Santa Fe Jubilee Committee organizes parade plan
Santa Fe workers push a full division parade with 18 floats as executive committee formed. Garvey and Healy elected chair and secretary, with a plan for finances and invited speakers including Colonel Holliday and James Thomas for Santa Fe Day events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gurvey
Soctork
Elo
Cavert
Santa Fe
Garvey
Holliday Axhould
Baird
Wes Gorge R. Peck
James Thomeas
Plev
W. J Healy
A. A. Robinson
Aldace F. Walker
Charles Gleed
Thomas A. Ostorn
Kouns
Hla
Labor Day Festival planning and fundraising meeting notes
Details of a planning session discuss raising funds through employee contributions proportional to hospital fees for July to September. Plans cover stationery, invitations, and departmentwide adoption of the scheme, with noncompulsory participation and emphasis on shop and engine crews contributing similarly. 18 parade floats planned, executive committee to meet next Wednesday at 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vealy
Koane
Fes Wal
J_ PF. Mitchell
Healy
Garvey
Topeka
Jak Thomas
A. M. Baird
Santa Fe
Kraneas
Santa Fe celebration to boost Kansas from Topeka
Wellington Daily Mail notes Santa Fe celebration planned in Topeka to promote railroad resources and Kansas growth. The event aims to advertise the state and strengthen the Santa Fe line with an estimated $10,000 company expenditure plus contributions from railroad employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Topeks
Railroad Circle
Wellington Daily Mall
State Journal
Kansas
Peace at Last in Constantinople Frontiers
Ambassadors and Tewfik Pasha agree on frontier clause of peace treaty. Military attache line accepted with minor changes. Turkish forces begin evacuation of Thessaly confirmed by reports.
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Constantinople
Tewfk Pasha
Thessaly
Burlington Officials Deny Coal Shipments East
Kansas City July 23 Denying any coal shipments into the eastern strike district Burlingtons H L Harmon says the company only moves coal to regular supply stations in St Joseph Brookfield Quincy and Burlington to avoid double hauling He warns a wider strike would threaten western rail service United Mine Workers organizer D McGregor says a shift of coal into the east could trigger a regional strike but he doubts a western sympathetic strike will occur Miss Maude Andrews dies of consumption at the Salvation Army hospital Her funeral is set for this afternoon at 3 from the Salvation Army hall on Kansas Avenue
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Kansas City
H. L. Harmon
General Southwestern
Hurlington
St. Josmph Brookfield
Quincy
Harmon
Western
D McGregor
United Mine Workers’ of America
Kansas
Missouri
Mississippi
Ratchford
Miss Maude Andrews
Maude Andrews
Salvation Army Hospital
Miss_Andrews
Thongat
Abilene
Miss Andres
Cloudburst Engulfs Youngstown Town in Flood
A dramatic cloudburst in Youngstown Ohio flooded the valley within thirty minutes, rising to second story level and sweeping away bridges and rail lines. Fire, police, and crews struggled to rescue residents as many homes were inundated. One man was killed by lightning near his MUl street home. Widespread property damage extended to Trumbull county with crops burned and farms damaged.
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Youngstown
Alers
Erie
Warren
Sharon
Bre
Mahong Valley Electric Snes
Nues
Henry Meyers
Mul Street
Crab Creek
Erie and
Lake Shore
Mahong River
Pu- Hee
Crab Crewk
Lfe
Spring Common
Trumbull
Sentenced for Life Feud Hinges on New Confession
Rev W H Hinshaw faces potential exoneration as Baney, a conchet from Michigan City, claims a written confession could prove his innocence. The Belleville murder case, two years past, implicated John Whitney and Guy Var Tassel with motive robbery. Baney recounts the night drive from Indianapolis and the shooting that followed, while Hinshaw’s lawyers press Bates’s confession for now.
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Hinshaw
Indiagapolis
Ind
Noon Raney
Michigan City
Prin Bn
Belleville
Baney
Minshaw
Gold Shipment Resumed From New York to Europe
Sew York reports an 800 ounce gold shipment to Europe resuming, not drawn from the sub-treasury. Kidder, Peabody & Co of Horton will stop 0000 dock to Europe on Tuesday next.
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Lassrd Preres
Eld
Europe
Sub
Treneury
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Horton
Warnings Don’t Stop Em Many New Yorkers Arranging to Go to the Klondyke
New York July 2 The World reports Klondyke fever remains high as railroad and ticket offices are swamped by hopefuls seeking fortune in Alaska. Experts warn departure now is foolish due to limited transport and rough inland travel. Only four applications for transport have left local agencies, most planning months hence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frederick Hobert
Engineering and Mining Journal
New York Sur
Klondyke
Abiskin
Juneau
Yukon
L. Allen
Engl
Reering
May Call Out Kansas Orders From Ratchford Expected
Pittsburg Kansas July 2 T B Mercger national organizer Knights of Labor and president United Mine Workers Missouri and Kansas says Ratchford will urge western coal miners to strike but they may delay if leaders lose position. McGregor, back from Columbus, says Western miners should stay at work and fund eastern strikers. He and colleagues will attend Pittsburg kansas convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ratchford
Pittsburg
Kansas City
T. B. Mercger
Kan
Knights of Labor
United Mine Workers For
Missouri and
Kansas
McGregor
Columbus
Rutehford
United Mine Workers
Mr. McGregor
Wiliam Crawford
Springfield
Ind
J. W. Wilsom
Virginia
United Mine Workers of America
McGresor
Peary Reaches Sydney After Greenland Expedition Arrival
The steamer Hope, carrying Lieutenant Peary and his Greenland expedition team, arrived in Sydney today from Boston. The crew is reported well and fuel for the voyage will be taken aboard. sailing is expected tomorrow. The first planned stop after Sydney is Cape York in 16 north lat. Eskimo companions will join for the effort to reach the North Pole next year, with several Greenland coast stops planned before the return this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Sury
Hope
Peary
Boston
Cape York
North Pole
Greenland
Stacey Yet After Her In Porterville Visit Report
Newton July 22 Further news from Porterville California states Mrs Stacey of Newton Kansas is the ghost during summer months of Mrs W J Ahmen at Mountain Home Mr A G Stacey is doing newspaper work in Porterville and arrived Friday to assist in preparing the Enterprise special edition next week He will stay about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stacey
Porterville
California
Newton
A. G. Stacey
Kenanys
Kan
W. J. Ahmen
Mountain Home
Wil
Mr. Stacey
Enterprise
Advertising His Misery Revolver Alarm at Fayre Parade
A man named Legrand fired a revolver from the central staircase on Garo Street as President Fayre prepared to depart Mayne. He was arrested and said he wished to advertise his misery while the president was passing.
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Fayre
Mayne
Legrand
Garo Street Lazere
Noted Author Stockton Plans Virginia Estate Purchase
Frank R. Stockton the noted author is arranging to buy an estate in Berryville Virginia. He and Mrs Stockton will purchase the Amnefteld estate a Rye old colonial mansion in this county as part of their plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Berryville
Frank Tether
Stockton Famine Annefeld
Carter
Amnefteld
Kid McCoy Knocks Out Moore in Third Round
Kid McCoy defeated Dick Moore in the Olympic Athletic Club last night in the third round. The bout was set for two rounds at catch weights with Moore appearing game but McCoy proving the stronger fighter throughout.
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Kid McCoy
Pigeon Mystery: Andree’s Birds Escape Confusion
A Copenhagen report denies a carrier pigeon capture near Tromsee with North pole passed 15 marking. Hamburg notes release of a thousand birds with aluminum rings 280 km NW of Heligoland. One pigeon near Suevde with North pole 142 W was likely from these flocks. Andree’s pigeons bore Andree and Aftonbladet marks. thirty birds escaped during winter.
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London
Copenhagen
Tromsee Island
Norway
North Pole
Berlin
Heligoland
Ische
Suevde
Hifylke
Trimsoe
Andree
Aftonbladet
Moore doubts Andree pigeon tale from polar expedition
Prof Willis S Moore head of the Weather Bureau questions a Norwegian pigeon message claiming Andree reached the pole. He notes lack of date and signature and discusses arctic air currents and navigation methods while Commodore Melville remains cautious about actual success and safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
Andres
Washington
Willis S. Moore
Christiania
Norway
Ull
North Pole
Moore
Andree
Prof. Moore
Arctic
Pole
Point Barrow
Alaska
Gixelow
Commodore Melville
Andrew
Pale
Andere
Polar
NO SURPLUS POPULATION HINDERS FRENCH COLONIZATION
The Times reports Wilfrid Laurier, Canada’s premier, said in Paris that France shows enmity toward England over the Egyptian question and lacks surplus population to colonize. He noted French inertia and colonization difficulties, citing France’s demographic constraint as a key obstacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Anday
The
Times
Pfntf
Paris
Bir Wilfred Jaurier
Wilfred
Mutterings of Mob Law at Worth Hearing
Police fear a lynching as 150 Santa Fe shop workers assemble for the preliminary hearing of George R. Worth charged in the Santa Fe case. Officials move Worth from jail by back way as deputies and detectives guard the crowded court. Santa Fe men debate action but opt to let the law run its course and await full proof of guilt.
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Black
George R. Worth
Sheehan
Worth
Surfire
Charles Price
O. M. Capron
Santa Pe
Hissed Governor Tanner in Chicago Logan parade melee
The governor rode at the head of his procession through Chicago near the Logan street area when crowds booed and hissed him. Shouts of Yerkes echoed as 20 000 spectators watched from the Masonic temple vicinity and along the route. Tanner acknowledged the jeers, grew crimson, and gradually settled into the crowd as the march moved on.
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Chicago
Tanner
Masonic Temple
O'Brien
Lrit
Governor Tanner
Rey
Thal Music Hall
Masnate
LILLIAN GOES TO DAKOTA FOR DIVORCE
Opera singer LAlline Russell travels to North Dakota to pursue a divorce from Sig Parougin. The case seeks separation with papers filed in the district court, though the specific charges have not yet been made. Miss Husser has moved to Faree and secured a residence in a quiet city house.
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North Dakota
New York
Lalline Russell
Cone
Sig. Parougin
Miss Husser
Faree
Vies
District Court
Arbitration sure sparks call for meeting at Pittsboro
Indianapolis dispatch notes a telegram from Pittsboro promising a call for arbitration. The message names Robbins DeArmitt and Hannah as organizers and credits Frank Schmid, a member of the Indiana labor commission, with involvement. The tone signals optimism for settlement through arbitration.
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Indianapolis
Pliteburg
Pittsboro
Robbins
DeArmitt
Hannah
Frank Schmid
Schmid
The
Indians Labor Commission
Topeka Carrier Pigeons Set for Indiana Flight
Two pigeons owned by Mike McLaughlin will be released tomorrow morning by JL P. Lubds and M F Hanna to fly from Topeka to Fontanet Indiana a roughly 59 mile journey. The birds known as Bryanites mons Meosier and Collins have previously logged fast trips including a 1.60 yard per minute pace from Malden Missouri. McLaughlin aims for a one day voyage and hopes for successful arrival.
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Topeks
At & O
JL P. Lubds
M. F. Hanna
Topeka
Fontanet
Ind
Mike McLaughlin
Mr. Luvas
Bryanites Mons
Meosier
Collins
Minde
Malden
McLawehlin
Tramps Stop Tekamah Train as Troops Sought
telegram from Tekamah Burt county to Governor Holcomb asks troops to guard railroad property from a mob of tramps determined to ride the train. In Tekamah trains were held, deputies dispatched to prevent interference. rail cars blocked the line as authorities seek to move the mail train.
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Lincoln
Neb
Tekatah
Burt County
Holcomb
Mariut
Stepegen
Tham
Tasut
Omaha
Tekamah
Pussisaian
United States
Tramps Run A City In Record Rampage
Sioux City July 23 Tramp plague grows bold with police needed to curb nightly disorder. Train car encounters, robberies, assaults on children, and terrorized households blur by the riverfront. Officers scarce as numbers swell, little arrests despite rising mayoral strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Whisky Killed Him and Arrests Loom for Suppliers
Coroner Hiram Streitembereer issues verdict on Henry C Latkin found dead in bed. He states death due to alcoholic poisoning and that several parties giving and keeping whisky in a controlled state induced intoxication and coerced Latkin to hand over money. Multiple arrests to follow.
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Chilleathe
Daly
Hiram Streitembereer
Henry C. Latkinn
Chillicothe
Tudor Tron Works Close in East St Louis Amid Coal Shortage
Scarcity of coal cripples factories in East St Louis Area. Tudor Works in East St Louis laid off several hundred workers as coal supplies tighten near National Stockyards. Officials warn extended curtailment could halt operations across the plant within days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
St. Lenk
Tudor
East St. Louie
East St. Louis
Turks Ordered to Surrender Rail Link in Thessaly Evacuation
Eight Turkish regiments move through Thessaly toward Salonica as authorities order the surrender of the Volo Larinst railway to Greek officials within eight days. Evacuation of Thessaly underway with Adhem Pasha expected to arrive to oversee the withdrawal.
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Athena
Suly 2
Suegpent
Volo-Larinst
Chreek
Thessaly
Domoko
Thessaly Todey
Elussona
Salonica
Adhem Pasha
Troame Ih
Also Mentioned on This Page
Santa Fe Jubilee Committee
W. ©. Garvey
W. d. Healy
EL. Copeland
C.F. Cavert
A. Manson
W. 5. Lawless
W. BE. Carrie
Alex Lad
A. Horn
Juhn Oren
J. F. Mitchell
Ri. L. Greene
James Thomas
Wm. Han
Senta Fe
WC. Garvey
Stoopers
Chiairgan
W. J. Healy
Simson Ie
SMOF
Rand
Kannas
Cie Dain
Mroc Wi. Kune
A. M Ralyt
Fair Grounds
Wellington
Thassal
City
Frank R. Stockton
Tromsce
W. Phillips
Crimson Tide
Illinois
Lillian
Dakota
Robbing, DeArmitt and
Hansa
de Witt
Sear
G_ W
Stansfield
Kaneas Avenue
Tudor Tron
Volo
Hall
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