Lisbon in dread of anarchist crisis and secret society links
The Morning Journal notes heightened fears of civil strife in Portugal as arms and bombs surface in Lisbon suburbs. A packing case from Barcelona held bombs, while 100 revolvers and rifles were found in nearby houses. The Seculo links a New York based Black Cross Society to killings and warrants from Paris London and New York. The piece ends with an unrelated drug advertisement for Foley's Kidney Remedy.
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Wrights Impress With Airship Trials At Measure
The morning journal reports a postponed official speed trial of Captain Baldwin’s dirigible as a preliminary run shows Captain Malkin and Mr Curtiss aboard. A westerly course was set to align with the official route near F Palh church as spectators watch. A speed around 18.17 miles was noted, with Secretary Wright and Chief Signal Officer James Allen among attendees. The Wright brothers and A M Herring prepare tests at Fort Meier and Curtiss extends delivery time on another machine. A 470 revolutions per minute propeller test occurred under the tent before Curtiss refunds further permissions.
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Airship Flight Demonstrates Scouting Value in War Era
An airship stayed aloft for twenty two minutes covering about five miles despite a side wind. Captain Baldwin adjusted the craft as an airman with sailing experience, noting the altitude near a thousand feet. Secretary Wright cautioned the flight would aid time and ships in war but would not revolutionize warfare.
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Severe storm floods Fort Riley camp in Kansas
A violent storm drenched Fort Riley in August, blowing down tents and sending water streams two miles along the Kaw river. Lightning struck the headquarters tent of B Kerr, injuring men. several people were badly burned. Federal troops suffered more than state troops as water reached ankle deep in some camps.
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Nesbit Thaw Expected to Lose Monthly Allowance Says Lawyer
Lawyer O Reilly states Evelyn Nesbit Thaw is likely to forfeit her $1000 monthly allowance, citing procedural issues in the ongoing Har tmart case and related assets. The report reflects court arguments and anticipated changes to support.
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Thaw Lawyer Seeks Stop to Bankruptcy Proceedings
Dan iel O'Reilly, counsel for Harry Thaw, says Thaw should be barred from further bankruptcy actions in Pittsburgh and may cut off the $1,000 monthly allowance to Evelyn Thaw. He notes Thaw's finances render ongoing bankruptcy unlikely without outside funds and mentions possible injunctions in federal court.
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Thaw Denies Bank Check Withheld Payment Report
Harry Kendall Thaw in his jail cell tonight disputes a Pittsburgh banks story that checks he wrote were withheld for favors to lawyers. He says one check to Mr Littleton overdrew his balance May 22 and was later replaced by a smaller payment, totaling about $6000, with all other checks promptly paid.
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Union County Delegates Back W H Andrews For Nomination
Price Republicans of Union County elected six delegates to the territorial convention and instructed them for W H Andrews for renomination as delegate to Congress. Resolutions praise Andrews and call for statehood for New Mexico. The convention endorsed the Republican administration and Governor Curry.
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Lincoln County Republican Convention Chooses Mann for Congress
The Lincoln County Republican gathering in Lincoln, New Mexico, August 11, convened with full precinct representation. Judge Mann won party support for Congress as delegates were named, resolutions backed Delegate Andrews in Congress and approved the Republican administration's national and territorial course. An accompanying medical ad promotes Foley's Oring Laxative for chronic constipation and liver stimulation.
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Drainage canal trustees manage limited river access
A garbled report notes the drain canal trustees operate an 8 cent toll and describe how city bridges will be affected, allowing two boats to enter or leave the Chicago river.
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Turkish Minister 10 Washington Recalled
Mehemed Ali-Bey the Turkish minister to the United States admitted receipt of recall orders from the Turkish government. Mundji Bey becomes chargé d affaires as a new Turkish minister is expected to arrive tomorrow, amid denials of Armenian massacre charges and notes on Izzet Pasha’s possible presence in Washington or New York.
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Chicago Hit by Severe Night Rain and Power Failures
Heavy storm drenched Chicago causing widespread flooding in basements and streets. Lightning damaged power cables cutting lights from private to Twelfth Street and many Loop eateries closed as water poured into basements and sewers surged.
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Unemployed Workers Parade Planned in New York
Ten thousand unemployed men on the east side plan a Friday parade during the Interstate Prosperity Congress in New York. They will march through the streets to halt before the Prosperity Society building and seek participation in the event. The program aims to spotlight jobless workers amid the congress activities.
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Texas Senator Mills Undergoes Intestinal Surgery
Baltimore reports Senator Mills of Texas arrived at Johns Hopkins Hospital for an elective operation addressing an intestinal trouble. He is slated to receive a surgical procedure during the visit.
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King Peter Denies Montenegrin Conspiracy Plot
Servian King Peter I faces charges of conspiring to topple Montenegro as witness Nastitch claims a plan to unite Montenegro with Slav provinces under Servian rule. Nastitch’s book sparks arrests in Croatia while Vienna reports Nastitch arrested and treason charges.
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Zeppelin Wants to Go It Alone Over Airship Funds
Airship inventor Count Zeppelin resists state supervision of funds donated for airship research and construction. He argues the money should remain under his control, despite a plan to create a national guardian fund. He alleges donors have sent tributes for personal use and ongoing development of airships.
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Bank janitor confesses to $8500 theft in Kansas City
George Wilcox, formerly employed as janitor at the National Bank, confessed to taking a package containing 8500 dollars from the bank on April 25, 1907. The confession came Monday as investigators pursued details of the case.
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Bank theft case tied to grand jury indictment and double life of Wim
Jamnest yin faced the grand jury and Wim was indicted hours before an apparent confession. Wile Cox led officers to a cedar box containing about 4000 dollars of stolen money. After the cash vanished from the bank Wicos came under suspicion, then evidence emerged. He tightened his spending, borrowed from loan sharks, and later, amid flashing new purchases, was arrested for extravagance.
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Railroad chief flags possible class rate raise
President McCrea of the Pennsylvania Railroad said no general freight rate increase is planned but acknowledged consideration of higher class rates. He noted rising operating costs due to material and labor costs and argued transportation as the railroad’s primary commodity could warrant an advance.
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Georgia Prechees Praise Hughes In Presidential Split View
A Morning Journal report quotes Rev S. Brough ton of Atlanta arguing that if southern influence had prevailed the Republican nominee would have been Hughes, a victory seen as breaking the solid South. The speech at an Atlanta evangelistic tent rally says the South will shape government and "clean up" national leadership. The piece also notes earthquake aftermath in Almeria and related local statements.
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Lively Trial of Thomas Baldwin in Sun Embezzlement Case
The trial before Justice W W McCillan concluded with Baldwin facing embezzlement charges over a 30 percent ad revenue share. Testimony featured sharp exchanges between Baldwin and Sun editor Hendricks, with Las Vegas and Raton cited as origins during cross examination. The court planned to announce its decision at 11.
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Strike Situation Unchanged in Winnipeg After Labor Dispute
The Winnipeg strike remains quiet with rumors of internal union activity. The company has canceled passes on its lines, forcing many workers to cancel holiday plans. wages will be paid to workers on Friday.
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Constables sworn in to guard strike breakers in Toronto
West Toronto Aug 11. Additional constables sworn in by the Canadian Pacific to protect strike breakers. Striker locations are being gradually filled. A clash between union and non union men at John Street bridge to the Toronto shops was averted this afternoon only by a police squad. Strikers accuse the company of importing labor from the United States and violating the alien labor act.
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Strike vote planned by Lake Shore machinists
Cleveland August 11 A group of machinists in the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern shops across several cities will vote tomorrow on striking. The walkout follows complaints about forced piece work, raised by members of the International Association of Machinists.
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Parish visit prompt raises periodical question
A clergyman asks if periodicals are accepted during parish rounds. The reply is ambiguous and mumbled, mentioning hurdles and a pledge. The fragment hints at a local discussion on media and community norms.
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