Posse of 800 Mobilized to Seize Beaver Creek Feudists
Brinkley Kentucky July 25 A judge orders a county posse to arrest feudists believed dead or alive from Beaver Creek. Sheriff Hays moves against Hall and Martin factions with 50 armed men and their leaders Dick Hall wounded and Wyatt Martin in the mountains. Armed confrontation is expected if arrests proceed.
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Brinkley
Gardiner
Beaver Creek
Hays
Hinchman
Hall
Martin
Halls
Dick Hall
Wyatt Martin
Jealous Italian Gunman Fires on Pedestrians in New York
Salvatore Deve, 25, shot four times in West 100th Street prompted by jealousy. Teresa Lodito escaped unharmed while three bystanders were struck by bullets, two seriously wounded, as Deve fled.
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New York
Salvatore Deve
Theresa Lodito
West One Hundredth Street
Pulajanes Repulsed Near Leyte After Brief Fight
Advices from Leyte say a large Pulajane band attacked a column of constabulary and regulars led by Captain George H. McMaster of the Twenty fourth Infantry near Baneun. The Pulajanes with 500 men were repulsed with about 150 killed and wounded. the American troops suffered no losses and pursued the retreating fighters through thick underbrush.
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Manila
Leyte
George H. McMaster
Twentyfourth
Baneun
Neville
Twenty-fourth Infantry
McMaster
Castellane Divorce Case Hearing Set for October Dates
Paris July 26 The court fixed the hearing for Countess Anna de Castellane versus Count Boni for October 17 or October 24 if not ready on the first date. Creditors suits against the countess seeking liability for the count’s obligations were set for the same dates.
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Paris
Anna de Castellane
Count Boni
Father pleads life jail for support to twenty five children
In Brooklyn court Valentine Yonkowski a tailor asked to be jailed for life saying he has fathered twenty five children and cannot support them. He refused bail and insisted the custody of his ten children from a second wife be resolved.
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New York
Valentine Yonkowski
Brooklyn
Yonkowski
Yankowski
Meesons
Steamer with Finnish Workers Barred from Landing at Reval
A steamer carrying Finnish workmen arrived in Reval but authorities refused landing. The vessel departed as the men sang the Marseillaise.
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Reval
Russia
Financial crash looming for Russian securities amid unrest
St Petersburg reports warn of a financial crash as Russian bonds are propped up by old Berlin and Paris methods. Protests and newspaper suppression continue in provinces with limited peasant risings, including Kostroma and Domitrovsk, while troops stay concentrated to defend lines to Moscow and St. Petersburg.
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St. Petersburg
Red
Witté
Berlin
Paris
Kostroma
Moscow
Baltic
Domitrovsk
Orel
Fredericks
War Office
Moscow Under Semi Martial Law in Citywide Military Guard
Moscow remains under semi martial law as troops mass across the city. Radiating rail lines are protected and Nikolay Station, the Moscow terminus to St Petersburg, hosts a machine gun detachment on duty.
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Moscow
Nicholas Station
St.Petersburg
Troop Columns Advance From East and West in Kempton Castle Area
Russian defense reports two columns of troops moving toward Kempton castle near Tukuma with forces advancing from the east and west as of July 26.
Improvement on the Bourse in July Gains
The July 26 report notes a more confident mood on the bourse after the government coup d etat. Government securities shift slightly, with most issues moving one to three points.
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Bt. Bears
Videx Proletariat
Prolonged Debate On Russia General Strike
July 26 Saint Petersburg reports a proposed general political strike backers for mass oratory yet to commence. Proletariat leadership fears exhaustion and lack of below uprising while Social Democrats back the strike but unions resist due to starvation risk. Stolypin government assures liberal regime in notes.
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Bt. Petersburg
Prince Dolgouroukoff
Stolypin
Stolypin Declares War on Liberal Reformers in Russia
Premier Stolypin, with the czar's backing, orders a total crackdown on all who advocate liberal reforms. A telegram to governors general and others calls for ruthless action against revolutionists, socialists, and the educated liberal and landed classes. Constitutional Democratic clubs are closed and progressive newspapers silenced nationwide.
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St. Petersburg
Stolypin
Russia
Caucasus
Constitutional Democratic Party
Thaws Mother May Act for Lunacy Commission
Report says Harry Thaw's lawyers plan to press for a trial while rejecting criminal insanity exams and seek civil court action to appoint a lunacy commission. Mrs William Thaw, his mother, may appeal to the Supreme Court as next of kin to appoint the commission.
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New York
Harry Thaw
Stanford White
Thaw
William Thaw
Supreme Court
Interparliamentary union approves ship contraband rule
London July 26 The Interparliamentary union adopts a principle that ships carrying contraband of war or its cargo may not be destroyed and that private property at sea should be immune, with calls to discuss armament costs at The Hague and funds for future conferences. The next meeting is expected in Berlin in 1908.
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London
Conference of the Interparliamentary Union
Interparliamentary Union
International Council
Berlin
City council fuels streetcar clash with 500 at Fulton street
Cleveland July 26. The Municipal Traction firm fights Cleveland Electric Railway by sending 500 workers to tear up Fulton street tracks. Mayor Johnson and Police Chief Kohler oversee action, defy an injunction, and continue work. The injunction is served and work proceeds to lay tracks for Municipal Street Railway in the same area.
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Cleveland
Traction Company
Cleveland Electric Railway Company
Fulton Street
Johnson
Municipal Traction Company
Kohler
Toad Company
Fulton
Seapenee
Municipal Street Railway Company
Children slain by lightning strike claim three lives
A lightning strike fatally affected three children and badly burned their mother. The incident likely caused the children to die from shock or asphyxiation before the mother realized the danger. Authorities are investigating the blaze and aftermath.
Sage Funeral in Troy for Russell Sage
Russell Sage was buried in Oakwood cemetery in Troy beside his first wife after arriving from New York in a private car and with a funeral party of about twenty. Rev. Dr. Andrew Hageman conducted a brief service before the body was interred, and the engraving on the monument will read I have done the best that I could by the light of the day.
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Troy
N. Y
Russell Sage
New York
Oakwood
Mr. Sage
Sage
Andrew Hageman
Merged Brick Firms Form Hydraulic Press Brick Co
Plans in progress merge brick plants from Findlay Kansas City Chanute West Superior Zanesville Rochester Chicago Philadelphia Washington Toledo Cleveland Minneapolis Omaha into the Hydraulic Press Brick company of St. Louis. Fourteen firms join, capital stock rises from 3.5 million to 10 million, units to be renamed, output estimated at 500 million bricks annually.
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St. Louis
Findlay, CO
Kansas _ Cit
Kah
Chanute
Kan
West,Superior, Wis
Zanesville, C
Rochester
N.Y
Chcago
Kansas City
Philadelphia
Washington
Toledo
Cleveland
Minneapolis
Omaha
Hydraulic Press Brick Company of
St. Louis Company
Stabbed to Death in Warsaw Gendarmerie Clash
Colonel Salama toff of the gendarmerie is stabbed to death in Warsaw. Assassin Salamatoff, assistant to the chief of gendarmes for Warsaw province, attacked by two men who fled in opposite directions as the colonel died.
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Warsaw
Salamatoff
Freight handlers strike disrupts Oakland shipments
San Francisco reports 400 to 600 Southern Pacific freight handlers in Oakland are on strike, raising freight tieups. They demand higher pay from 22 1/2 to 25 cents an hour, matching gains granted on that side of the bay, complicating railroad operations.
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San Francisco
Southern Pacific Company
Oakland
Bay
Five held on stamp fraud charges in New York courts
Five men were arrested and held in $1,000 bail for further examination over washing and reselling state tax stamps. Police said about 2,000 men and boys in the Wall Street district were implicated in the stamp scheme.
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New York
Wall Street
Nine Thousand Workmen Out Strike in Riga Russia
In Riga Russia seven planned working hours saw a large strike as about nine thousand factory workers halted work during the day causing disruption in production and signaling unrest among labor ranks.
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Riga
Russia
Freeman Chemist Found Unconscious in Jail Cell
Walter Ki Freeman a chemist once linked to a camphor synthesis claim was arrested at Osca New York for larceny of 2500 dollars by Parke Davis Co Detroit and later found unconscious in his jail cell after taking morphine authorities could not confirm suicidal intent his case drew scientific interest years ago.
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New York
Walter Ki Freeman
Osca N. Y
Parke, Davis& Co
Detroit
Mich
Freeman
Two Men Detained After Rockford Chase On Campus
Police officers Graham and Quinn arrested two men after a 30 block chase and hand to hand fight on Rockford college grounds. Edward and George Everett were identified as suspects. valuables and papers were found on the prisoners.
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Rockford
Rockford’ College
Graham and
Quinn
Edward
George Everett
Om Labs
Murderer Sentenced to Hanged at Folsom Sept 12
Auburn Cal July 26 Webber who murdered his mother brother and sister two years ago to obtain the family estate valued around $60 000 was brought into court and sentenced to be hanged at the Folsom penitentiary on Sept 12 next.
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Auburn
Cal
Webber
Folsom
Harvest Imports Likely as August Start Looms
Winnipeg reports minister of agriculture says more than 20 000 harvest workers will be imported to handle the crop. The harvest is expected to begin early in August.
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Winnipeg
Man
Dan R Paced Record Holder Dies At Pittsburg Track
Dan R a noted pacer with a 2.01 percent record collapsed and died of heart disease at Brunot track Pittsburg. Joshua Bennett seventy an insurance agent of South Kee died from a blow to the head in an apparent assault. the attacker remains unknown.
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Dan R
Pittsburg
Joshua Bennett
Southkee
Ice Combine Alleged in Wisconsin Dealers Case
Madison July 26 Attorney General Sturdevant holds that an ice combine exists and ice is a necessity of life. District Attorney Bosshard of La Crosse alleges three La Crosse dealers control the major part of the ice and are in a megalo combination.
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Madison
Wis
Sturdevant
Bosshard
la Crosse
Rice mill blaze destroys vast stock in Beaumont
A large brick warehouse of the McFadden Weiss Kyle Rice Milling company in Beaumont, Texas, burned down destroying a substantial portion of rough rice stock. The loss valued over $300,000 accounted for half the South's rough rice. Fire crews responded but could not save the stock.
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Beaumont
Tex
McFadden- Weiss-Kyle Rice Milling Company
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