World and Domestic News Roundup
A collage of items reports the sloop Lovell Delle capsized at Thunderbolt Georgia with fatalities including Captain Cald ere and his family. A Var Trandle Limited train wreck near Xenia Ohio killed three passengers and injured others. Roosevelt reviews a New Jersey guard brigade at Sea Girt and praises citizen soldiers. Fires, floods, strikes, and political moves unfold from Montana to West Virginia, with notable figures like Secretary Wilson and Mother Jones in the mix.
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Lovell Delle
Thunderbolt
Caldere
Xenia
Roosevelt
New Jersey National Guard
Sea Girt
Tielard Mullen
Edward Pillbrook
Montana
Forlaythe
Mont
Jackson
Parkersburg
W Va
Mother Jones
Wilson
Miners’ Union
Harry Tracy
Oregon Jconviet
Kauraskat
Wash
Dinener
Personal and Political Docket of Nominees and Notables
Nominations and retirements mark party activity across states. John P. Reece sought Congress in the Sixth district. William J. Bryan spoke at Nantasket opposing concessions to disaffected Democrats and urged harmony through victory. North Dakota renominated Frank White for governor. Notables die: Royal Elicha Robbing founder of the American Waltham Watch Co. in Beverly Massachusetts aged 78. Elihu Root to open GOP campaign in Peoria September 24. Rev R Barnwell bishop of Alabama dies in Selma. Charles Kendall Adams former UW president dies in Redlands aged 67. Aupi Mam Mari of India dies in San Francisco aged 130. L Crum US marshal for Kansas dies in Oswego. other entries include James Kennedy nominated for Congress in Ohio 18th district and Carl F. Klotz dies in Indianapolis after airship patent news. The Potter Palmer estate inventory values show 7 896 105.8. Mrs Elizabeth Todd of Todd’s Station Ind. reaches her 102nd birthday.
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Semocenta
John P. Reece
William J. Bryan
New England Democratic League
Nantasket
Maxw
North Dakota
Frank White
Royal Elicha Robbing
American Waltham Watch Company
Beverly
Maxs
Ixaac
W. Knowles
East Liverpool
America
Monteello
Cal
L. Crum
United States
Kansas
Oswey
Elihu Root
Wirness
Peoria
James Kennedy
Congress
Ohio
R. Barnwell
Alabama
Selma
Potter Palmer
Chicago
Elizabeth Todd
Todds Station
Ind
Charles Kendall Adams
University of Wisconsi
Redlands
Aupi Mam Mari
India
San Francisco
Carl F. Klotz
Indianapolis
Turbulent Middle East and Pacific War News Recap
The sultan of Bendayan is ar rested and will face no homage until Moros who attacked Americans in Mindanao surrender. British South Africa bars return of Leyds and others not African born. Philippine adjutant general cites 2,501 engagements with 60 officers and 836 men killed by wounds and 47 officers and 2,635 men dead in action. Windward sails from Sydney to the northern islands. A native steamer capsizes in the Wei river, China, with 200 drowned. Four American teachers lost in Cobu Island, Philippines, murdered by Jadrones. Train robbery on Mexican Central near Bermejillo nets 53,000. British ambassadors in Washington urged to meet Canadians. The German steamer Irene carries Taft, Judge Smith, Carpenter, and Dr. Selum listing Palentine walls and gateway near Jauohuh in Bumertn.
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Bendayan
Mindduno Feland
Leyds
South Africa
Philippines
Hikenge
Windward
Bydney
Weat
China
Cobu Island
Jadrones
Bermejillo
Comida
Washington
Naples
Manila
Guv. Taft
Smith
Carpenter
Selum
Vienna
Palentine
Jauohuh
Bumertn
Britain Japan pact pledges core support and aid
A brief Reuters style summary notes an agreement between Britain and Japan pledging core support and aid. It mentions British prisoners retiring to South Africa needing at least 100 dollars to land, and references unrest, revolts, and colonial tensions in Africa and Asia with regions and leaders named in a fragmented fashion.
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Great Britain
Japan
South Africa
United States
Marcus
Andrew Roxehill
Fennee
Het Innein
Edward
Raprieta
Tine der Mendoens
Paarl
Cape Colony
Totha
Anthracite supply at risk for Philadelphia rail dealers
News reports warn that coal stocks held by Philadelphia railroads and dealers will likely be exhausted by mid September if consumption continues. Other items note a New York subway blast injuring four, a Gulf of California tornado damaging vessels, and riverine wrecks at Guayas.
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Philadelphia
Anata
New York City
Gulf of California
Guayias
Bay
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
St. Louis
William Tierney
George Jackson
Saranac Lake
Tierney
Jackson
Roosevelt
Guy Stevenson
Ninth Cavalry
White House
Stratford
N. C
Mixx Lottie Itandon
Wheelnen
Wallsburg
N. Y
Minor News Items From Across The World
The Bulgarian minister bans American grape vine imports. Great Vestaly seeks relief for China’s 80 indemnity installments totaling 80 million dollars. Paul Morton in Chicago foresees a corn harvest up to 2.5 billion bushels. Anarchist papers from Paterson reveal an assassination plot against King Victor Emmanuel. George Wyndham says Irish industry awaits the end of social proscription. Texas fever hits southern Kansas cattle with over 100 deaths near Dexter. Hawley runs for U.S. Senator from Nevada to replace Jones. Chamberlain von Morawek advises Kaiser Wilhelm against defending maneuvers to avoid Polish antipathy. Antarctic steamer Morning sails from London to Vice toha Lund as relief for Discovery. Moore interests plan 40 million dollars from exchange of 74 million capital into new bonds for Back To land railroad. Congress pressures Cuba policy prompting Hasana naval station abandonment. Airship contests at St Louis exposition offer 150000 dollars with 5000 for best near Washington Monument. Circulars by St Paul ro announce ten new towns along rail cutoffs.
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Great Vestaly
China
Paul Morton
Chicago
Paterson
N. J
Bra
Italy
Victor Emmanuel
George Wyndham
Kansas
Dexter
United States
Thomtag
Hawley
Nevada
Jones
von Morawekt
Kaiser Wilhelm
Pexen
Royal Geographical Society
Valled
London
Vicetoha Lund
Back Toland
Cuba
Congress
Washington to Hold Army Maneuvers Drafted Plan Draws State Declines
Washington reports indicate minimal turnout by state national guard units for upcoming regular army maneuvers at Mort Tiley Kansas. Governors across many states declined participation citing lack of funds and other issues while several will send officers to observe.
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Washington
National Guard
Mort Tiley
Kon
Septunbe
Adj
Cockinade
Mar Neuver
Montana
Nebraska
Town
Vermont
New Jersey
Alabama
Thenoise
Georgia
New Hampshire
Indiena
Louisiana
Missouri
Koruna
Kentucky
Maine
Michigan
Maryland
Rhode Iland
Arizona
North Dakota
Wyoming
Tate
New Mexico
South Dakota
Indharity Tourtionn
Kanxas
Idaho
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
Miners Vote to Return to Work in Wilkesbarre Area
In Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania on July 29 officials indicate a petition will go to the Mine Workers Union executive board seeking permission for return to work. Oxford colliery plans to resume August 2, while Wyoming operators have not acted. Public sentiment favors no strike break before September 1. Secretary Wilson reports care for anthracite workers and expects bituminous assessments next week as the union appeals to the American Federation of Labor. Habeas corpus actions for jailed men are being prepared. impeaching Judge Jackson will wait until those are disposed of.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkesbarre
Underetoad
Mine Workers’ Union
Lang
Oxford
Wyoming
Indianapolis
Ily
Wilson
Mons
American Federation of Labor
Federation
Four Killed on Mine Sourl Train in Indian Territory
A night incident on a Kansas and Texas excursion train near Joplin involved four deaths two whites and two Negroes. Whites reportedly shot the Negroes who were then killed by a deputy sheriff accompanying the train. No names or further details. The trip ran from Muskogee to Joplin on Sunday amid fights among passengers.
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Joplin
Kansas
South
Merchant Kills Himself in Chicago After Ill Health
Chicago reporter details the suicide of A. M. Rothschild formerly of A. M. Rothschild & Co. The millionaire merchant shot himself at his Michigan Avenue home after years of acute insomnia and failing health. He left a son present during the act and his death is attributed to temporary insanity from illness. He built a retail and wholesale empire, led the department store bearing his name, and held stock in banks and other enterprises. His estate is valued near $1,000,000.
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Chicago
U—A
Meleville
Stutheehild
A. M. Rothschild
Nordstetten
America
Davenport
Nik Two
Chicage
Mithechild
Sears
A.M. Rutherhild & Co
Michigan Avenue
Slaughter of Sheep and Goats Across Western Towns
July reports describe mass killings on ranches in Oregon and Colorado. At Murderer’s Creek near John Day 280 Moor sheep were slain by armed settlers. 250 more were found dead next day. In Pinon Mesa Colorado 1 000 Angora goats were attacked by 14 masked men, over 600 killed. losses exceed 4000 dollars. In Hermingham Alabama George Leonard was shot on a streetcar during a quarrel and died. suspect Hollie Parrish, a young attorney, fled to jail.
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John Day City
Ore
Murderer’s Creek
Grant County
J. C. Moor
Mount Vernon
Grand Junction
Col
Pinon Mena
Rose le
Mo 1. Teving
Essociation
Colorado
Chicago
Hermingham
Ala
George Leonard
Hollie B. Parrish
Leonard
Parrish
Lynchings and fatal shooting in Georgia towns
Reported mob violence in Chipley and Millener Husband, Georgia, with Arthur Mc Cauley found lynched after being taken from a village calaboose early Saturday. twenty bullet holes noted. Jeff Dorsey was shot by his wife in Marshallville in a claim of self defense with no witnesses.
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Chipley
Arthur McCauley
Calaboose
Mayor’s plan to raise tax valuations faces ruling
In Cleveland July second, Mayor John Fous plans to boost tax values of major public utilities. The court action by Newton Taker, assistant corporation counsel, targets County Auditor Grol to restore to the tax duplicate the additions made by the Board of Equalization to two street railways, two gas firms, and an electric company. The state board later struck these additions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolnean
Cleveland
John Fous
Tin
Electric Eliminating Company
State Board of Tax
Race Meeting At Columbus Delayed By Stormy Weather
The Columbus track opened Monday for a grand eis cult meeting but a sudden storm drenched the course causing the 6:00 p.m. races to be postponed. Directum spler Henry Sehrvulbach’s yearling led wire to wire to win the 2:0 event, with a $50 to 16 sale. The 2:00 feature was postponed after rod Wediwood won the first two heats and Capt. Spiring the third. Miss Leach won the 2:18 event.
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Columins
Columbus
Directum Spler
Henry Sehrvulbach
Atalfion
Directum
Rod Wediwood
Capt. Spiring
Miss Leach
Kennedy Nominated for Congress in Eighteenth District
On the oath ballot in Astony July 23 James Kennedy of Youngstown won the publican nomination for congress from the Eighteenth district after a final vote Kennedy 117 Speaker 100 Grant 4. The result was declared unanimous with defeated candidates pledging support and Kennedy delivering an address.
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Kennedy
James Kennedy
Youngstown
Congress
Speaker
Grant
The Lynam Murder on Cleveland Street July 20
Police heard from a frightened girl that two years ago Frederick Lynam was criminally assaulted, a fact kept secret until recently. Investigations show Lynam had intimate liaisons with several married women. Lynam was buried Friday.
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Lynam
Cleveland
Frederick Lynam
Pan-Htandic wreck toll at Trebeln station names dead
Following a wreck near Trebeln station during a night flash flood a Pennsylvania Limited train from St Louis to New York collided with a coal ear. William Clark of Xenia and Mullumibur is identified among the dead. his wife and three children survive. Patrick Dwyer of Akron, M M Peters of Cincinnati, and F M McKeown of Greenfield are listed as recovered or missing.
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Xenia
Trebeln Station
Pennsylvania Limited
Lonix
New York
William Clark
Mulumibur
Patrick Dwyer
Aremon
Cincinnati
M. M. Peters
F. M. McKeown
Greenfield
Ind
Wage Conference in Columbus Sets Glass Industry Demands
July 2 Columbus delegates form a wage conference to raise glass plant wages. Le Denny of Petersburg is elected president with H. P. Van Cleve and John Phillips named secretaries. The group seeks a 5 percent increase for double strength and 10 percent for single strength glass.
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Columbus
le Denny
Pettsburg
Glass Workers
H. P. van Cleve
John Phillips
Pittenburg
Engineering estimates for Cleveland harbor project funds
July 26 river and harbor improvement estimates for fiscal year 1904. Maj. Dan C. Kingman lists Cleveland harbor 350,000 to complete the project plus 4,270,756 total. Fairport harbor 200,000. Ashtabula harbor 129,820. Conneaut harbor 100,000.
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Vstimates
Ohio
Washington
Chief of Engineers
Maj
Dan C. Kingman
Cleveland
Cleveland Harbor
Fairport Harbor
Ashtabula Harbor
Conneaut Harbor
Wife Kills Husband Then Herself in Woodsfield
In Woodsfield a young woman, July Everett Spence, aged 1, is said to have killed her husband, 21, on Sunday while he slept and then fatally shot herself. The couple had been married less than two months and both were well regarded. It is believed she was temporarily deranged.
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Mum Jer
Woodsfield
Everett Spence
Grand Circuit Races at Glenville Winners Named
At Cleveland Glenville track on Friday July 26 the Grand Circuit featured a 2:16 trot won by Alice Russell with Alice Carr second Baron Dillon fourth. The 2:06 pace went to Audubon May with Shadow Chimex second and Foony Dillard third. Chase won the 2:20 trot with Prince of Grange second and Antea third.
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Cleveland
Glenville
Alice Russell
Alice Carr
Baron Dillon
Audubon May
Shadow Chimex
Foony Dillard
Chase
Prince of Grange
Antea
Code Will Completed in Columbus as Bill Heads to Legislature
Governor Nash says the municipal code is nearly finished and will be sent to the state bar committee led by John W. Warrington next Monday. The governor declines public comments until the legislature, with his message, receives the bill. Public interest wanes as reporters have already published most details.
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Columbus
Nash
Benator Longworth
Wade Ellie
Smith Bennett
State Bar Committee
John W. Warrington
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