Lockjaw cases from Fourth of July trigger public health note
A despatch from Connellsville reports six Fourth of July lockjaw cases treated with anti tetanic serum, all boys injured by toy pistols. The piece links pistol and cannon cracker injuries to tetanus and argues prohibition of blank cartridge pistols could reduce cases. It also cites Inter State Commerce Commission rail statistics and critiques Seattle Sunday closing enforcement.
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Connelsville
Chicago Tribune
Corneliaville
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Littl Connelaville
Quiet Cleveland Day in July News Gap
Local Cleveland report notes a calm day with routine care and orderly activities. No major events or disruptions reported, with steady pace described as typical for the period.
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Cleveland
No Peace in Politics in Chicago Faction Clash
Mayor Harrison denies any peace overtures with the opposing faction and accuses rivals of party blame. William J. Bryan publicly lists thirty Democrats on the Auditorium mass meeting reception committee and alleges many are job hurters or holders under his administration, while Altgeld's camp insists they fight for principle, not party pelf.
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Chicago
Harrison
Willam J. Bryan
Altgeld
Tribute to Ingersoll sermon by Rev Thompson
Reverend Thompson of the Third Cumberland Presbyterian Church paid tribute to Robert Ingersoll in a morning sermon. He called Ingersoll a good man and loving husband and father while noting his neglect of his own soul and the souls he led astray while striving to be Christlike.
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RE. E. Thompson
Third Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Robert Ingersoll
Ingersoll
Nagareth
Contest of the Mavericks Triumphs for Portland Passenger
The Portland Passenger agenta baseball team won 7 to 1 in a Saturday game full of humor and color. Catcher Henry Nadeau of the Beattie team broke his little finger while attempting a tail on the arm but stayed to finish the game as doctors bound the finger with a chip.
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Portland
Agenta
Henry Nadeau
Beattie
Nadeau
City of Seattle From Alaska Returns with Passengers
A steamer named City of Seattle arrived from the north with two hundred thirty two passengers. About $56,000 in gold accompanied the voyage and many travelers were among the financially distressed. A long list of passenger names followed.
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City of
Seattle
B. Senn
A. K. Homer
T. H. Neynoida
FL W. Kenney
Mra. T Wallace
Mra Culver
Mr. Payne
Mr. Pemberton
Miss Gilbert
Miss Jones
W. F. Hempel
FE. Werlich
R. BE. Cowan
F Bertie
J Dee
J.C. Murphy
J. Chatham
H. L. Banner
V. Magnussen
H. G. Howan
John Warren
F. B Front
G. Harwood
J. A. Rainey
Peterson
F. Townsend
FP. Wilkinson
J. Rorelle
J. Fulton
A. D. Mathison
P. A. Hyde
Wm. Marden
G. W. Stewart
N. A. Anderton
J. Levigne
George FP. eRantotn
Mirrend
A. Booth
Jacobe
M. F. Reed
P. MecCoke
L. Schnabel
P. Puerstrom
Thompson
W. Durk
W. R. Digby
J. RK. Molan
BP. Booth
J. Neseth
W. Tutton
Baked Crow for Tammany in New York July 31
Tammany faces a tough choice in the upcoming year mirroring 1896 tensions over free silver and alliance with Ryan. The party cannot bolt without risking power and may adopt a national plank attacking trusts to wage a local campaign.
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New York
Tammany
Ryan
National Committee
Chicago Dispatches on Silver, Trusts and Expansion
Chicago dispatches discuss Mr Largan supporting free silver while favoring anti trust and anti expansion imagery. Croker is shown aligning with Bryan only on anti trust and is portrayed as an expansionist. The piece notes Eastern Democrats may fail to derail Bryan and awaits Croker's return from Europe.
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Chicago
Lrgan
Ailver
Croker
Bryan
Liyan
Europe
Gold and Passengers Arrive on Al-Ki With Gold Shipment
The steamer Al-Ki docked with about 200,000 in gold and 10 tons of Treadwell concentrates valued around 100,000. Among passengers were W G Jenkins, a former Seattle fireman, who reportedly brought 40,000, and Marty Wright, partner of Price, a Bonanza claim owner. This gold came from No 3 Kiderade. About 6,000 people have left Dawson since ice break up, with many heading to Cape Nome. The list of Al-Ki passengers includes G F Mortimer, J W Parry, M King, Mrs Pingree, Eva Fay, and many others.
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Al-Ki
Port Weatening
Treadwell
W.G. Jenkins
Seattle
No. 3
Kiderade
Jenkine
Yukon
Marty Wright
Price
Bonansa
Dawson
Cape Nome
Kiondikere
Ga. F. Mortimer
J. W. Parry
M King
Mra. Pingree
Mr. Eva Fay
A. Masted
D. Sweeney
J A. Lettler
F. M. Wheeler
H. Ly. Wheeler
P. O. Defron
MH. Bi. Getenel
W. J Burke
D. KR. Blakeyes
F. J. Peicher
W. T Wanley
J. C. Smith
Mrs. & Lupton
BE. Kennan
Melford Meder
H. O. Wilkins
B. K E. Welsh
M.D. Wright
H. D Wriehe
A. &. Wadleigh
Mra Honey
Hurt Haley
L. T. Rogers
Ed Wi Hames
J. M. Horne
Harman Eger
A. Anderson
Crawford
W. L. Thomperon
Hollow Ground Dispute Over Razor Grinding
A customer challenges a razor grinder in a stubborn exchange over hollow grinding. After tense refusals and quarrels about expertise, they finally compromise to hollow grind the blade at the shop. The scene ends with both sides feeling slightly victorious.
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Jasore
Evans to Follow Alger In Pensions Office Crisis
Washington July 1 The president may remove or transfer Henry Clay Evans commissioner of pensions after protests from Grand Army of the Republic posts and other critics. The GA body threatens action at the Philadelphia encampment if Evans is not replaced for being too rigid in demanding evidence of soldiers claims.
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Washington, D. C
Alger
Henry Clay Evans
Grand Army of the Republic
G. A. BR. Committee
Evans
Philadelphia
Rainiers Take Opener in Madison Park Title Bid
Rainiers beat the Nationale 2 to 1 at Madison Park yesterday in the first of five for a $200 purse and local championship.
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The
Nationale
Rainiers
Madison Park
Paderewski Announces Marriage in Warsaw
The St James Gazette reports Paderewski and Mme Helene Paroness of Koren announced their marriage in Warsaw, noting the ceremony occurred in May.
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London
St. James Gazette
Paderewski
I. J. Paderewski
Mme
Helene
Paroness of
Koren
Warsaw
Turbine Vessel At Klawick Works Fails To Reach Speed
London reports the Klawick works managers at Newcastle on Tyne are disappointed by the first trial of the new turbine vessel. It reached only 25 knots an hour, far short of the anticipated 40 knots, according to The Globe.
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London
the Globe
Klawick Works
Newcastle On Tyne
Fruit Stand Break-In Reported Near Seattle Hotel
A fruit stand on Youter Way near the Seattle hotel was broken into yesterday morning and a quantity of fruit was taken. Police investigated the burglary and are reviewing nearby surveillance footage for leads.
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Youter Way
Seattle
Revenue officers seize moonshine operation in Monroe county
In Monroe county Tennessee the raid nets William Cagle and James Curtin. Officers destroy three thousand gallons of liquor. Cagle, an elder in the Methodist church and Sunday school superintendent, and Curtin are jailed awaiting bonds before United States Commissioner Robinson.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Monroe County
William Cawle
James Curtin
Hilelt Mquer
Cagle
Methodist
Curtis
United
Robinson
Man Dies Beside Louvre Saloon on First Avenue
William J. Stein age 63 of SIS Jefferson Street collapsed and died on the sidewalk in front of the Louvre saloon while opening the store for his son. The body was removed to Kenney and Stewart's. remaining family includes a wife and two children. Interment planned in Stillwater Minnesota.
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Seattle
Reed
William J. Stein
Sis Jefferson Street
Louvre
First Avenue
W. J. Stein
Kenney & Stewart's
Mr. Stein
Stillwater
Minn
Blatchly company awarded stamp imprint contract in Tacoma
Tacoma firm Blatchly Co. wins Puget Sound district contract to imprint revenue stamps on checks drafts and other instruments for the current fiscal year. Applicants must file with the collector of internal revenue stating contractor name and address and authorize stamp delivery.
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Tacoma
Blatchly Company
Puget Sound District
Internal Revenue
Alger Will Strike Back In Retirement Battle Over Blunders
The article predicts a forthcoming statement from Secretary Alger after leaving the cabinet. It contends he will defend his record on camp sites and the Santiago campaign, explain army transport contracts, and reveal why tensions with General Miles and policy choices arose. It warns allies may disclose sensitive details regardless of his silence.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Biaimelowe
Santiago
Montauk
Alger
Con. Miles
Long Island Railroad Company
Jeet
Otia
McKinley
Corbin
Helena plant destroyed by fatal explosion
Melena Ark July 31 explosion wiped out the Helena Electric Light and Power Co plant. Fireman Charlie Graham was killed instantly as the building collapsed into a wrecked scene with bricks scattered and the boiler found on the river bank. Nearby tracks of the Yasco and Mississippi Valley railroads were buried in debris.
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Melena
Ark
Helena Electric Light and Power Co
Charlie Graham
Yasco and
Mississippi Valley Railroad
Man Electrocuted at Sing Sing for Choking Mistress
Lewia Pullerson, a Black man, was executed by electric chair at Sing Sing this morning. He died in 55 seconds for choking his white mistress, Michael McDonald followed him to the chair minutes after. McDonald had killed his paymaster Stephen Titus during a wage dispute earlier.
Local Man Pooley Found Dead In Wales
Alfred Pooley of Coal Glenn Jefferson county Colorado was found dead this morning in Llandudno Wales with a revolver nearby. Investigators note the apparent suicide or foul play remains under inquiry as details are scarce.
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London
Alfred Pooley
Coal Glenn
Jefferson County
Col
Llandudno
Wales
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EA. Wells
Rm, Watts, K. F. Chase
Horror Huginers
Manaarn
Eix
Phin Avenue
Enn
Post
Washington
Inter - State Commerce Commission
Meares
United States
Moore Inv
Mayor Harrison
Portland Miserables
Alaska
Colonel Bryan
Paderewski Is
Married
Siow
Blatchly Co
Mas
Weatherby
Bonanza Gold Mining and Milling Co
Lie
Ww. B. Nichols & CO
Bsterr-Boyd
Institute
Ferman Medical Institute
Pacific Block
Seattle National Bank
Yesler and
Second Avenue
Moran Brothers Company Engineers and Ship Builders
Worthington
FRED
Merrill Cycle CO
Second Ave
Moonlight
Skookum
Arlington
Docker
Warner
Arlington Dock
Pigot & French CO
Beve
Linotype
Bee Sage
Pete Cate
Aes
Amos Oui Z Et
Epoca
Prise Bay
Seattle Transfer CO
Presgnt
Baggare
D. S. Johnston
Second Ave. Burke Building
Moore Inv. Co
Can Wieco Fruit Co
Pike Street
Sing Sing
Drag Co
Mike
Sherman, Clay & Go
Steinway” Dealers
Second Avenu
Joseph Mayer & Bros
Oberon
Irvin Baruch
Oberon’s Ladies’ Orchestra
Herr Irina Baruch
Ameteure
ILMAN
Winter & Harper
Second
Seattie
Life
Coun
Suers
Lae
Ruff
Elabi
Hee
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