Ohio Republicans Buck the Field for Governor Nomination
In Columbus the GOP opens its state convention to nominate a governor candidate to oppose Gov. Harmon. Longworth leads as temporary chair. Garfield arrives with a platform advocating tariff reform, initiative and recall, and strident opposition to Payne Aldrich. Cox backs Brown amid shifting support.
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Columbus
Judson Harmon
Memorial Hall
Walter F. Brown
Nicholas Longworth
Longworth
Taft
Payne-Aldrich
Washington
Gov
Harmon
Dayton
Burton
Beverly
Ohio
Judge Brown
Garfield
Warren G. Harding
Marion
Carmi A. Thompson
Ironton
George B. Cox
Brown
Cox
Harding
Thompson
Commission Government For
Cities
Child and
Paul Howland
Cleveland
Geome
Cuyahoga
Theodore Roosevelt
Hughes to Seek Washington Home for Governor
Gov Hughes and Mrs Hughes with May Crossett left Albany for Washington to choose a residence for his anticipated post as associate justice of the supreme court in October. They plan to return to Albany late this week.
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Albany
N. Y
Hughes
May Crossett
Washington
SISSY LOFTUS Cancels London Appearance Amid Severe Illness
The performer Sissy Loftus abruptly cancels her scheduled London appearance due to a severe illness. Fans are advised to await official updates from the theater and agency regarding rescheduling plans.
Crippen Arrested Aboard Montrose For Murder Case
London reports Crippen and Miss Ethel Le Neve were arrested at sea aboard the Montrose after wireless messages and a overheard discussion suggested a planned escape. Crippen denies guilt while Le Neve collapses and seeks to give sworn testimony. Both remain in separate cabins under guard.
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London
The
Daily Express
Montrose
Robinson
Ethel le Neve
Crippen
Kendall Thépeupon
Miss le Neve
Express
Mine Pact Referendum Planned By United Mine Workers
Indianapolis July 26 The international executive board of the United Mine Workers of America approves a compromise on the coal strike. Operators grant wage increases totaling 5.55 percent plus 2 cents a ton on mine run coal and extra cents a ton in shot firer mines. Additional 2 cents a ton for Franklin and Williamson counties. Illinois union officials concede powers to district officials in allied unions. Compromise expected to pass in referendum.
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Indianapolis
International Executive Board
United Mine Workers of America
Minnvis
Illinois
Franklin
Williamson
Ilinois
Irrigation Official Shot In Portland Expressive Attack
R H Irvin secretary of the Inland Irrigation company was shot in the head by a highwayman within a block of his Portland home. The injury threatens his life and investigators search for the assailant in a July 26 incident.
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Portland
Ore
R. H. Irvin
The
Inland Irrigation Company
Baseball Results and Standings in National and American Leagues
National League standings show Chicago leading with .651 Pct and Philadelphia at .488 in a tight race. American League results list Boston and Philadelphia strong, with Cleveland and Detroit pursuing, as games against St Louis New York Washington and others affected standings.
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W. L. Pet
Phil
St. L
Pitts
Brook
Bos
Pittsboro
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
McQuillen
Moore
Dooin
Camnitz
Gibson
American League
W. L. Pet. Phil
Boston
R. H. EB. le Louis
Harkness
Joss and Bemis
Morgan
New York
Willetts and Stanage
Vaughn and
Criger
Lapp
Washington
R. H.E. Chicago
Walsh
Sullivan
Reisling
Beckendorf
Long
Smith
Block
Groome
Breckendorf
Violent Death Toll Mounts in Wilkesbarre Area
In Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania and nearby towns ten people died violently in the past day. Drownings occurred on the Susquehanna river with George Ambrose Peter Perkins and Arthur Hollenback among the dead.
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Wilkesbarre
George Ambrose
Peter Perkins
Brodericks
Arthur Hollenback
Wyalusing
Susquehanna River
William Hobert
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
James Stetmann
Wilkesbarre Auto Company
John Farmer
Delaware and Hudson
James Ciccone
Carbondale
Stanley Briski
James Kelly
Providence
Silas Lord
Equinunk
Convicted killer sells body to Drake anatomy professor
Fort Madison Iowa July 26 John Jurkin the condemned Ottumwa man who killed Clara Rosen and faces execution at the state penitentiary has sold his body to Prof H J J Hoove of Drake University Des Moines for about 50 dollars. In his final days Jurkin uses the money for food and permitted comforts.
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Fort Madison
John Jurkin
Clara Rosen
State Penitentiary
H. J. J. Hoove
Drake University
Des Moines
Jurkin
Hog Market Report Opens With Mixed Receipts in Chicago
The Chicago hog market opens July 26 1910 with estimated receipts of 13000 and yesterday's leftovers at 2171. Market shows strength at best previous levels with light hogs 8 60 to 9 00, mixed packers 8 25 to 8 80, heavy shipping 7 90 to 8 65, rough 7 90 to 8 15. cattle 6000 weak after yesterday's decline. Sheep 25000 steady.
Terre Haute Feels A Mob Over Police Shooting
George M. Lints, dying from a bullet wound, identifies Albert McGowan as the shooter. Authorities fear a lynching attempt as McGowan is jailed with sheriff guards posted. Lints, a former police chief, was acting as a special policeman at the Fiks building when shot.
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Terre Haute
Ind
George M
Ints
Albert McGowan
McGowan
Lints
Fiks
Grain Market Report From Beach-Wickham Grain Company
Chicago furnish Grain Market data from Beach-Wickham Grain Company at 544 and 545 Postal Telegraph Building with prices and trends for buyers and sellers.
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Beach-Wickham Grain Company
Hog Market Report Shows Higher Receipts and Steady Demand
Second report cites estimated receipts today at 14000 with official receipts yesterday 34094 and shipments 6358. Leftovers 2171 yesterday. Tomorrow’s estimated receipts 19000. Market remains steady to 5 higher with bulk 845 to 865, light 860 to 905, mixed packers 825 to 885, rough 790 to 815, porkers 895 to 900, pigs 865 to 905.
Local Market Prices for Corn Oats Hay and More
Washington City market prices show corn and oats near 50 and 37 cents respectively per unit. Hay heavy and straw rates listed by load and bale, flour per sack at 1.60 to 1.70, bran and shorts per hundred around 1.35 and 1.60, with corn meal at 25 cents per ten pounds.
Consign Your Livestock Direct 10
John A. Babcock at U. S. Yards Chicago Illinois advertises livestock consignments. The notice lists rooms 27 29 on the main floor exchange for direct consignments and related services.
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Exch
Ball Player Jailed on Charge of Killing Child in Indianapolis
Albert Mattingley an amateur baseball player is jailed in Indianapolis with bail set at 5000 dollars charged with killing Inez Stephenson a 2 year old. The ball hit the catcher passed and struck the child on the head causing fatal injuries.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Albert Mattingley
Inez Stephenson
Mattingley
Cattle and sheep receipts and prices from Market segment
Estimated receipts at Market show 6900 head with declines noted Reeves 480 to aid prices. Cows and heifers 260 to 6 55 stockers 260 to 5 60 Texas steers 4 20 to 6 35 Western cattle 675 to 75. Estimated receipts 25000 Market steady Native sheep 260 to 4 40 Western sheep 250 to 4 40 Yearlings 425 to 575 Lambs 450 to 750 Western lambs 475 to 750.
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Texas
Bank theft inquiry widens as losses near six hundred thousand
Inspector Markowski and Julius Goldman confirm total loss around 600000 from the Rusco-Chinese bank New York agency. cashier Erwin Wider confessed to 80000 plus but not named as sole culprit. Investigators seek other suspects and possible broader wrongdoing. Russian and Russo-Chinese officials may be asked to open inquiries. Wider remains missing as Central Office detectives pursue him.
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New York
Rusco-Chinese Bank
Markowski
St. Petersburg
Julius Goldman
Erwin Wider
Witter
Wider
Ths
Gegory Vilenkin
New Londorn Cona
Eduardo Netatin
Bank of
Hanque du Nord
Russell
Princeton President as candidate for New Jersey governor
Princeton University president emerges as a potential candidate for the New Jersey governorship. The unnamed official signals interest in entering state politics, drawing attention to higher education leadership in the campaign landscape.
Riots and Rail Damage Mark Pennsylvania Strike Turmoil
In Wilkes Barre and Carbondale 1200 Delaware and Hudson workers strike, rioting erupts with dynamiting of Laurel Line viaduct at Avoca and damage to Hudson and Carbondale yards. A man named James Clcone dies from a head wound. several arrested including Gentile Wilson Johnson Marco Ernest Sulmvam.
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Wilkesbarre
Delaware and Hudson
Carbondale
Laurel Line
Avoca
Hudson
James Clcone
George D. Gentile
George Wilson
Thomas Johnson
John Marco
James Ernest
William Sul Mvam
Longshoremen Battle in Hold of Mengebello Vessel
In Brooklyn the hold crew of the steamship Mengebello fought over unloading fruit. Joan Lagareno shot Speno dead after Speno attacked Lagareno. Pedro Goveno was struck with a spike and taken to the deck with the injured man and Speno’s body.
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New York
Mengebello
Pacific Street
Brooklyn
Joian Lagareno
Pietro Speno
Speno
Lazareno
Pedro Goveno
Market Notes Steady Demand With Mixed Packers Remarks
Market report shows good steady activity with others weak to shade lower. Bulk 8 45 to 8 65, Light 8 60 to 9 05, Mixed packers 8 20 to 5, US Rough 7 90 to 8 10, Cattie-Siow and weak, Sheep steady.
Auto Ditched Five Hurt In Saginaw Bay City Run
A touring car driven by Harry Hanson overturned after veering into a ten foot ditch near the Michigan House on the Bay State road. Five passengers were injured including two girls with a broken arm and numerous facial cuts. Hanson and two male passengers sustained considerable bruising.
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Saginaw
Mich
Harry Hanson
Michigan House
Bay State Road
Bay City
Oakland
Hanson
Hansen
Dying Woman Upsets Lamp Start Fire in Bed
Mrs Dorothy Pesnick aged 75 of 2525 Crescent Place toppled a lamp as she gasped near death in bed. Oil and flame ignited bedding. family members extinguished the fire before her body could be saved. Death attributed to apoplexy.
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Chicago
Dorothy Pesnick
Crescent Place
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Sissy” Loftus
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Kendall
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St. Paul
Louisville
Minneapolis
Toledo
Kansas City
Hudson River
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Fort Lee
N. J
Manhattan Island
Brooklyn Bridge
Grain Market
Washington City
Reister & Son
Turkeys
Eags
John A. Babcock
U. S. Yards
Chicago, Illinois
Baby
Gotham Agency
Woodrow Wilson
Princeton
Didate
Pennsylvania
Purdy
Longshoremen
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