Diss Debar Freed After Maximum Good Conduct Release
London reports Ann O Delia Diss Debar formerly Laura Jackson jailed since 1901 for involvement with Theocratic Unwy, Liberated from Aylesbury under ticket of leave after maximum sentence reduction for good behavior. She has evaded several aliases and previously defrauded Luther R Marsh of New York in a spiritualist deception.
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London
Ann O'Delia Diss Debar
Laura Jackson
Theodore Jackson
Aylesbury
Mme
Diss Debar
United States
Great Britain
Luther R. Marsh
New York
Magoon Reports Plot to Kill Panamanian President
Governor Magoon told the state department that thirteen men on the isthmus were arrested for a plot to kill President Amador and overthrow the republic. Eleven Colombians, one Mexican, and two Nicaraguans are jailed. none are believed to be employed by other governments.
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Washington
Magoon
Panama
State Department
Amador
Republic
Birdsong Murder Trial In Brookhaven Mississippi
Mrs. Agnes Birdsong niece of former Mississippi Governor Longino faces trial for murder in Brookhaven. She is charged with shooting Dr. Thos. B. Butler of Monticello last November. The motive and details of the shooting remain undisclosed.
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Longino
Mississippi
Brook
Man Found Wounded Near Cheyenne After Self Harm Attempt
James Cassidy was found on the prairie east of Cheyenne with his throat cut. He attempted suicide with a pocket knife but failed. brought to the city and his wounds sewn. Two stitches were taken in his windpipe. Cassidy is described as insane.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
James Cassidy
Prairies
Cassidy
Wealthy farmer shot by wife near Coyville Kansas
John D. Donahue a 70 year old farmer was shot at his home near Coyville by his wife whom he had attacked. Donahue had lived near Coyville for more than twenty five years. Mrs Donahue has not yet been arrested.
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Toronto
Kas
John D. Donahue
Coyville
Donahue
Collision in the Yards Rocks Fort Smith Train Yard
Collision in the yards of the Chicago Rock Island and Gulf line injured two men, banker W. O. Stevens of Bridgeport Texas and Brinke Poore, both seriously hurt, as reported from Fort Smith Texas on August 14.
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Fort Smith
Tex
Chicago, Rock Island and Gulf Railroad
W. O. Stevens
Bridgeport
Brinke Poore
Bryan Attacks Sullivan Over Illinois Democratic Fight
Paris Aug 14 William J Bryan issues a statement on the dispute over the Democratic national committeeman Roger Sullivan. Bryan says he alone is responsible for his letter and that Sullivan should resign. He accuses Sullivan and Hopkins of betraying Democrats and vows to oppose leaders who seek to control the party.
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Paris
Willam J. Bryan
Inoa
Mr. Bryan
Roger Sullivan
Sullivan
Bryan
M. FE. Yunlap
Dunlap
Bryan Woel
Roger Bullivan
John Hopkins
Democrats
Printers Prepare for Union Convention in Colorado Springs
The fifty second annual convention of the International Typographical Union opens in Colorado Springs with 800 delegates from 46,000 printers. Mayor Hall and other leaders welcome attendees as President James M. Lynch speaks. A books presentation to the Amos M. Cummings Library marks the main ceremony. The week’s focus is expanding plans for securing an eight hour workday, with about 800,000 spent thus far in the campaign.
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Convention of Union
Colorado Springs
Colo
International Typographical Union
Hall
James M. Lynch
Union
Amos M. Cummings
Unon Printers
Storm Claims Two Lives in Meridian Miss
A severe storm in Meridian Mississippi dumped about four inches of rain in one hour. Lightning killed 6-year-old William Barton and a Black man drowned in a rising creek. Many residents fled homes and water reached over a foot inside several downtown stores. The deluge mainly affected Meridian proper.
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Meridian
Miss
William Barton
Flag Raising Anniversary Celebrated at Fort Morro
In Los Angeles on August 14 the sixty anniversary of the first flag raising in the city was marked with a ceremony at Fort Morro. Major Edwin A. Sherman led the military events. Mexican veterans pioneers and native residents joined the commemorations honoring General John C. Fremont.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Fort Morro
John C. Fremont
Edwin A. Sherman
Mose Garson
Kit” Carson
California
Rabies Scare Leads to Muzzling Dogs in Sioux City
In Sioux City Iowa on August 14 mayor Sears ordered all dogs muzzled after a mad dog scare. Four children bitten by dogs were sent to Chicago for treatment, highlighting the public health concern and response.
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Sioux City
Sears
Chicago
Heirs of Russell Sage Hope for Will Contests Dwindling Tales
A Troy World dispatch reports Sage heirs for years expect wealth on Uncle Russell’s death. Nephews James H Sage and Charles Sage show varying fortunes with crews of relatives tied to the will. A niece, Mrs Sarah Gardner, avoids contest while others deny plans to contest. Intimate friend I J Parmenter recalls Sage’s political rise and Troy ties. The Chapin family of Oneida gains 250000, while Joliet relatives face modest prospects.
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New York World
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Tia
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Charles Sage
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United Traction Company
Iussell Buge
New York
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Ind
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Cohoes
Tio
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General Electric Company
Schenectady
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Copper & Co
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Hassell Sage
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Glen Avenue
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Gardner
Roy
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Congress
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Depew
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Ard
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Angeline Lyle
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Marl
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Quelda
Trussell Sige Iv Ing
Jollet
Stansell
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Joliet
Olin Augustus Sage
Att West
Hoosier State
Alta Sage Martens
Elizue Sage
Hyes i Clanaahon
Ciatcter
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Lldbrook
Fanny E. Crisler
Gonnes
Ife
Prediction of Great War Foretold by Milews Ishtar
Aivery lady Will Agulint Amerion fnuyn Gul Milew and vA. Miles stated in Philadelphia that war would follow Panama Canal opening. He predicted the United States with 3 percent of world commerce would clash with nations holding the rest, sparking a global struggle centered on commercial rivalry. He warned that the conflict would start with commerce and could begin soon, though Miles believed it might be distant.
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Aivery
Agulint
Amerion
Fnuyn Gul Milew
Zener Nelson Va
Miles
Philadelphia
Panama Canal
United States
Miles’ Opinilan
South America
Isthmus
Peaches In the Huts Fashion Trends in Fruit Wreaths
The latest Ist of coiffures feature the Ceres wreath in white fruit replacing the usual Hower. A pretty girl wore hand painted velvet perches at a recent bull, while a woman wore a caif fure with grapes, signaling fle vogue. Cherries wreaths are sold for brunettes and metals like gold silver are used for elaborate fruit wreaths with grain and fruit mingled.
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London
Monday Morning Blues and Monday Dread in Business Week
In a World column excerpt the speaker jokes about Monday morning fatigue and the habit of delaying decisions until Tuesday. The discussion suggests rest on Sunday, frustration with Monday, and a proposal to skip Monday to start the work week on Tuesday.
Bul He Changes But Faces Old Habits in Lawful Path
Yonlera Statesman remarks on Bul He once a lawbreaker now keeps within the law while Jill also stays lawful. The piece muses that thought and language cannot escape past and present, praising polite manners and noting the actor and musician find work in their craft.
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Jill
Yonlera
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