Miracle of a wreck moving at seventy speed in crash
A Pennsylvania express train collided with a loaded coal car near Xenia three miles west of Nena. Four were killed and about a dozen injured. Firemen, engineers, and yard workers aided evacuations. a gas tank exploded, but swift actions prevented a larger loss of life.
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Xenia
Thebete
Pennsylvania
Nena
St. Lews
New York
Dayton
Clarence Kincaid
Colonel Drie Titling Company
Trebeins
Deal
Bart
Neola
Bayton
Wiliam Clark
Colvintine
William Dwyer
Cincinnati
Charles & McWown
Greenfield, Ind
MM. Peters
Columbus
Sullivan
Jess
Yard
Alea
Gehr Pleads Guilty to Contempt in Colorado Mine Case
John L. Gehr of Colorado an organizer for the United Mine Workers admitted contempt of court in a long pending case after witnesses testified to his contemptuous speeches. Sentence was deferred while other contempt cases were dismissed on their own recognizance. The arrest warrant for W B Wilson was rescinded.
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Colorado
Cheries— Wikson
Parkersburg
W. Va
John L. Gehr
United Mine Workers
Gehr
W. B. Wilson
Jackson
Venezuelan crisis worsens while world notes spread of illness
Reports from Caracas indicate Venezuela faces a prolonged revolution with yellow fever and typhoid driving hardship in Valencia and other towns. Sanitation efforts follow, as disease compounds political turmoil across the region.
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Venezuela
Kingston
Jamaica
Trade Review Notes Stabilizing, Trade Activity Improves
R G Dun & Co reports growing confidence in sustained trade as crops near maturity and rebuilding follows storms. Rail stocks rise to new highs while gold exports occur. July oil replaces corn as top speculative cereal. railway earnings up 25 percent versus last year. footwear industries near full operation. failures drop in US and Canada.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Anya
Red Sea
United States
Canada
Republican leader denies rebuke to U S Senators Millard Dietrich
Lincoln Neb July 26 Chairman Lindsay of the Nebraska Republican central committee says reports that the committee rebuked Senators Millard and Dietrich by declining to use their services are unfounded. He states the party wants and values the two senators and their services for the campaign.
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Millard
Imeteloh
Lincoln
Neb
Lindsay
Republican State Central Committee
Associated Press
United States
Dietrich
Nebraska
Chicago
Pauley
Democratic Campaign Committee
Tarrinon
Robert E. Burke
Expedition of Justice in Minneapolis Sees Rapid Conviction
A man was arrested tried convicted and imprisoned within fifty minutes after theft. Frank Dickenson stole a patrolman’s garment and was quickly processed from arrest to workhouse sentence. He is enrolled in a prison squad within an hour.
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Minneapolis
Planters consider annexation to the United States
In Kingston Jamaica on July 26 planters of the larger West Indian islands discuss annexation to the United States over dissatisfaction with Imperial government sugar subsidies. Newspapers reject the idea but annexation sentiment grows among planters. In Warsaw Illinois on July 26 the Modern Woodmen tri state picnic and carnival closed after two days with prominent speakers including ex-Representative B F Marsh who hauled hay in the parade.
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Kingston
Jamaicca
West Indian Islands
United States
Congress
Warsaw
Ills
Illinois
Iowa
Missouri
Marsh
Cholera resurges in Manila water fears eased by tests
Cholera cases rose in Manila on Thursday after a period of decline. Officials tested the city water and found no contamination. The renewal outbreak is thought linked to the lifting of fruit and vegetable quarantine measures. King Edward sails near Isle of Wight after a smooth cruise.
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Manila
Edward
London
Isle of Wight
Cowes
Women Push at Élysée Over French School Closures
A large group of women including wives of deputies visited the Élysée to urge Madame Loubet to appeal to President Loubet to halt the forcible closure of twenty six congregational schools in Paris and the Seine. She refused noting the matter lies with the executive. The protestors warned of bloodshed if actions continue.
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Paria
Dilyeee Palace
Law of Associations
Louhet
M. Combes
Parte
Department of the Seine
Madame Lowther
France
Elysee Palace
Deputies
Madame Loubet
Depu Keille
Tough Men Transferred Convicts Incorrigible to Marquette
Governor Bliss orders transfer of twenty three convicts from Dukeon Sonia and Ilonia to Marquette and Jackson. Incorrigible inmates refused to work fought officers and destroyed tools. one attempted escape. Four from Ilonia moved to ease reformatory crowd. One man aged 77 jailed ten years for assault.
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Lansing
Mich
Bliss
State Board of Pardons
Duckeon
Marquette
Sonia
Ilonia
Jackson
Ionia
Fuller
Reformatory
Asseocladdon
Lonia
Watermelon Thieves Detected by Farm Folks in Patoka
July 26. Farmers Mounts and Murphy near Patoka captured ten melon foragers in their patches. They used public safety items to identify guilt and forced all ten to drink a remedy. five confessed watermelon thefts while five were released. The quintet were taken to a justice of the peace.
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Princeton
Tod
Hough Murphy
Thomas Mounts
Patoka
Mounts
Murphy
Mulky
Steelman
Tate, Hor
Justior of the Peace
Fairbanks Denied Retirement Tale in New York Press
The Indianapolis Journal officially denies New York and other papers that Senator Fairbanks will retire at the end of his current term. The Journal declares Fairbanks is a candidate for reelection and will be reelected with broad Republican support in Indiana. The piece stresses his perceived ability and the unity of the party behind him.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis Journal
New York
Pairbanks
Senate
the Journal
Fairbanks
Indiana
Woman struck by lightning in Plymouth farm tragedy
Mrs. Joseph Harter was killed by a lightning belt while milking on a farm south of Plymouth Wisconsin. Her husband and one boy were briefly unconscious, five other children lightly shocked, and the storm destroyed four nearby barns by fire.
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Plymouth
Wis
Josep Harter
Here
Harter
Murderers of Conductor H Young Targeted For Reward
The Chicago and Northwestern Railway and Oneida County Wis offer a reward of 000 for the murderers of conductor H Young. The street storm in Philadelphia caused property and vegetation damage. Noblesville Ind to become a free delivery mall point from Sept 1. Secretary Shaw leaves Washington for Oyster Bay. Insurance of oil discovered in Trinidad being developed under Canadian auspices. King Victor Emmanuel to visit Emperor William in Berlin in late August. Cigarmakers lockout at Manila continues with wage demands unresolved. Cholera cases rise to 118 in Cairo. Earthquakes daily at Runde Abbas Versia since July 9 with fresh fatalities. John T Reed sues Riley A Owes for 282609 in New York. Dr Sellim claims Solomons temple found in Jerusalem. J Vierpont Morgan due home and ships Aug 13. Chicago telegraph messengers strike for 75 cents a day eight hours and union recognition. In Cleveland Boralma runs 2 06 4 in mile with splits 1 02 last quarter 030. Lawyer notes many things to be investigated including pocketbook.
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Oneida
Wis
H. Young
Philadelphia
Noblesville
Ind
Shaw
Washington
Oyster Bay
Trinidad
Victor Emmanuel
Emperor William
Berlin
Manila
Cairo
Runder-Abbas
Versia
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Riley Aowes
New York
Vienna
Dr. Sellim
Solomon's Temple
Jerusalem
J. Vierpont Morgan
Sle
Chicago
Cleveland
Boralma
Hungry Sea Cited In Town and Country Quotation
A quip from Town and Country questions why the sea is described as hungry and how it "takes the dinner right out of a person's mouth" reflecting a metaphor for hunger.
Plea for the Friars Philippine Monks Defense Plea Before Roosevelt
Resolutions from the Angustinian quadrennial chapter at Villanova Pa defend Philippine friars. The document protests U S actions against the order, urges justice under treaty terms, and asks support from the government and public. The text pleads sympathy for monks suffering civil and religious disabilites in the Philippines and calls for fair treatment and protection.
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Otelily
Lawrence, Maes
Angustinian Order
Villanova
Rowevelt
Sagamore
Attentines UC
Anguetiniane
United States
Coba
PWS
Philippines
Philippine
Frlora
Islands
Justion Ie
Russia note on trusts sparks European debate
Washington reports the United States received a Russian circular note on trusts presented at St. Petersburg to officials of all Brussels sugar conference powers. The note frames its stance as support for Russia’s sugar system, with an international trust conference suggested only if Russia’s arguments are challenged. The State Department will acknowledge receipt and await developments.
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Washington
Riddle
United States
St. Petersburg
State Department
Europe
Brussels
Thea State Department
WONTS CHRIST OW THE CRUISER Des Moines to Peking voyage and christening plan
Des Moines residents Weet and Staery Weeat, with Maureen Campbell, depart from San Francisco aboard Nippon Maru for Peking to visit the minister and christen the cruiser Des Moines. Earlier, Nehtaing bombing damaged a lifesaving station at Middle Inlet. Knoxville, Union county, and Oweso records accuse ambush, shootings, and a fatal dog attack on a child.
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Mise
Ove K. Weeet
Mra Staery Weeat
Thie City
Mises Maurine Campbell
Des Moines
San Vraneleeo
Peking
Mra
Shaw
Lowa
China
Markets Report From Chicago and East Buffalo
Estimated receipts for cattle, sheep and hogs range with mixed prices. Cattle mostly 4,000 head day: Texas steers around 4.27 and up, cows to 5.25. Hogs about 7.00 to 7.90, lambs 6.00 to 6.75, with regional quotations from Buffalo and Chicago markets and notes on market activity.
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N. C
Dunnine & Stevens
Mission Merchants
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