Two Girls Drowned As Boat Upset at Evolid Beach Park
A flat-bottom boat carrying Anthony Ghin and his family capsized near Evolid Beach Park in Ohio. Two young girls aboard were drowned, while other passengers, including an 11 year old, escaped with varying injuries. Local physicians and neighbors responded as rescue efforts continued.
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Cleveland
Lily
Lake Erie
Evolid Beach Park
Anthony Gi Hin
Anna
Rose
Mr. Glaw
Injunction in Charleston Targets Coal Strike Figures
Federal Judge Keller issues an injunction against G W Purcell and others of the United Mine Workers for near property disruption while supplying miners. In Indianapolis wage appeals, Mine Workers HQ operate like a bank to handle contributions. A separate libel arrest in Wilkesbarre concerns a secretary alleged to publish accused workers’ names. Scranton reports hidden coal hauling preparations. Charleston issues warrants for about 15 persons for contempt of court in the Fiat Top coal field case.
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Charleston
W. Va
Keller
G. W. Purcell
The
United Ming Workers
W. B. Wilen
Chris Evans
National Statistician
Jones
Sal
Gauley Mountain Coal Company
Purcell
Evans
Wilson
Indianapolis
Assespmant
Mitchell
Wilan
New York
Coal Trust
Wilkesbarre
J. F. Mullahy
Stationary Firemen's Association of Pennsylvania
Ibel
Time
Mullaby
Pollock
Atkinson
Fiat Top
Norfolk and Western
Fatal Fist Fight in Portland Turns Fatal
Portland July 26 Prenk Carton and George Baldwin both 19 quarreled over a dispute. In a street fight with bare fists and improvised weapons, Carton was slain after a blow to the abdomen in front of witnesses including Baldwin's kin. In a separate incident at Rabinoor colliery, foreman Daniel Landerman was shot by striking workers. his son Albert Landerman was chased and shot, four other men beaten.
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Scranton
Rose
Delaware and Hudson
Portland, Or
Prenk Carthon
George Baldwin
Garlon
Baldwin
Carmnon
Othore
Gielr Pox
Bainisken
Pottavilla
Daniel Landerman
Rabinoor
Bhevandouh
Albert Landerman
Washington
Chaffeein
Frederick
Wild
Thirteenth Infantry
War Department
Lingsyan
Iwan
Antiimperialist letter on Philippine war reports
An open letter from Charles Prancta Aditas and others forwarded to President Roosevelt criticizes the Philippine war conduct. It urges full investigation into court martial findings, water cure reports, and alleged torture, asserting that reform must extend to all army levels and colonial governance. It cites the Philippine Commission and questions testimony suppression as it outlines supposed abuses.
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Lake George
Charles Prancta Aditas
Carl Sahurs
Moorfield Story
Roosevelt
Antimperialist League
Philippines
Jacob H. Bmith
Kmith
Theobr
Rioting marks New Jersey primary clash in Camden
Camden New Jersey July 29 rioting marred the delegate primary for the First congressional district convention. Candidates Henry Loudenglaker and J Alphous Vansant faced bitter contest across Camden Gloucester and Salem counties. A man died a Philadelphia pugilist Joe Goddard was shot and wounded and several others stabbed or beaten. The Woodbury convention will be held Wednesday.
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Camden
Gloucester
Salem
Henry
Louder
Flager
J. Alphous Vansant
New Jersey
Joe Goddard
Pugiline
Philadelphia
Dog Corner
Merchantville
Goddard
Ponsguiten Township
Third
Reckatt
Jon Morrissey
Newman
Loudenglaker
Laedenslager
Vansant
Ech
Woodbury
Drunken man caused car crash on Rochester line
A damaged Rochester and Irondequoit electric car collision near the rifle range left seven passengers seriously injured all residents of Rochester and two score narrowly escaped. Five intoxicated men placed an obstruction on track triggering the crash as car 467 halted and car 454 struck from behind. Two cars suffered smashed vestibules and wrecked interiors with several passengers hurt.
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Cary
Rochester
Irondequoit
Riffa Range
Horace D. Aryan
Mins Nelle Riter
John Haley
William Brodie
W. F P. Hamlin
Frank Farley
Joseph R. Webster
Summerville
Car Ant
Innocent Party Shot In Ohio Tragedy At Gebauer Home
A stray bullet fired by Homer Leakeford wounded Mrs Fleck, with the shot also killing Mrs William Gebauer in Springfield Ohio. Gebauer died within an hour. Leakeford pursued Mrs Fleck after a churchgoing quarrel. Freck’s husband had killed himself years earlier after a previous dispute with Leakeford. The case spurs a crowd scene and a barn rescue. Freck denied her husband’s death was by his own action. Local authorities investigate.
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Washington
Eugene Grissom
Hin Son
Grissom
Granvills
N. C
Noth Carolina Insane Asylum
Raleigh
Bpringfeld, O
William Gebauer
Homer Leakford
Fleck
Force repulse in Haiti and Panama revolution news
Cablegram from Port au Prince reports General Colin with 10000 men repelling Firmin’s army after a skirmish. 20 killed and 80 wounded on one side with heavy city fighting as Machias arrives at Cape Haidon. In Panama, Governor Balasar considers Canal commission talks with General Herrera to urge revolutionaries to lay down arms.
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Washington
New York
Heatilies
Republic
General Vargas Santos
Colombia
Panama
Hill
United States
Powell
Port-au-Prince
Colin
Port Au Princs
Firmin
Halton Caval
Killick
Machias
Cape Haidion
Tormal
General Balasar
Herrera
Canal Commission
Salazar
M, Gomez
Morales Berth
Moreno
Tom
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Big Buckeye State
Russell Wilson
Nicaragua
Corea
State Department
Chester Donaldson
Cansul
Managua
Iowa
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Claridon
A. B. Cheney
Greenfield
Ind
George Tracy
Asx Eagle Mills
Larahen
Columbus
Ramsey
Oberlin
Charion Norton Cole
Cornell University
Oberlin College
Walter Dennison
University of Michigan
Corbins
Coronal
Myron T. Herrick
Moner Adjutant General
Mra
Corbin
M. A. Hanna
Banka
Northwestern Chicago
Edmund Jones James
Northwestern University
Dele
Utin
Carlton
Baldwin Tsim
Tia A
Philippine Affairs
Anti-Imperialist League
President Roosevelt
Smith
Wyulka
Mattila
Cota
South Africa
President Schwab
Atlantic City
Charlea M. Schwab
United States Steel Corporation
Mr. Schwab
Schwab
Botha
Cape Town
Paarl
Cape Colony
Africa
Lake Superior
Republic Tron Company
Marquette Range
Schley
Baltimore
Winfield Scott Bebley
Maryland
Johnstown
Dimeter
Ite Verdlet
Ens
Cambria Breo! Company
Young Corbett
Hartford
Conn
Wiliam Rothwell
Leagt Ave
New London
McGovern
Missionary Conferences
Silver Bay
N. Y
Young People's Missionary Conference
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Middle West
Methuen
Towton
Lord Methuen
England
Mattoon
Mowle Hin
Walter Kilner
Thin City
Edward
Cowen
Ino of Wight
Catholic Federation
Cincinnati
Anthony Matre
American Federation of Catholic Societies
Chicago
Catholica
Holy Name Cathedral
P. J. Muldoon
Messmer
McFaul
FB. X. Groselle
Mr. Grows
Gelle
Tenderloin
Wiliam Owens Banks
Thomas Giltenenan
Minnie Chase
Jennie Wagner
Woodsfield
Everett Spencer
Philip HH. Kumler
Attornney
United States District
Common Pleas
McConnelsville
Williiliam Lightner
Morgan County
Daudna
Charles L. Bailey
Jumeau
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