Strikers Clash With State Troopers at Lyndora Plant
A riot erupted after a detach ment of state constabulary arrived at the Standard Steel Car plant in Lyndora to quell a strike. Troops fired into the ground as crowds charged, injuring three people and wounding bystanders. About fifteen strikers were arrested amid fiery exchanges and a hilltop meeting led by Father Becavaca advising restraint.
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State Constabulary
Standard Steel Car Company
Thedora
Mitte
Lyndora
Becavaca
Catholic Church
Murder claims shield for Leon Ling in New York City
A dubious statement circulated in Denver and New York alleges Leon Ling was protected by Chinese officials and a secret transmission to Beijing after the death of Miss Sigel. The report, translated by Lee Wing leader of Denver’s Chinese colony, asserts consular intervention and global protection.
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Denver
Kise Sigel
New York City
Catea
Conen
Lemne
Lee Wing
Lee
Peking
Hive Ling
America
New York
Poller
Leon Ling
Mies Sigel
Don Carlos Dead Duke of Madrid Dies in Lombardy
Don Carlos Bourbon heir to the Spanish throne died Sunday at Varez in Lombardy after illness. He was born in Laybach Austria on March 30 1848 and claimed to be the legitimate king Charles VII under Salic law as a cadet of the Bourbon line. His father Don Juan was brother to Don Carlos Charles VII known as the Count de Montemolin, whose claims spurred Carlist risings in 1848 1855 and 1860.
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Rome
Don Carlos of Bourbon
Varez
Lombardy
Don Carlos
Duke of
Madrid
Philip V
Spain
Charles VII
Laybach
Austria
Don Juan
Don Carlos Charles VII
Count de Montemolin
Cowboys Fight Over Cow Ends in Bloodshed in Union
A cow sparked a pistol battle in Union Mississippi Saturday. Two men were killed and two fatally wounded, with another seriously hurt. The dead include J. J. McDonald and Peter McDonald. Cornelius Chisholm and Joe Miller were fatally injured. The McDonalds clash with Chisholm and his ally over a cattle claim near the Walon bank.
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Joe Miller
Peter McDonald
Walon Bank
Capsize of Roxana Kills Ten in New York Bay Squall
A Roxana excursion boat with twenty two aboard capsized in a Sunday squall in lower New York bay. Ten drowned including two young girls before tug Lamont pulled the survivors from rough seas. The Roxana had been chartered from Ulmer Beach Brooklyn for a trip to Midland Beach on Staten Island and back.
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New York
New York Bay
Samuelson
Lamont
Ulmer Beach
Brooklyn
Midland Beach
Glaten Island
Tetanus Deaths Rise After Independence Day
Twelve more tetanus deaths were reported across the country linked to the Fourth of July observance, bringing total deaths from all causes to 114. Among the victims was Professor W. St. Pitkin, head of the commercial department at Albion College, Michigan, who died from a premature revolver explosion on July 5.
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Chicago
W. St. Pitkin
Albion (Mitchigan) College
Corpes Fell One Hundred Feet Near Democratt Springs
An automobile carrying Coroner McGinn Undertaker A. H. Dixon and the body of Thomas Leatherdale plunged about 100 feet down a canyon on the grade to Democratt Springs in Bakerfield California. The occupants jumped clear before the vehicle went over the ledge. The basket and body were undamaged though the car was wrecked.
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Corpes
Bakerfield
Cal
Democratt Springs
McGinn
A. H. Dixon
Thomas Leatherdale
Californian Torturer Faces Cruelty Charge in Fresno Area
A. Liebscher of Sonoma was arrested in Madera on a cruelty charge for alleged abuse of his 13 month old child. Officers say he held the infant’s lips with a needle and sewed buttons to the tongue, with the buttons reportedly removed when arrested.
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Fresno
Cal
E. A. Liebscher
Sonoma
Madera
Liebscher
Bill Posters Unite to Fight the Great White Plague
The Operation Association of Bill Posters voted in Atlanta to donate $1,200,000 in publicity to the anti tuberculosis effort. They will provide billboard space and posting labor across the United States and Canada to warn and inform about exposure to the disease. The Poster Printers association followed with a $200,000 donation.
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Atlanta
Operation Association of Bill
United States
Canada
Poster Printers Association
Electrification plans for Southern Pacific Sacramento division
It is said orders totaling 13 million dollars for electrifying the Sacramento division of the Southern Pacific will be placed once authorization reaches EB Harriman abroad for his health. The route from Reno to Sacramento faces steep grades heavy snowfall and many snowsheds and tunnels that hamper steam locomotives.
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Southern Pacific
New York
Sacramento
Southern Pacific Railway
EB. H. Harriman
Reno
Nev
Cal
Submarine C 11 Sunk. Ten Men Drowned Near Cromer
The Brush submarine designated C 11 was sunk by the cargo steamer Ealdystone four and a half miles northwest of the Haysborough Light. Thirteen crewmen perished. only three were saved. Officers Brokie and Walls survived. a third man was likely a sailor. The cruiser Boneventure, with eight submarines, collided with C 11 while moving south near Bridgetone Fan.
Unusual July Rain Drenches Rome and Maly Weather
Heavy rain and floods hit Rome and Maly with record heat patterns disrupted by a cold spell. Rivers overflow while trees fall as agriculture suffers amid the unusual season. In New York rumors of auto industry consolidation are eased by a formal motor company declaration about entity loss and near‑term changes.
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Maly
Rome
Italy
New York
Watert Treratny
Deciera
Conerel Motor
Conatita
Vomen Bedding
Orine Pex
Tehean-Mohamed Al dethroned as Miresa named shah by national assembly
The article reports Tehean-Mohamed Al of Persia being dethroned on July 16 and Miresa, chosen by the nation assembly, installed as the new ruler. Mohamed Ali seeks refuge in Russia as Asad Ul Mali is named regent. General Bésiahoff remains in command under war minister orders amid nationalist street fighting. Plundering occurs around shai soldiers, with foreign homes spared, and locals observe the rapid regime shift in Teheran.
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Tehean
Mohamed al
Gee
Persia
Miresa
Nations Assembly
Mujtehida Amd
Nationaliat
Mohamed Ali
Berrende
Cooma
Zereenda
Shah
Asad Ul Mali
Kajar
Gipahdar
Gnd
Teheran
Bésiahoff
Reamai
Billion Dollar Merger Rumored With Bell System Expansion
New York reports a potential merger foreshadowing a 97 million dollar capitalization as American Tel and Telegraph absorbs New York and New Jersey Telephone. Stock swap likely, official word pending. Also noted is Mary Baker G. Eddy's eighty eighth birthday celebration in Boston with followers observing her health and vigor.
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New York
Bell Telephone Companies
Gigantic Corporation
American Telegraph & Telephone Company
New York & New Jersey Telephone Company
New York & NJ
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Boston
Chriati Belance
Chestnut Hill
Grane Will Go to China President Taft Names Charles R
Washington reports President Taft has decided to appoint Charles R to a diplomatic post in China. The move signals U S interests in East Asia as Grane prepared for the assignment.
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Grane
China
Washington
Taft
Charles R
Fragmentary Meadville Chronicle Item Implies Local Calamities and Plans
The text mentions a lecture trip to Denver and a fire fatality during a driller’s accident, along with garbled notes on an irrigation congress, land cultivation impacts, a railroad depot incident, and various names and places, indicating scattered historical notes and proposals.
Untitled historical item with mixed figures and incident
An obscure report describes a 19 December event involving Baron Qokar and a Buick car company link, a cattle or horse market price for a mare named La Pecks, and a fatal mobl ie incident five miles from Gylvenis with poison ingestion. It also mentions a mother and three children injured or dead and a mountain destruction scene.
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Paseres Lee
Enfertamnsie Jove
Baron Qokar Wes Figutre
Om Vrtace Vom Buaiow
Gylvenis
Tragic Picnic Ends With Death And Burns
A tragic event near Burn Feet involved a teacher and several students from Beatley and Weestminster schools. A picnic led to a fatal fire that burned Teagher and three girls, with the dead identified as Miles Gerite, Annie mimy, and Alf Poloca aged 10.
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Vancouver
Papts
Miles Geririte
the Tancher
Annie Mimy
Alfes Poloca
Beatley School
Beewsville School
Nee ‘Weetmiester
Women Prison Requistions Denied by Authorities
Suffragettes at Kaemiet-The sell refuse prison requisitions and threaten to stage hunger strikes. authorities order 24 hour confinement. Reports also note prisoners rioting and cells broken as tensions rise over jail policy. In other news Edward Payne completes a 4200 mile walk from New York to end a long journey. Wheat prices rise in July futures amid market deal activity.
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Kaemiet
Refur Gee
Crim
Sears
Wavion
Bee
Edwart Payne
New York
Mito Porta
Tvo
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Cap @et Hill Methodist Episcopal church
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