Storm Period Continues Across Multiple Towns
Irwin Pennsylvania reports ongoing storms destroying coal shafts bridges and farms with thousands in damages. Dresden and Canaseraga New York areas suffer crop losses and property damage. Philadelphia records a violent electric storm hitting a gas works and oil tanks. Indianapolis reports fatalities and extensive barn and church damage.
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Indianapolis
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Thor
Irish landowners form $100000 protection combination
Dublin July 23 Irish land owners form a combination with capital of 100000 to protect themselves against the United Irish league. The prospectus complains the government has not afforded adequate assistance and calls for vested effort. Leading members include Arthur Hugh Smith Harry and Loris Clonbrock.
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United Irish League
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Loris Clonbrock
Treasury to issue war warrants for exposition salaries
By order of the secretary of the treasury war warrants will be issued immediately to cover salaries of the commissioners of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition Company at St Louis and other government employees. Salaries had been withheld for two months pending directors signing the contract to keep the exposition closed on Sundays.
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Secretary of the Treasury
St Louis
Old Prages go to Europe San Jose prune sales
Twenty one car loads of prunes have been sold to Europe in four days from Santa Clara county. The shipments are from on hand stock for immediate export, not from growing crops or farther shipments, handled by a single shipper. Total last fall exports about 400 cars. Edward Vilto Viste Ozar Copenhagen July 24. King Edward will visit the Czar in September and Queen Alexandra will join the dowager czarina after coronation. The king and queen plan to visit St Petersburg after Denmark, sailing on the royal yacht. The Primus excursion steamer sank after a collision with a tug, about 185 aboard, thirteen bodies recovered. Submarine eruption reported near Herta Island Payal. London: Stedmond Dillon and Davitt to start a political mission to the United States next fall.
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London
John Stedmond
John Dillon
House of Commons
Michael Davitt
United States
Statehood sweep in Indian Territory urged by tribes
A broad outline urges annexation of portions of Indian Territory to Oklahoma within three months upon tribal governments dissolving. It targets Creek, Cherokee, Choctaw, Chickasaw, and Seminole nations as able to trigger statehood and modify land divisions, with implications for school lands in Indian Territory.
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Klaloma
Indias
United States
Thema
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Unie
Supreme court knocks foreign corporations from Kansas courts
The supreme court decision bars foreign corporations that fail to file copies of their charters and pay charter fees from suing in Kansas courts for debts. It claims over half Kansas business entities are foreign, with only a small percent complying with the law. Enforcing the rule could bring hundreds of thousands in revenue, though many firms have not followed the new requirements. Some state contracts with foreign firms may pause until charters and fees are settled. Shops continue normal operation though payments may be delayed.
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American Hook Company
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Cave Bits
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Galen Nichols
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Shawnee
Frisco Line 6 Generous Vinita Tax Note
The Frisco railroad notified the city it will pay taxes on its property as a moral obligation. Courts have held railroads in the territory are exempt from municipal taxation. Other railroads may follow Frisco's example.
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Frisco Railroad
Frigeo
Congress Debates Financing Cuban Army With Large Loan
Tavana July reports that both houses debate debt strategy as the lower house rejects a small $4,000,000 loan alone, insisting on a broader $35,000,000 loan for paying the Cuban army. The issue absorbs congressional attention amid the foan discussion.
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Temple of Solomon discovery near Janohaha Samaria
The News Weiner Tageblatt reports Dr Sellim a Vienna university professor exploring Palestine for the Imperial Academy of Sciences has uncovered walls and gateways of Solomon's temple near Janohaha in Samaria. Denver water shortage prompts mass city meeting to suspend street sprinkling and an incomplete ordinance on water use. Authorities deny unfounded claims that manufacturing plants shut down for lack of water. Hoar Coach wreck in Ohio kills one and injures many after a 40 foot plunge near McConnellsville. A Special dispatch from Seoul says Britain and Japan pledge Corea independence and mutual support in key foreign matters.
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Vienna University
Palestine
Imperial Academy of Sciences
Janohaha
Samaria
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Eittiiens
Wright
St Petersburg
Seoul
Corea
Separated Eleven Years Reunited by Matrimonial Trouble
In Wichita on July 24, after an eleven year separation, Mrs Sarah Busch and her daughter Cora May Busch aged 12 will be reunited. The child had lived with foster parents in Wichita for twelve years while the mother had left for New York. The two younger siblings were placed in Wichita Children's Home and adopted by unrelated families. Subscriptions funded services for the child, and the probate court arranged for her transfer to the mother.
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Jualy
Witch
Sarah Busch
Cora May Busch
Roam Hoar
Musch Hyed
New York
Lim
Wiehits
Fanny
Zora May
Ley
Bear
Trade currents threaten British reach in Africa shift
A London report notes the British trade commission’s first findings praise American progress in South Africa. It cites Americans’ specialization and market drive as a growing global competition, signaling American firms as Britain’s major trade menace.
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South Africa
Commission
Judge Defends Right to Work Free From Coercion
Parkersburg West Virginia July news reports judge Jackson upholds the court's power to issue injunctions to prevent wrongs and protect labor rights. He rejects coercion of workers to quit by organizers and stresses laborers' right to work for wages they approve while condemning agitators seeking forced strikes.
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Junction
Clarksburg Fuel Company
Court of Equity
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Latest News In Brief From Across The Nation
Cholera cases rise in Manila area amid freer use of fruit and vegetables. A mob lynched two Black men and shot another in Womelsdorf Virginia for killing a policeman. John P. Reese of Iowa Mine Workers is nominated for Congress. Taft, Judge Smith, and Carpenter sailed from Naples for Manila. Missouri editors at Kansas City convention shift to Colorado on the Santa Fe. Mayor Phelan of San Francisco sent $500 to John Redmond for Irish Nationalist fund. Albany fire destroys Columbian hotel and several manufacturing buildings. Mrs. Za Chase Ingalls dies at 90 in Haverhill Massachusetts. About 5,200 U.S. newspapers pay over $1,000,000 yearly for AP dispatches. Owen Grenlish of Leavenworth dies by suicide in Missouri. Firearm shipping from Pacific coast. La Junta and Denver rail activity noted. Fourth of July listed as a holiday. Germany designates Aix la Chapelle as a city observing with an American flag raised. Pawnee council petitions Indian affairs for committee to review dead allotment sales. Society of American Veterans formed in Philadelphia. Denver, Colorado Springs and Glenwood Springs report large horse show entries. Sixteen carloads of thoroughbreds went west via Omaha. London relieved by coronation timing in August. Adjutant General Corbin admonishes Col Groabeels over court martial comments. Santa Fe rebuilds between La Junta and Pueblo. Monster academy declared a university by decree of Emperor William. Utah Supreme Court refuses to recognize Mormon church divorces. Several estates affected by ruling. Chicago freight handlers union disbands, claims defeat. Walter Culley named secretary of Baptist Young People's Union. Senator McLaurin declines U S Court of Claims vacancy amid rumors of administration ties.
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