Republicans to Convene in Columbus for Ohio State Meeting
Columbus Ohio July 25 Republicans gather for state convention first session set in Columbus Tuesday. Debate centers on governor candidate Brown against a strong field including Harding Garfield Thompson Moor and Roosevelt Jr. Longworth named temporary chairman with Burton and Dick seeking state leadership while Cox holds influence in Cincinnati. The convention aims to avoid addressing the U S Senate succession or Hanoi issue and is expected to be combative.
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Columbus
Dayton
Judson Harmon
Burton
George B. Cox
Oren Britt Brown
Court of Common Pleas
Brown
Warren G. Harding
James R. Garfield
Carmi Thompson
Greenville W. Moor
Nicholas K. Roosevelt
Marion Star
Joseph Benson Foraker
Foraker
Roosevelt
Hmng
Cox
Taft
Beverly
Garfield
Ohio
Fox
Cincinnati
Judge Brown
Harmon
Longworth
Congress
United States
Hanoi
Mine Fire Threatens 200 Men At Indiana Coal Mine
A fire at the Hocking mine near Farmersburg damaged property valued over 75000 dollars. About 200 miners were forced to escape through a manway as flames destroyed the structure above ground and the boiler room roof fire likely sparked the blaze.
Children swept from pier by big wave at San Sebastian
A group of children on a San Sebastian pier were suddenly swept into the sea by a large wave. Several children are missing and a fisherman and two boys drowned as rescuers searched the area.
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San Sebastian
Lieut R A Owen Returns to Engineer Corps
Lieut R A Owen, husband of Ruth Bryan, returns to the Engineer Corps after duty elsewhere. The notice confirms his assignment and acknowledges his spouse.
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Ruth Bryan
Engineer Corps
Northern Italy Towns Ravaged by Devastating Wave
A cyclone ripped northern Italy with Saronno Lonate and Revellasca leveled. Sixty workmen buried in Saronno ruins. six bodies recovered. Dispatches from Milan Como Saronno Erba report extensive destruction and relief parties dispatched.
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Rome
Italy
Milan
Como
Saronno
Erba
Lonate
Revellasca
Northern Railway
Taft Sails For Rockland From Bar Harbor
President Taft sails from Bar Harbor aboard the Mayflower to Rockland where doctors expect the injured right ankle to be pain free by Tuesday. The party attended church with Taft before a dinner at Senator Hale’s Nicolin home and then boarded the yacht after a special train to the Mt. Desert ferry.
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Bar Harbor
Taft
Rockland
Grayson
R. B. Matthews
Senator Hale
Nicolin
Mt. Desert Ferry
Gray Sea
Hottest Chicago Day in Nine Years Sees Prostrations
Chicago July 25 reports the warmest day in nine years with a 97 degree maximum and a low around 55. Despite hundreds prostrations, low humidity prevented many fatalities.
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Chicago
Twelve Banks Close Doors Amid Shanghai Financial Crisis
Shanghai reports a severe financial situation as three native banks controlled by a leading piece goods operator fail. Nine banks suspend operations amid tense meetings of bankers guilds and foreign banks, but no resolution is reached.
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Shanghai
Tadtal
General Grant Goes East
Major General Frederick Dent Grant completed his Chicago duties and will take command at Governor's Island over the department of the east. The transfer comes from the war department in Washington and makes Grant the army's top assignment, succeeding Major General Leonard Wood.
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Chicago
Frederick Dent Grant
Department of the Lakes
Governor’s Island
Department of the East
War Department
Washington
Grant
Army
Leonard Wood
United States Army
Bryan Denies Bolt Story on Democratic Split
William J. Bryan dismisses a Lincoln dispatch claiming he would bolt the Democratic convention in Nebraska and form a rump convention. He states he will speak for himself whenever there is something to say and has given no statement on the matter.
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Chillicothe
William J. Bryan
Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Bryan
Lincoln Dispatch
Burn Train of Cars Stalls Freight Route in South Bend
Rioters halted Grand Trunk trains in South Bend Indiana and burned a train of cars. One man was shot and seriously wounded. Authorities cancelled all passenger service east and west from the city and railroad officials requested troops.
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South Bend
Ind
Grand Trunk
Forked mishap delays Kawanee star in BBC game
In Kawanee Illinois on July 25 Third Baseman John punctured an artery with a dinner fork while rushing to a baseball game. He is under a doctor’s care and cannot play for some time.
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Kawenee
Ill
Bell Field
John
Six Bodies Found in Letter Mine at Zeigler
Workmen reopening the Letter mine entrance at Zeigler, closed by an explosion over a year ago, discovered six entombed bodies. The corpses were in a mummified state and easily identified.
Ships Sail For Bluefields Open Port Blockade Ruling
New Orleans July 25 The Norwegian steamships Imperator and Dictator have continued to wait re Bluefields open port designation. The United States state department calls the blockade a mere paper affair and not binding. Norwegian owners of the vessels chartered by Americans see Secretary Knox ruling as protecting the ships and cargoes.
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New Orleans
Imperator
Norway
Weather Forecast For iNonis Indiana Fair Days Ahead
Generally fair conditions prevail today and tomorrow across Indiana with moderate southwest winds. No significant precipitation expected. temperatures mild to warm across the region as high pressure guides the weather pattern.
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iNonis
Indiana
Dickinson Arrives in Manila as War Secretary Guests Gov General
Secretary of War Dickinson arrived in Manila with General Edwards and was escorted to the palace by a cavalry battalion. They are hosted by the governor general during their visit.
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Manila
Dickinson
Gen. Edwards
Hogs and Cattle Markets Reported in Chicago July 25 1910
The Markets Chicago July 25 1910 details hogs with receipts about 30000 and prices from 7.90 to 9.65 for various classes. cattle receipts around 28000 with Beeves 4.95 to 8.50 and western cattle up to 6.70. sheep and lambs show mixed figures with native and western categories. A second report repeats hog receipts at 32000 and similar price ranges, noting lighter and heavier hogs and slight declines from prior averages.
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Chicago
Texas
Many Aliens Are Sent Back From Ellis Island
New York reports a six month surge in deportations with over 16 000 immigrants sent back at Ellis Island. In prior years annual deportations seldom exceeded 7 000. Among recent removals is a young Englishman sentenced a year earlier to the Elmira reformatory for hotel guest robbery.
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New York
Ellis Island
Elmira Reformatory
Three Suffer Ptomaine Poisoning From Sardines in Grand Rapids
Mrs Ferdinand Becker and her two sons Ferdinand and Leo are ill with ptomaine poisoning after eating an affected can of sardines in Grand Rapids Michigan. The mother is seriously ill while the two boys are improving but still in danger as they recover from the tainted fish.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
Ferdinand Becker
Ferdinand
Leo
Becker
Grain and livestock price report from Beach-Wickham Grain
Grain and livestock quotations include heavy shipping grades 785 to 805 for cattle and rough 785 to 805 for beef, sheep steady from last week, corn oats hay and flour prices listed, plus turkey and fowl quotes and miscellaneous items. Reister & Son provides the quotations from the Unicag building listings.
Mrs. Ethel Snowden Visits the United States
British suffragette Mrs. Ethel Snowden travels to the United States on a speaking tour to advocate for women's voting rights and social reforms. Her visit highlights transatlantic support for suffrage and reform campaigns.
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United States
Warship for Estrada Heads to Nicaragua from Norfolk
The Hornet, a former U S gunboat bought for 275 600 at the start of the Spanish American War, sails from Norfolk bound for New Orleans and then Nicaragua to join Estrada’s insurgents against Venus. It was purchased by Isadore Stern and Thomas B Roberts of New Orleans for 5 000 and fitted at a local shipyard.
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Norfolk
New Orleans
Nicaragua
United States
Estrada
Venus
Isadore Stern
Thomas 8. Roberts
Navy
Panic Following Bombs Blast on Second Avenue Tenement
A bomb exploded on a sidewalk in front of a five story tenement on Second Avenue causing a foot and a half hole in the street and shattered windows. The blast sent hundreds of tenement residents into the street in terror and panic spread for a block. None admitted receiving Black Hand letters.
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New York
Second Avenue
Vote For Dead Constable Honored At Democratic Primary
In Austin on July 25 a solid vote was cast for Constable James Michael, murdered by Henry Gentry at Belston Priday. Gentry was burned at the stake on Friday night and his ashes scattered through Belston Priday streets.
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Austin
Tex
James Michael
Henry Gentry
Belston
Priday
Gentry
Log wreck kills one and injures three near Wolverine
A logging train wreck on the shwood branch near Wolverine Michigan killed Lo Maurer and injured H Spencer conductor and Samuel Stuffer brakeman. Schafferleg was broken and Spencer sustained a bruised hip and internal injuries. Maurer leaves a wife and two young children.
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Wolverine
Mich
Shwood
Illing Lo
Maurer
H. Spencer
Samuffer
New Tack in Chicago Packing Inquiry Hearing
Federal grand jury in Chicago eyes an aggressive move in the National Packing Company case. Subpoenas issued to Chicago Junction Railway officers and related railroad staff widen the probe into alleged price fixing and trust conduct. Harry Lewis of Jacksonville Florida emerges as a key witness in the revelations about dealer agreements and meat pricing.
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Chicago
National Packing Company
Chica Junction Railway Company
Teress
Grand
Chase
BR J
Chio Junction Road
Harry Lewis
Sonville
Fla
Ers
Japanese Steamer Tateura Maru Sinks Off Korea
Tokio July 25 Tateura Maru a Kobe Dairan steamer sank off Chindo Korea with 206 of 246 passengers lost. Warships dispatched to scene.
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Tokio
Kobe
Dairan
Chindo
Korea
Gamsengers
Baseball results and standings from National and American Leagues
Outcome of games in the National and American leagues with standings. Reports at St Louis and Chicago show results for Boston, Chicago, Philadelphia, Cincinnati and others, listing pitchers batters and scores though some lines are garbled. Key players include Bresnahan, Corridom, Moore, Dooin, Ferguson, Raridon, Smith, De Rowan, McLean, Curtis, Goode, Graham, Archer and Kling.
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St. Louis
New York
St. Lowvia
Schiel
Satee
Corridom
Bresnahan
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Wing
Moore
Dooin
Ferguson
Raridon
Smith
de Rowan
McLean
Curtis
Goode
Graham
Archer
Kling
Ambiguous Game Scores Across Cities Record
Fragmentary sports scores list multiple city matchups and two games with tied or missing data. The text mentions Louisville Minneapolis Columbus Milwaukee Toledo and Kansas City with unclear results. No clear winner or date is readable.
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Sam
Scott
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Chicago Tribune
Coal Company
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R. A. Owen
Saonno
China
General Grant
Bolt
Leiter
Bluefields
Secertary Knox
Ralwal
Parkers
Grand Rapids
Beach-Wickham Grain Company
Unicagg
Ars
Reister & Son
STOGE
John A. Babcock Commission
U. S. Yards
Illinois
Exch
Close
Ethel Snowden
Hornet
Peretti Net
Vis
Railroad
National League
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