Colombia Civil War and Rebel Leaders Defeated
The civil conflict in Colombia has waned with rebel chiefs Argas Uribe Uribe and Soto fleeing after heavy defeats. Fighting persists mainly near Panama as rebels aim to hinder regular governance and canal interests. Foreign intervention attempts to influence Washington, D.C. and Paris talks over the Panama Canal title proceed, with attorney Russell traveling to Paris for joint action with Attorney General Knox.
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Colombia
Colom
Paci
Argas
Uribe-Uribe
Soto
Panama
United States
Washington
Charles W. Russell
Department of Justice
Paris
Atlantic City
Sereral Knox
Russell
France
Death of Mr Latimer After Brooklyn Burglary
Albert C Latimer stationer of New York died in a hospital after being shot by a burglar in his Brooklyn residence. He died unable to explain the intruder visit. Mrs Latimer recounted how her husband tried to grapple with the burglar before the shooting. A bike lamp shoes and a cap were found, but police have no trace of the burglar. Latimer’s wife is hospitalized, severely affected by the shock.
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New York
Albert C. Latimer
Brooklyn
Latimer
Government pays widow of Captain von Thoman in China relief
The government awarded 20,000 crowns to the widow of Captain von Thoman who led Austrian forces to relieve the foreign legations at Peking and was killed there. An annuity for her daughters’ education was also granted. The government also settled other claims related to the Chinese expedition.
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Vienna
von Thoman
Peking
Pirates lure players with big salaries in Indianapolis
In Indianapolis executives from the Three League and agents from Eastern and Western Leagues pursued Columbus and Indianapolis players to jump contracts. O'Brien of Buffalo, under alias Tom McBride, met players at English's Hotel and offered hundreds to switch. Columbus manager Grim and associate Quin confronted him, warning of violence if he continued.
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Indianapolis
Columbus
M. H. Sexton
Mr. Burrell
Grand Hotel
O'Brien
Buffalo
English’s Hotel
Tom McBride
Chicago
Sexton
Burrell
McBride
Keilum
Heydon
Kellum
George Fox
Bailey
English
Evel
Fox
Galley
Journal
Eddie Wheeler
Burrell Fox
Grim
Columbus Club
O’brien
Toledo
Nattress
Bob Quin
Quin
Mattress
Newark
Jersey City
W. H. Watkins
Charles Buschaupt
Watkins
Columbus and
Indianayene Club
Colorado Springs
Hart
Turner
Viox
Illinois Street
Western League
Pirates
Uni Station
Queen of Belgium Recovers From Chill
SPA Belgium July 9 Queen Marie Henriette contracted a chill yesterday causing grave anxiety. Today her Majesty is better and able to leave her bed.
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Spa
Belgium
Marie Henriette
Weather Forecast for Thursday and Friday in Multiple Regions
Washington forecast calls for Indiana showers and cooler in the north on Thursday and fair, cooler Friday. Milncis sees fair Thursday with showers in the far south, Friday fair and rising western temperatures. Ohio expects showers and thunderstorms Thursday, clearing Friday. Local observations show a barometer 30.08 at 6 am and 4 pm with temperatures high at 92 and low at 7, winds from west and northeast. W. T. Blythe, Section Director.
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Washington
Indiana
Ohio
R.H
W. T. Blythe
Movements of steamers across ports
Movements from July 9 show arrivals and sailings: Majestic from New York to Liverpool and New England from Boston to Liverpool, Ivernia from Liverpool to Boston set sail, Titanian, Iron Gow, Friesland from Antwerp, Philadelphia, and New York routes listed with several sailings to Southampton and Bremen. Corean and St Louis noted in transatlantic legs, with Westernland and Nederland arriving at respective ports.
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Queenstown
Majestic
New York
New England
Boston
Liverpool
Ivernia
Laurentian
Iron Gow
Friesland
Antwerp
Aladelphia
Southamp
Southampton
Bremen
Cher- Glasgow
Corean
Philadelphia
St. Johns
N. F. Lizard
St. Louis
Westernland
Nederland
New Twin Screw Nebraskan Arrives From Philadelphia
The Nebraskan of the American-Hawaiian line reached New York tonight from Philadelphia. It is one of three sister ships including the Nevadan and the Texan. All can use oil or coal as fuel. The Nebraskan, about 5000 tons, is a pioneer oil burning ship.
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New York
Nebraskan
American- Hawaiian Steamship Company
Philadelphia
Nevadan
Texan
United States
Hebrasken
O'Brien Plans Wabash Train Trip at Logansport
At the station two policemen noted a man named O'Brien with a big revolver in his pocket. He stated he intended to ride the Wabash train to Buffalo, a plan that amused others though he did not share the humor of the moment.
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O'Brien
Logansport
Buffalo
Helena Water Works Voters to Cut Off Service
Directors of Helena water works owned by Boston investors threaten to shut off water to Helena Montana after this month if the city fails to pay overdue bills totaling 373 00. Litigation has delayed payment as owners notify city authorities and fire underwriters of impending service suspension, abandoning sewerage and fire protection.
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Boston
Helena Water Works
Helena
Mont
Rain Stops Play As Columbus Edges Hoosiers In Shortened Game
A heavy rain at Washington Park halted a five inning duel after Columbus led 2 to 1. Miller started for Indianapolis, Wagner worked for Columbus, and key plays surfaced as Fox and G Fox figured in scoring. Two games scheduled for this afternoon were to be called at 2 o clock, with Miller or Williams for Indianapolis and Killen for Columbus.
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Washington Park
Columbus
Indianapolis
Fox
Ward
Hoosiers
Miller
Wagner
Wheeler
Brooklyn
Hart
Viox
Knoll
G. Fox
O'Brien
Coulter
Woodruff
Grim
Williams
Killen
Hutchinson
Dan Sheehan
Watkins
Sheehan
Toronto
Ten Inning Tie In St Louis Boston Ballgame
St Louis and Boston played ten innings to a tie at League Park as darkness halted play. Box scores show St Louis 5 Boston 5. Highlights include Smoot and Tenney for St Louis and Hartman and Nicholls for Boston, with pitching by ONeil and Pittinger. Other scores note Philadelphia beat Boston in seventeen innings.
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ST. Louis
Boston
League Park
Farrell
Cooley
Smoot
Tenney
Barclay
Demont
Donovan
Carney
Brashear
Lush
Nichola
Gr'm'ng
Hartman
Long
J. O'Neil
Moran
M. O Neil
Pittinger
Wicker
Calhoun
Kruger
Beore
Sarney
Greminger
Nichols
O'Neil
O' Day
Three League thriller ends in shutout and late win
Terre Haute blanked Decatur in twelve innings at Rock Island in a slow game. Only four Decatur players reached first as Terre Haute posted nine runs in a multicity score update. In Rock Island, Rock Island edged Rockford in twelve with a late burst, while Bloomington and Evansville saw rain suspend their game.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Decatur
Vickers
Starnagle
Daniels
Krebs
Rock Island
Rockford
Graham and Williams
Kilian
Thiery
Bloomington
Til
Bloomington-Evansville
Phillies Outlast Boston 17 Innings In Longest City Game
In Boston Philadelphia defeated the Red Sox 4 to 3 in seventeen innings before 3,783, with Parent tying the game with a sixth inning homer. Waddell shut down Boston late, and the game stretched into extra frames, marking the city’s longest professional contest in two decades. Also, Baltimore beat Washington 6 to 4 behind McGinnity, while St. Louis topped Detroit 4 to 3. Attendance figures: 200 in Baltimore. 7 in St. Louis. other details noted pitches, hits, and fielding plays.
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Boston
Philadelphia
Parent
Waddell
R.H.O.A.E
Phila
Mw.o.a.e
Hartel
Fultz
Davis
Freeman
I. Cross
Seybold
Lachance
Murphy
M. Crus
Warner
Sehech
Dincen
Stah O
Philadella
Scheick
M. Cross
Gleason
Cross
Dineen
Connolly
Drug Houses Burn in Dallas Wholesale District
Fire at Commerce and Murphy streets destroyed Patton Worsham Texas Drug J W Crow and H W Williams firms, with Scarff Connor paper house badly damaged and Santa Fe depot struck. Fireman Paul Melcher in serious condition from fumes. losses estimated 225000 to 250000, insurance about 175000. In Delaware news, Clarksville nearly wiped out by fire but Morrow department saved it. losses to city hall and stores limited.
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Dallas
Tex
Commerce
Murphy Streets
Patton-Worsham Company
Texas Drug Company
J. W. Crow Drug Company
H. W. Williams & Co
Scarff & Connor
Santa Fe
Paul Melcher
Wilmington
Clarksville
Morrow
Linton
Americans Lose Diamond Sculls at Henley in Standstill Beat
The second day at Henley features C B Titus of Union Boat Club New York trailing F S Kelley Balliol Oxford by wide margin in the diamond sculls. Kelley used cutting down tactics and a Bucks station advantage to win as Titus is outpaced and exhausted. Titus vows to return to Henley next year.
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Henley
England
Henry White
United States
White
Bucks
London Rowing Club
Leander
London
Trinity
Cambridge
Eton
Christ Church
F. S. Kelley
Balliol College
Oxford
Oxonian
Fawley Court
Kelley
Titus
Bucks Station
the Diamonds
R. B. Etherington-Smith
Leander Rowing Club
J. Beresford
Kensington
Smith
Third Trinity
Argonaut Rowing Club
Toronto
Collegians
Argonauts
Trinity Hall
Dublin
Royal School For Mines Boat Club
Thames Rowing Club
Union Boat Club
New York
Keiley
C. Craven
J. W. Knight
Reading Rowing Club
Leander Boats Club
Kensington Rowing Club
Kingston Rowing Club
Associated Press
Kelly
Temple Island
Scholes
Newaceae
Ronicle
Defea
Telegrah
London Papers on Henley Pose British Final Heat Dominance
London papers express elation that final Henley heats will be contested by British crews only and laud the sportsmanship of the Argonaut Rowing Club of Toronto, whose sailors were praised for grit and style amid the event's progressing schedule.
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London
Henley
Argonaut Rowing Club
American and Canadian sports roundup include rowing and tennis reports
The day covers rowing results with Titus and Kelley debates, tennis doubles at Westchester Club where Holcomb Ward and Davis beat Clothier Ogden in five sets, unfinished Whitman Ware match, plus Canadian open singles wins and Atlantic City cycling and golf challenge events with Burford Smith matches and future home games set for Muncie and regional clubs.
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New York
Country Club
Westchester
Holcomb
Ward
D. F. Davis
Clothier
Ogden
Malcolm Whitman
L. E. Ware
Wrenn Brothers
Niagara-On-The-Lake
Ont
Queen's Royal Courts
McMaster
Toronto
Patterson
Leonard
Harvard
Lindley
Yale
End Is In Sight Concluded From First Page
President Mitchell spoke in Nanticoke addressing coal miners and criticizing the Citizens' Alliance while vowing to uphold law and order. He warned against false strike-collapse reports as idle mines remain idle pending settlement. Charleston notes C&O cannot haul coal. locomotive engineers refuse transport. Winifred plans barge movement on the Kanawha.
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Mitchell
Nanticoke
Citizens’ Alliance
Miners’ Union
Charleston
W. Va
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad Company
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Ulion
Cassaday
Winifred Company
Coal strike in Roanoke coal yard sparks wary mobilization
In Roanoke Virginia 540 cars of coal were loaded yesterday as 7 carloads of miners from East Virginia and North Carolina arrived and began work. Labor leaders warn the critical stage has not come yet and say if the strikers’ demands aren’t met by the 17th other unions will join the action.
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Roanoke
East Virginia
North Carolina
Contractors Yielding in Baltimore Pants Makers Strike
The Baltimore 700 union pants makers strike shows signs of ending as four contractors agreed to provide seaming machines and tools, six more signed today, and 30 workers have returned or will soon return. Assistant Secretary Cronshiy of the New York Pants Makers' Union arrived to guide the Baltimore strikers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Cronshiy
New York Pants Makers’ Union
Street railway workers return to posts after strike end
In Pawtucket Rhode Island a street railway employee who ended a night strike applied for old positions and signed contracts. They agreed to work eleven hours in a twenty four hour period at 18.23 cents per hour, while the strike had demanded a ten hour day with 25 cents per hour.
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Pawtucket
R. L
Laxative Bromo Quinaet Tabs Ad Cites ER Grove
An advertisement fragment touts ER. W. GROVE as the name tied to the genuine Laxative Bromo Quincet Tabs and the celebrated cold remedy, signaling endorsement for the popular product.
Eugenia Burch Wins Montauk Stakes at Brighton in Track Record
In the fastest five and a half furlong Brighton Beach time, Eugenia Burch won the Montauk stakes carrying 110 pounds, beating Injunction who was second and Cinquevalli, with a record speed beating Leonora Loring. A steeplechase dead heat followed between Rophone and Inspector Stevens, with the purse shared. Blues easily won the fifth race at 1 to 10, Our Nugget taking the last race.
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New York
Brighton Beach
Eugenia Burch
Brighton
Leonora Loring
Injunction
Keene
Cinquevalli
Rophone
Inspector Stevens
Blues
Gall
Woodlake
Our Nugget
Dramatist
Irritable
Mara
Rainy Chicago race at Washington Park mocks track conditions
At Washington Park Chicago the rain kept racing slow with 50 yards of mushy going as Early wins the Maywood stakes over Americano, Gallant Smith second, Savable third. Dade horse rides down four days for Stuyve. St. Louis Delmar card features Wax Taper in a one mile and seventy yards handicap with Delaware, Navarino, and Censor among winners.
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Chicago
Washington Park
Pat Dunne
Savable
Americano
Gallant Smith
Dade
Stuyve
Whitney
Early
Favontus
Topsall
Pyrrho
ST. Louis
Delmar
R. R. Rice
Wax Taper
Wax Tapers
Sinter
Len
Joe Doughty
Scaptn Wats Gienwood
Windsor and St Paul Harness Meet Results mixed racing
Windsor Driving Park Association meet featured Baron De Shay in the 294% trot with multiple heat wins and a final victory. Other winners included Maud Emperor in the 2:00 Pace and Roamer in the 2:12 Pace. At St Paul the Hamile meeting produced fast paces and several heat winners, with Aliee Gray and Game Cock among notable victors. Reports from Chicago and Lexington note ill health of trotting figures Orrin A. Hickok and trainer Sampson Wilson, with a hospital death of trainer Sampson Wilson in Rushville, Indiana noted in press dispatches. Bradford, Pa witnessed postponed second race day due to weather.
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Detroit
Mich
Windsor
Windsor Driving Park Association
Baron de Shay
Merchants
Grosse, Point
Maud Emperor
Low Vaughn
Patchment
My Choice
Dan R
Roamer
You Bet
Maggie Hubert
Rosebud
Fouth
Donna McGregor
Prince Direct
Texas Jessie
Amekin
Dainty Queen
Miss Johnson
Johnny Darwin
Betsy Tell
Dan
ST. Paul
Aliee Gray
Wiend
Grasshopper
Schaig
Mies
G. W
Lazen
Robin Bowne
Mittle Wilkes
Lady Grainard
Game Cock
Barina
McClannahan
Jovanni
Lexington
Sampson Wilson
Rushville
India
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MR. Latimer
Baseball Pirates
Sexton and Durrell
Weather Forecast
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O. K
Uneveland
Davenport
Nver
Col Moines
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Ark
Galveston
St Grand Haven
Michel Grand
Pratte
Nebburg
Ty. S
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Stone Wale
Minn
Santa Rol
Springfield
Washington, D. c
Association
Louisville
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Kansas City
American Associa
Flournoy
Burns
Owen
Bonner
Louis
R.H.O.A.E. Toledo
Tanpehill
Meany
Gannon
Gilks
Zoo Kidnow
Cognesw'll
Kleinow
Schaub
Spies
Ganzel
Tannehill
Ganzell
Kieinow
Clymer
Coggswell
Mt . Sneer Wer
Coons
Tindell
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Katoll
A.E
H.O.A.E
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Church
Wilmot
Werden
Lamley
Quillin
Huggins
Grant
Hurley
Zalusky
Cogan
R. Lynch
M. Lynch
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Katell
Shannon
Coogan
Dillard
halle—Hurley
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Ciubs
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Beck
Ner
E. Brook
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Keeler
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Sheckard
Cr'whord
McCreery
Magoon
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Beckley
Dahlen
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Rhe
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Zimmer
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Pittelurg
Hallman
Clarke
Ritchey
Cleveland
Wing
United States Court
Philadelphia National Club
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Lajoie
Flick
Pittsboro
McGinnity
Patton
MecGinnity
Robinson
McGann
Ely
Sebach
Doyle
Lee
Bresnahan
Gilbert
Johnstone
Carruthers
Sudhoff
Elberfeld
Harley
Donohue
Sievers
McGuiire
Padden
Barrett
Holmes
Dillon
OW Sudhoff
O' Laughlin
Big Man
Balliol
New Yorker
General Sporting News
Chronicle
Tommy Hall
N. J
The
Coliseum
J. J. King
Salt Lake City
Ernst H. Burford
J. Cumming Smith
Messrs
Riverside Links
Burford
Harry Collis
Baltimore Pa Makers
ER. W. Grove
Sander & Becker Furniture
St. Company Tes
Pennsylvania Street
South
Meridian Street
Mit
New
J. F.spaunhurst
Stevenson Building
Mar
Baren de Shay
Resan
Orrin A. Hickok
Henenina
Hickok
Julien
Bradford
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