Wall Street Game Alleged in Senate Lobby Hearing
Washington July 9 David Jamar Wall Street financier testified to the senate lobby committee that his impersonation scheme aimed to expose Morgan & Co and push reform on Wall Street. He claimed his actions sought to reinstate Lauterbach and uncover wrongs while resisting prosecution threats.
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David Jamar
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Edward Lauter, Bach
Morgan & Co
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Steel Trust
Edwardauterbach
Lauterbach
Ledyard
Wheon
Dawanteal
Erie Railroad Invites Strike Amid Wage Dispute In 1894
Erie Railroad reports 76,889 workers in a nationwide wage dispute support a strike, while management withdraws from conference. Union leaders say arbitration remains possible, but rail lines may move toward a walkout if demands not met.
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New York
Dretherhond
Erir
Mutans
UN Aero
Body of Slain Woman Found in Indianapolis Canal
Police found the unidentified white woman about 30 in Fairview Park Canal, clearly murdered. She was badly beaten with a bloodied face and battered head, and no identification on the body. The death appears recent, with the victim likely killed several days prior.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Fairview Park
Endeavor Hosts In Session In California
Enigmatic report describes an international Christian Endeavor convention in California with many delegates seeking housing since no city facilities could accommodate all attendees. Private parks were pressed into service amid limited venue options, while speakers listed include Hod and others in a crowded program.
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Rugues
Irregulars blamed as war spreads across Balkans
A chaotic report claims irregulars including business and professional people and students from Sofia and other cities were responsible for atrocities. It notes formal declarations of war, Bulgarian advances into Serbia at Konagevatz, and cholera among Belgrade wounded. Greek dispatches claim Bulgarian defeats and a destroyed Bulgarian division, with tensions rising as officials face criticism over district reports.
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Belgrade
Bulgaria
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Four Track Gamblers Fined at Mineral Springs near Porter
Four men convicted of gambling at Mineral Springs tract near Porter Indiana were fined five dollars each by Judge Louderbach. Proceedings followed a raid led by Illinois Governor Gowrgar Hulston, highlighting that state troops would be deployed to close the resort if county authorities could not stop the activity.
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Porter
Ind
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Louderbach
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Indianapolis
Iadeyit
Sheriff Shot by Four Robbers in Arkansas Poste Office Raid
Sheriff John Owen was critically wounded in a fort near Winuit Ridge Arkansas after a raid by four masked robbers who looted the Pouabontas post office safe. Authorities fear lynching if any suspect is captured. $2000 in currency and stamps taken.
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Ark
John Qwen
Pouabontas
Muir Woods Threatened by California Fire
In San Francisco July a thousand volunteers and citizens battled approaching flames men and soldiers aiding to defend Muir Woods one of California’s great natural beauty spots. Fire burned around Fern Canyon and Black Jack areas, oak and fern trails cut into the woods as firefighters beat back the blaze protecting the park.
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Francisco
Muir Ww
Cals
Tofernos
Fern Canon
Muir Woods
Flandes
Currency measure moves to full committee review
Washington July 9 A start upon committee consideration of the Wilson Glass McAdoo currency bill was made by the house banking committee. Although openly disapproved by some Democratic committeemen study of the measure section by section was consented to. A meeting of the full committee to discuss holding more hearings is scheduled for Friday.
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Washington
House Banking Committee
Grand Jury Scores Wilson in San Francisco Report Flawed
A San Francisco judge, Retuasa, plans to receive a final grand jury report amid criticism of the president. The report aims to resolve objections before submission to States District authorities.
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Wilson
San Francisco
Retuasa
Aah
Feared Cuban Uprising Sparks Political Tension
Washington reports fears of a new Cuban uprising after shooting incidents. Authorities investigate probable casualties and police actions as unrest grows. President Menendez faces strain in his administration amid reports of dangerous conditions and rising energy and strife in Cuba.
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Washington
Uascaiga
Culie
Meneenl Oe Vonfround
Ana
McReynolds May Resign As Attorney General
Rumors cite a fall Cabinet shakeup and an imminent resignation of Attorney General McReynolds. Washington sources say the date could be September 1, while McReynolds and the White House deny plans to depart. insiders foresee a new attorney general within two months.
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Washington Story
Trust Buster
Cabinet
Washington
Wilsto
James €. MerHeyenida
New York
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Altor Des General
Sone
McReynolds
Farmer Crispin Shot in Ray County Case Seeks Aid
Jomen E. Crispin a wealthy farmer from Ray county Mo was brought to Kansas City in dying condition after a wound received at Richmond Mo Mrs Ora Stafford of Richmond was arrested charged with shooting Crispin In a statement to the Hay county prosecutor Crispin said he was refused admission to the house kept by the woman and when he tried to enter she fired through a screen
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Kansas City
Jomen E. ‘Criapin
Ray County
Richmond
Ora Stafford
Crispin
Hay County
Turkey to renew war on Bulgaria announced in Constantinople
The Sublime Porte declared a renewed war on Bulgaria. Gen Enver Bey is tasked with confronting the Chataljia lines. The grand vizier says Turkish forces will immediately advance along the Enos-Midia corridor, territories previously lost to the Balkans allies.
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Gublime Porte
Constantinople
Sublime Porte
Bulgaria
Enver Bey
Grand Vizier
Turkey
Experts Named to Inspect Packing Establishments in East and Midwest
Three experts designated by government service will inspect packing plants across Boston Worcester Bristow New Haven Philadelphia New York Buffalo Pittsburgh St Louis Kansas City St Joseph and National Stock Yards. Dropped names include Dro WoT Sedewick MIT professor and Dr V A Moore Cornell professor with J A Connaway Missouri Agricultural College. They will report honestly on conditions and recommend service improvements.
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National Stock Yards
Itamy Dextre
Lynch Named by Sulzer to State Labor Commissioner
Albany July 9 Gov Sulzer sent to the Senate the confirmation of James M Lynch of Syracuse president of the International Typographical Union for state labor commissioner after three failed bids to approve John Mitchell former UMWA president. Opens War on Mosquito Atlantic City July 3 Mosquito commission plans 200000 square feet of ditches in marsh lands near here.
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N. Y
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Sulzer
Senate
James M. Lynch
Syracuse
International Typographical Union
Atlantic City
Jersey
Atlantic County Mosquito Commission
Ramus Rescued After Drift on Lake Michigan
In a Chicago to Detroit hydroplane race, two of three starters were wrecked in squalls on Lake Michigan. Anthony Jannus and his mechanic Paul McCullough were rescued by a dredger off South Chicago, while Walter Johnson was saved near Whiting, Indiana. Jannus led the field before bad weather forced an abortive finish and rough seas endangered all crews.
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Overman
Walah
Lauterbach
Ledyard Imer
Senator Stone
Speaker Clark
Seustor Stone
Lamar
Aleaga
Chicago
Detroit
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Anthony Jannus
St. Louis
Paul McCullough
Dahlke
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Storms in Rockford Cause Deaths and Destruction
Two are known dead and several injured as severe storms whip Rockford Illinois area. Homes wrecked, dozens of streets blocked by fallen trees and telegraph lines. property damage runs into thousands. Communication lines down hampered rescue efforts and emergency services amid widespread destruction.
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Brent
Volkirs
Meares
Chicago
Ubvais
Mar. Homses
Court hears Mann Act case over interracial marriage
Chicago reports trial of George Thompson charged with violating the Mann Act. Details allege he abducted Emma, a three year old daughter, from Hammond to Niles Michigan, where they wed. the marriage was later annulled and Thompson was arrested. Emma’s mother opposed visits but let them continue as Emma enjoyed violin accompaniment.
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Emma
Maurie Hanson
George Thompson
Tiem; Gon
Hammond
Fai
Niles
Mich
Thompson
Women May Drink at Bars in Peoria Heightas
Peoria Heights trustees debated whether a woman voter can be barred from saloons amid a proposal to force dramshop keepers to close at midnight. Old ordinances barred women from entering wine rooms but if they can be excluded from purchasing a drink remains debated.
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Peorla
Peorla Heighta
Minofa Az
Dramshop
Wome
Battle casualties reported in Moroccan coast clash
Wireless dispatch from Larische reports 370 killed in action near Lacasar. Three Gundry Moora and 70 Spaniards died as six thousand Moors attacked a Moroccan city but were repelled by Spanish defenders.
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