Impeachment Talk Surfaces Over West Virginia Judge
Reports from Indianapolis and Wilkes-Barre indicate United Mine Workers may seek impeachment of Judge Jackson of West Virginia if he does not dissolve an injunction. Mitchell and President Roosevelt are named in discussions, while Charleston, West Virginia hearings address contempt and federal jurisdiction as the strike imbroglio continues.
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Indianapolis
United Mine Workers
Jackson
West
Wison
Roosevelt
Senate
Mitchell
Wilkesbarre
Mitehell
Madce Jackson
West Virginia
Charleston
W. Va
John Rieharde
Keller
Riehards
National Secret
Wilson
Xown
Richards
PersSous
Loi
Equity
Fake Day 13 Startled by Jeffries Fitesimmons Fight
The July 28 bout in San Francisco between James Jeffries and Robert Fitzsimmons sparked claims of a fixed fight. Both camps deny the charges and a deflating scene of injuries and tears followed. Wages show Jeffries earning 615,989 and Fitzsimmons 8,926 from the gate with the club taking 80,504 after expenses.
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Fite
San Francisco
James Jeffries
Robert Fitesimmons
Fitzsimmons
Jeffries
Schmitz
Fizsimmons
Club
Test for Operators as Coal Shortage Deepens
United Mine Workers officials warn the anthracite strike's real test will arrive within days as hard coal supplies dwindle. Shipments are 11 million tons below last year, and eastern markets may soon be barren. The crisis hinges on operator unity under mounting pressure from manufacturers and the public.
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Indianapolis
United Mine Workers
Woman Chronicles Cure After Three Years Of Pain
Ella Sapp of Jamestown Guilford County North Carolina recounts a long struggle with monthly pains and fainting. She credits Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery with rapid relief and full recovery in two months after prior medicines failed. Dr Pierce Pleasant Pellets are also advertised as a laxative for women.
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Ella Sapp
Jamestown, Guilford Co
N.C
Dr. Pierce
Manila Cholera Report Sees 150 New Cases
Manila cholera tally for the last forty eight hours ending Sunday morning reports 150 fresh cases.
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Manila
Dr. Charles Kendall Adams Dies After Illness
Retired educator and former University of Wisconsin president Dr. Charles Kendall Adams, aged 67, died in Redlands California after a long illness of Brights disease. Born in Derby Vermont he taught at Michigan Cornell and Wisconsin and led Cornell before his Wisconsin presidency last until his resignation and move to California.
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Redlands
Cal
Charles Kendall Adams
University of Wisconsin
Bright
California
Adams
Derby
Derby Academy
H. K. Edson
Denmark Academy
University of Michigan
Cornell
State University of Wisconsin
Venezuela on verge of change as rebels press toward Caracas
Reports from Port of Spain and Willemstad describe Venezuela's crisis with General Mendoza's forces clashing near Aragua and Valencia. President Castro struggles with a depleted treasury and growing insurgent strength as talks of peace with Colombia surface in Washington.
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Mayti
Saint Voix Colin
Jean Demenu
M. Mtrmin
Hayti
M. Pirin
M. Pirmin
Cresca Merret
Venezuela
Port of Spain
Trinidad
Jeicinne Mondoza
Castro
Trujillo
Los Andes
Alto de la Vaime
Lepoldo Taptista
Valencia
Caracas
Barcelona
Aragua
Gugman Blanes
Colombia
Washington
New York
Varets-Santos
Panama
Mob Beatings Leave Couple Half Dead Near Bloomington
Bloomington Indiana July 28 Mrs William R Chandler 40 and her stepson Moses Chandler 20 were abducted from their home south of the city by a mob of fifty masked men tied to trees and beaten Mrs Chandler badly injured unarrested to date Also noted Pov Tavens streetcar conductor in Lausing Michigan heir to about 9000 and farmland after his fathers death plans a trip to New York before returning to work.
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Bloomington
Indi
William R. Chandler
Moses Chandler
William Chandler
Chandler
Tlausing
Mich
Pov Tavens
van Buren County
New York
Jacksonville
George Tefft
East St. Louis
Two Boys Drowned on Ohio River Rafting Trip
Evansville Indiana reports Charles Willis 15 and Walter Hendricks 10 fell from a raft of logs between Newberg and Rockport on Saturday and drowned. Cincinnati sees Philip H Kamler 65 a prominent attorney die suddenly at his home Saturday of cholera morbus.
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Ohio
Evansville
Ind
Charles Willis
Walter Hendricks
Newberg
Rockport
Philip H. Kamler
Cincinnati
Fatal bare knuckle fight ends with stomach blow in Portland
In Portland on July 28 Frank Carlson and George Baldwin, both 19, fought over two girls. After a two round bout lasting about twenty minutes, Carlson was struck in the stomach and died. Baldwin, present with family and friends, fled as witnesses and authorities investigated.
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Portland
Ore
Frank Carlson
George Baldwin
Carlson
Baldwin
Dea
Multiple Local and National Notices Collide in July Dispatches
In New York Bernard Maylann was arrested on a complaint about four counterfeit fifty dollar bills lacking bank signatures. In Washington the ICC reports 212 killed and 2,111 injured in train accidents for the March quarter, with total 813 deaths and 9,038 injuries including other incidents. In Duluth the Longshoremen raise boat loading rates by ten cents an hour for non members. In Milwaukee the Postmaster General Payne and Mrs. Payne depart to New York and Oyster Bay to await Roosevelt. In Knoxville Professor J R McCall resigns UT tenure for Purdue Lafayette Indiana chair.
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New York
Bernard Maylann
S. Conover
Irving National Bank
Maylann
First National Bank of
Shelbyville, Ills
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Wwe
Milwaukee
Ienry C. Payne
Payne
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Baseball Scores From Weekend Actions Across Leagues
Saturday and Sunday results span leagues and cities from Chicago to Boston. Notable scores include Brooklyn 4 over New York 1, Cincinnati 8 over Chicago 2, and Washington 10 over Chicago in an open inning matchup. Multiple second games show varied outcomes across the associations.
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Chicago
Lowte
Pittsburg
St. Louie
Brooklyn
New York
Roston
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
St Louis
Mittsburg
St. Louis
Boston
Detroit
Washington
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Cleveland
Association
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Tadianapotia
Minneapilia
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Lonteville
St Paul
Milwaukee
Kanan
Cy “Werther
Touleville
Louisville
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Tidianapolle
Litionapolis
Kansas City
Toledo
Kanane City
Columbus S
Columbus
Denver
Omaha
Onaha
Colorado Springs
Kana City
Milwanukee
Will Prosecute Lynchers In Virginia And More News
Governor White orders Attorney General Freer to pursue criminal action against lynchers in Virginia, with a special term and grand jury planned. Michigan miners discuss arbitration with nonunion workers as operators may open mines. A young wife kills husband and herself in Woodsfield amid suspected derangement. An interurban link is planned for Danville and Champaign. Chinese officials blamed for Boxer era deaths face rising indignation. Explosion theory points to unsafe open lamps rather than gas, naming workers Levee, Te wandrowski, Lehoniek, Hapke.
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Charleston
W. Va
Freer
White
Mountain Lake Dark
Eiking
Viking
Rampaging Illinois River floods crops and forces evacuations
Reamstown July 28 reports the Illinois River rising higher than any time this year. Levees on the Sangamon and Sangamon above the city failed, flooding thousands of acres of corn wheat oats and other crops. The Lowe and Charlotte levees withstood pressure but many farms in the district have suffered heavy losses with stock drowned and families fleeing to the hills.
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Reamstown
St Hole
Hinds
Sangamon
Silinota
Thie
Bented Farme
Wille
Pumps Arf Prohibited by Madison Court Injunction
Judge Ryan in Madison Superior Court grants a perpetual injunction restraining Richmond Natural Gas Company from operating its pumping station near Newenethe. The ruling seeks to preserve home gas supply by limiting extraction that would divert natural energy to Chicago and other outside cities. The case hinges on whether pumps deprive local residents of gas.
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Anderson
Indiana
Chicago
Gue Belt
Ryan
Madison
Supreme Court
Jindee Ryan
Richmond Natural Gow Company
Ite
Newenethe
Ile Mye
Dead men blamed for Johnstown mine explosion tragedy
In Johnstown Pennsylvania on July 28 an investigation reveals the most important testimony centers on a mine inspector and a careful survey of the Rolling Mill mine disaster. No details beyond the fragmentary report are provided.
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Johnstown
Toe Pectora
Hailstorm Hits Cologne Prussia Killing Two
A severe hail and wind storm at Cologne Prussia destroyed houses barns and property and left two people dead. The incident is noted among a series of leading world events of the period.
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Prussia
Naval Academy
Galicia
Edinburgh
Great Britain
Edward
Krupps
St. Louis Exposition
United States
Chicago
Potter Palmer
Alexander Graham Bell
Telephone Fame
Jerome Amin
Beloit
Wis
Judge rules school may bar secret society access
In Kansas City a circuit court judge ruled the Manual Training High School faculty may prevent pupils from joining secret societies not approved by the faculty. The decision arose from Harold Frost's suit against the principal to regain school privileges after Frost joined Philamda Epsilon, contrary to school orders.
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J. ST. Stover
Circuit Court
Manual Training High School
Harold BE. Frost
G. B. Morrison
Frost
Philamda Epsilon
Porto Rico exports rise as trade widens
In a New York dispatch Governor Huerta reports Porto Rico's fiscal year end with better business and health prospects. Exports reached 12 510 025 dollars, up 471 percent from the prior year, and US exports rose 40 percent. Coffee dominates trade, with substantial imports from the United States and Europe seeking market growth at home.
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William TE Huet
Porto Rico
Conio
James
Harlin
Iant
Marte Rico
Miles
McUlar Treasury
United States
Rico
Porto [Ee
Verto Rico
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Austria
France
Maly
Germany
Global notes on education growth and political shifts
A compilation of reports highlights rising attention to education and rapid transport spurring investment and schooling, with nearly 50 000 children taught and two new industrial schools planned. It notes improved sanitation and a drop in deaths, plus election year politics and new American statutes shaping governance in the island.
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Huch
California
United States
Island
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