Riots erupt in Camden during Republican primary clashes
In Camden New Jersey July 29 Joe Goddard Philadelphia boxer shot last night during the Republican primary elections is likely to die. Officer Harry Miller stabbed but expected to recover. Joan Morrissey of Philadelphia killed. Riots stemmed from the H C Loudenslager versus J A Vansant congressional contest with both sides claiming delegates.
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Camden
N. J
Joe Goddard
Philadelphia
Harry Miller
Joan Morrissey
Congress
H. C. Loudenslager
J. A. Vansant
Nottinghill Convent to Be Moved to America in Fall
London July 29 American and English friends attended a requiem mass at St Marys Cadon Square for John W. Mackay and Mrs Mackay who remains at home. Mackays body was taken last evening to Nottinghill convent where it will stay until leaving for America in September or October
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America
London
St. Mary's
Cadon Square
John W. Mackay
Mackay
Nottinghill Convent
Omaha
Neb
Union Pacific
Odell
Nebraska Quake Shakes Three States
An earthquake shock was felt across Nebraska Western Iowa and South Dakota shortly before noon today lasting 10 to 15 seconds. Reports from Northern and Western Nebraska indicate the quake was more general than first thought and quite severe in spots, breaking windows and cracking plaster.
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Omaha
Nebraska
Iowa
South Dakota
Lynch Treason Case Ends as Lynch Remanded for Counsel
London July 29 The government case against Colonel Arthur Lynch Galway City MP accused of high treason concluded in the police court. Lynch was remanded to allow his counsel to review the evidence. Two American witnesses testified they were arrested by the Boers on charges of spying. Lynch acted as public prosecutor in their trial.
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London
Arthur Lynch
Galway City
House of Commons
Lynch
John W. Ross Dies at 12-Year DC Commissioner
John W. Ross, longtime member of the District of Columbia board of commissioners for twelve years, died this morning in Washington. He was aged unknown, with obituary details incomplete in the report.
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Washington
John W. Ross
Board of Commissioners
District of Columbia
Socialists Nominate Sproule for Congress in Montana
Bozeman Mont July 20 The socialist state convention nominat ed George B Sproule of Helena for congressman and J F Cameron of Choice associate justice.
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Bozeman, Mont
Socialistic Stat Convention
George B. Sproule
Helena
J. F. Cameron
New Party A Mistake Denied as Organizing Effort
Washington July 26 Special Senator Dubois ex Senator Pettigrew and George H Shibley deny meeting to form a new Democratic party. They say the aim is to test candidates on majority rule via referendum and initiative. The federation promotes non partisan plans to place all party candidates on record.
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Washington
Dubois
Pettigrew
George H. Shibley
Federation For Majority Rule
Manhattan Beach
Shibley
New York
Gotham
Sanday
Democratic Party
Detroit
Common Connect
Common Council of
Chicago
Organized Labor
American Federation of Labor
Bear Lake Delegation Chooses Republicans Leaders
The Bear Lake delegation to the Republican state convention named DC Hoover G Gay J A Bagley W W Clark Q B Kelly W L Rich W M Budge Alfred Budge Walter Hoag J R Shephard. They favor Bagley for Congress Babb for district judge Richards for governor with no specific instructions.
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The
Statesman
Bear Lake
A. Hoover
J. A. Bagley
W. W. Clark
Q. B. Kelly
W. L. Rich
W. M. Budge
Alfred Budge
Walter Hoag
J. R. Shephard
Congress
J. E. Babb
Stoned to Death in Santa Fe Lands Mystery
Santa Fe reports Alejando Seba was killed last night by Luis Romero and relatives after Romero returned from a five day absence and found Seba with his wife. Romero surrendered to authorities following the incident.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Alejando Seba
Luis Romero
Romero
Seba
Odell Denies Report On Railroad Post
Albany July 2 Governor Odell rejected claims he would take the role as general eastern representative for the Harriman railroad interest. He called the report absolutely without foundation and dismissed the suggestion.
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Albany, N.Y
Odell
Harriman Railroad
Cyclone Wrecks Vessels and Triggers Yaqui Fight
A gulf of California cyclone wrecked ships and damaged buildings along the coast. At Guaymas five vessels, including two steamers, were dashed ashore. Mazatlan saw a passenger steamer sink with five drowned. Wreckage washed ashore. many lives feared lost. Yaqui Indians attacked Carman Ranch near Hermosillo. a patrol rescue ended with two women and five men killed. Union Pacific hints Odell may join as financial or general counsel.
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Tucson
Ariz
Gulf of California
Guaymas
Mazatlan
Carman Ranch
Brady's Great Plant Lights Falls City Tonight
Mr H Brady returns from American Falls reporting machinery works perfectly and lights to be supplied from the Falls tonight. A temporary city trial succeeded and the electrical system will be on all night. Full power for all city use may take a couple days as wiring and fittings continue. Brady had promised August lights and the Tribune plans to publish photos of the Brady plant and sub station soon.
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Brady
American Falls
the Tribune
Fire Destroys Two Pittsburg Buildings This Morning
A blaze in Pittsburg destroys the De Neon and Stewart eight story brownstone structures. The adjacent St Ewart and Co wholesale grocers at 923 Liberty Ave suffers heavy damage. Losses run about 800000 with several firemen injured but expected to recover.
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Pittsburg
de Neon
Stewart
Liberty Avenue
St. Ewart and Co
Delgado An Assassin Foul Play Suspected
New dispatch reports General Delgado under arrest in Havana charged with assassinating Antonio Acosta nephew of Colonel Baldomen Acosta. Acosta was a former aide de camp to Delgado during the war and disappeared after arrest in Printa Prava where Delgado acted as chief.
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Young Acosta
Delgado
New York
Havana
World Dispatch
Antonio Acosta
Baldomen' Acosta
Printa Prava
Acosta
Plea for Release in Spalding Habeas Corpus Writ
Judge Dunne issues habeas corpus for Charles W Spalding former Illinois treasurer and ex Globe Savings Bank president jailed at Joliet for embezzlement. The plea argues the conviction rests on special legislation unconstitutional.
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Chicago
Dunne
Chas. W. Spalding
University of Illinois
Globe Savings Bank
Joliet
Spalding
Asiatic Cholera Ravages Charkin and Manchuria
Cholera outbreaks devastate Charkin and Manchuria with hundreds of deaths reported. The disease is mainly affecting natives, with a few European cases. Authorities vow strict measures to confine the outbreak and prevent spread to Europe.
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St. Petersburg
Charkin
Manchuria
Europe
Cuban protest over Braga case reaches embassy level
Washington reports the Cuban government intensified its inquiry into General Braga’s case and criticized the consul general. Papers remain with the President at Oyster Bay while action is anticipated, possibly recalling or reassigning the consul general.
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Washington
Braga
Oyster Bay
Black Jack McDonald Shot in Juarez Saloon
Border desperado Black Jack McDonald was shot and killed in his Juarez saloon by an American in a dice game gone bad. Two attackers fled, a third was captured. McDonald was not related to the famed train robber of the same nickname.
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el Paso
Black Jack
McDonald
Juarez
Mexico
Chamberlain Addresses Commons After Accident
London July 29 Colonial Secretary Chamberlain spoke in the House of Commons amid cheers. He said the empire would move toward self government through staged inclusion of nominated officials and closer unity of dominions, noting reforms aim to merge colonies with self rule as time allows. TABLER'S BUCKEYE PILE OINTMENT advertised for piles with modest prices.
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London
Chamberlain
House of Commons
Henry Campbell Bannerman
Tabler
A. L. Cook's
Release Prisoners Amid Amnest y Proclamation
Washington reports the War Department referred the President's July 4 amnesty order to the Navy Department. Guam's governor will be notified and prisoners who take the oath will be returned to the Philippines aboard an army transport via Manila. One transport will carry loyal prisoners back.
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Washington
War Department
Navy Department
Guam
Philippines
Manila
United States
Missing San Francisco official links to seven months lost funds
William H. White, cashier of the board of public works, is missing from his payroll and thought to be several thousand dollars short in his accounts. He resided at 80 Pierce Street with his wife and children and has been missing for eighty days.
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San Francisco
William H
Death of W m F Hamill in Pasadena
William F Hamill of Seattle dies after a lingering illness in Pasadena California. The report notes his death occurred last night in Pasadena with no further details provided.
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Pasadena
Cal
Wm. F. Hamill
Seattle
Wanted: Reliable boy to deliver Daily Tribune
Job notice seeking a dependable male youth to deliver the Daily Tribune. Call the business office tomorrow at 8 30 for details and application.
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Daily Tribune
Coronations Not Crowned With Queen Since Edward and Eleanor
The author notes that none of the Edwards who sat on the English throne have been crowned with their queen in Westminster Abbey since Edward and Eleanor were crowned together, marking the first coronation in the present abbey.
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Edwards
Westminster Abbey
Edward
Eleaper
Primary Delegates Chosen for Bannock County Convention
The Republican primaries are set for tomorrow in six city precincts to elect twenty delegates to the Bannock County convention, which will select sixteen delegates for the Idaho state convention in Boise on August 20. Precinct sites include A W Jones residence and Hopson Hill’s grocer store, with voting hours from five to seven.
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Boise
Idaho
Pocatello
Lewis
Old A Street
Lewis and Lander
Old B Street
Old E
E B
Bridge Co Starts Up 250 HP Engine at Falls Plant
The American Falls Water Power company known as Bridge people has finished an auxiliary plant in the city. A 250 horsepower engine drives a 1500 light generator by Gregory Electric, with boilers and foundations cemented. Manager Tapper hosted visitors as the plant ran smoothly and work may resume at the Falls soon. Doctors Booth Washburn Gray and Wagoner of Illinois are visiting and plan to proceed with the works.
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American Falls Water Power Company
Bridge People
Tapper
Gregory Electric Company
The
Tribune
Booth, Washburn
Gray
Mr. Wagoner
Illinois
Falls
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