Sayzran Ablaze as Civil War Fears Hit Russia
Reports from July 19 describe Port Arthur surrender inquiries recommending death for Lieut. General Stoessel and twenty years in the galleys for Lieut. Gen. Fock. Sayzran town in Simbirsk province is in flames with inhabitants fleeing toward Samara and Saratoi. A civil war fear grips St Petersburg as agrarian tensions rise. US foreign commerce for the fiscal year ends shows a record near 2.97 billion dollars. Denver celebrates the Bilk reunion with a 15 000-strong parade.
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St. Petersburg Dispatch
Port Arthur
Stoessel
Fock
Samara
Russia
Sayzran
Simbirak
Saratoi
St. Petersburg
Washington
Department of Ecommerce and Labor
United States
One Killed in Wallace Brothers Circus Riot
Wallace Show in Ulston Indiana faced a deadly riot after ejecting a man who had crawled under the canvas. Richard Johnson was killed and J Thomson mortally wounded as the crowd attacked the troupe yesterday during a Wallace Brothers circus performance.
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Ulston
Ind
Richard Johnson
J. Thomson
Wallace Brothers’ Circus
Toy balloon death in Pittsburg linked to choking hazard
July 19 in Pittsburg a fatal toy balloon incident is reported involving the Hitle daughter of Herbert Henry Richendick. A sister is said to be poisoned by balloon pieces held in the mouth. Debuty Coroner Dailey is investigating as the town notes the danger from loose balloon fragments.
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Pittsburg
Herbert Henry Richendick
Gren
Thomas Dailey
Judge sought rebate in quake refugee housing sale
Refugee camps swell as owners rent quake survivors’ former homes to the highest bidders. A Wisconsin life insurer and a supreme court judge discussed a rebate scheme and legal avoidance, with the judge unnamed. Lightning damaged Gamewell fire alarms. August harvest home at Union plans a regional baseball tournament and amusements.
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San Francisco
Milwaukee
Wis
J. c. Albert
Genef
Wisconsin
Central Life Insurance Company of
Ohio
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Union
Earthquake scatters crowds but damage slight in New Mexico
Tremors near Socorro and Santa Fe, New Mexico, cause camping residents to endure aftershocks. Authorities report most damage limited to adobe houses with losses under five thousand dollars. Separately, Commander Mulligan of Marblehead informs the Navy the peace commissioners have boarded and sailed beyond the three mile limit from San Jose, Guatemala, to begin talks.
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Banta Fe
Socorro
Bocorro
Washington, D. C
Mulligan
Marblehead
Navy Department
San Jose
Guatemala
Claims Against Property Mutual Reach 312000 In Obadiah Smith Notes
Receivers report growing liabilities against the Property Mutual Insurance association totaling 312000 with Obadiah Smith of Hampton holding three notes for 1000 and 500 each dated February 13 1905 and tied to funds used for consolidating with Western Mutual Fire. Notes show eight percent interest and were signed by AB Martin and Evans. Additional claims bring total to 12005.84 with potential interest pushing toward 13000. Hearings expected in the September term as more claims are filed and examined.
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Property Mutual Insurance Association
BE. E. Manbard
Obadiah Smith
Hampton
B.A. Hvans
Property Mutual
Western, Mutual Fire Insurance Association
Pa Martin
Evans
South
Ano
Owens
Smuth
HI ‘Eighmey
W. G. Stewart
W. 'Stewart
Western Maching Company
Commercial Busing Co
W. L
Dynamite Plant Blown Up Again at Ashland Wisconsin
Ashland Wisconsin July 19 Another explosion occurred today at the Atlantic Dynamite company plant sending timbers and machinery two thousand feet into the air No one was killed or injured The dynamite and powder from last Tuesday s blast had been gathered into a large pile near the destroyed neutralizing building A bonfire lit some distance away ignited the pile and caused the second blast
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Ashland
Wis
Atlantic Dynamite Company
NEW TREATY WITH SPAIN TO BE SIGNED IN MADRID
In Madrid on July 19 American Minister Collier and Foreign Minister Gallen planned to sign a new commercial treaty between the United States and Spain. The press hailed the accord as evidence of friendly relations between the two governments. In New York on July 19 Berteen W. Gibson, the lawyer jailed at the Tombs awaiting grand jury action in the murder case of Mrs. Alice Kinan, was to be discharged from custody on a writ of habeas corpus.
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Madrid
Juy
Collier
Sebastian
Gallen
United States
Spain
Gibson
New York
Berteen W. Gibson
Tombs
Alice Kinan
Bremer County Teachers Institute Opens Amid Attendance
A two week Bremer county teachers institute began under Supt J T Remick with educators W Cramer T J Durant P E Voelker and Miss Alice Carey Wilson assisting. Lectures include Maxomoth Cave experiences and The Mark of the Beast with Yellowstone Park to follow. indications favor a successful institute despite concerns over new exam marking laws.
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Gepsion
Bremer County
Cramer
Waverly
T. J. Durant
Sumner
P. EB. Voelker
Drake
Alice Carey Wilson
Des Moines
W.F Cram
Maxommoth Cave
P. F. Voelker
Yellowstone Park
John
Cameron
Cedar Rapids
Greene Store Robbed in Greene Iowa
Greene IowaJuly 13Robbers entered the cloth in Evens Blumer CoTuesday took cash There is no clue to the robbery.
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Greene
Iowa
Manitowoc Farmer Confesses to Crimes Attributed to Brother
Leo Koebel, a Manitowoc farmer, admitted to District Attorney Hougen that he committed crimes for which his younger brother was convicted and is now in the asylum for criminal insane. He confessed to setting fire to August Lippert's sawmill and poisoning several of Lippert's horses, and was placed under arrest.
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Manitowoc
Wis
Leo Koebel
Koebel
Hougen
August Lippert
Lippert
Boy Drowns In Trinity River At Fort Worth
Fort Worth Texas July 19 A 14 year old boy named Farle who was deaf and dumb lost his life in the Trinity river while bathing with companions. He drifted beyond his depth and could not call for help before drowning.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Hote
Farle
Trinity River
Child Takes Copper Chip From Throat After Hospital Surgery
A two and a half year old girl, Veronica Reed, underwent a delicate operation at Presbyterian Hospital to remove a copper check lodged in her esophagus since Monday. The chip, slightly smaller than a quarter, caused swelling and prevented swallowing. doctors feared injury to major neck vessels and nerves during removal. She remained in hospital for recovery with food withheld for days.
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Veronica
Dewar
Presbyterian Hospital
Jail Rather Than Tell Age In Ohio Attachment Suit
In Columbus on July 19 Miss Teale fristee refused to reveal her age in an attachment case. When asked by opposing counsel she said it was none of his business. The court ordered an answer under contempt threat, and she was jailed briefly before release on a writ of habeas corpus. The mystery of her age remains unresolved.
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Columbus
Teale Fristee
Miss Fristee
Hair Turns White After Rock Island Wreck
Cincinnati July 19 Peculiar injuries in a wreck on the Rock Island railroad cause Dan MeCarthy a 3 young traveling man of this city to turn white and his sun is failing. Attorneys go to Chicago to begin suit for large damages against the railroad company.
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Cincinnati
Rock Island
Dan Me
Carthy
Chicago
Rebuild Plan For Partially Destroyed Building
Work began Thursday on the Palmer-Hubbart building after a roof wall failure Wednesday morning. William Galloway and John Brown. Otto Fry and Clyde Haring join Nashua and Nashua to assess plans to restore and expand to a three story brick structure with increased ground floor space. repairs aim to reuse timbers and raise the roof while preparing machinery for shipment.
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Palmer-Hubbart
Lkely
William Galloway
John Brown
Nashua
William Galloway Company
Otto Fry
Clyde Haring
Pastor's Marriage Offends Kenosha Parishioners
In Kenosha Wisconsin on July 12 word spread of Rev 14 Mallory dean of Milwaukee diocese and rector of St Mathews church marrying Mrs Katherine Dustan a wealthy widow of Kennebunkport Me The secrecy offended many church members and uneasy reception is noted The wedding was celebrated Monday but Kenosha elders learned of it Wednesday when the vestry received papers about the union A construction contract has been let to Cooke Construction of Minneapolis to build the Goskaloosa and Buxton interurban with work to start July 24.
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Kenosha, Wis
Cast
Mallory
Milwaukee
St. Mathew's Church
Katherine Dustan
Kennebunkport
Cooke Construction Company
Minneapolis
Goskaloosa
Buxton
Supt Savage Slightly Improved After Incident
Superintendent H H Savage of 208 Maple Street was reported at 1 PM Thursday to be slightly improved after a quiet night. His condition remains extremely weak from blood loss, but doctors hold faint hope of recovery. The family asks for quiet at home and limited telephone calls. relatives arranged with French and Jameson of Waterloo Loan & Trust Co for inquiries.
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H. H. Savage
Maple Street
French & Jameson
Waterloo Loan & Trust Co
Savage
Capitalists plan cross town street railway for Waterloo
West side capitalists seek to secure a city franchise for a two and a half mile street railway from Sans Souci park to the south Waterloo limits via Jefferson or Commercial streets. An attorney drafts the franchise as residents and investors back the project to boost property values and aid workers. A $5,000 pledge was offered, and the plan envisions a bridge over the Blackhawk and a power house to obtain power from the local electric company.
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West Aide
Sans Souci Park
Weatford
Jefferson
Commercial Street
Waterloo
Lne
West Side
Lttis
Tigt
Bude
Jafferson
Blackhawk
Death of Martin Bueghly A Black Hawk County Resident
Martin Bueghly aged 84 dies Wednesday afternoon at 1309 Grant avenue Waterloo after illness of two and a half years. Born in Somerset County Pennsylvania September 28 1828 he lived in Black Hawk County since 1864 except seven years in North Dakota. He farmed most his life and spent thirty years as a German Baptist Brethren minister. Funeral service Friday at 2 30 PM at the German Baptist church conducted by Rev AP Blough.
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Martin Bueghly
Black Hawk County
Grant Avenue
Hamia
Somerset County
Pennsylvania
Lisbon
Marshall County
Iona
Mr. Bueghly
M. Bueghly
Anna M. Steel
Huison, N. D
Hiram M
Norman M
Ira M. Bueghly
Waterloo
Iowa
Blackhawk County
North Dakota
German Baptist Brethren Church
German Baptist Church
Ap, Blough
Testifies For Own Inquest In Pittsburgh Yard Tragedy
Deputy Coroner Dempsey gathered statements from Hart who survived while George Earl of Cleveland died after being run over in the Pittsburg and Lake Erie railroad yards. The inquest followed as Earl expired from injuries after the grim incident.
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Pittsburg
Corp
Dempsey
Sthe Nps
George Earl
Cleveland
Pittsburg & Lake Erie
Hart
Eightney
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Deliver Seya
Denver
Biks
Gamewell
Merkes
Dunham
Tual
Ashland, Wis
Thesiadd of the Don
Vaverage
Bremer Teachers Institute
Jnstructorn
Boy
Chicago Tribune
Ike Reed
Presbyterian
Presby
Terian Hospital
Frank Mayo
Lawrence Allartz
Star
Allarta
Mayo
Allarte
Allartz
Aley
Assautt
Wm. F. ‘Mayo
Foung Wordan of
Deflee
Wreck
Lan
Set Raine
Supt. Savage
Cross Town Car Line
Sans Souci
Westfield
City Council
Casa
Oead
Lhat
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