Crowd lynching follows after inquest crowd urges probe
The mob at the jail seized three Black men despite pleas from Helford Betsy Ida Me ane Stephens and others. They were hanged about a quarter mile from the jail, with shots fired into their bodies as a governor and crowd watched, raising fear of further retaliatory violence and cries for swift justice.
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Mme. Hill
Mowever
Eri
Helford
Betsy
Ida Meane Stephens
Him
George R Eons
Lynn Tallferra
Husy
Goveror
Jim Lane
Mod
Usey
Death of Dennis J. McCarthy in Union Hospital
Dennis J. McCarthy of New York died in Union Hospital after a five week illness of paresis. He arrived in Pall River last August and stayed at the Reading Hotel while friends recalled a once lucrative New York career. A touring cleric identified him as a brother to Father James J. McCarthy of New York, and a local clergyman confirmed the family link, revealing McCarthy’s mysterious fortune and absence of a wife and children.
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Pall River
Mass
Dennis J. McCarthy
New York
Union Hospital
Reading
James J. McCarthy
Dennis Me
Meald
McCarthy
Fogarty
Metarthy
Militia Adjutant Major Almy Dies in Puerto Rico Hospital
William J. Almy adjutant renewal died in the Military Hospital at San Juan de Porto Rico from appendicitis after five days illness. His body to be sent to the United States. Mis and three daughters sailed for the States six weeks ago. The deceased’s home was Philadelphia. Almy born in and rose to major with Porto Rican regiment. He was son of the late Admiral Cleveland. Aug. 1 lodge.
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San Juan DE Porto Rivo
Aus
William J. Almy
Almy
United States
Mis
States
Philadelphia
District of Columbia
Crimes Report From Across States Details Jealousy and Robbery
A sprawling crime summary notes Wyatt Harelens of Brownstown West Virginia killing his sweetheart Maud Raig before suicide, and mentions a Memphis dispatch about a man named Goin shooting another and then dying by his own hand. It lists a Kentucky death by stabbing over a love dispute, a Palestine train wreck complicity charge, a Colorado Springs jewel theft from Mrs Ferguson, a Mississippi jail mob attempt to release prisoners, and a North Carolina impersonation case tied to a postal robbery warning.
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Wyatt Harelens
Brownstown
W. Va
Maudraig
Memphis
Senatobla
Goin
West Kk
Hen
Henry Hii
William Holloway
Holloway
Charles Waterford
Ferenc Trunk
Sheree
Simpson County
Mississippi
Jackson Westerday
Johnson
Reuben Negrows
Rich
United States
Movements of Steamers in New York Port
Movements of steamers include arrivals from Hamburg and Liverpool to New York and Philadelphia, with sailings to Cherbourg and routes via Queenstown and Gibraltar. Notable ships: Deut Jara Belcray from Hamburg. Kalterin res from Bremen. Trave from York.
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New York
Deut Jara
Belcray
Hambvurs
Aka
Frek
Puersture
Ply Wih
Mpagne
Hevre
Eenetown
Sailyd
Waesland
Adelphia
Liverpoolt
Liverpool
Sailod
Cambrojmaen
Partland
New England
Loveton
Queenstown
CHER
Did He Use A Sickle Case for the Coroner
Baseball game report from Chicago Aug 1 highlights Waddell’s pitching in top form allowing six hits. Two Motormick errors in the eighth aided St Louis, Wallace at short notable. Final Chicago 4 St Louis 2 with: batteries Waddell Kaboe Sudhoff Schriver. Struck outs: Waddell nine Sudhoff one.
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Chicago
Waddell
Motormick
St. Louis
Wallace
Waddell and
Kaboe
Sudhoff and Schriver
Suedhoff
Boston’s Winning Streak Broken in Hard Fought Loss
New York defeated Boston 6 to 2 as both teams produced sharp defense and timely hitting. Matthewson excelled late while Dineen struggled, and Van Haltren stole a base as Kennedy’s control woes aided the visitors in Brooklyn.
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Boston
New York
Matthewson
Dineen
van Haltren
Cincinnati Defeats Batavia in Afternoon NL Action
Batavia fell to the visiting Cincinnati National League team this afternoon by a large margin. Stimmel and Bergen were the battery for Batavia while Livingood and Kileney partnered for Cincinnati in a one sided game.
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Batavia
Cincinnati
Stimmel
Bergen
Livingued
Kileney
Double Header Ends In Split For Baltimore Washington
In Baltimore the double header between the Baltimore and Washington clubs ended split with mixed hitting and pitching. Batterloe McGinatty Bresnahan produced early runs for Washington while Baltimore counters with Gear Clarky later in the day. In Philadelphia Philadelphia beat Boston as both starters were hit hard but none walked or hit batsmen. Sete Ely joins a local American League club Saturday and the Batteries Cuppy Schreck Wiltse Powers contributed.
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Baltimore
Washington
Batterloe—McGinatty
Bresnahan
Rhe Fahltimore
Gear
Clarky
RHE
Howell
Lee and Clarke
Philadelphia
Bovton
Sete Ely
Pittsburg
Chicago Whitewash Beats Detroit In Strong Victory
Chicago pitchers Callahan and Sugden held Detroit to a scattered offense as Callahan allowed only one hit. Final score Chicago 7 Detroit 0. Batteries were Callahan Sugden for Chicago with Yeager and Buelow catching. The game featured precise control from Callahan and a dominant Chicago defense.
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Chicago
Chicagos
Detroit
Callahan
RHE
Sugden
Yeager
Buelow
Local fans savor Marion team ownership shift and stable season
Special to the Indianapolis Journal Marion Ind Aug 1 Charles W Halderman buys four fifths of the Marion Baseball Association Prank Brosier holds the remaining fifth All other stockholders transfer to Halderman and Brosier The Marion team woes appear resolved as ownership stabilizes for the current season and next if the Western Baseball Association continues in business
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Indianapolis Journal
Marion
Ind
Western Baseball Association
Charles W. Halderman
Marion Baseball Association
Prank Brosier
Messrs. Halderman and Brosier
Logansport
Chestnut
Ch. G
Brown
Woo
Sam Twister
C. H
Moilit
Hallie Lear
Ch. m
Marvin
Dick Tumbler
Rex
Grace B
Jack Riles
B. S
Elliott
Rosebud
S. m
Ceiler
May Belle
B. m
Wilson
Dagmar Muscovite
Milo
Julia S
Charles B
Senator Brice
Micah
Happy Ford
Billy H
Judge Flask
Doctor Benny
Dave Patchen
Katherine M
Orphan Girl
B. McGrath
James
B. H
Williams
Jack Sidney
B. G
Ryder
Downland
Dorothy Fairbanks
Harry O
Bogash
Alpha W
Ames R
Amity Ed
Ruby Mack
Independence Edges Columbia In Windward Race At Chicago
Newport Aug 1 The Independence trails Columbia early then gains on the windward leg finishing five minutes 14 seconds behind on corrected time. Measured by Joan Hyslop she carries less waterline length after trimming four tons of lead. Cadillac beats Milwaukee in Canada Cup trial at Chicago by eight minutes in a nine knot windward return race.
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Newport
Independence
Columbia
Shamrock I
Brenton
Reef
Lee
Joan Hyslop
New York Yacht Club
Chicago
Cadillac
Milwaukee
Bony
Edith W. Won 2:06 Pace at Logansport and Middletown
In Columbus Ohio on August 1 the Grand Circuit met with over 50 spectators as Dr Book Dainty Queen Edith W and Captor won the day’s four races. The 2:06 pace saw Edith W prevail after Hetty G attempted to repeat early wins, while Egogen withdrew with a strained tendon. Other results note Dainty Queen in 2:24 pace and Captor in 2:26 trot, with Crescens and The Abbott later planned for Brighton Beach.
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Columbus
Dr. Book
Dainty Queen
Edith W
Captor
Gracie
Vauban
Hetty G
Bonnie Direct
Riley J
Son
Direct
Egogen
Aving
Crescens
Totter
B. G
McKinney
Trice Ds Cseesag
Trianweed Love
Aod Vauban
Pilot Mc Dainty Queen
Peeler
Munson
Curtis
Ch. m
Ma Xava
McLane
McDowell
Jean Cuyler
Murph
Nancy King
Bik. m
Majers
Huston
Dot Miller
C. m
Walder
Gertrude
Br. m
Hall
Charlie Hofer
B. g.Houston
Ethel
Tdith W
Ben Loman Way
B. m
McCoy
Bis
Riley
Eyelet
Gr. m
Br Smee
Milton
B. H
Powell
Egozen
V. H
Critchfield
Br. G
Clellian
Marvin
Brocken
Ervin
Algunettia
Sanders
Delecto
Big Dureh
Leawis
Yachts Shamrock Erin Conclude Calms In Azores Passage
In Ponta Delgada Azores on August 1 Shamrock rode anchor at 535 PM while Erin dropped hers at 550 PM. The daily runs since Sunday reached 200 miles 26 287 264 and 276 miles by noon today. They passed many ships. cup challenger towed only in calms.
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Ponta del Agada
Azore Islands
Shamrock
Erin
Chicago National League club plans and signings in Pittsburgh
Chicago reports that President Johnson will place a team in Pittsburgh to challenge the National League. Four players Jake Beckley Clarence Beaumont Inns Wagner and Jesse Tannehill have been pledged by the American League to the new club Recreation Park is chosen for their grounds Colonel Kerr, formerly with the National League’s Pittsburgh club, will head the venture. Dayton game notes include a Dillon collapse and a 14 run inning for the Igcals. Grand Rapids beat Marion 15 to 7 with Bailey and Zalusky batteries.
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Johnson
Pittsburg
American Leene
Jake Beckley
Clarence Beaumont
Inns Wagner
Jesse Tannehill
Recreation Park
American League PLC
Lee
Colonel Kerr
Flanagan to Fight for Irish American Club Colors
John Flanagan, the world hammer champion, resigns from the New York Athletic Club and will compete under the Irish American Athletic Club banner. The switch follows two years of membership with the IAAC and signals a notable shift in elite track competition.
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John Flanagan
New York Athletic Club
Joseph S. Fulton
Brooklyn
Royal A. Garni
Worcester
Coliseum
Fulton
Leander
Chicago
Columbus Port Wayne games postponed to next week
Columbus Ohio crowds hear that the Columbus Port Wayne games set for today and tomorrow are postponed due to the races. Fort Wayne will play a double header here Saturday. Toledo report notes Sudhoff had fair support and Hughey showed strong control in a separate game segment.
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Columbus, O
Columbus- Port Wayne
Eames
Timorrow
Fort Wayne
Toledo
Sudhoff
Hughey
Water Color wins Brighton Derby at Brighton Beach
In New York on August 1 the Brighton Derby of $1010 was run at Brighton Beach. Water Color led from early, outpacing All Green and Mortallo to win by five lengths in 2 54 1 5. Bellis and Dr Preston followed. Water Color started at 1 to 7. In Chicago, Jockey Winkfield was reprimanded for careless handling of Hargis in the first race as Parnassus beat Hargis by a head with Nat Goodwin showing speed early.
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Columbus, O
Creseeus
the Abbott
Brighton
Marks
Abbott
Ed Geers
McCully
Brighton Beach Association
Crescens
New York
Brighton Beach
All Green
Mortallo
Bellis
Preston
Margraviate
Chicago
Winkfield
Ross
Hawthorne
Hargis
Parnassus
Nat Goodwin
the Conqueror II
Frond
Steel strike talks stall as Morgan silence persists
Amalgamated Association officials press for settlement while Mr. Morgans response remains unseen. Executive board meets in secrecy to decide next steps amid rumors of nonunion replacements and possible endgame in the dispute.
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Morgan
Amalgamated Association
Mr. Morgan
United States Steel Corporation
Glass Bottle Slowers' Scale Conference At Atlantic City
Factory rules occupy the wage committee of the National Green Glass Bottle Manufacturers Association and the Green Glass Bottle Blowers Union in Atlantic City. Blowers oppose removing pending boys on bottles under thirty two ounces but regulation keeps work pairs up to twenty four ounces. Knoxville streetcar strike halts service and pits union against nonunion backers. one nonunion man faces pistol allegation. Union barbers refuse to share with Traction Company manager.
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Atlantic City
N. J
National
Green Glass Bottle Manufacturers’ Association
Green Glass Bottle Blowers’ Union
Knoxville
Tenn
B. F. Henry
Southern Railway Stiiking
Central Labor Union
CC Well
Traction Company
Cigar Makers Threaten Factory Closures Amid Crisis
In Tampa Florida on August 1 1906 cigar manufacturers announce they will not reopen without control of their business. J M Mercer a white man convicted of assaulting a girl received a reprieve delaying execution amid public indignation and Resistencia union pressure. Threats of lynching are reported as more names are tied to the unrest.
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Tampa
Fila
J. M. Mercer
Resistencia Union
Mercer
Tacoma Union Telegram Claims Government Contract Change
Tacoma Machinists' Union reports Moran Bros in Seattle won a government contract causing iron workers strike, Bremerton government workers laid off due to lack of work, claiming Metal Trades Association influence with the administration altered plans.
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Tacoma
Wash
Tacoma Machinists’ Union
McKinley
Moran Bros
Seattle
Bremerton
Metal Travtes Association
Peace Effort Gains Momentum in San Francisco Labor Talks
The Municipal League met secretly with labor leaders and employers and reports an encouraging outlook for settlement. A basis of adjustment may be reached within twenty four hours, signaling a new phase toward peace in the local labor trouble.
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San Francisco
Municipal League
Five brakemen fired over harvest labor scam on railroad
Five freight brakemen on the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul river division were discharged amid allegations they helped transport harvest laborers from Chicago to St Paul and South Dakota in box cars to save ticket costs, sharing small payments with employment agents. The workers deny any scheme.
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ST. Paul, Minn
River Division
Chicago, Milwaukee
Mixed Notices From Coast to Coast on Various Affairs
A roundup states Kanawha with General Wood sails New York for New England coast. James Wilson arrives in Lincoln to inspect corn belt crop conditions. Rockford Ia man Oliver Mitchell dies after accidental back shot during a sham battle in Mason City. Tamany Hall deputy John F. Carroll arrives in New York, unsure when Croker returns. Cleveland Mayor Tom L Johnson in New York planning private affairs and denying political talks. Mrs Dashault wrecks Ritter’s saloon at Sandusky in a brick and glass incident. Boulder Colo marks quarter centennial. Corporal Palmer fatally shot near a artillery piece. Boston judges deny Thomas M Scott release from jail over alleged note default. Colorado’s statehood centennial opened with Zeb Pike statue unveiling in Colorado Springs. 5,000 spectators. North Atlantic squadron shatters coal-coaling records at Pensacola. Kearsarge, Alabama, Massachusetts break tonnage marks. Illinois will present Frances Willard statue to Washington, model by Helen Fears Mears after study with St Gaudens. White marble statue to be completed promptly.
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General Wood
New York
New England
James Wilson
Lincoln
Neb
Oliver Mitchell
Rockford
Mason City
John F. Carroll
Tammany Hall
England
Richard Croker
Tom L. Johnson
Cleveland
Sandusky
Josephine Dashault
D. A. Dashault
Ritter's
Carrie
Thomas M. Scott
Bell
Superior Court
Boston
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Micah F. Clarke
Colorado
Colorado Springs
Zebulon Montgomery Pike
John Robinson
William Palmer
Theodore Roosevelt
Pensacola
Adriane
Channel Fleet
Kearsarge
Alabama
Massachusetts
Om Towe
Buffalo
Frances E. Willard
Ilinois
National Capitol
Washington
Helen F. Mears
Oshkosh
Wis
State Board of Commissioners
Miss Mears
Augustus St. Gaudens
Paris
Diagnosis of Rabies in Animals Described by Dr Salmon
A summary from the Agricultural Department Year Book notes two rabies forms, furious and dumb, both deadly. It explains that furious rabies makes animals irritable and biting, while dumb rabies paralyzes the jaw early, limiting biting. The onset is faster in dumb rabies, and jaw paralysis often marks the final stages.
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D. BE. Salmon
Bureau of Animal Industry
Agricultural Department
United States
Ihs
Salmon
Chicago Whist Players Lead in Milwaukee Tourney
Milwaukee Wis Aug 1 Two new contests started in today’s American Whist League tournament for the Minneapolis and Milwaukee trophies. No clear winner yet in any contest except perhaps the Hamilton trophy where Chicago leads with a high score so far.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Chicago
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