Picnic at Spring Lake for City Newspapers Officers
Guests from Indianapolis and Eastern Traction Company and city newspapers were hosted at Spring Lake Park near Greenfield. A special car carried the group at 4 pm, boats filled the lake, rain arrived, baths were enjoyed, supper followed, bouquets were given, then vaudeville entertained in the pavilion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Chipman
Indianapolis & Eastern Traction Company
Spring Lake Park
Greenfield
The
Traction Company
Mr. Chipman
Robert Davis
Haing
Olof Valley to Debut in America at Fair Bank Next Week
Basso Olof Valley makes first public appearance in Amer ica at Fair Bank, after arriving to fulfill a short vaudeville engagement. He comes with European renown and is joined by contralto Oia Hayden. Leor Roberts and Mise Demerest wrap a successful week with a matinee and evening show, featuring new songs and a notable cornet solo by Master Scott Wade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olof Valley
America
Fair Bank
Mr. Valley
Oia Hayden
Leor Roberts
Mise Demerest
Scott Wade
Reisners Return From Egypt Exploration Reach Boston
Dr G A Reisner and Mrs Reisner of Indianapolis travel on the Saxonia to Boston. Reisner has just returned from leading an Egyptian expedition for the University of California. The party made discoveries advancing Egyptology and he brings back antiquities and photographic negatives. Reisner is son in law of H M Bronson Big Four official. They will spend time in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saxonia
Boston
G. A. Reisner
Reisner
Indianapolis
Egypt
University of California
Dr. Reisner
H. M. Bronson
Big Four
City News Notes and Local Incidents
Mr Joe J Grinsteiner Jr visits friends in the East. Fremont Keesling, a Hamilton county patient at the Central Insane Hospital, escaped yesterday afternoon. George W Tracy, arrested at Greenfield on counterfeiting charges and working a slot machine, released yesterday on 2% bail. Geo Ewing arrested by Detectives Huey and Splan for petit larceny, accused of stealing a gold watch and two rings from Carrie Davis of 35 South Senate Ave. Michael Dolan, a tramp, jailed after getting a 12 year old boy intoxicated, fined $1 plus costs and three months extra imprisonment. Walter Blackwell accused of stealing shoes from his roommate. he pawned them for fifty cents. John P Brown, secretary‑treasurer of the International Society of Arboriculture, to edit a magazine of arboriculture with first issue planned at Boanereville around Sept. 1. aims at railway officials and arboriculture in the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe J. Grinsteiner, Jr
Fremont Keesling
Hamilton County
Central Insane Hospital
George W. Tracy
Greenfield
Geo. Ewing
Huey and
Splan
Ewing
Carrie Davis
Senate Avenue
Michael Dolan
Stubbs
Walter Blackwell
West Michigan Street
Streit and Lush
Itte
Blackwell
Tenane Avenue
John P. Brown
International Society of Arboriculture
Arboriculture
Boanereville
Umber
Foot Race Promoter Denies Fraud Implicates Springfield Figures
Dennis Dannacher of Greensburg Indiana, a defendant in the foot race cases, confessed in Greensburg before arriving in Springfield. The sworn confession implicates Alderman Evan T. Brewer Johnny Connors L R Stilson and Gus Montgomery all of Jennings County and Kent and Billy Matthews the three foot racers. Stilson was arrested today and held on bonds. prosecutors seek Aug 7 continuance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ill
Dennis Dannacher
Greensburg
Ind
Evan T. Brewer
Johnny Connors
L. R. Stilson
Gus Montgomery
Allof Jennings
A. Kent
Billy Matthews
Brewer
Connors
Stilson
Justice Connelly
Booth
Murray
Shoffner
Hanes
Dodge Wolverton Returns Home After Disputed Abductions
Special to the Indianapolis Journal from Hartford City Ind July 31 Dodge Wolverton a farmer who took his children and vanished has come back. He faced fourteen affidavits and pleaded guilty to assault and battery and carrying concealed weapons. He was fined 2 dollars plus costs for the wife assault and 1 dollar plus costs on the other charge. He plans to contest the remaining cases and a divorce plus a twenty thousand dollar air man case. The rest will be heard next Monday. Wolverton says buckshot from Mrs Wolverton's brother struck his back. He will not bring the children from Windsor Can. and says they are with him. William Noonan urged his return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Hartford City
Ind
Dodge Wolverton
Wolverton
Lightning kills youth and drowning tragedy near Logansport
In two incidents today near Royal Center and west of Logansport, Charles Sunderling twenty is killed by a lightning strike as he and his father sheltered under a tree during a storm. Chelsie Girard seventeen drowns in the Wabash river after rowing to midstream and cramping. a friend on shore could not save him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Logansport
Ind
Charles Sunderling
Royal Center
Chelsie Girard
Wabash River
Ed Wilder
Elderly farmer drowns in Potts gravel pit near Tipton
Moses Carver aged seventy seven a prosperous farmer southwest of Elwood drowned in the Potts gravel pit south of Tipton on Wednesday evening while bathing with friends. He was about fifteen feet from shore in nine feet of water when cramps or heart failure caused him to sink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Elwood
Ind
Moses Carver
Potts
Tipton
Woman and three children die drop from bridge in Indiana
Evansville July 31 A horse drawing a buggy with Mrs John W Zimmerman and her three children aboard jumped from a bridge near Mount Vernon. The fall was about thirty feet. Mrs Zimmerman and one child were probably fatally hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Evansville
Ind
John W. Zimmerman
Mount Vernon
Greentown Barn Burns in Lightning Blaze
KOKOMO Ind July 31 The barn of John Pierce near Greentown was destroyed by lightning causing losses of 2000 dollars. A week earlier Pierce’s three horses were killed and his wife was thrown from the barn receiving injuries that may be fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Kokomo
Ind
John Pierce
Greentown
Pierce
Cloudburst Causes Severe Damage in Warsaw Indiana
A cloudburst in Warsaw Indiana caused several thousand dollars in damage as rainfall reached three and a half inches in under an hour. Homes flooded, factory work halted, the Big Four sidetrack washed out, and venues such as the Moody Memorial building and Minnie Wawan Inn flooded forcing guests to relocate meals. In Winona Lake the Auditorium flooded during an entertainment, forcing evacuations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Warsaw
Ind
Winona Lake
He Moody
Washout on C R M line halts westbound trains at Marion
Heavy afternoon rain washed out the C R M line west of Marion causing no westbound departures. Lightning struck Mrs Mary Stephenson's residence this afternoon with damage under eight dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Marion
Ind
Mary Stephenson
Purdue Faculty Gains Two Appointments in July
Two new appointments to Purdue University's faculty were announced in Lafayette. Fritz B. Ernst, a 1900 graduate and former Railway Age editor in Chicago, is named instructor in locomotive and car design in the mechanical engineering department. J. R. McColl is named associate professor of thermodynamics, arriving from the University of Tennessee to succeed C. H. Robertson who resigns to undertake scientific work in China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Lafayette
Ind
Purdue
Fritz B. Ernst
Railway Age At
Chicago
Forsythe
J. R. McColl
C. H. Robertson
China
McColl
University of Tennessee
Indiana University Summer Session Sets Attendance Record
Graduates and staff details from Michigan Agricultural College and Cornell appear in a Bloomington report. The July 31 dispatch notes Harry Bronson of Purdue, noted baseball pitcher and captain, has been named confidential secretary to Rock Island Railway agent John Sebastian in Chicago. It mentions Bronson's father H. M. Bronson, a Big Four assistant general passenger agent. The Bloomington summer session drew about 300 students from nearly every Indiana county and neighboring states, marking the third year of university operation after earlier private management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan Agricultural College
Cornell University
Harry Bronson
Purdue
John Sebastian
Rocksland Railway
Chicago
Bronson
H. M. Bronson
Big Four
Indianapolis Journal
Bloomington
Ind
Matrimonial Bureau Scam Arrest Near Butler
Mrs Victoria Gibson of Butler is in custody on charges of fraudulent use of the mails. United States authorities accuse her of running a matrimonial bureau through ads that drew in several victims who sent money for brides. An information affidavit by J A Knight of Basile Kansas cites his own payment for a prospective wife to Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lagrange
Ind
Victoria Gibson
Butler
United States
J. A. Knight
Basile
Kan
Kansas
Pay envelopes theft prompts payroll overhaul at Terre Haute plant
Bartlett Martin timekeeper at American Car and Foundry in Terre Haute stole pay envelopes beginning last January. He created fourteen fictitious workers, keeping over $200 in his pockets. An auditor will review payrolls, and police report he fled after jail release and a jeweler's inquiry about a diamond ring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Terre Haute
Ind
Bartlett Martin
American Car and Foundry Company
Martin
Knightstown Quarantine Lifted Over Smallpox
Henry County Commissioners with health officer Dr Mendenhall ended the smallpox quarantine around Knightstown Indiana after five weeks. Quarantines in Hancock and Rush counties were also eased, allowing Knightstown to be largely free of the disease and restore business operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Knightstown
Ind
Henry County Commissioners
Mendenhall
Rush County
Hancock
Hancock County
Rush
Bluffton Adopts Metropolitan Police Ordinance
Bluffton Indiana council passes a metropolitan police ordinance and names Lemuel Stout as police chief with John Crosbie as subofficer. The Democratic council may override mayor Plessinger’s veto at the next meeting. Plessinger’s term ends September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Bluffton
Ind
Lemuel Stout
John Crosbie
Stout
Crosbie
Plessinger
Probaly
Possible Case of Murder at Kokomo Rail Yard
Bert Knotts formerly of Indianapolis was found dead near the railroad tracks in Kokomo Indiana. Both legs were severed and no money was found on him though he had cash in his pockets for the Sipe show training quarters. The night before David Brown was robbed at the same location and another shooting had occurred a month earlier. Knotts was twenty eight years old and the body would be taken to Indianapolis for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Kokomo
Ind
Bert Knotts
Indianapolis
Knotts
Sipe
David Brown
Tin workers reject 25 percent wage cut in export tin
In Pittsburg, Amalgamated Association of Iron, Tin and Steel Workers members oppose a proposed 25% wage reduction by the American Tin-plate Company aimed at securing a $1.5 million tin box order from Standard Oil. Lodges have largely voted against the plan with tabulation due next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Tin and Steel Workers
American Tin-plate Company
Wales
Marion Council Sets Terms For Union Traction Franchise
The Marion council debated a new Union Traction Company franchise offering rights across the city. The ordinance requires pavement between tracks and twenty two inches on each side, with several extensions planned. The franchise will be revised and resubmitted next Tuesday with a likely grant, and the city’s $50,000 damage suit against the company may be withdrawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Marion
Ind
Union Traction Company
Emancipation Day Celebration Set for Marion
Marion Indiana prepares for Emancipation Day with events at Rowan's Park beginning at 8 a m headed by committee members Mat Knox James Booth and Charles Spires. Principal speakers Gurley Brewer Dr A Furniss of Indianapolis and Rev W H Fisher of Marion will deliver addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Marion
Ind
Indiana
Mat Knox
James Booth
Charles Spires
Rowan's Park
Gurley Brewer
A. Furniss
Indianapolis
W. H. Fisher
Odd Fellows hold 11th annual Jay and Randolph reunion
Ridgeville Indiana hosts the 11th annual reunion of the Odd Fellows from Jay and Randolph counties on July 31. Local lodge members gather for fellowship and community service, with plans announced for future charitable events and mutual aid activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Ridgeville
Ind
The
Odd Fellows of
Jay and
Randolph Counties
Indiana Conference Set for September Session in Rensselaer
Lieutenant Governor Gilbert and A. O. Marsh spoke as officers were elected in the local meeting. T. W. Johnson of Saratoga was named president, J. M. Condon of Dunkirk vice president, and W. H. Bad ders of Dunkirk secretary and treasurer. Bishop John H. Vincent will preside over the Northwest Indiana Conference at Rensselaer in September after returning from Europe. Dr. Beck, Valparaiso district presiding elder, will retire and a successor chosen. Four South Bend Methodist churches invite the 1903 session in their city. Remonstrances block liquor licenses in Wells county and Bluffton. Pittsburg Plate Glass plants reopen, Kokomo, Elwood, Alexandria among sites, with 8000 workers receiving a 6 percent wage raise and $30,000 in premiums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Laporte
Ind
John H. Vincent
Europe
Northwest Indiana
Rensselaer
Indiana
Vincent
Beck
Valparaiso
South Bend
Indianapolis Journal
Kokomo
Pittsburg Plate Glass Company
Elwood
Alexandria
Puckett Not Arrested After Police Confrontation
Muncie Indiana July 31 Fred Puckett who knocked down two policemen to appease his resentment at being dismissed from the force has not been arrested. No one seems to care to hunt him earnestly. The policemen have been instructed that he must be brought in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Muncie
Ind
Fred Puckett
Ice plant quarrel leaves man near death in Evansville
Evansville July 31 James Brandon and Howard Tuck employees at an ice plant quarreled and Brandon was struck in the head with a brick by Tuck. Brandon is not expected to live. Metamora July 31 Scott Daw son of Columbus Ohio and Miss Cora Hammond were married at noon at the bride's parents home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Evansville
Ind
James Brandon
Howard Tuck
Brandon
Tuck
Metamora
Scott Dawson
Columbus, C
Cora Hammond
King Edward’s Cruise Update From Cowes
Bulletin says King Edward rapidly improves after injury. He walks the pavilion deck with Queen Alexandra by his side aboard the Victoria and Albert amid fine weather. The King will review colonial troops and present coronation medals at Buckingham Palace on August AU, with Indian troops possibly to be reviewed same time or the day after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Edward
Cowes
Victoria and Albert
Osborne
Australia
Princess of Wales
Solent
Buckingham Palace
French salute welcomes Root on Paris arrival
General Pistor of the French army greeted American secretary of war Elihu Root aboard the steamship La Savoie and welcomed him to France on his landing. Secretary Root then proceeded to Paris with General Porter and General Leonard Wood, greeted by M. Delcasse and Capt. Paul Vignal. Root plans to travel to Carlsbad tomorrow to rejoin his family.
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American Republic
Root
Pistor
Paris
Horace Porter
United States
France
Leonard Wood
la Savoie
General Porter
M. Delcasse
Paul Vignal
Washington
Vignal
Carlsbad
Pioneering Rush county settler Isaac Parker dies at 78
Isaac Parker, a Rush county pioneer and longtime Friends Church member, dies at 78 in Knightstown Indiana. Born in Ohio, he left a wife and four children and was widely known across Henry and Rush counties.
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Knightstown
Ind
Isaac Parker
Rush County
Friends‘ Church
Henry
Rush
Ohio
Muncie
W. W. H. Cassidy
Eugene Water
Urbana
Richmond
Celia Hunt
Jonathan Hunt
Milton
Madison
Joseph Johnson
Dupont
Richmond Coal Price Rise and Local Developments
Richmond faces higher fuel costs as coal jumps to eight dollars a ton and a court injunction blocks the Richmond Natural Gas Company from using pumps. Other notes include Cambridge City hosting a prize cabbage, Dalton considering ball games on Sundays, and the Grave family planning an August 14 reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Ryan
Anderson
Richmond Natural Gas Company
Cambridge City
Dalton
Greencastle
Cloverdale
Old Settlers
Jap Miller
Martinaville
James Whitcomb Riley
Elwood
Terre Haute
John T. Beasley
Representative Holliday
Democratic District Committee
Mount Kimbla Colliery Explosion Kills Miners
An explosion at Mount Kimbla colliery in Wollongong New South Wales causes heavy casualties. Twenty seven bodies recovered and one hundred forty nine miners rescued. remaining miners believed entombed. Part of the mine is on fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Mount Kimbla
Wollongong
Hammond Companies Sale Nearing Closure to Armour Firm
Chicago July 31 The Tribune reports the sale of the controlling interest in the G H Hammond Company and the Hammond Packing Company to Armour & Co or Armour members. The price is not disclosed but the deal involves about five million dollars. Hammond plants are in St Joseph Missouri Hammond Indiana and South Omaha Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
the Tribune
G. H. Hammond Company
Hammond Packing Company
Armour & Co
Armour Firm
Hammond Companies
St. Joseph
Hammond
Ind
South Omaha
Neb
Rosebery Sees Brightening Outlook for Liberals
Lord Rosebery spoke at a Liberal League dinner in London with Asquith Grey Fowler Haldane and others. He cited the North Leeds by election for Roland Barran as a sign of growing public judgment on domestic policy while warning that many such wins are needed. He urged imperialist Liberal principles and described the Liberal League as a unifying rallying point rather than a cause of disunion.
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London
Lord Rosebery
Liberal League
Herbert H. Asquith
Edward Grey
Henry H. Fowler
Richard B. Haldane
House of Commons
North Leeds
Roland Barran
Barran
Gladstone
Midlothian
North Leede
Liberal Party
Emperor William pardons Lieutenant Hildebrand in duel killing
Berlin July 31 Emperor William pardons Lieutenant Hildebrand who received two years in fortress for killing Lieutenant Blaskowitz in a November duel at In sterburg East Prussia. Blaskowitz drunk at his bachelor dinner struck Hildebrand, sparking a regimental court of honor ruling the duel unavoidable. Hildebrand served seven months. pardon sparked criticism over secrecy and sentencing.
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Berlin
William
Hildebrand
Blaskowitz
Insterburg
East Prussia
Ildebrand
Largest tree discovered in Sierra Nevada reserve
Fresno July 21 report that the largest known tree in the world has been found on a government reservation high in the Sierras of this county. The felling around the base shows a six foot diameter, the tree described as enormous and possibly world leading in size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fresno
Cal
Sierras
Miss Etna Butcher Named Nurse Superintendent in India
Springfield paper reports Miss Etna Butcher daughter of Rev. M. B utcher pastor at Chandlerville appointed by the woman's society as superintendent of nurses in Jhadia India She is a Knox College and Johns Hopkins graduate from Galesburg Illinois and Baltimore Maryland respectively
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Etna Butcher
M. 8. Butcher
Chandlerville
The
Woman's Society
Jhadia
India
Knox College
Galesburg
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Grant of 81 250 000 aid for British West Indies sugar planters
In Parliament Colonial Secretary Chamberlain explains a 29 000 relief grant for sugar planters, noting a royal commission findings, Brussels sugar bounty abolition, and a brighter outlook with a developing direct trade by fruit steamers. It outlines gov response when in office and expected improvements ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
House of Commons
British West Indies
Chamberlain
West Indies
Arrival of the Grand Duke Boris
SAN FRANCISCO July 3L H J H the Grand Duke Boris a cousin of the Czar of Russia arrived from China today on the Coptic. The ducal party will go to New York and probably will spend about a month in the United States after which they may go to England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Boris
Czar
Russia
China
New York
United States
England
Grampus torpedo boat launched in San Francisco
The Grampus, one of two small torpedo boats ordered by the United States Navy from Union Iron Works, was successfully launched in San Francisco on July 31. The vessel will ride only about eighteen inches out of the water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Union Iron Works
United States Navy
Coal and diamonds spark hopes for Caribbean trade revival
The message notes coal in Trinidad and diamond and gold prospects in British Guiana, shifting economic focus from sugar to mineral wealth. It warns of a bounty abolition in 186, requiring at least £250,000 to bridge the period and ensure relief funds reach the neediest, amid reports of hundreds dying daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinidad
British Guiana
Cholera Ravaging Manchuria With Rapid Spread
Official reports show cholera increasing across Manchuria with hundreds of daily deaths. Inka, Harbin, Mukden, Port Arthur and other towns report high case counts and fatalities among Chinese, Russians, and Europeans as data pour in from multiple regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Petersburg
Manchuria
Inka
Harbin
Mukden
Port Arthur
Kirtin
Chachodsy
Yalu River
Kipling Buys New Country Home Near Turnbridge Wells
London dispatch reports Rudyard Kipling has purchased a new country house near Turnbridge Wells after feuds with Brighton villagers over his aunt Lady Burne-Jones. He previously dispersed a mob at Rottingdean and closed a drill hall he lent to the public amid pro Boer sentiment. Lazy Oxford criticizes the university while praising American institutions Harvard and Cornell for wealth and teaching talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Rudyard Kipling
Brighton
Rottingdean
Turnbridge Wells
Kipling
Burne- Pacis
Edward Burneones
Oxford
New Liberal Review
J. K. Fotheringham
Foundation
Cornell
Harvard
United States
Oil Combine Plot Involving Rockefeller Rothschild and Nobel
News from St. Petersburg describes attempts by Russian and English oil firms at Baku and Batoum to form a export cartel against Rockefeller Rothschild and Nobel interests. The proposed pact sought preferential shipping rates, but the government refused and internal disagreements doomed conferences already months past. The existing cartel already splits the English market by share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Petersburg
Rockefeller
Rothschild
Nobel
Daily News
London
Baku
Batoum
Kitchener Receives Sword of Honor in Cape Town Dinner
Lord Kitchener is presented with a sword of honor by Sir Joseph C. Dimsdale at a South African dinner in London. He thanks the givers and hopes the sword will not again be drawn in South Africa, noting the region’s mineral and agricultural wealth as the makings of a new America in the southern hemisphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lord Kitchener
Cape Town
Joseph C. Dimsdale
South Africa
America
Beauchamp Joins Liberal League Defection Shocks Officials
London July 31 announcement that Earl Beauchamp has defected from the Conservatives to the Liberal League stirs political circles amid Liberal North Leeds by election excitement. Beauchamp, former Governor of New South Wales, resigned in March 1900 and married Lady Lettice Grosvenor, sister of the Duke of Westminster, on July 26.
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London
Earl Beauchamp
Liberal League
Leeds
Viscount Hampden
New South Wales
Lettice Grosvenor
Duke of Westminster
Holbein Starts English Channel Swim From France
London July 31 Holbein began his swim from Cape Gris Nez France at 6 PM to reach Dover The night was calm sea smooth and the water 62 degrees He was six miles from the French coast at twenty minutes past six and at 11 PM was reported to be progressing well
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Holbein
Cape Gres Nes
France
Dover
City of Peking Towed After Propeller Shaft Break
The steamer City of Peking of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company, reported disabled with a broken propeller shaft in the Kuru Shimaya straits, was towed into Kob, Japan, today. It sailed from Hong Kong on the 22nd and heads for San Francisco via Yokohama and Honolulu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
City of Peking
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Kuru Shimaya Straits
Hong Kong
San Francisco
Yokohama
Honolulu
Queen Maria Christina Heads to Vienna After Madrid Departure
A dispatch from Rome via London reports Queen Maria Christina and Infanta Maria departed Madrid for Vienna. In Austria the Alps have seen several fatalities, latest being Victor Christ of the imperial opera company. Anarchists were reportedly arrested in Rome and Paterson, New Jersey, in coordinated activity. The Echo de Paris faces 20 000 franc damages in a libel ruling over Dreyfus affair coverage.
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Maria Christina
Alfonso
Infanta Maria
Madrid
Vienna
Victor Christ
Imperial Opera Company
Central News of London
Rome
Prince Henry
United States
William Best
Glenn's Sulphur Soap and Hulls Dye Ad Descriptions
An old advertisement column promotes Glenn's Sulphur Soap as a universal skin remedy for diseases, abrasions, and sores, plus Hull's Hair and Whisker Dye in black or brown. It touts soothing teething use for children and mentions Glenn's products as sold by druggists and retailers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn
Hull
Injunction Won Against Mine Workers Leaders In Virginia
In Charleston West Virginia July 21 President John Mitchell was enjoined in a federal suit filed by Chesapeake and Ohio Coal Agency Company New Jersey. Fifty coal companies and others including United Mine Workers leaders are defendants. The court granted a temporary restraining order preventing intimidation interference with mine operations and the occupancy of company tenements. A permanent injunction hearing is set for Charleston in November.
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Charleston
W. Va
John Mitchell
Chesapeake and Ohio Coal Agency Company
New Jersey Corporation
Ito
City of
New York
New Eiven
Chesapeake & Ohio River Rail«way Company
G. W. Purcell
W. B. Wilson
J. W. Carroll
J. A. Richards
United Mine Workers of America
United States
Keller
Coal and Coke Nts
Aloe
Saines
Ing
Keiler
Mii
Cokeoven
General Judge Keller Denies Starvation Order Injunction
In Charleston on July 1 General Judge Keller issued a statement correcting a circulated claim that he issued an injunction dubbed the starvation order. He said the correction is not for personal reasons but to avoid harming the labor versus capital struggle. He affirmed an order restricting the furnishing of saws to striking miners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
Feneral
Keller
Charleston man Green arrested for ambentg nonunion miners
A negro named Green, a striking miner from Charleston, has been arrested at Winona on charges of ambentg nonunion miners at Blume works on Monday. An immediate hearing is set. Men who fired at Red Ash miners are located and will be arrested at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
Green
Winona
Blume Works
Red Ash
Contempt trial continues amid sewers case notes
In Charleston West Virginia July 11 the contempt trial of John Richards and others proceeds with defendants testifying they were not served with the injunction. Superintendent Shaw of the Marion county workhouse reported prisoners and a rising total, with a notable Black inmate proportion, as officials noted an unusual influx of Negro residents and a high workhouse population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
John Richards
Sewers
Shaw
Marion County Workhouse
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