Back From London to New York Admiral Watson Returns
Rear Admiral John C. Watson arrived in New York aboard the steamship St. Louis from London with his son and Commander W. S. Cowles as aids and Mrs. Cowles. He described English public calm on the King Edward VII coronation news and noted Ambassador Whitehouse and Choate's Fourth of July dinner remarks. He also spoke of Lord Grenfell’s toast and an uncle of Grenfell serving on General Wheeler’s staff during the Civil War.
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New York
John C. Watson
Edward VII
St. Louis
W. 8. Cowles
Navy Saaseven
Great Britain
White- Reta
Choate
London
Richard Grenfell
Fatal gas incident at Lorain Steel furnace leaves two dead
In Lorain Ohio two workers, John Murphy and John Brandt of the Lorain Steel Company, died from noxious gases while at the top of the furnaces. The tragedy occurred during routine duties and authorities investigate the cause. Both men were 30s and residents of Lorain.
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Lorain. O
John Murphy
John Brandt
Lorain Steel Company
Freight traffic reports mixed effects from Chicago strike
The weekly freight data show unusually light east bound tonnage and heavy west bound movement led by iron, railway supplies and heavy groceries. Indiana Ohio Illinois coal shipments are strong, while per diem rules trigger more empty car moves. Local industry runs at high capacity with packed packing houses and rising provisions shipments to the South and Southeast. Indianapolis received 2 056 cars with 19 359 loaded, compared to prior years.
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Chicago
Indiana
Ilinois
Ohio
Indianapolis
Strikers Cannot Return Versus Pennsylvania Line Discharges
A. M. Schoyer, general superintendent of the Pennsylvania Northwestern system, says strikers are not permitted to return and marks show they are out of position. He calls the railroads’ terms just and fair, notes pay rises to 17 cents, and cites heavy losses on Illinois Central from undelivered perishable fruits, while Pennsylvania kept freight moving and reports no ill feeling among freight men.
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A. M. Schoyer
Northwestern
Chicago
Pittsburg
Mr. Schoyer
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Topeka
Santa Fe
James (. Pond
Wisconsin Central
Cincinnati
Hamilton & Dayton
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Toledo
W. H. McDoel
Monon
State Assessment Board
Joseph Ramsey
New York
Loree
Baltimore & Ohio
Militia of Pennsylvania
Gettysburg
Indianapolis
Peoria & Eastern
Cot. H. Church
Pennsylvania Lines
Lakes
C. A. Hunter
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Rock Island
St. Paul
Vandalia
Effingham
Terre Haute
Kansas City
Union Stockyars
Detroit Southern
D. G. Edwards
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
Central Passenger Association
Frank Vandusen
Chesapeake & Ohio
The
Financial Chronicle
John E. Turner
Northern Pacific
Spokane
Wash
Lehigh Valley
Wilkesbarre
Pacific Coast
Ripley
Olivette
Colorado
Ferguson
North St. Louis
Central Freight Association
One Cause of the Anthracite Strike
The Philadelphia Ledger cites a railroad official saying the fight for Reading control helped trigger the anthracite strike. Before the strike Reading stock rose on control hopes, and the strike aimed to release stock values. after onset, stock moved amid bidding by three interested parties. The note adds many updates on rail lines, personnel moves, dock plans, and policy shifts across carriers and regions.
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Philadelphia & Reading Road
Reading
Recent News Highlights From Sundays Journal July 20
Ex Secretary Hillary A Her bert ill with typhoid fever in Washington. Five defendants in Chicago jury bribing cases plead guilty and are fined 200 to 2000 dollars. Kingstown W L tremors cause terror. no deaths reported. Russian agent cites no anti American sentiment at proposed anti trust conference. Maj Gen John R Brooke to retire at sixty four. Washington moves to establish four great military posts including Chickamauga as peace schools and war camps. Leavenworth soldiers wreck a resort after murder. riot police clash injuring several. Mississippi Missouri flood reports worsen with Iowa and Missouri hardest hit. widespread damage ongoing.
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Hillary A. Herbert
Washington
Chicago
Kingstown
W. L
London
John R. Brooke
Chickamauga
Leavenworth
Kan
Mississippi
Missouri
Iowa
Crisis reports and storm injuries sweep Midwest rails
Reports from Terre Haute Alexandria and Marion note self inflicted crises. Saturday storm toppled a circus tent at Madison causing panic and injuries though none serious. Traction workers in Lafayette and likely Wabash plan strikes over hours. Terre Haute Democrats gain county control by nominating loyalists. American Tin Plate workers reject wage cuts to aid Standard Oil contract. I N James wins Chicago amateur golf. R D Little repeats tennis title at Cincinnati. Harness races canceled by rain. Speedway winners include Flying Torpedo and Mexican. American and National League winners list.
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Terre Haute
Alexandria
Marion
Madison
Lafayette Traction
Wabash Traction
American Tin Plate Company
Amalgamated Association
Standard Oil Company
I. N. James
Chicago
E. W. Byers
R. D. Little
Cincinnati
Flying Torpedo
Washington Park
Brighton Beach
Miss Golightly
Delmar
Indianapolis
Louisville
Columbus
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Baltimore
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Boston
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Brotherhood of Death in a Veldt Cemetery Poem
A Westminster Gazette poem by B. M. Bromiley envisions peace for the quiet dead. Troopers and burghers lie united beyond creed and race under a starry cross. The piece laments life’s wrongs and hopes for a universal brotherhood in death as dawn breaks.
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B. M. Bromiley
The
Westminster Gazette
Big Day at Acton Park Features Services by Frame and Gordon
Acton Park hosted a busy Sunday with morning services led by Mrs. Esther Frame and an afternoon address by General John B. Gordon on The Evidence of God in all His Works. A stereopticon lecture by Rev. A. R. Beach preceded events, followed by evangelistic sermons and social services. A large crowd, including G A R members and Confederate veterans, attended, with a notable lineup of speakers including Rev. Charles Willard Lewis tomorrow afternoon.
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Tabernacle
Esther Frame
John B. Gordon
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Gordon
A. R. Beach
Shakspeare
Dickens
Longfellow
Court records and criminal pleas in district actions
The court docket shows Charles Schaefer appeal heard, State v Boyd and Gatewood with Guilty pleas. Boyd sentenced to one to three years in reform school, Gatewood to two to fourteen in reformatory sentence. New suits list replevin Ballman Bros. v Bartz, foreclosure Eickhoff v Pflegling, and Lacey v Lacey divorce.
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H. C. Allen
Charles Schaefer
Board of Commissioners
Criminal Court
Fremont Alford
State
William Boyd
Ralph Gatewood
Boyd
Gatewood
Reformatory
Blanche Bartz
Superior Court
Edward Eickhoff
Lowenia
Higher Courts Record Appellate Cases and Assignments
A dense list of appellate court entries and record items includes various cases across Indiana and Ohio circuits. It notes assignment of errors, bonds, praecipes, notices, supersedeas actions, and briefs for numerous parties such as Hammond Whiting East Chicago Electric Railway Company versus James Eads, Ruth Barricklow versus Stephen Stewart, and The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company versus Mary Ryan, among others. The document reflects briefing activity, term proceedings, and related notices in multiple county courts.
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Hammond, Whiting & East Chicago Electric Railway Company
James
Appellant
Appellee
Soereas
Lavina N. Whittern
Henry Krick
Allen C. C
Bond
Theophilus Stembel
James H. Bell
Tippecanoe S. C
Real estate commissions and slander cases in early law reports
Summary of legal observations on real estate commissions earned upon offer acceptance, even if sale falls through. slander case on language with moral turfitude but no crime, and an arrest order vacated. Also notes on contract rescission for goods, city negligence for street obstruction lighting, and servant injuries due to latent defects in a ladder hinge.
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New York Supplement
Judge Fitzsimons
New York
Conlan
Southeastern Rep
West Va
Brannon
N. C
Furbhes
Atlantic Rep
New Jersey
Market Report on Live Stock Prices and Receipts
Live stock prices across beef cattle hogs and sheep show steady to firm trends. Beeves and sheep firm, lambs steady at market reads. regional notes from New York East Liberty and Cincinnati indicate varied receipts and prices per 100 pounds and per head. Major items include steers about 5.5 to 6.25 per 100 pounds, hogs around 7 to 7.85, and lambs near 6.25 with others in the 4.35 to 4.75 range.
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New York
East Liberty
Cincinnati
Live Stock Markets Show Dull Midmonth Trade
INDIANAPOLIS July 19 Cattle receipts light with few shipments and dull trading across grades except for better fat dry fed steers. Hogs steady to strong with buyers active and prices holding near last week. Sheep and lamb markets quiet. Kansas City and St Louis show mixed results, while overall weeklong demand remains unsettled amid high grain prices and shifting fruit produce activity.
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Ram
As. Secohens
Neva
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Texas Fed
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Muttens
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Pris Shipping
Sweers
Poultry and Produce Prices From Shippers Listing
Prices paid by shippers for poultry and produce including turkeys ducks and geese plus cheese butter and eggs. Wholesale values for hides tallow and various dry goods follow with measures in pounds and tons, listing candies nuts canned fruits and vegetables, coffee sugars and molasses, along with coal coke and hardware items and market fruit prices for apples cabbages melons peaches and more.
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Pee Aston
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