Twenty Five Dead in Grand Trunk Wreck at Craig's Road
A pilgrim excursion train from Sherbrooke ran into an ahead section at Craig's station on the Grand Trunk early this morning. Twenty five killed and about forty wounded as cars and the engine were wrecked. Relief crews and doctors arrived from Lewis. many victims rushed to Hotel Dieu. Names include engineer Hector McLeod and fireman Richard Perkins among the dead.
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Sourh Quebec
Que
Craig’s
Sherbrooke
Craig’s Road
Peter McLeod
Richmond
Dick Perkins
Sherprook
Magog
Windsor Mills
Lewis
St. Anna de Beaupre
Charles Bedard
Miss Bedard
Hector McLeod
Richard Perkins
Mr. Mercer
Dignon
Cogan
Hotel Dieu
Craigs Road
Quebec
Engineer McLeod
Special Venire for Durrant Murder Trial in San Francisco
Special venire of 150 jurors to be drawn to select jurors for the Theodore Durrant case charging murder in the Emanuel Baptist church. Return date set for July 22. Trial expected in the county superior court. defense does not seek a change of venue.
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San Francisco
Theodore Durrant
Blanche Lamont
Minnie Wiliams
Emanuel Baptist Church
Lopez Denies It. Spanish War Notes and Possible Commands
A Madrid dispatch says Gen Lopez Dominguez, minister of war, denies reports that 15,009 soldiers and commanders surrendered to the insurgents. Papers speculate on Cam pos resignation and Blanco becoming chief commander in Manila.
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New York
Herald
Madrid
Lopez Dominguez
Marshall Campos
Blanco
Manilla
Town Gone Up in Smoke
Somerset village on the Rome Watertown and Ogdensburg railway wiped out by fire. Loss set at 40000 dollars. Rochester reports July 10.
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Rochester
Somerset
Rome, Watertown and Ogdensburg
Suburb of Milwaukee Burned in Devastating Fire
MILWAUKEE July 10 The business portion of Wauwatosa a Milwaukee suburb was destroyed by fire this morning Ten buildings were burned including shops and offices causing extensive damage authorities investigated the cause andContainment efforts were coordinated by local fire departments and police present at the scene
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Milwaukee
Wauwatosa
Counterfeiter Captured in Los Angeles With Family
In Los Angeles on July 11 local officers seized a complete counterfeiting outfit in the city center and arrested C. J. Armandy, his wife, and two children. The wife and a domestic child aided in distributing false coin while Armandy, long in the business, produced nickels dimes quarters and halves. He previously held banking and real estate posts in Leonard Kansas and has passed thousands of dollars in bogus currency on the Pacific coast.
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Los Angelos
Cal
C. J. Armandy
Armady
Pacific Coast
Leonard
Kansas
California
Five G F Case employees among 5 cremated in Detroit fire
A Detroit livery barn fire killed five G F Case workers and 100 horses. Names listed include Samuel Smith Charles Davis Bert Shaw Thomas Webber Joan Duggan Henry Hobbs and W T Cook. Fire discovered just before 2 am by night foreman John Allen. Loss estimated at 175000 with half covered by insurance.
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Detroit
Mich
G. F. Case
Samuel Smith
Charles Davis
Beert Shaw
Thomas Webber
Joan Duggan
Henry Hobbs
W. T.cook
John Allen
Allen
James Anderson
Hobbs
Cook
John Cummings
Foot-pads on wheels rob Brookdale couple near Morris canal
Mr and Mrs James Britt report being held up Tuesday night by two bicycle riding foot-pads on Patterson road Brookdale. They were forced to surrender diamonds worth several thousand dollars a diamond ring a necklace a watch and a purse before the thieves fled toward Bloomfield.
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Broomtrep
N. J
James Britt
Patterson Road
Brookdale
Britt
Morris Canal Bridge
Boat Capsized Off Wauchapreague Killing Six
NORFOLK VA July 10 Near Wauchapreague Va yesterday a boat with thirteen excursionists capsized in mid stream Four men remained with five women drowned One man drowned while saving a girl The yacht Cristine crew rescued the survivors The dead are Janie Scotch Helen Brockover Lillian Gregory Maggie Bushon Juania Burnett and John Tait
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Norfolk
Wauchapreague
Sai
Cristine
Janie Scotch
Helen Brockover
Lillian Gregory
Maggie Bushon
Juania Burnett
John Tait
Six Chinese Found Dead Near Madeira in River
Intelligence reports six Chinese workers found dead in the San Joaquin River eight miles from Madeira in Fresno county. The miners had been employed nearby and cause of death is unclear whether accident or foul play.
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San Francisco
Madeira
Fresno County
San Joaquin River
Consul Refused Aid to American Reporter Under Foreign Flag
Frank Foodward, claiming American citizenship and acting as a Morning Journal correspondent, sought U.S. consular protection in Gibara after fleeing rebel lines. The consul refused to recognize him, urging surrender to Spanish forces. Captain Walker then sheltered him under the British flag and took him away.
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New York
Wailker
Gibara
Frank Foodward
New York Morning Journal
Marceo
Banes
United States
Walker
Letter of Thanks From Indian Guests at Centennial
A letter from two Seneca representatives to Mr C D Crandall expresses gratitude for hospitality during Warren centennial celebrations and reflects on Iroquois history and ongoing goodwill. The note lauds the town’s generosity and prays for guidance from the great Spirit as relations strengthen. It mentions a successful camp stay and a healthy return home.
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C.D. Crandall
Centennial Association
Warren
Salamanca
N. J
Co. D. Crandall
Drak Smr
Emily Brookes
Myron Silverheels
Three Days Battle Near Cristo Reported in Cuba
Gen Gasco commanding Spanish troops at Cristo says a three days battle with insurgents occurred at Sierra Maestra in the province. He reports capturing arms and provisions but details of fighting have not yet been received.
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Santiago, de Cuba
Gasco
Cristo
Sierra Maesta
Deserved His Fate
Daniel Overling was hanged at 10 47 a m in PrrrspurG Pennsylvania for killing his wife when she refused to give him money. Local report notes he was a worthless drunken fellow prior to the execution.
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Prrrspurg
Daniel Overling
Yellow Jack's Ravages Epidemic Fears Rise in Santiago
The Herald correspondent at Santiago de Cuba reports yellow fever is beginning to assume an epidemic form as of July 9. The note underscores growing health concerns and the spread of the disease in Cuba's key city during the ongoing conflict.
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New York
the Herald
Santiago de Cuba
Sentence Carried Out in Havana for Treason against Cuban Republic
A Havana dispatch says Sando val, who led Spanish troops that surprised and killed Jose Marti, was captured by Cuban guerrillas led by Gen. Jose Macco. He faced court martial, was condemned for treason and murder, and was executed. The body was buried.
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New York
Herald
Havana
Sandoval
Jose In Marti
Jose Macco
Pennsylvania Leads in Christian Endeavor Societies
The Christian Endeavor convention opens this morning as General Secretary Baer reports 7,750 new societies formed last year. Total societies reach 4,229 with 4,712 overseas and 4,139 in Pennsylvania. Worldwide membership stands at 2,473,740.
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Boston
Christian Endeavor
Baer
United States
Pennsylvania
Order
Salsette Burned at Sea Off Australia
Ad vances from Australia report the bark Salsette burned in mid ocean after sailing from San Francisco to Melbourne on March 1. The crew and officers were rescued by the Maltiades and brought into Melbourne on June 10.
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San Francisco
Cal
Australia
Melbourne
Park Maltiades
Peary Relief Steamer Kite Sails for Greenland
The Kite carrying the Peary relief expedition departed from here this morning bound for Greenland, with Sr. Jouns and N. F. aboard.
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Sr. Jouns
N. F
Kite
Peary Relief Expedition
Greenland
Regatta Races Highlight Trinity Victory At Henley
Henley results show Trinity Hall beating New College by a third of a length in the grand challenge heat with a 7 30 time, while Eton College wins the ladies plate heat and London club takes the Stewards Cup. Cornell plans two crews for 1596 pending Ithaca approval amid Fennell’s improving condition. Separately Celoron talks flare as Amusement Company and Warren syndicate clash over booths and land use near the bandstand and electric fountain.
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Henley
Trinity Hall
Cornell
New College
Trinity
Fawley Court Boat
Bushey Gate
Eton College
St. John’s
Oxford
London Rowing Club
Thames Rowing Club
Ithaca
University
Fennell
Guy
Vivian MeKalis
W. Broughton
D. Muttlebury
Thames Rowing Clubs
Trinity College
Cambridge
Nereus
Amsterdam University
Molesey
Celoron
Celoron Ammsement Company
Qfayhich A. X. Broadhead
George E. Maltby
Warren Land Syndicate
Amusement Company
Amusement
Warren Company
Celeron Company
Jamestown News
Former Clerk Arrested for Threatening Governor Budd
William O. Irwin, former county tax collector's office clerk in San Francisco, was arrested after threatening to kill Governor Budd. He had imbibed whiskey, carried a pistol, and set out to confront the governor, but authorities learned of his plan before he could reach the California Hotel and he was detained.
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San Francisco
Irwin
Budd
California Hotel
L A W Races At Asbury Park July Trials
L A W trial heats at Asbury Park list open half mile results with winners in each heat. W F Sires of Washington wins heat one, Arthur Gardiner of Chicago takes heat two, Walter J Helfest of Utica secures heat three, C H Callahan of Buffalo wins heat four.
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Asbury Park
W. Ff Sires
Washington
Arthur Gardiner
Chicago
Walter J. Helfest
Utica
C. H. Callahan
Buffalo
Paper Dolls Delight Child in Hood's Pills Trade
Mrs A M Anderson of Barxees Pa says a girl enjoyed paper dolls sent with one Hood's Pills trade mark and ten cents in stamps. She praises Hood's Pills for curing biliousness and indigestion and keeps them in her house.
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BarxeEes, Pa
Hood
A. M. Anderson
Directors Re elected by Conewango Building Loan Assoc
The Conewango Building Loan Association held its first annual director election with several thousand shares represented. Re elected directors include L T Traveltine M B Dunham J W Dunkle John M Siegfried and others. Judges and inspectors named. In one year the association sold over 1.5 million in capital stock organized more than 50 advisory boards and granted about 100 loans with 88 paid. Assets now exceed 50,000 and income for the first year tops twelve percent. The Conewango name gains traction with over 7 stockholders and a bright future expected.
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Conenango Building Loan Association
L. T. Traveltine
M. B. Dunham
J. W. Dunkle
John M. Siegfried
D. L. Gerould
George B. Ensworth
A. Mintser
Frank M. Knapp
George E. Colvin
J. A Sandstrom
N. J. Stenberg
Brockwayville
TD. D. Liced
Conewango
Sun
Allegheny Springs Sees Boost Under New Management
At Allegheny Springs new management aims to raise the resort’s popularity. Last Saturday a six piece orchestra played a lively hop, followed by a Sunday afternoon concert enjoyed by nearly 100 guests. New arrivals from Erie Titusville Brocton Franklin fill cottages. Mr Rice remains as clerk to oversee guest comfort. More guests expected. evening drives and hops look popular with Warren youths this summer.
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Erie
Titusville
Brocton
Franklin
Rice
Warren
Earthquakes Hit Caspian and Ural Regions
Severe earthquake shocks disrupt the Caspian and Ural districts. Many houses are destroyed in Tesanada Astrachan and Krasnovodsk as reports from St Petersburg dated July 10 describe the damage and aftermath.
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St. PetersBuRg
Caspian
Ural
Tesanada
Astrachan
Krasnovodsk
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Michigan
New Jersey
Atlantic City
Frederick Elaproth
Camden
Rockwell
Philadelphia
Union
John Hoch
Minnie Ingersoll
Jacob Strife
Martinsburg
Lowville
Hoch
Denmark
Lewis County
Koch
Auburn
Wrst Superrisor
Wis
Council
Starkweather
Council Chamber
Yellow Jack
Peary
Celoron Amusement Company
Cornells
L. A. W. Races
Allegheny Springs
Urals
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