Negroes Attack on Indianapolis Car Leads to Arrests
Deputy Marshal Sanders and Conductor Foster confronted three armed black men on a Bean Creek Indianapolis car. Orlando Starks and Lee were jailed for assault and battery with intent to kill. all three from near Garfield Park. Police expect a preliminary hearing. Orlando Starks sought.
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Youthful zeal leads to risky powder sale in Syracuse
In a Syracuse hardware store a boy sold a corn hoe with blasting powder by mistake. The customer returned sparked by the error and the head of the firm arrived to settle. The boy was determined to keep the customer from tasting powder and suggested grinding it into coffee.
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Weather forecast for Sunday and Monday in Indiana Illinois Ohio
Washington July 5 Weather forecast for Sunday and Monday. Indiana fair on Sunday with showers in extreme northwest. Monday showers and cooler with fresh southwest winds becoming northwest. Illinois south fair. north showers Sunday. Monday showers and cooler with fresh southwest winds turning northwest. Ohio fair Sunday. Monday cooler with fresh southwest winds. Barometer readings and temperatures listed. comparative mean temperature and precipitation since January 1.
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Movements Of Steamers Across Major Ports
Shipping news lists arrivals and departures dated July 5 to July 6 at New York Hamburg London Cherbourg Genoa Liverpool Havre. Vessels include Ryndam Norge Etruria Sattedinnehaha Hohenzollern Potsdam Zeeland Furneasia Lucania Um Cymric Minneapolis Montevidean St Paul Vaderland Trave Campania La Touraine and others.
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Lieut Arnold Cleared of Cruelty Charge in Philippines
War Department exonerates Lieut Frederick T. Arnold of direct knowledge or complicity in prisoner treatment by his command in the Philippines. Secretary of War notes abuses were preventable and praises his overall kindness to natives and aid to municipal government and schools.
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Secretary Root to Review Gen Smith and Major Walter Case
Secretary Root will take the papers in the Gen Jacob H Smith and Major Walter trials to Oyster Bay next week for final action by the President. He declines to announce the court martial findings but the War Department practically admits a reprimand for Smith's conduct toward Walter regarding orders for the Samar campaign.
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Vatican Obstacle to Friar Lands Withdrawal in Philippines
The Vatican objects to directly facilitating friar withdrawal from the Philippines, preferring a compromised approach or outside force, and noting meetings postponed due to a royal funeral. cardinals will reassess Taft's propositions while avoiding direct involvement. In Washington, naval forces on the Asiatic station report only three cholera deaths and few cases amid the East’s outbreak, describing cautious conduct in China and the Philippines.
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Cape Colony Constitution Issue Sparks Pacification Plan
Parliament faces indemnity and possible special powers as the imperial government weighs taking steps to pacify the colony and protect British interests. Cape Colony Premier Sir John Sprigg argues suspension would threaten self governance, while officials urge rapid assembly of Parliament to authorize necessary legislation for peace and prosperity.
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Retirement of Salisbury After Coronation
London reports Lord Salisbury plans to retire from public life at the first possible moment after the coronation. His distance from office has grown with age, his antipathy to publicity deepening, and Conservative leaders pull less insistently for him to remain. Observers note his absent mindedness yet say he remains capable when required.
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Through Persia on Horse Back with Griscom Mission
Private advices from Teheran dated June 13 report Lloyd Griscom United States minister to Persia and his wife completed a thousand mile horseback journey through central and western Persia to study trade routes and boost American commerce. They faced hardships but earned warm receptions in Ispahan and Hamadan where American missionaries hosted the ministerial visit.
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Troubles of Turkey and Old Bailey Case At London
A Turkish detachment surrounded Bulgarians at Petrili Monastir killing thirty and taking others prisoner. France threatens action over Smyrna incident. At the Old Bailey Charles Bright faces trial for concealing 500000 of his estate amid bankruptcy, with a verdict expected July 10.
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Tornadoes and Storms Sweep Midwest and West Coast
Whiting Iowa reports a small tornado wrecking six buildings injuring Mrs. Campbell and two Barber family members. livestock killed and crops damaged. Winthrop Minnesota tallies more than twenty buildings moved up to 100 yards. no deaths. St Paul Minnesota endures heaviest rainfall in years flooding basements and destroying the German Lutheran Church. Council Bluffs Iowa records a severe storm with tornadoes in several towns. corn and oats suffer heavy damage and rain nears cloudburst levels.
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Severe Hailstorm Hits Central Nebraska Crops
A violent hail and rainstorm swept central Nebraska last night causing extensive crop and property damage. Grand Island reports vegetation destroyed over a seven by four mile strip, with many plate glass windows shattered and trees ruined. Corn and unharvested grain beaten to the ground. Elm Creek Amherst Miller West Point and other towns were struck by mammoth hailstones.
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Gale in Newfoundland Destroys Fishing Property and Shipping
A furious July gale at St Johns Newfoundland wrecked seaboard fishing property and disrupted shipping. The steamer Harmony broke moorings, damaged vessels and wharves, and grounded at Petty Harbour after rescuing its crew. Other ships were beached, with large losses feared to the Grand Banks fleet. In Chicago, July 5, the heat peaked, a laborer William Nagler died, and seven others collapsed from the heat.
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Ohio Boy Wins Brussels Conservatory First Prize
Francis MacMillin a sixteen year old violinist from Marietta Ohio captured the first prize at the Brussels Royal Conservatory music contest. He also won the Van Hal prize of 528 francs and earned praise from the jury for greatest distinction. The Brussels press noted the victory amid debate on limiting future contests to Belgians.
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Colorado mountain towns report snowfall inches to three
Denver reports in mountain towns of Colorado saw snowfall from one to three inches. Leadville reported night fall and Aspen recorded more than two inches yesterday.
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Postal Telegraph to Handle PRR Telegraph Business Tomorrow
President Cas satt of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company Superintendent Shaffer and C P Bruch of the Postal Telegraph Company conferred on moving the Postal Company to handle PRR telegraph traffic between New York and Pittsburg starting tomorrow. Western Union will keep current railroad wire business for now.
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What the Poor Spend Ainslee's Magazine Eye on Poverty Economics
Ainslee's analysis notes poor families in New York's East Side conserve on meals yet spend on social outings such as Yiddish theater and beer. It contrasts inexpensive staples and high per unit costs for the poor, including coal and rent, with the richer paying less for essentials, arguing poverty forces costly little purchases while moderation and better circumstances could improve productivity.
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Carnegie buys Acton library, Times reports
The Times reports Andrew Carnegie has purchased the library of Lord Acton in London. The deal reportedly closed recently and adds Acton’s historic volumes to Carnegie’s growing philanthropy funded collection.
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Child debuts in civics lesson with Roosevelt remark
In a New York Evening Post item a nine year old self-appointed civics instructor rehearsed presidential greatness when interrupted by a five year old listener who stated with earnest conviction that the country is run by President Roosevelt, not by the country itself.
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