Pursuit of Philippine Mutineers Moves to Mindanao Mountains
Brigadier General Bandholtz assumes command of constabulary forces chasing the mutineers after a June 6 Davao revolt. Troops, regular and constabulary, press the pursuit from Mindanao to capture the runaways hiding in the mountains. Governor Forbes and Maj. Gen. Duvall pledge restraint while awaiting details. Communications are limited to steamer links from Zambango or Malabang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry H. Bandholtz
Philippine Constabulary
Jolo
Davao
Mindanao
Company of Constabulary
Manila
Bandholtz
Forbes
Pampanga
William J. Duvall
Division of the
Philippines
Zambango
Malabang
Earthquake Devastates Southern France With Mass Casualties
Reports from the southern French towns in Herault and Bronches du Rhone show 75 to 100 dead and about 100 injured as a major quake wrecks St. Cannat Rognez and nearby villages. Survivors shelter in tents while rescue teams dig through rubble and search for trapped victims.
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France
Herault
Bronches du Rhone
St. Cannat
Rognez
Lambese
Alix
Varneques
Venilles
Palissanne
Puy Ste
Reparde
Arguilles
Rognet
Porto Rican Bakers Strike Shuts Mayaguez Shops
The Mayaguez bakers union, tied to the AFL, walks out demanding higher wages and Sunday work stoppage. Bakeries suspend operations while strikers form a cooperative shop to supply bread.
Lightning Hits Steeple Killing Man at Holy Cross Church
Lightning struck the Holy Cross Catholic church steeple at Ray settlement near Green Bay during Mass. One man was killed and sixteen people were injured, two of whom were reported in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Cross Catholic
Ray Settlement
Green Bay
Wis
Sioux City Live Stock Market Quotations
Sioux City market quotes show beeves selling from 5.75 to 7.00 and top hogs at 7.55. The report covers Saturday trading with prices for cattle and hogs listed without additional context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Rowboat Capsize Claims Three at Creve Coeur Lake
A rowboat overturned on Creve Coeur lake, a St. Louis area resort, Sunday, resulting in the deaths of three men. The identities and courses of the victims were not identified in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creve Coeur Lake
St. Louis
Gas flow hits Wooster area from new strike
Wayne county Ohio reports a natural gas flow of 3,000,000 cubic feet daily by gauge from a well on a farm ten miles west of Wooster. The discovery pumps excitement in the county as tests continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne County
Wooster
Murder on a Ranch Near Kadoka Shocks Town
Two men found murdered in a well on Artie McNally’s ranch north of Kadoka. J Golder of Rock Valley Iowa and W D Toney of Sioux City were suspected partners in a breaking outfit. Mike Maloney allegedly murdered them and fled with horses, later captured at Cottonwood. Evidence linked Maloney to the crime and motive appeared to be robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artie McNally
Kadoka
Mr. McNally
J. Golder
Rock Valley
Rock Rapids
W. D. Toney
Hamilton Street
Sioux City
Malone
West
Philip
Gooder
J. T. Doty
Iden
Kimball
Marshal Wiltfang
Cottonwood
Guarded by Officers in Muhlenberg Murder Case
Clay Smith, 25, married, is held in Muhlenberg jail guarded by about a score of officers as threats of lynching loom. Bessie Kimble, 15, in an adjacent cell as alleged murder accessory, is tied to a plan involving letters Smith supposedly wrote detailing an affair and urging the father’s death. The victim M. J. Kimble was shot May 16, and the daughter discarded letters in a pond. authorities say the letters prove Smith’s guilt and reveal the illicit relationship and motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay Smith
Muhlenberg
Bessie Kimble
Smith
M. J. Kimble
Bessie
Eleven Die As Central Texas Storm Hits Rail Route
Special dispatches report eleven deaths and multiple injuries from a Friday storm in central Texas. A Kansas City Mexico and Orient passenger train toppled from a Brazos river bridge north of Sweet Water, with J E B Stamford of Crowell Texas killed and eleven others injured. Haskell and Lueders also suffered damage as hail destroyed crops and orchards.
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Texas
Kansas City
Mexico and Orient Railway
Brazos Over Bridge
Sweet Water
Haskell
Lueders
Mexico
Orient
J. EB. Stamford
Crowell, Rex
Toledo tailor convicted of first degree murder in Krueger case
Michael Soboleski of Toledo Ohio was found guilty of first degree murder in the Ludwig and Augusta Krueger case. The jury recommended mercy, sparing life with a mercy-based sentence. The crime arose during an alleged land contract dispute. the Kruegers were found dead after their home burned and their bodies discovered under the cellar floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Soboleski
Toledo
Aailor
Ludwig
Augusta Krueger
Soboleski
Sed
Krueger
Ludwig Krueger
Kruegers
Bjornson Improves After June Seizure
Norwegian novelist Bjornson, long a patient at Laarvik, shows improvement after a paralytic seizure on June 8. His mind and speech were not affected, and doctors report progress in his recovery.
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Bjornson
Bjornsterne Bjornson
Laarvik
Collapse of a bridge near Guthrie Oklahoma injures three
Three men were perhaps fatally injured Friday when a bridge under construction over the Cimarron river near Guthrie Oklahoma collapsed. Rescue units rushed to the scene as authorities investigated the cause and scope of the disaster.
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Cimarron River
Guthrie
Okla
Wright Brothers Receive Gold Medals at White House
President Taft presented the Aero Club of America gold medals to Wilbur and Orville Wright in a White House ceremony. Dignitaries and scientists attended as Katherine Wright was also celebrated. A Cosmos Club luncheon honored the aviators before their Dayton departure.
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Wilbur
Orville Wright
United States
Wright Brothers
Aero Club of America
Taft
Wrights
Herbert Parsons
New York
A. Holland Forbes
Aero Club
Katherine Wright
Aeroplanists
White House
Cosmos Club
The
Aero Club of Washington
Grounded Spanish steamer Antonio Lopez near Fire Island
The Antonio Lopez with 526 passengers and 135 crew ran aground on Fire Island New York, lay on the beach all night as heavy seas pounded the vessel. Rockets warned Point o Woods life saving station but rescue waited until daylight. Wrecking tugs reached the scene Thursday and began transferring women and children as conditions allowed.
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Antonio Lopez
Fire Island
New York City
Point O’ Woods
Naples
Genoa
Cadiz
Vera Cruz
Mexico
New York
Mail car robbed at Champaign Illinois Central station
A discarded registered mail pouch was found Thursday by officers and U S agents in Champaign Illinois after thieves stole it from an Illinois Central train Wednesday night. The sack, from Chicago to St Louis, reportedly contained more than $5000 in jewelry and currency. Police recovered the empty pouch and are pursuing suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Illinois Central
Champaign
Ill
Chicago
St. Louis
Races with Waterspout Threaten Union Pacific Train
Union Pacific westbound train No. 31 the China and Japan fast mail raced for four miles with a winter spout near Paxton Neb narrowly avoiding wreck. The deluge tore out a section of track seconds after the train passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
China and
Japan
Paxton
Neb
Boy dies of tetanus after toy pistol injury
Sidney N. Neeland a 12 year old boy from Joplin Missouri died Thursday night from tetanus following a self inflicted toy blank pistol wound to the hands two weeks before the Fourth of July celebration He did not tell his parents fearing a whipping and suffered intense agony before death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney N. Neeland
Joplin
Yokohama to Celebrate Fiftieth Port Anniversary
Yokohama marks the fiftieth anniversary of opening the port to foreign trade with a two day celebration on July 1 and 2. Foreign squadrons from the Pacific and Far East will be invited to visit the harbor during the festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yokohama
Japan
Pacific
Far East
Quiet Life for Castro in Spain Villa
Ex-President Castro of Venezuela and his wife live quietly in a villa near Santander Spain. There is no evidence that he plans to assist financially a rumored filibustering expedition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castro
Venezuela
Santander
Spain
Ryan Succeeds Rogers as ACPA President
John D. Ryan was Thursday elected president of the Amalgamated Copper company to succeed the late Henry H. Rogers. The move follows Rogers's death and names Ryan to lead the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Ryan
The
Amalagamated Copper Company
Henry H. Rogers
Maloney Confesses to Double Murder in South Dakota
Mike Maloney admitted to killing W. D. Toney and J. Gooden with a tax and a club after bodies were found in a well on the McNally ranch. Robbery motive cited. Maloney to Fort Pierre jail. He used false identity and issued bogus checks to finance land purchases and business ventures.
No Relatives to Claim Large Estate in South Dakota
William A. Lynch, longtime Harding County rancher on the Grand River south fork, died last week with no known relatives. He amassed thousands of acres of land and a substantial bank balance in Belle Fourche. If no relatives come forward, the estate will escheat to the state.
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William A. Lynch
Lynch
South Fork
Grand River
Harding County
Belle Fourche
South Dakota
Black Hills Traveling Men Adjourn and Elect Officers
The sixth annual Black Hills Traveling Men's association meeting ended in Rapid City with an excursion on the Rapid City, Black Hills and Western line. Paul Fouke of Hot Springs was elected president, Raymond Walker of Deadwood vice president, and Dan W. Joyee of Chadron secretary and treasurer. No site was chosen for next year’s meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapid City
Black Hills
Rapid Creek
Father Drowns in Whitewood Creek Heroic Sacrifice
Charles Snyder 42 of Deadwood died while rescuing his 14 year old son from Whitewood Creek two miles below Whitewood. The son was saved. Snyder body recovered after being carried under by swollen waters. He leaves seven children.
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Whitewood Creek
Whitewood
Charles Snyder
Snyder
White Owl
Meade County
Narrow escape from electrocution in Hot Springs
The 6 year old son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Lessard Jr narrowly avoided electrocution after grabbing what appeared to be a rope but was a live electric wire loosened from a pole. Neighbor Mrs Lou Spencer pulled the boy free yet was shocked and briefly entangled. A passerby cut the wire with an ax, averting a fatal shock. Both victims faced serious but recoverable injuries.
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Joseph Lessard, Jr
Hot Springs
Lou Spencer
Missouri River Devours Farms Near Yankton
The Missouri river again causes major damage at Yankton with the A. E. Lindstrom farm east of town rapidly disappearing into the river. Authorities fear most of the farm will be lost in a few weeks unless the river changes course, which is unlikely. A large, nearby cut just west of town also shows heavy erosion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Yankton
A. E. Lindstrom
Flood Waters Recede Allow Rail Service to Resume
Temporary repairs enable Milwaukee line passenger service to Rapid City to resume. Pierre line of the Northwestern remains closed for several days as waters recede and no further damage is feared.
Steamer McPherson Visits Pierre to Scout River Improvements
The government boat McPherson with Captain Schulz aboard stopped in Pierre Saturday to review proposed improvements at Pierre and Fort Pierre. It then continued downriver to inspect sites for work planned along the river.
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McPherson
Pierre
Schulz
Fort Pierre
Explosion fatality claims Tom Hester and family
Tom Hester aged 30 living near Earlyle Brown County was burned to death when a gasoline line stove exploded. His wife and daughter were burned as they prepared a meal on the stove.
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Tom Hester
Earlyle
Brown County
Lead Man Emerson Powers Ends Life in Despondency
Emerson Powers aged 40 killed himself by cutting his throat with a razor in Deadwood. He died about thirty minutes later. Despondency over business losses was given as the cause. He left a family in Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson Powers
Deadwood
Nebraska
South Dakota Masons Break Attendance Records at Watertown
Grand Lodge sessions in Watertown drew record attendance with Royal Arch Masons meeting, Knights Templars addressing Friday, and the Eastern Star grand chapter electing officers led by Grand Matron Anna A. Lummey and Grand Patron H. S. Fletcher. Other officers named include Angie L. Williamson, Fannie Cox, Pearl Oschner, and Lillian Fike.
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Grand Lodge
Masonic Grand Lodge
Watertown
Royal Arch Masons
Knights Templars
Eastern Star Grand Chapter
Anna A. Lummey
Pierre
H. S. Fletcher
Alice Morse
Faulkton
Dr. Banton
Yankton
Pardon Comes Too Late for Wingard in Sioux Falls
William E. Wingard aged 33 died in the Sioux Falls penitentiary hospital ward from complications of stomach disease while serving a two year term for a Beadle county offense. A pardon recommended by the state board of charities and corrections was not signed by Gov. Vessey before his death.
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William E. Wingard
Sioux Falls
Beadle County
Wingard
State Board of Charities and Corrections
First South Dakota rattlesnake victim is 12 year old Maynard Sheldon
Maynard Sheldon of Capa, western South Dakota, is identified as the season’s first fatal rattlesnake bite. Aged 12, he swelled after the bite and died before a physician could intervene. His body was sent to Whiting, Iowa, for burial. his mother rests there.
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Maynard Sheldon
Capa
South Dakota
Whiting Iown
Cloudburst Hits Black Hills Causes Damages
Reports from the Black Hills say a Thursday night cloudburst and waterspout struck Piedmont and Blackhawk east of Deadwood causing Seenae dam age. A washout over half a mile damaged the Northwestern railroad west of Sturgis while creeks between Whitewood and Sturgis rose. On the Spearfish road at Nigger Flat over one foot of water lay on the level but crops were spared.
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Black Hills
Piedmont
Blackhawk
Deadwood
Spearfish Road
Nigger Flat
Whitewood
Sturgis
Northwestern Railroad
Farmers Seek River Straightening Feasibility
Farmers along the Ver million river valley oppose levee recommendations citing land loss. They petition the county board for a survey to assess straightening sections of the river. Commissioners refuse funding but suggest residents raise a separate fund for the study.
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Vermillion River
County Board
Building permits reach Aberdeen total near three quarters of a million
Aberdeen has issued building permits totaling 750000 since January 1, with 100000 allocated to a six story office building by Citizens Trust and Savings Bank awaiting city engineer approval. Permits issued to date amount to 57000 for other projects.
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Aberdeen
Citizens Trust and Savings Bank
Town Sees Most Improvements In History Amidstead Growth
Last year brought more improvements than any previous year for the town. This year sees fewer new buildings but many projects planned. The Swedish Baptist church will construct a commodious modern parsonage on its west town lots, enhancing local beauty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swedish Baptist Church
State Debating League organized in Vermillion
A South Dakota debating league is formed at Vermillion to promote high school debate across the state. Board of control includes President B. F. Turner of Sioux Falls, Vice President Prof. Lindsey of Mitchell, Secretary and Treasurer H. W. Best of Vermillion. Schools expressing entry interest are Bookings Flandreau Mitchell Sioux Falls Yankton Centerville and Vermillion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Vermillion
B. F. Turner
Sioux Falls
Prof
Lindsey
Mitchell
H. W. Best
Flandreau
Yankton
Centerville
Fortune Unearthed From Trunk of Bell Stock
A San Francisco financier exposes 60 Bell Telephone shares hidden in a woman's trunk for 27 years. Bought in 1882 for 1500 dollars, the stock may now yield 1,750,000 dollars to be shared with the discoverer. The owner ignored telegraph era wisdom after counsel from her husband and rejected early pursuits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Bell Telephone
Bell Telephone Company
New York
Boston
Presbyterian Assembly Adopts Nonfatalistic Creed Stance
The Presbyterian General Assembly in Denver adjourned after selecting Atlantic City for its next meeting. It declared that post 1903 revision interpretations no longer bind doctrine to fatalism and affirmed that personal faith in Jesus Christ is sufficient for church membership. The assembly said Tennessee court decisions on Cumberland Presbyterian property would be respected despite not endorsing their reasoning, maintaining union requires no belief change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian General Assembly
Denver
Atlantic City
Jesus Christ
Tennessee
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Global Labor Movements and Local Unions Report
The text surveys international labor activity from Denmark Sweden and France to Italy and Germany with unions in New York San Francisco and England. It notes craft reorganization efforts in New York City and Denver area gains in library resources for union members. It highlights child labor in Sicily and wage tensions on England's Northeastern Railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Labor and Statistics
Texas
Germany
San Francisco
Cal
Robert McIntyre
Methodist Episcopal Church
St. Paul
Bricklayers’ Union
J. C. Balhorn
The
Painters’ Union
New York
Europe
Denmark
Sweden
France
Italy
Caltumsetta
Sicily
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Durkee & Nellor, Pubjiche
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Honor Por
Brothers
White
Dayton
Ryan
Rogers
South Dakota News
Mike Maroney
W. D.toney
J. Gooden
Mike Maloney
Marshall Wiltfang
McNally
Maloney
Mike McCann
Toney
Gooden
Rapid Creek Canon
Boy
Alcester
Presbyterian Assembly
Northeastern
England
Conciliation Board
Colorado Springs
Col
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