nat
Holy Wedlock Wedding in Seattle at Tay lor Congregational
One of the prettiest weddings this season took place last evening at Tay lor Congregational church in Seattle, honoring C. with a notable ceremony and celebrations attended by friends and family.
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Seattle
Taylor Congregational Church
Judge Griffin Tells How Meredith Met His Death
Immense crowd fills the criminal court as the Meredith case hears testimony. Judge Griffin, an eyewitness, identifies Meredith in a drugstore shooting amid a violent melee. Prosecution witnesses describe shots, a scuffle, and threats as the trial unfolds with many attorneys present.
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Meredith
Criminal Court
George
Considine Meredith
Tom
John Considine
James Hamilton Lewis
Bostwick
Whi H. Morris
Humphries
Lewis
Hoye
Fulton
Ed Cudihee
C. B. Yandell
Irving Ward
Roy Young
W- J. Caldwell
Joseph Kesier
A. W. Ritley
C. D. Stratton
C. F. Stevens
Bemvat
John Dee Hunter
B. P. Edaon
W. H. Thomperon
CC. B. Grant
Corwin S. Shank
Kruts
T. Williams
Dr. Sloan
Dr. le Beck
C. J
Sergt. Win
Police Department
Steamship clash at Yesler wharf injures man
A brief scuffle at Yesler wharf between men backing competing Victoria steamers ended with L. T. Battell slapping F. Wilson and injuring his lip and several teeth. The incident arose from a dispute over business shares between Alaska Steamship Co. and North Pacific line.
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Yesler Wharf
Victoria
F. Wilson
Nosalice
Alaska Steamship Co
L. T. Battell
North Pacific
Dodwell & Co
Battell
Wilson
Democrats Stand Against Trusts and Tariff Reform
The Columbus Democratic state convention adopted a platform pledging hostility to trusts, calling for tariff reform, anti trust laws, and an unsubsidized merchant marine restoration. James Kilbourne of Cincinnati was acclaimed as Ohio governor nominee.婚
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Columbus
James Kilbourne
Cincinnati
Ohio
Eastham Named Permanent Receiver for Vancouver Bank
Vancouver, July 10 Comptroller Dawes to appoint Dr A H K Eastham permanent receiver of the Insolvent First National Bank of Vancouver Dr Eastham is a resident of the city and expected to take office this week in the insolvency proceeding
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Vancouver
Wagh
Dawes
A. HK. Eastham
First National Bank of
Eastham
K P Man Defends Himself In Bank Dissipation Case
John Hirsey ex-president of the Endowment Bank Knights of Pythias testifies in Chicago July 10 defending himself against charges tied to dissipation of order funds. He also speaks for W D Kennedy and H I Stolte ex secretary, attributing any wrong to errors of judgment.
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Chicago
John Hirvey
Central Board
Endowment Bank
The
Knights of Pythias
W. D. Kennedy
H. i. Stolte
Hirsey
Notable NY Lawyer Improves After London Runaway
London July 10 A H Hummel famous New York lawyer injured in a London runaway accident shows marked improvement this morning as he recovers from injuries.
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London
A. H. Hummel
New York
Not Much Food for Sooners in Kiowa Comanche Openings
Regist rations for lands in Kiowa and Comanche reservations drew thousands of homeseekers to El Reno and Fort Sill. Lines formed before offices opened while ice water shortages and food scarcities prompted concerns of an outbreak of hardship. Many slept in streets as registrants faced mounting delays and deteriorating conditions.
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El-Reno
Okla
Atrecta
Fort Sill
el Reno
Independence Leaker Brontons Point Race Report
In a 15 mile windward and return race the Independence sailed water logged with sprung plates after leaving Boston. The Constitution led briefly after an 80 minute sail while the Independence stayed ahead at the start, with Columbia close behind in a closely contested race.
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Bronton's Point
Independence
Boston
Constitution
Columbia
Athlon Severs Ties with Dudley Brothers on Sound Steamer
Manager W. N. Dudley and Chief Engineer Al Dudley end their connection with the Sound steamer Athlon. Al Trad ley is replaced by Engineer Peters, a veteran of steamboat work. Athlon taken to Kiallard for overhaul and will not run for three or four days, crewed by the Lady of the Lake in the interim.
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W. N. Dudley
al Dudley
Athlon
al Tradley
Peters
W. L. Dudley
Kiallard
Kipworth League delegates arrive in San Francisco
More than 1,000 Epworth League delegates have arrived in San Francisco for the International Kipworth League convention to be held next week. Preparations are underway as further delegates are expected by Saturday night and a large load of cargo was brought in from the banks, totaling about 60,000 pounds.
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San Francisco
Shamrock
Vidd
Chicago cold storage monopoly alleged by Amour interests
Chicago reports a proposed cold storage combine to dominate the U S storage business. The effort is attributed to Chicago men and said to involve the Amour interests seeking control of national storage capacity.
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Chicago
Til
United States
Amour
Ki Gen. Sickles Attack Flats Pleasantvale NY
New York July 19 Gen Dante Ki Sickles apparently attacked a home at Pleasantvale New York with serious damage reported and authorities investigating the incident.
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New York
Dante Ki
Ooe
Pleasantvale
Western Pacific bicycle circuit eyed by four cities
Plans emerge to form a regional bicycle racing circuit among Seattle Portland Tacoma and Spokane. Prominent rider Frank Cotter works on the plan while Joe Nichards the Spokane amateur champion returns to propel the effort. The Brear ns Wheel Club may build a board track in Spokane using rivals eight lap track plans.
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Tians
Seattle
Portland
Tacoma
Frank Cotter
Joe Nichards
Spokane
Brearns Wheel Club
Michards
Ed Flood
Boren and Howell
Christian Endeavorers Convention Closes With Washington Address
The 20th annual Christian Endeavorers convention in Cincinnati ends today in what organizers call a highly successful gathering. Morning sessions discuss effective methods, afternoon features mission workers, and the keynote by Booker T. Washington of Tuskegee Normal School highlights the need for strong leaders who sacrifice for others. Washington urged judging people by their best traits and called for progress among the race.
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Cincinnati O
The
Christian Endeavorers
Booker T. Washington
Colored Normal School
Tuskegee
Alabama
OUR FEDERAL BUILDING PLANS FOR SEATTLE
Jas Knox Taylor head of the treasury department architectural section said work on Seattle's new government building will not be delayed. He spoke at a banquet in his honor hosted by Seattle architects last night.
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Seattle
Jas. Knox Taylor
Treasury Department
Taylor
Banqnet
Washington
Ita
Mr. Taylor
W. F E. Boone
Seattie
Epworth League Delegates Sail for California Convention
Ten convention delegates from Seattle Epworth League branches reserve fifty passenger accommodations on the steamer Umatilla for travel to a four day gathering in San Francisco. The international league includes Canadian Methodist and various Methodist churches. First M Ns church Seattle will send about 40 workers, Grace M BE church also plans a sizable delegation with Kiev Randell and Rev Selleck in attendance, Ralph Watson heads the Seattle group.
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Umatilla
Pacific Coast Steamship Co
San Francisco
Epworth League
Maas
League
California
Methodist Episcopal and
Methodist Episcopal South
M. Ns. Church
Seattle
Grace M. BE
Kiev
Randell
Rev. Selleck
Ralph Watson
Day Sizzles in Kansas City Heat Record
Kansas City July 10 In a blistering spell yesterday set the hottest reading since the weather bureau opened here the thermometer touched 108.4 degrees yet low humidity kept heat from causing widespread prostrations as residents endured the high scorch.
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Kansas City
Weather Bureau
Delegates Arrive for 49th A O G T Convention
About 400 delegates have gathered in Utica for the 49th annual international convention of the Ancient Order of Good Templars. Proceedings begin today with senior officers set to preside and a busy schedule of meetings and events.
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Utica
The
Ancient Order of Good Templarea
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