Four Hurt in Dynamite Blast At Italian Home
Pittsburg July 2 Four people were seriously injured and two houses partially wrecked when a dynamite charge exploded at the home of Georgi Deavortla a wealthy Italian in McKeesport Threatening letters signed by alleged Black Hand members had been received demanding two thousand dollars.
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Pittsburg
Georgi ‘Deavortla
McKeesport
Black Hand
Ueavortia
RESICIDE PLOT REVEALED In Lisbon palace intrigue disclosed
In Lisbon on July 2 Dr Jose Maria de Alpolm, chief of progressive dissidents, claimed to tell the true history of the regicide plot that killed King Carlos and Crown Princes Luiz last February. He said leaders of progressive and generators planned the assassinations at a recent meeting with republicans present. Alpoim alleged republicans proposed wiping out the royal family except Maria Pia, while monarchists insisted the plot should also kill Crown Prince Luiz.
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Isbon
José Maria’ de Alpolm
Lisbon
Carlos
Luiz
House of Lords
Alpoim
Maria Pla
Essadsins
Buisse
Lutz
Sherman and party head east after cheering sendoff
Congressman James Sherman and his wife and physician depart Sherman in a private car for Utica where a broad civic military and fraternal procession will greet him on arrival Citizens from many parties join the welcome as electric lights and fireworks decorate the route The day also carries obituaries for Judge Thomas P Bashaw and William M Townsend and news of Bishop Potter’s declining health across the region
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Cleveland
James Sherman
City
Utica
X. Suly
Sherman
Chautauqua Session Sees Financial Success in Waterloo
The seventeenth annual Waterloo Chautauqua and Elbiel Institute reports a large treasury after debt payoff. J. G. Gates, president, notes the smaller session length and strong talent as keys to the fiscal turn. A buffet luncheon hosted by Miss Miriam McCune featured Miss Pick of Milwaukee and Miss Beggs of Chicago with fourteen young ladies in attendance.
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Waterloo Chautauqua and Elbiel Institute
J. G. Gates
Miss Pick
Milwaukee
Miss Beggs
Chicago
Miriam McCune
Pine Street
Misa Helene Barnett
Men From Jesup Held In Bank Fraud Case Released
In a Cedar Falls incident a forged $185 check from Jesup was presented to a bank, then another $145 check drawn in Waterloo. The Central Bank paid the latter after being told the Cedar Falls check was valid. No link could be proven tying the young men in county jail to the crime, and Sheriff Caldwell released them for lack of evidence.
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Jesup
Sug
Sherif Caldwell
Cedar Falls
Waterloo
Central Bank
Cedar Falle
Partipa
Verbal Bets No Count And Other Tiny Notices
Joy Fapeh was no good Grundy couple driven to Blackhawk to plight vows. Cedar Falls July 2 special: Rev H C Lorenz officiated at the wedding of Katherine Rasink and John Tencate but lacked credentials. The ceremony moved to near the Grundy Center line under a tree. New York July 2 Melville Colling arrested at Sheepshead Bay for violating gambling laws is discharged by Justice Bischof. ruling allows bets but criminalizes receiving bets. A Dominion telegram from the War Dept reports four troops sent to Del Rio near Mexican insurrection.
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Grundy
Blackhawk
Cedar Falls
H. C. Lorenz
Katherine ‘Rasink
John Tencate
Grundy County
Blackhawk County
Grundy Center
New York
Melville Colling
Sheepshead Bay
Justice Bischof
Collins
Goflin
Jockey Club
Stacks Strike Bridge Panic on City Providence Excursion
In St Louis on July 2 a city excursion steamer named City Providence carrying seven hundred passengers, mostly women and children, was forced to evacuate when its smokestacks struck the Had’s Bridge as it passed under the eastern end during high water, causing widespread panic.
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St. Louis
City
Providence
Hads Bridge
Lyceum Bureau to Bring Ten Day Chautauqua in Cedar River Park
Waterloo Chautauqua Institute ends and signs with Slayton Lyceum Bureau for a ten day or longer series begining Saturday July 4 at Cedar River park. Carria Nation Pirhasixa with trained pets Hruby brothers quintet cartoonist John Rath and Frank Bennett Lane scheduled. Mrs Florence Maybrick and Sylvester Long also listed among attractions. Funeral notices for Marion Shippey, Mrs Thomas Doxey, John Greenley, and Des Moines visitor Mia Ashbery appear with Greenwood Elmwood Westminster services.
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Waterloo Chautauqua Institute
Slayton Lyceum Bureau
Cedar River Park Colisewn
Carria Nation
Pirhasixa
Hruby Brothers Quintet
John B. Rath
Frank Bennett Lane
Florence E. Maybrick
England
Sylvester A. Long
Towne Promises Firm Anti Plank Stand For VP Bid
C A Towne of New York, campaigning in Denver after visiting William J Bryan, asserts strong support from New York delegates and across the country. He says the anti injunction plank will pass with broad worker backing and favors neutralization of the Philippine Islands. Ingalls favored by Ohio friends for VP. Contests for seats rise to fifty four as national committee prepares hearings.
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Denver
Col
William J. Bryan
Charles A. Towne
New York
Candaf
Towne
Wm. S. Bryan
Bryan
Philippine Islands
Ingalls
Ohio
Thomas Taggart
Denver Times
National Committee For Representation
Aftyfour
Maf
National Committee
Wondson
Ant
Sefton
Governor Johnson denies vice presidency bid in Iowa stop
Webster City Iowa July 2 Governor Johnson of Minnesota declares he is not a candidate yet would accept the nomination for the office He comments on reports that his forces refuse to align with the Gray men and might seek Bryan strength for a second place He appears at the Chantauqua platform today
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Webster City
Iowa
Spestat
Johnson
Minnesota
Denver
Bryan
Denver prepares for snow fed railroad shipments to Denver
Denver may receive large barrels of snow from Rocky Mountain beds to moderate temperature during the Democratic convention week. Vienna bakery owner Langias reports 10 000 buns being prepared for July 4th celebrations, 400 dozen sent to Independence. Other towns like Oelwein Summer Waverly and Hudson plan sizable observances.
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Denver
Colo
Rocky Mountains
Alstadto Langias
Vienna
Oelwein
Waverly
Hudzon
Buy groceries for Saturday and Sunday
C H EIGHMEY of Texas Alberta Peaches advertises weekend grocery buys at C H EEGHMEY S. 9L-2t
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C. H. Eighmey
Texas
Alberta Peaches
C. H
Eeghmey
Boats Turtle in Storm on North Coast
After electing officers for the coming year, members of the National Educational Association rested from their labors. Department meetings continued but there was no Geneva vision. The day was given over to eight-seeing.
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Clevenng
Unio
National Educational Association
Explosion in Russian mine leaves 100 dead
Yenovka Russia July 2 A gas explosion at the Rikovsky mine trapped 550 workers. Initial reports say 100 miners were killed with many others injured as rescue efforts continued. Authorities investigated cause and scope of the disaster.
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Yenovka
Russia
Rikovsky
Corner Stone Laying at Walnut Street Baptist Church Friday
The corner stone laying ceremony for the Walnut Street Baptist Church will be Friday July 4 at 6:00 pm. The program includes invitations by Rev G W Hintle, history by D Young, laying by Alfred T Montgomery, songs, and two sermons by Rev Effie K M Jones and Rev Amory C Hull, with benediction by Rev James Bauernteind.
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New Walnut Street Baptist Church
G. “‘W. Hinttle
C. MH. Stout
Church
D. Young
Alfred Tennyson Montgomery
Effie K. M. Jones
D. D
Amory C. Hull
Herbert W Reherd
James H. Bauernteind
Acordia
Garfield Shot and Nation Mourns 1881
Twenty seven years ago today July 2 1881 news recounts the assassination of President James A Garfield at Baltimore Potomac Station by Charles J Guiteau. He lingered until September 19 when he died at Elberton New Jersey and Vice President Chester A Arthur succeeded to the presidency.
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Port. Huron
Mich
M. Townsend
Wabash Rajtroad
Townsend
Port Sfuron
James A. Garfield
Janes
A. Garfield
Baltimore
Potomac
Washington
Charles Jules Giteau
Giteau
United States
Garfield
Alma Water
Willams ‘College
Jarfield
James G. Blaine
Hage
Cnt
Gar
Field
James Garfield
Cuyahoga County
Ohio
Blaine
Wbsosol
Dattia
Willhands
Italy
Elberton
N. J
Friends
Fie
Hiram College
Ayben
Toei
Colorado
Colar Se Estes
United States Congress
United States Senate
Republican Party
Hancock
Chester A. Arthur
Baltimore Potomag
Harper's Weekly
Janes A. Garfield
Meeting of Wa terloo Board of Trade at Columbia club
A vital meeting for Waterloo is set for Friday at 4:00 PM in the Columbia club room. All members and stockholders of the Board of Trade and Commercial club are summoned to attend as a large expenditure will be considered and preparation is urged for all attendees.
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Waterloo
Columbia Club
Board of Trade
Commercial Club
New & Woodman
Blackhawk National Bank
Exciting Waterloo Oelwein chase for runaway girls
Police from Waterloo Independence and Oelwein pursued Joseph Thomas and Jenuta Davis of this city Thursday after Mina Lunbeck state agent searched for the girl at Mitchellville. The pair moved toward Oelwein on a freight with authorities alerted to arrest and return them to Waterloo if possible. No serious charges are stated and the girl may avoid the industrial school if she remains cooperative.
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Waterloo
Independence
Oelweth
Joseph Thomas
Jenuta Davis
Miss Davis
Thomas
Mina Clare Lunbeck
Industrial School
Mitchellville
Oelwein
Marshal Mason
Rock Island
Russ Lunbeck
Jonnie Davis
Mitchellvilla Institution
South Dakota
Misa Lunbeck
TRAINS CRASH NEAR SEDALIA KILLING SEVEN
Missouri Pacific passenger trains Nos. 3 and 12 collided head on at Knobwoster near Sedalia Missouri this morning. Seven people were killed and several others injured as wreckage caught fire before rescue teams cleared the scene. A special train with physicians was dispatched from Sedalia.
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Sedalia
Haat Knobwoster
Sayon
Debrig
St. Joseph
Wreck on Texas and Pacific Kills Engineer near El Paso
A Texas and Pacific eastbound passenger train wrecks near El Paso killing engineer Jones and injuring several passengers none seriously. The crash occurred about midnight resulting in the loss and damage reported east of El Paso, with mules noted at the scene.
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Paso
Jones
Texas and Pacific
el Paso
Eight Deaths Reported From Heat Wave in New York
New York July 2 excessive heat caused eight deaths reported to police before 11 00 am as the temperature reached 83 degrees and kept rising in a continuing heat wave.
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York
New York
Temparaluse
Not the Robber in Custody, Kansas City Mail Robbery
Postoffice inspectors from Chicago and Denver stated the man in custody is not Charles Savage, the wanted suspect in the $50,000 Kansas City mail robbery, correcting an error in Monroe, Michigan.
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Monroe
Mich
Postameca
Chicago
Denver
Kansas City
Charles Savage
Stallions Bite Fatal Near Elma Iowa
Matt H. Doyts, a prominent farmer near Elma Iowa, died Tuesday night from blood poisoning after a stallion struck his hand a week earlier. The small wound, initially deemed not serious, became infected and spread rapidly, leaving him delirious for three days.
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Elma
Iowa
Matt H. Doyts
Here
Dubuque Sends First Instalment To McGregor Flood Fund
Dubuque, Indiana July 2 The city wired McGregor 506 dollars as the first instalment for the flood sufferers fund requested by Governor Cummins. Chautauqua opens its thirty fifth annual session in New Jersey with a large crowd and notable speakers including Mullins McKayden King Moffat Chapman Vincent and a baccalaureate sermon planned for August 15. George Wolverton left today for Dubuque to join the delegation.
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Dubuque
McGregor
Retter
Cummins
Chautauqua Chautauqua
N. J
Chautauqua Assembly
Edgar Y. Mullins
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
John E. McKayden
Knox College
Toronto
Henry ©. King
Oberlin College
J. J. Moffat
Washington and Jefferson College
J. Wilbur Chapman
Presbyterian General Assembly
Hishop
John H. Vincent
Chauvanqua Institution
Treach
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Philippine Commission
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