Riot at Lehigh Valley depot sparks militia call
A July riot near Lehigh Valley and the Philadelphia and Reading lines left three Pottsville men beaten and stripped of their bundles. Deputy Beddall fired over the mob to shield the trio as police and locals cleared the station. In Pennsylvania, Judge Patton extended a restraining order against union groups in Leechburg to deter intimidation of Beal’s miners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Beddail
Bberii Saya
Lehieh Valley
Philadelphia
Mr. Good
Vaughn
Mr. Bennet
Pottsville
Tinett
Gowd
Beddall
Dickson colliery resumes in Scranton with returned strikers
In Scranton Green Ridge the Dickson colliery of the Delaware and Hudson Railway resumes operations today after two weeks of cutting and loading coal. Superintendent Rose notes coal is hoisted through the breaker. Three area collieries are now active Oxford and Cayuga are the others. Delaware Lackawanna and Western plans another startup tomorrow. Strikers offer little resistance to workers returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Dickson
Delaware & Hudson Railroad Company
Green Ridge
Rose
Oxford
People’s Coal Company
Cayuga
Delaware
Presidents of anthracite roads meet in New York
In New York on August 1 a meeting of presidents of the anthracite coal roads took place at the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad president Bauer's office. An NYO&W official said the strike situation was discussed but no action was taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Anthracite Coal Roads
Bauer
Philadelphia & Read Railroad
New York, Ontario & Western Railroad
Miners to Receive Aid Regardless of Union Status
SHAMOKIN PA Aug 5 From the ninth United Mine Workers district headquarters it was announced that all miners will receive financial aid hereafter whether they belong to the union or not. Idle nonunion men had threatened to return to work unless aided by the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shamokin
United Mine Workers
Dyna mite blasts wreck home in Wandling area
James Elias of Wandling returned to work at Richmondale colliery last week. A dynamite blast under the front of his house today wrecked the lower part while occupants on the upper floor escaped with minor cuts and bruises from falling glass and plaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
James Elias
Wandling
Richmondale
Judge Goff To Hear Habeas Hearing Today In Clarksburg
Judge Goff began the habeas hearing in Clarksburg on August 5, as part of an important ruling expected. The hearing centers on key legal issues likely to determine the detainee's confinement and future legal status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portant
Day
Clarksville
W. Va
Goff
Weather forecast for Wednesday and Thursday in Midwest and Ohio
Forecast for Wednesday and Thursday calls for fair weather in Indiana Illinois and Ohio with moderate temperatures. Northwest winds become variable in Indiana and Illinois with light rain possible in some areas. Ohio sees cooler southeast portions with brisk northwest winds and generally fair skies. Temperature readings show a 65 percent humidity and light rain at wind shift times.
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Washington
Indiana
Ilinois
Ohio
R.H
Montrosd W. Hayes
Movements of steamers listed across European ports
Arrivals at New York and European ports include Friesland from Antwerp Grosser Kurfverst and Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse from Bremen Sordinier from Glasgow Pennsylvania from Hamburg and Mesaba from London Also ships sailing Graf Waldersee to Hamburg Southwark to Antwerp Kronprinz Wilhelm from New York Noor dam from New York Kroonland from New London Minnetonka from New York and Bovic at Liverpool
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New York
Friesland
Antwerp
Grosser Kurfverst
Bremen
Sordinier
Glasgow
Pennsylvania
Hamburg
Mesaba
London
Graf Waldersee
Southwark
Kronprinz
Whihelm
Rotterdam
Noordam
Pav Rrs
Kroonland
New London
Aie
Minnetonka
Liverpool
Bovic
Miners’ Injunction Case Turns on Property Party
Attorneys contended the injunction issued against the Guarantee Trust Company of New York did not bind the Clarksburg Fuel Company since they were not named in the suit. The prosecution argued the mortgage held by the Fuel Company made them effectively owner of the property under dispute. Judge Goff adjourned court to 11 tomorrow to rule on whether the Fuel Company must be joined, a ruling that could decide the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guarantee Trust Company of
New York
Clarksburg Fuel Company
Trust Company
John W. Coniff
Guarantee Trust Company of New York
White to Return Concluded From First Page
Strikers clashed with troops in Galicia over two days leaving twenty three dead or wounded as confrontations spread. Three Ruthenian Chamber members petitioned Premier Von Koerber accusing officials of siding with landlords and mediating in the violence. In Switzerland Miss Whalley, English guest at a hotel, survived a mountain ordeal after wandering from St Luc, breaking her ankle and enduring two cold nights before rescue.
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Chamber of Deer
von Koerber
London
Daily Express
Vienna
Galicia
Zeinal
Switzerland
Whalley
St. Luc
Ayer
Banquet in Shanghai Highlights Tariff Strain on China
General Sharretts, the American tariff commissioner, told a Shanghai banquet that Chinese taxes, needed to meet central government obligations, have driven the people to near penury. He opposed abolishing likin and replacing it with a surtax, warning it would be disastrous for nations including the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
General Sharretts
Sharretts
Uniteds
Kaiser Wilhelm II to Launch German Ocean Liner at Stettin
Emperor William will attend the launching of the North German Lloyd steamer Kaiser Wilhelm II at the Vulcan shipyard in Stettin on Aug 12. The ship, largest and designed fastest, will be 707 feet long with 29,000 horsepower and 19.5 tons displacement, to carry 1,000 cabin passengers.
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Berlin
Emperor William
Vulcan
Stettin
International News Roundup From The Hague To Italy And Germany
Kruger visits by Gen Lucas Meyer in The Hague. Kruger to call on Steyn. US cruisers Chicago and Albany reach Cronstadt. Czar to Reval for German Emperor arrival. King Victor Emmanuel donates 100000 lire for St Mark's Campanile repair. Archduchess Anna and Duke Siegfried engagement broken off. Cecil Rhodes will proved in Cape Town. executors abroad delay. Archbishop Mackray details and Canadian church roles. Don Cameron accident reports disputed. wife slightly injured. Ritchie tipped as exchequer chancellor. Rev Kennedy of Philadelphia leaves Rome to fund enlarging American College in Naples. buys houses for block. Evelyn Baldwin refutes Arctic voyage conflicts. Gerard Hauptmann plans national theater at Schreiberhau, Riesengebirge, to rival Bayreuth. He finishes Poor Henry season and writes a secret novel.
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United States
Chicago
Albany
Cronstadt
Reval
Victor Emmanuel I
St. Mark's
Venice
Colane
Marie Anneneldade
Austria
Siegfried
Bavaria
Vienna
Cecil Rhodes
Cape Town
Mackray
Rupertsland
London
Archbishop Mackray
Canada
University of Manitoba
Order of St. Michael and St. George
Don Cameron
Pennsylvania
American College At
Rome
Naples
Bayreuth
Uptmann
Henry
Indianapolis Loses Doubleheader To Kansas City Blues
Special to the Indianapolis Journal reports Indianapolis lost both games in Kansas City. Beville paced the day with two doubles a single and a triple in game two as the Blues overtook the visitors 8 to 6 aided by timely hits and errors. Game two ended after the eighth due to darkness with Kansas City trailing 6 to 2. Rothfuss starred in the field for Kansas City and Kellum led the visitors at the plate in game two. The Milwaukee and Minneapolis results follow with heavy batting headlines and notable plays across the league.
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Indianapolis Journal
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Beville
Blues
Williams
McDonald
Watkins Club
Rothfuss
Fox
Gibson
Kellum
Woodruff
A. E. Rothfuss
Grady
Ee Nance
Ole Lewee
S. DA
Riett Smith
McAndrews
Thiel
E. Hoghever
Kihm
O'Brien
Ote
Coulter
Kuhns
Heydon
Lewee
Nance
Smith
Hogriever
Haskell
Ferguson dominates as St Paul edged by Columbus in 4-2 win
Ferguson out pitched Thomas as St Paul received errorless support in a 4-2 victory over Columbus. Notable plays include McNeill and Byers scoring, with key hits from Daugherty Hendricks and Shannon. St Paul left six on base while Columbus stranded seven. Attendance and precise game times vary in the report.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Ferguson
Thomas
R.H
E. Colum
R.h.o.ae
Shannon
Herd’ke
Lumiey
M’furl'd
Gems
O' Hagen
Fox
Knoll
Waxner
Puller
Columbus
Fuller
Daugherty
Marcan
Geler
Hendricks
Aire
Dargie Shannon
Huggins
Marecan
Kelley
O'Hagen
Figgemeier
Indianapolis and Kansas City Play Tomorrow in Indy
The Indianapolis and Kansas City teams will travel after today’s game in Kansas City and arrive in Indianapolis tomorrow to fill the open date and play a postponed contest. The game is slated for 3 45 p.m. The Indiana squad has a strong western trip record and should draw a large crowd. Kansas City also appears here Friday and Saturday with a ladies lay day noted Friday.
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Indianapolis
Kansas City
Home series lengthened to morrow and scores dip noted
The long home series will begin tomorrow instead of Friday. Ameri can Association scores yesterday show mixed results with Indianapolis losing twice and Louisville winning. Youth teams the Runaways and Haruff Indians seek matches with city squads. calls for contact list and age groups are given.
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American Association
Indianapolis
Louisie
Wasson
al Gisler
Haruff Indians
Charles Bauman
New
Grand Circuit Day Two Delivers Few Surprises at Buffalo
Direct Hal and The Roman repeat earlier wins in straight heats with easy leads in 2:24 pace and 2:18 trot at Buffalo. A first heat collision unseated drivers King Charles and Grasshopper. Maloney injured but race continued with all horses allowed to start remaining heats. Gold Brick rallied in the 2:30 pace while crowds swelled at Joliet and Frankfort meets as slower tracks and rain affected schedules.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Hal
Roman
King Charles
Grasshopper
Cooper
Maloney
Direct Hal
Geers
Bessie Hal
Junius
Ch. G
Saunders
Tertimen
B. G
Hudson
Ch. H
Miller
Beausant
B. H
Spear
Ch. m
Hear _ Grasshopper
Vice Regal
James
Cherry Lass
Br. m
Starr Hallie K
Benedict
the Roman
McKinney
Pan Wanda
Benson
Senseme
Allie Wood
B. m
Baron Dillon, Jr
Fuller
Allabrieve
McDonald
Minka
Ch. m. Ollaughmer
Lauretta
Dis
Lord March
Hal Parker
Aoe Funston
R. G
Orin B
B. G. Raat
Joliet
Semassa
Billy
Ella
Reed
Stipulator
Annabell
Bob McCormick
Anterose
Brown Sam
Nervelo
Noamie
Earl Park
Pat Wilkes
Hidalgo
Donta McGregor
Diavolo Injured In Looping the Loop Fall
Diavolo the American bicyclist crashed during his looping the loop act at the Aquarium in London. He was taken to Westminster Hospital unconscious with suspected concussion after missing the safety net and falling to the floor. He had fallen similarly twice in the past ten days and regained consciousness late tonight with full extent of injuries pending for 24 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Diavolo
Aquarium
Westminster Hospital
Cincinnati Wins 5 4 Over Brooklyn In Close Contest
Cincinnati edged Brooklyn 5 to 4 after a ninth inning threat by Brooklyn was thwarted. Kelley Sheckard Beckley Keeler Crom Crawford Dolan Dahlen Farrell McCreery Steinfeldt Hahn Flood Bergen Kitson all contributed, with Kitson’s three base hit noted. Attendance about 2,000 at Brooklyn.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Cincinnati
Kitson
Cincin
R.H.O.A.E
Brook
R.H
A.E. Kelley
Sheckard
Beckley
Keeler
Crawf'd
Dolan
Seymour
Dahlen
Peitz
Farrell
Corcora
McCreery
Steinfidt
Irwin
Hahn
Flood
Bergen
Kelley
Crawford
Lynch
Chicago Triumph Over Philadelphia in Sluggish Contest
Lundgren kept the home club to five scattered hits as Chicago won easily. A ball in the ninth inning struck Wolverton in the eye forcing him to retire. Attendance 1,224. Score Chicago 3 Philadelphia 1. Batteries Lundgren and Kling Fraser and Jacklitsch. Bases on balls Lundgren 2 Fraser 7. Struck out Lundgren 3 Fraser 4.
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Pittsburg
New York
Tannehill
H. Smith
Matthewson
Bresnahan
Philadelphia
Lundgren
Chicago
Wolverton
Kling
Fraser
Jacklitsch
Boston
St. Louis
Willis
Kittridge
Pearson
Ryan
Detroit
Mercer
Buelow
Sparks
Driger
Cleveland
Washington
Hess
Wood
Patten
Clarke
Boston Beats St. Louis In Close Baseball Game
Boston defeated St. Louis in a tight matchup with Willis earning the win over Pearson. Greminger's first inning play stands as the lone bright moment. both starters were hit hard at times. Final score 8 to 4 in Boston.
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Boston
St. Louis
Greminger
St Louis Tops Orioles in ten innings for last win of series
St Louis defeated Baltimore in ten innings to clinch the last game of the series as Sudhoff Harper and Kahn faced Butler Shields Smith Yeager in a loosely played affair. Detroit beat Boston in the odd game behind Mercer and Buelow with 12 runs and a late rally. Cleveland won in the tenth on Gochnauer and Ely as Hess fanned three and fielded error-free and Chicago dropped a costly loss on two errors and Murphy two-baggers while Daly and L Cross starred.
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Minneapolis
Toledo
Minne
Lynch
Meaney
Sally
Burns
Cooley
Termer
Witmat
Kleinow
Werden
Gilks
Hyers
Smith
Quillin
Mack
Grant
GraMus
Sporer
McNeil
Coggswell
Pittsburg
Rose
Brooklyn
Chicago
Boston Seeas
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Philadelphia
New York
Eoeee
Pet
Ates Elsget
Boston Philadelphia
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Baltimore
RHE
Sudhoff
Harper
Butler
Shields
Mich
Boston
Mercer
Criger
Sparks
Cleveland, O
Gochnauer
Ely
Hess
Philippines
Murphy
Daly
L. Cross
M. Cross
Evansville Defeated After Mistakes and Poor Hitting
In Evansville Indiana on August 5 the home team fell behind due to lack of stick work and errors. The final score shows Cedar Rapids edged Evansville after a tense day, with Batteries Bonno and Seisler noted for Evansville and Dahlquist and Weaver for Cedar Rapids. At Terre Haute on the same date the opening game required eleven innings to decide.
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Evansville
Ind
Cedar Rapids
Bonno
Seisler
Dahlquist
Weaver
Terre Haute
Have you seen Mrs. Austin's last new dress
A brief inquiry about Mrs. Austin's latest dress prompts curiosity about her wardrobe. The note mentions no date or event, focusing on social style and domestic interest.
Brynhild Wins Royal Yacht Regatta Off Cowes
The second day of the royal yacht squadron regatta on August 5 saw twelve starters for the King's cup. Brynhild won the race with Meteor III finishing second and Glory third. King Edward observed the event as Brynhild crossed the line at 5:54 with Meteor III at 6:13 and Glory at 6:16:58, while Leander and Florinde followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cowes
Royal Yacht Squadron
James Pender
Brynhild
Lancelot Rolleston
Rupert Gui
Island of
Wight
Solent
Benny Munroe Loses Twenty Mile Pace Race
Atlantic City reports Benny Munroe beaten by George Leander in a twenty mile motor paced race at the Coliseum. Leander and Munroe finished with time 22 11 5. Two mile amateur handicap results also noted with C Venderen, M Young, and E Derofft mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
Benny Munroe
George Leander
Coliseum
Munroe
C. Venderen
M. Young
Ae E. Derofft
Chicago
Bennie Munroe
Memphis
Army marksmen tally leads to August team pick
Private Frank Weik of the Twentieth Infantry won the department rifle competition in Chicago. The ten top scorers form the Department of the Lakes team for the Aug 15 army contest and receive gold, silver, or bronze medals. Roell Woodley and Hall hold ranks as corporals or drum major among the team selections.
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Chicago
Frank Weik
Twentieth Infantry
Department of the Lakes
Department
Weik
Smeets
Cundiff
Roell
Barre
Infan Woodley
Infa' Hall
Stevenson
Infa
Forest
Fourteenth Infantry
Woodley
Hall
Werk
Foulkerer
Condiff and Roell
Newton Sands Dead After Street Car Strike
Newton Sands, struck by a street car at Eighteenth and Montcalm streets on Monday night, died at City Hospital this morning at 1 o clock. He was fifty nine, a laborer, and left several sons and daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton Sands
Eighteenth
Montcalm
New York Navy Yard prepares foundation for 16000-ton Connecticut
Work begins on the Connecticut battleship project at the New York navy yard with 3000 piles to be driven for a firm foundation. The undertaking will be the largest ever at the yard, surpassing prior efforts including the Maine disaster.
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New York
New York Navy Yard
Connecticut
Neork Yard
Maine
Par Excellence Upsets Alabama Stakes at Saratoga
At Saratoga on August 5 Par Excellence, a selling filly at 40 to 1, narrowly beat Lux Costa by a neck to win the Alabama Stakes for three year old fillies as Zoroaster set a new track record. Heat Sax Finishers include Alsano and Boutonnierre in open dash. attendance over 4,000. In Chicago, MacChesney suffers a fall while Huachuca wins the six furlong race with Corrigan second and Herodiade third.
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Saratoga
N. Y
Lux Costa
Willam C. Whitney
Gunfire
Hatasco
Josepha
Par Excellence
Femesole
Alsano
Boutonierre
Zoroaster
Alsono
Horningside
Chicago
MacChesney
Harlem
McChesney
Dodona
Inspector Shea
Huachuca
Albert Enright
Lampoon
Babb
Highland Park meeting opens with wreck in juvenile dash
At Detroit on August fifth the Highland Park meeting opened with a four and a half furlong race for two year olds. ten started and four fell after barrier release led by Lady Gallantry. Jockeys Adams Minder Lorne Kelly Kinsler escaped serious injuries, with Kinsler able to rise. The race also saw Lorina as favorite defeated by Lady Kent with Bil Massie Optima Bell Court McManus following.
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Detroit
Cassidy
Lady Gallantry
Adams
Enchance
Minder Op Lorne
C. Kelly
Exapo
Kinsler
Kins
Jockeys
Lorina
Lady Kent
Bil Massie
Optima
Bell Court
McManus
Delmar Feature Goes to Miss Golightly as Erema Fails
At Delmar ST. LOUIS Aug. jockeys Lester and Young led the wagering, with Miss Golightly narrowly beating favorite Erema in the six furlong feature after leading early. Results showed Joe Lesser and Jack Young among others winning, followed by Tenny Belle Miss Sonora Bengal and Josie F. in order.
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ST. Louis
Aug
Joe Lester
Jack Young
Bengal
Josie F
Delmar
Erema
Miss Golightly
Joe Lesser
Tenny Belle
Miss Sonora
Reward Offered for Stolen Necklace in England
New York reports Scotland Yard offers a 5 000 dollar reward for the recovery of a single string of magnificent pearls with ruby and diamond clasp lost by Mrs. C A Spreckles of San Francisco at a British railroad station en route to America aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse. The necklace bought in Paris is valued at 20 000 dollars. Mrs. Spreckles, with Miss Spreckles, arrived in New York today while police seek the jewels.
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New York
Scotland Yard
C. A. Spreckles
San Francisco
London
New York American
Paris
America
England
Multiple Executions and Arrests Reported Across States
A digest of crimes from Glen Ridge New Jersey to Chicago and Mississippi describes suicides, murders, arrests, and suspected illicit activity. Notable items include Mrs Anna Pierson’s death by hanging, a fatal shooting in Tallahatchie County, and a Chicago boat murder defendant Louis Tombs again ordered to hang on August 11 after reprieves.
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Anna V. L. Pierson
William H. Pierson
Glen Ridge
N. J
Attie Allison
Tallahatchie County
Miss
John Little
Alison
Little
George W. Johnson
Lexington
Charles Salyers
Harry Gates
Charlies Green
John Richard
Buffalo
Austin Crowe
Denver
Guinea Bill
Henry Truesdell
Carman
Gilson
Gates
Bennett
Pearl County
Homer Bennett
Jonas Crawley
Cullen Gates
Ed Rudy
Henderson
John O'Brien
Rudy
O'Brien
O’brien
Joseph Allen
Pittsburg
Achsad King
Findlay
John Roach
Kramer
Louis G. Tombs
Chicago
Yates
Supreme Court
Northcott
Mount St Marys Seminary Alumni Meet Elects Officers
The third annual Alumni Association gathering in Cleveland Ohio drew about 15 priests from the Midwest. Religious services were in St. Kate Church followed by a business meeting electing President the Rev. Dr. Come of Payton Ohio, Secretary the Rev. Mings of land, Treasurer the Rev. F Howard of Columbus, and the Rev. Father Wilkins of the Diocese of Ryan pa. A pirate meeting will be held in Chinaath.
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Cleveland, O
Alumni Association of
Mount St. Mary's Seminary
Cincinnati
Middle West
St. Kate Church
Come
Payton
Dent
Mings
Land
F Howard
Columbus
Father Wilkins
Ryan
P Newt the Hollewen
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