GAAP ISSUE IS MADE HE STANDS FOR STATE RIGHTS
Raleigh July 26. Governor Glenn and Assistant U S Attorney General Sanford fail to settle the spending railway rate dispute between the state and the Southern railway. The governor insists state rate law must go into effect pending litigation and threatens an extra session to act through the state assembly if needed. He proposes the 24½ cent rate go into effect at once and seeks swift appellate action to speed final determination.
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Raleigh
N. C
United States
Sanford
Glenn
Southern Railway
General Assembly
Asheville
Pritchard
Supreme Court of North Carolina
Wake County
Preme Court
Dhside
Atlantic Coast Line
Warner will case sparks sensational claims in Clinton
The Warner will case near $2 million raises a sensational claim by Vespasian Warner that his stepmother Isabella Robinson Warner has negro blood. Dr L Harrison Mettier denies the accusation saying the claim is baseless and vows to disprove it while love letters from the late Warner to an Ohio sweetheart come under focus. Mrs Mettier accompanies her mother in Clinton.
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Clinton
Ill
Warner
Vespasian Warner
United States Commissioner of Pensions
Isabella Robinson-Warner
Ohio
Eage
L. Harrison Ettler
Lake Avenue
Isabella Robinson- Warner
Mettier
Woman Announces Plan To Run Away After Elopement
Mrs. Fred Frazer Aged 21 Wife Of Chicago Real Estate Man Declares She'll Leave Within A Week After Elopement Was Thwarted By Police In Rock Island The Couple And Her Mother Traveled To Chicago Then Englewood To Board Tickets To San Francisco With Bartender C J F Landers Trailing Them.
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Rock Island
Fred Frazer
Chicago
C. J F. Landers
Telegraph workers strike hits Salt Lake City offices
Telegrams from the Western Union office at Salt Lake City report disruption due to a strike by the messenger force seeking Sundays off and shorter shifts. The plant explosion at New Haven Tile in Kentucky killed Wellington Brown and injured Victor Bowling. Butte plumbers strike for higher pay as wage rose from seven to eight dollars per day.
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Western Union Telegraph Office
Salt Lake City
Senger
New Haven
Kentucky
Wellington Brown
Victor Bowling
Butte (Mont
Japan Korea convention signed amid Korean court opposition
Tokio reports a new Japan Korea agreement signed to place Korea under Japanese oversight through the resident general. It requires approval of laws and officials by the resident general and limits Korean sovereignty. The terms avoid direct Korean imperial authority to preserve prestige.
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Tokio
Japan
Korea
Dispute Over Lights Caused Pere Marquette Wreck
A light dispute between Fred Fall bridge tender and J E Schwahn freight agent led to Sundays Pere Marquette wreck in Sehewaing Michigan. Conductor Kelley and Engineer O Leary were killed as semaphore and switch lights failed. Inquest set for Wednesday.
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Sehewaing
Mich
Fred Fall
J. E. Schwahn
Pere Marquette
Kelley
O’leary
Gali
Saginaw
A. S. Williams
Gall
Minister files bankruptcy petition in U S district court
New York July 26 for the first time in its history the bankruptcy branch has before it a petition signed by a minister. Edward Van Fradenbergh of Liberty New York calls himself a retired minister. Debts total 3247 dollars assets 2150 dollars.
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New York
United States District Court
Edward van Fradenbergh
Liberty
N. Y
van Fradenbergh
Strikes Settle as Governors Talks Leaders in Hibbing
Governor Johnson met Hibbing strike leader Petriella to urge peace and prevent violence as miners and merchants clash over credit. Meanwhile in Duluth reports say the range strike backbone is broken and miners plan a cooperative store with about $10,000 already pledged.
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Duluth
Minn
Ranges
Range
Steel Corporation
Petriella
Johnson
Hibbing
Koln
Kolu
Denver
Minneapolis
Journal
John Macki
Western Federation of Miner
Pere Marquette Crash Victim Charlie Broad Buried After Singing Farewell
In Tonia Michigan on July 26 mourners laid to rest Charles Broad one of the Pere Marquette victims. Broad belonged to the Pere Marquette quartet which was singing Farewell when the crash occurred. Two of the four quartet members died in the Salem disaster.
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Tonia
Mich
Salem
Charles Broad
Charlie
Pere Marquette Quartette
Wild nude man sighting prompts county search in Indiana
Evansville July 26 A telegram from Lincoln City reports John Trueval met a wild man in the woods who was perfectly nude. Farmers are forming a search party to find him. The man, believed demented, is said to have escaped from an institution and to have long hair and beard.
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Evansville
Ind
Lincoln City
John Trueval
Trueval
Lightning Sets Barn Ablaze in Stilesville
Oscar Rector’s barn near Stilesville Indiana burned after a lightning strike. Mrs. Rector was shocked while using the telephone to summon help and collapsed unconscious.
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Stilesville
Ind
Oscar Rector
Scores on the Diamonds Chicago July 26 baseball results
Baseball scores from leagues and associations across major circuits. Pittsburg loses to Philadelphia 4 to 5, Cincinnati beats New York 4 to 3, Chicago tops Boston 8 to 0 in Chicago. American League Chicago edges Philadelphia in two games 2 0 and 8 7, Phillies win at Washington 5 3, Boston loses twice to Detroit, New York defeats Cleveland 9 4. Association games include Columbus 12 over Louisville 5, Indianapolis 5 over Toledo 1, Kansas City 3 over Milwaukee in ten innings, St Paul 7 over Minneapolis 6, Western games Denver beat Omaha 7 5, Omaha 7 1 in second, Pueblo 3 over Des Moines, Sioux City 3 over Lincoln 2 in eleven innings.
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Chicago
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
New York
Boston
Washington
St. Louis
Detroit
Cleveland
Association
Columbus
Louisville
Indianapolis
Toledo
Kansas City
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Western
Denver
Omaha
Pueblo
Des Moines
Sioux City
Lincoln
Governor Visit Sparks Miners Parade in Eveleth
Governor Johnson arrived in Eveleth Minnesota at 1 p.m. after leaving Hibbing and urged calm while meeting strike leaders including John McNair and Mayor Jesmere. A two thousand strong miner parade with U S flags greeted him as McNair sought arbitration.
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Eveleth
Minn
Johnson
Hibbing
Jesmere
John McNair
McNair
Famine Relief Efforts Report From China’s Kiangsi Region
Rev. T. N. Thompson and Mr. Rice described famine suffering in northern Kiangsi with tens of thousands dead in Tsing kiangpu. Relief funds from the United States and governments totaled about 2.5 million taels, while a portion remains for the next season amid poor southern harvests.
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Tsingkiangpu
United States
Kiangpu
Her Standard of Living divorce cites contempt and custody
Lawrenceburg Indiana July 26 Mrs Bessie C McCullough was awarded an absolute divorce from John C McCullough with custody of two children aged 2 and 4 and six dollars weekly support. The husband artist failed to pay and was cited for contempt claiming poverty and differences in lifestyle between his earnings and her upbringing in her father's home.
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Lawrenceburg
Ind
Bessie C. McCullough
John C. McCullough
Cullough
Cabinet crisis in Japan eyed as Saionji faces US issues
Count Yanagisawa of the Japanese house of peers warns the current cabinet will fall due to Premier Saionji's stance on US difficulties. He predicts a new government formed when the diet convenes in December with Admiral Yamamoto leading, amid excitement over San Francisco.
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Victoria
B. C
Count Yanagisawa
House of Peers
Japan
Saionji
United States
Yanagisawa
Admiral Yamamoto
Tokio reporters travel to San Francisco on Japanese affairs
Hochi Shimbun special correspondent K Sugiura and Y Suminokura from the Tokio chamber of commerce depart for San Francisco to inspect the local Japanese population and meet with the city's commercial group on the matter.
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K. Sugiura
Hochi Shimbun
Tokio
San Francisco
Y. Suminokura
Two Boat Loads of Negro Picnickers Drowned
A storm in Augusta Georgia flooded the canal when two boats carrying black picnickers capsized and drowned. The report notes the disaster occurred along the canal with fatalities recorded.
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Augusta
Sixth biennial Central Sharpshooters' Union tournament opens
Milwaukee hosts the sixth biennial tournament of the Central Sharpshooters' Union of the United States. The event runs through the week and Sunday with prizes to be distributed. Representatives from nearly all the societies have arrived.
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Milwaukee
Central Sharpshooters’ Union of the
United States
Ex minister Nunzio Nasi released from prison
Rome July 26 Nunzio Nasi former minister of public instruction who faced embezzlement charges involving 10 000 in public funds has been released from the common prison and will remain under nominal arrest at his residence in Rome.
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Rome
Nunzio Nasi
Arkansas Woman Burns Self in Reproachful Fire
Mrs Anna Lowe in Little Rock doused herself with coal oil and set it alight after quarrel with her husband over praise for saving money. She burned to death before relatives. witnesses include their child who screamed. Lowe is a laborer. the couple ran a store while he worked.
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Little Rock
Ark
Anna Lowe
Market Reports: Hogs Cattle Sheep Prices Chicago July 26 1907
Market notes show hog receipts 16000, cattle 2500, sheep 5000 with mixed packers and shipping grades quoted. Estimates for today 15000 and tomorrow 13000 with prices per grade across bulk light mixed heavy rough pigs and porkers, cattle, cattle futures, and regional stockers.
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Chicago
John A Babcock and North American Commission Company
John A Babcock is connected with the North American Commission Company asking for any time and promising a square deal. The note emphasizes straightforward business terms and reliability in dealings.
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The
North American Commission Company
Eddy Estate Accounting Victory Denies Limiting Masters Inquiry
In Concord New Hampshire on July 26 Judge Robert N. Chamberlin denied five defense motions in the Mary Baker Eddy estate case. The ruling keeps masters empowered to examine Eddy’s competency across a broad period and to hear competing arguments on the trust deed executed March 9. Chandler seeks an allowance to cover case costs as hearings proceed.
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Concord
Next Friends
Mary Baker Grees Eddy
Christian Science Leader
Mrs. Eddy
Chamberlin
Masters
Chandler
Coursel
Masters’ Commission
Attempted murder case in London targets Eddie Guerin
A London jury convicts a woman alias Chicago May Churchill and a man named Smith for attempting to murder Eddie Guerin on June 15. Smith gets life, Churchill 15 years, Guerin later faced Paris bank robbery charges and an escape to the United States before London extradition efforts.
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London
Chicago
Churchill
Smith
Old Bailey
Eddie” Guerin
Guerin
Devils Island
Paris
United States
England
France
Drowning of Charles Kadis While Swimming in Creek
Taylorville July 26 Charles Kadis aged 35 was seized with cramps while swimming in a creek and was drowned. Local authorities reported the accident and recovery efforts followed.
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Yaken
Taylorville
Charles Kadis
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