Uuwtn Lingaten Horses Upset Raft in Luzon March
Four companies of the Eighth Cavalry conducted a practice march in northern Luzon to show the flag. A raft carrying five horses and three men capsized in the Lingayen River, causing drownings including Sergt W H Thompson Priv John B Morrison and Jesse O Miller of the Highth Cavalry and a constabulary guard. Bodies recovered. The maneuvers aim to instill fear and respect for the Stars and Stripes while providing practical value for future uprisings.
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Eighth Cavalry
Luzon
War Department
W. H. Thompson
John 8. Morrison
Jesse O. Miller
Highth Cavalry
Camp Wallace
Union
Philippines
Wood
Lingayen River
Ure
National association bans objectionable posters
The Associated Poster and Quietrnuters of the United States, at their annual Chicago convention, passed a resolution prohibiting any member from posting bills or hangers with objectionable titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association
Chicago
Associated Eat
United States
Warfield Delays Hanging Date in Lee Case
Governor Warfield, at the office for the first time since the Lee case papers arrived, did not sign the death warrant. The law allows twenty days to file, and observers expect no delay in announcing the execution schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warfield
Negro Lee
Washington Post
Baltimore
Lee
Somerset County
Obituary notices for Bartecher Stare Hickok Svenett and Renahan
A batch of obituary notices from 1906 1908 listing deaths in Illen Angeling Staves Edward Svenett and John Renehan with funeral dates at scattered addresses and cemeteries. The item notes ages residences and times for services at various locations including Congressional Cemetery and Third Street Northeast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartswer
Pam Illen
Christepher M Bartecher
Isle
E .Street Sontheast
Fickor
George Stare Hickok
Ralter H
Wena Ct
New Ore Cha
Judy
Edward Svenett Iix
Wood
Sears
Tenth
Thoraday
Congressional Cemetery
Renehan
John Renehan
Sata
Shaw
Joseph J. Shaw
Cameron
Ten Thousand Miners Strike in Hocking District
Athens OhioJuly 20 Ten thousand miners in the Hocking district struck today after working less than two weeks under the June Columbus agreement for cutters landers and day workers When pay checks showed a short payment of 2 160 of a cent per ton the subdistrict miners council will take up the dispute with operators Mines in Hocking and Bourday Creek valleys will be idle until a settlement is reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Ohio
Hocking
Columbus
Matic
Bourday Creek
Crash destroys Packard and trolley at Main and Harrison
Newark dispatch reports a Packard touring car driven by Walter J. Harri of South Orange with his wife and four children collided head on with a west bound trolley at Main and Harrison in East Orange. The entire party was thrown into the roadway and the car wrecked. Ruth Hauer sustained serious bruises and a trolley officer sustained minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
Main
Harrison Streets
East Orange
Walter J. Harri
Newarke River Works
Fairview Avenue
South Orange
Ruth Hauer
Ofiter Ceeunants
Veltele
Leas Gerlous
Seattle Slayings Case Ends with Acquittal on Insanity Defense
George Mitchell who killed Franz Edmund Creffield known as Joshua of the Holy Rollers in Seattle after seeking vengeance for his sisters was found not guilty by reason of insanity. The trial drew community sympathy for Mitchell while detailing Creffield as a degenerate who exercised strong influence over followers in Corvallis and Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mitchell
Joshua
Holly Rollers
Seattle
Wash
George Mitcehel
Franz Edmund Creffield
Crefield
Mitchell
United States
Creffield
Washington
Oregon
Corvallis
Sagane
Sisters of
O. W. Hurt
Mig
State demands hotel books in unique Indiana legal move
West Baden Indiana July 10 Attorney General Miller Auditor of State Bigcler and Deputy State Auditor Reid with three accountants demanded examination of the West Baden and French Lick Springs Hotel companies books under a state law applying to voluntary associations. The aim is to learn about casino leases and financial flows related to gambling raids and determine lease types and whether money went to hotel treasuries. No objections were raised by Taggart or Sinclair. The action is the first under this act and will take no long time. Separately judges heard suits by the two hotels to cancel casino leases for anti gambling clause violations with lessees Deery and Colglasier admitting judgment, back rent, $100 damages and $100 attorneys fees.
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West Baden
Ind
Miller
Bigcler
Reid
French Lick Springs
Indiana
Treasuries
Taggart
Sinclair
Buskirk
Mine Guards Face Murder Charge Inquest Verdict
Steubenvale July 20 Coroner Lampbell declares miner Frank Klumasara was shot unwarrantedly by Bradley mine guards on June 1. He recommends murder charges against Guarda Talbott Preston and Henderson. Ladrone Leader Surrenders Manila July 10 Montalon turns himself to Col Bandholtz on July 8 at Talhsay and is sent to Cavite for trial leaving one leader at large in Luzon.
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Steubenvale
Unio
Lampbell
Frank Klumasara
Bradley
Guarda Talbott
Preston
Henderson
Manila
Montalon
Col. Bandholtz
Talhsay
Cavite
Luzon
Russia in Revolt Yet Autocracy Not Dead, Le Roy-Beaulieu Says
Paris July 14 Anatole Le Roy-Beaulieu, famed Russia expert, declares Russia in a vast transition not a simple crisis. He warns the throne may survive but autocracy is doomed and urges a liberal ministry to avert deeper revolution. He calls for land reform, autonomy for nationalities, equality before the law for Jews, and a purge of bureaucracy as essential steps toward stabilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. le Roy-Beaulieu
Paris
Anatole le Roy-Beau- Neu
Institute of France
Russia
M. Je Roy-Beaulien
Louis XVI
Charles I
England
M. le Roy Beaulieu
Finland
Poland
ML le Ray Berutieu
Rosenberg Still Held On Anarchist Suspect Charge
Berlin reports August Rosenberg formerly of Seattle was arrested July to Altona as a suspected anarchist and remains detained. The case is held by foreign office correspondence between Berlin and the Washington embassy. Rosenberg has not sought American Embassy protection. German authorities rely on American witnesses and police inquiries. Altona officials think the case against him is not strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Rosenberg
Seattle
Wash
Altona
Prussia
Foreign Office
Washington
Cabinet of Constitutional Democrats Nearing Unity in Russia
In St Petersburg on July 10 reports say a constitutional Democratic ministry is near. Negotiations via Yermoloff stalled by three demands they reject: land expropriation, full amnesty, and a summer parliamentary recess. Milukoff emerges as the likely premier if talks succeed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petersburg
Emyror
Democrats
Pen Sa
Fern
Yermoloff
New Center Party
Constitutional Democrats
Paul M. Milukoff
Bre
Rojestvensky Acquitted in Cronstadt Court Martial
Admiral Rojestvensky was acquitted after a ten hour court martial at Cronstadt for surrendering at the Sea of Japan. Four officers of the torpedo boat destroyer Bedovi were found guilty and condemned to death but mercy recommendations for commutation to dismissal were urged due to extenuating circumstances and mental fatigue.
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Cronsted
Russia
Roiestvensky
Lot
Sea of Japan
Hedovi
St. Petersburg
Cronstadt
Rosestvensky
Rojestvensky
de Colongue
Baranoff
Bedovi
Filipovsky
Yeontieff
Reciprocity for Goldnies Opens Empire Commerce Congress
Montreal delegate George Drummond advocates reciprocal preferential trade within the British empire to secure food and necessaries, urging United Kingdom, colonies, and dependencies to grant mutual market favors. About 20 delegates attend the sixth chambers of commerce congress in London led by Kancarding and the Earl of Elgin amid debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kancarding
Chambers of Commerce of the Empire
London
Harl of
Elgin
George E. Drummond
Montreal Board of Trade
United Kingdom
Lancashire
Turkey Opposes Embassy Move in Diplomatic Tug of War
Constantinople reports Chekib Bey, Turkey’s ambassador in Washington, was instructed to oppose elevating the U S legation to an embassy in Washington. He acknowledged Turkey favors embassy status but says a prior agreement is required, and expects eventual mutual upgrade to embassies when conditions permit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Vuy W—Rresn
Washington
Chekib Bey
United States
Chekib, Bey
State Department
United
Turkey
Day of Rest Bill Passes Through Congress
The Chamber of Deputies passed a compulsory weekly day of rest enabling the end of Sunday labor. The bill, already approved by the Senate, now goes to the President for signature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parle
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Exodus to Siberia and public immigration to St Petersburg
Report notes an unprecedented wave of emigration to Siberia with figures suggesting vast numbers. Government figures indicate a large portion of people are moving to Siberia, with discussions of a $1.5 program driving this migration during the recent period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Petersburg
Siberia
ReformCannot Depend Upon Allies Says Lord Roberts
Gen Lord Roberts told the House of Lords that Britain cannot rely on allies in future wars. He warned a long indecisive conflict would burden the nation with debt and taxation and weaken naval power. He urged an efficient reserve able to mobilize 500000 and trained manpower to cover war losses. Milner backed universal military service as the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobs
House of Lords
London
Lord Roberts
House of Words
Great Britain
Marquis of Ripon
Privy Seal
Haldane
Lord Milner
Santo Domingo Seeks Loan Under State Department Review
Negotiations for a loan to the government of Santo Domingo are under way in New York and may succeed if finances are adjusted. Secured debt around 23 million dollars and unsecured obligations over 35 million. Bankers and officials weigh reduction of secured debt and possible wipeout of unsecured debt amid ongoing Washington discussions.
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New York
Santo Domingo
Washington
State Department
America
United States
Morley’s Fruitless Search for Missing Brother Ends
San Francisco jury 11 G finds W Morley of Saginaw Mich. traced his brother R W G Morley, who disappeared in China four years ago while traveling with Le Verger. He followed clues to Wu Tun Cheng near the Mongolia border, last heard September 1905. Le Verger cashed Morley letters of credit in Shanghai and Colombo. Morley vows to continue pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
G. W. Morley
Saginaw
Mich
China
R. W G. Morley
Ching
le Verger
Morley
Wu Tun Cheng
Mongolia
Shanghai
Colombo
Ceylon
North Carolina Republican Convention Turns Rowdy
Delegates clash over credentials and leadership amid mobbed hall scenes. Chairman Adams faced attacks as Blackburn faction demands clear majority rule. After contentious parley, Douglas nominated for state corporation commissioner and Adams elected chair by unanimous vote. Cortelyou Letter urges harmony and party unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yartong
Cole
Adams
Blackburn
Blackputz
Settlé
Dixie
Skinner
Settle
North Carolina
Congress
Douglas
Robert M. Douglas
Greensboro
Stephen A. Douglas
Gen
Grant
Supreme Bench of
Judge Adams
Cortelyou
Greenshors
The
Beast
Bryan postpones his tour with social functions in Britain
London July 10 William J Bryan and wife postpone continental tour after Interparliamentary Union conference open July 32. They will visit Scotland then return for engagements in London including dinners with Col C J Bills and Mr and Mrs Moreton Frewen and lunches with Mrs George Cornwallis West and Ambassador Reid. Haldane speech and navy budget to be discussed at the House of Commons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
William J. Bryan
Campbell-Bannerman
Downing Street
Loreburn
India
Morley
Bryan
Great Britain
Interparliamentary Union
Scotland
Lnvitationa
Mr. Bryan
Wounds Proved Fatal to Staunton Nightwatchman Garber
Staunton Virginia July 10 Wm H Garber 49 nightwatchman at Putnam’s erzan factory died at hospital eight days after being shot several times and beaten with a bludgeon by an unknown assailant He leaves a wife and five children Police have no clew to the attacker The article notes the case as a cross section of life in the city and mentions a separate novel serialization in The Washington Post starting July 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Staunton
Wmn. H. Garber
Putnam's Erzan Factory
Garber
David Graham Puilligs
Washington Post
Washington, D C
Washington Sunday Post
Post
Clarence H, Reizenstein
Grave Charge Brought Against Russian Government by Laborites
Labor group in the Lower House of Parliament asserts absolute proof that orders from St Petersburg directed Saratov province police to fire on parliamentary gatherings after prorogation, instructing officers to target deputies and present any shootings as accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Saratov
Governor's Palace Burns in Seville Fire
Seville July 10 civil governor palace and its archives destroyed by fire. Governor’s family and staff escaped with difficulty. Barracks of civil guards burned, cartridges exploded. Roof of St Pauls Church caught fire and collapsed injuring several persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seville
Eivil Guards
St. Pauls Church
Warships in Revolt and Mutinies Across Russia
Reports from Sebastopol and Batum indicate ironclads Pantelelmon and Three Saints joined the Batum fortress garrison amid mutiny, while mutineers detained two other ships. Details from Tambov show infantry and Cossacks refusing to fire on mutineers, with several officers implicated. Street demonstrations rise in Moscow and St Petersburg as strikes and agrarian unrest spread, aided by a Black Hundred conspiracy against Jews. In Odessa and Warsaw, armed robberies target officials and the State Bank, with significant sums seized and minimal resistance.
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Sebastopol
Pantelelmon
Batum
St. Petersburg
Tabor
Seventh Cavalry
Tambov
Odesea
Mege
Odessa
Russia
Arma
Warsaw
Vistula
Moscow
Tarassino
No evidence of murder in nurse’s death case
New York July 19 coroner ruled no foul play suspected in the death of Mrs Helen Halmes the nurse who died of gas asphyxiation at the Physical and Surgical Institute Relatives were allowed to take charge of the body and it was shipped to Worcester Massachusetts
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Helen Halmes
Physical and Surgical Institute
Worcester
Mess
More Money Should Be Spent on Public Schools
At New Haven July meeting of the American Institute of Instruction C N Kendall superintendent of Indianapolis schools urged higher teacher pay. He said rising costs and urban schooling demand greater public school spending and noted womens salaries average 355 per year in many cities, with men almost absent from city elementary teaching. He warned against private schooling growth if wages stay low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
American Institute of Instruction
C. N. Kendall
Indianapolis
Kendall
United States
New York
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
Albert G. Keller
Yale
F. W. Hamilton
Tufts College
Kate Stevens
Teachers’ Training College
London
Actress Accuses Husband in Harlem Attack
New York July 10 Vaudeville actress Batte Shanley was driven to a Harlem hospital in critical condition after an alleged attack by her husband Thomas Shanley at their home. Found unconscious she revived enough to say Tom did it. Police report he refused to discuss the affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Battie Shanley
Thomas Shanley
Harlem
Tom
Capital punishment urged in Chicago to curb crimes against women
Chicago yesterday endorsed a resolution calling capital punishment for assaults on women and children. Alderman Daniel Herphy introduced the measure. the state legislation committee will report to the legislature. In Cincinnati, Henry Kellerman hooked a large catfish in the Miami River and found a gold bracelet in its stomach, later identified as missing from Miss Anna Lanning and returned to her.
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Chicago
Daniel Herphy
Washington
Cincinnati
Ohio
Henry Kellerman
St. Bernard
Isaac Walton
Miami River
Plainville
Anna Lanning
Teflah
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Foston Src
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Winnervolis Trune
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Cincinnati Enquirer
Undertakers
W. R. Speakee
F Street
N. W
William Lee
Pransylvania Ave
George P. Zurhorst
Baueraf
East Capitol
R. F. Harvey's Sons
Enrausers
Fourteenth ST
Burfetty
Dervicen
Cheeel Tetenhane Nori
Wey Iu,yuu Tlin SS
Dino
Slayer
Taggart and Sinclair
Hood
the Post
Atlantic City
Rudolph
St. Charles
Raleigh
Seaside
Strand
Madden Hall
Chalfonte
Traymore
Brighton
Marlboro
Dennis
Chelsea
Indsor
Congress of British Chambers of Commerce
Montreal
Colonies
Dependencies
Armey “Reform
Weed of
Bigi Reserve Army
Srother
Pekin
Judge Robinson
Sattle
Harmoniqua
Caroline
Blate
George B. Cortelyou
Tun Tai
Convention OF Educators
American Institute of Instructors
Chicago City Council
Jmument
Penna. Avenue
14Th
CG. H. Reizenstein Outfiter and Hatter
Hechive
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