Aldrich Defends Rubber Tariff Complex Charges
Senator Nelson W. Aldrich of Rhode Island protests Bristow charges as false in a lengthy letter to William J. McKinley. He rebuts claims of a rubber trust and asserts no personal or family pecuniary interest in tariff changes or Intercontinental Rubber Company. He calls Bristow’s statements ridiculous and emphasizes treasury committee backing for the tariff adjustments.
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Washington
Nelson W. Aldriel
Rhode Island
Joseph W. Bristow
Kansas
Cousti
Bristow
Kansan
William J. McKinley
Thiness
Republican Congressional Committee
Aldiieh Wee
Congress
Cobsurd Tmritestates Mentia
Aldrich
Enie
Hristwee
Himsell General
Thad &. Sharrett
New York Board of General Appraisers
Senate
Tewiee
Treasury Department
Firistow
Senate Cilwnee
Ruibeleer
Chanaes
Intercontinental
Teast
Progressives
Providence
Willies McKintes
Chalmim
Wueblington
Mekhintew
Elanger
Gonstor Bristow
Enate Committee of Finance
Twas
Pat Dority
Copgree
Intercontinental Rubber Company
Rubber Trust
Intercentipentel Rubber Company
Wee
Intercontinental Made
Ber
United States
Titercontinental Rubber Company
Ite Sublordine Ate
Intercontinental Rubler Company
Kaneus
Intercontinental Rubber
Treasury Paper
Treasury
Finance Committee
Fouwnese Committee
Apa
Comimbitios
Wnie Tebe
Ggty
Joe Rharety
United States Customs Service
Board of United Statee
Washington Bt
New York
Nelson W. Aldrich
United States Senate
Washington, DC
Man Slays Family Then Ends Own Life in Chicago Tragedy
Chicago story reports W. J. Myers keeper of a shooting gallery fired four shots killing his wife Grace Myers 35 their son Ralph 7 his father H S Bouton 54 and then himself police found four empty chambers near Myers after the rapid gunfire. Witnesses and a passing officer describe an instantaneous death scene at 2934 Cottage Grove avenue.
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Morning Journal
Chicago
W. J. Myers
Myers
Cottage Grove Avenue
Grace Myers
Ralph Myers
H. S. Bouton
Dennis O'Neil
Movers
Iere
PROGRAM ARRANGED FOR ROOSEVELT DENVER VISIT
Denver plans listed for Colonel Roosevelt arrival on a special Denver Cheyenne train at 10 50 a m August 29. He will attend a parade with Governor Shafroth and Mayor Speer, dine with the Denver Press Club, speak at the Colorado Livestock auditorium at 2 50, address Spanish War Veterans at 5, and attend a round up dinner at the Rebel Temple before leaving for Kansas City.
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Denver
Colo
Roosevelt
Colormade Livestock Association
Gifford Pinchot
Cheyenne
Union Depot
Livestock Association
Shafroth
Mayor Speer
Hoosevit
Denver Press Club
Overland Park
Colorado Livestock Association
Kansasity
Baden-Powell arrives in Vancouver on world Boy Scouts tour
General Baden-Powell, famed for Mafeking, arrives in Vancouver on a world tour of the Boy Scout movement. He says Americans show energy but view the movement as civic training rather than military, aiming to make boys good citizens.
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Vancouver
Baden- Powell
Mafeking
Great Britain
United States
Madrid envoys to be received at state department
Washington April 11. Madrid envoys Harrion and Batinas, sent by Dr. Madriz to negotiate peace in Nicaragua, will be received at the state department tomorrow morning on the same footing as representatives of both factions since the trouble began.
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Washington
Aus
Modesto Harrion
Sebastian Batinas
Madriz
Nicaragua
State Department
Toledo sale sends Yingling to Cleveland from Toledo team
In Toledohie on August 1 a southpaw pitcher Earl Yingling and catcher Tod were sold from the Toledo team to the Cleveland club of the American League.
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Toledehie
Trover Land
Tod Earl Yingling
Toledo
Cleveland
Columbus Excursion Rumor Sparks Harbor Panic
A rumor of a fire aboard the Columbus with 2000 passengers including Knights’ wives and daughters caused a harbor scare. The Grand Haven was asked to verify, wireless stations failed, and many boats searched for the burning ship before the mistake was corrected.
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Christopher Columbus
Grand Haven
British Barkentine Helga Goes Ashore at Diamond Head
The British barkentine Helga bound from Newcastle to San Francisco ran aground at Diamond Head while entering Honolulu Harbor. Captain Wall mistook Makapu light for the harbor entrance. The Helen left Newcastle 118 days ago with coal, leaked almost constantly, and was abandoned as it breaks up.
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Honolulu
Helga
Newcastle
San Francisco
Diamond Head
Wall
Makapu
Helen
Census Enumerators Punished For Padding Returns
Great Falls enumeraters Thomas Daily and PF McDonald pleaded guilty to padding census returns in federal court. They were sentenced to twenty four hours in jail and fined one thousand dollars each. Two more enumerators face arraignment on August seventeenth on similar charges.
Boy Terribly Injured by Angered Bulldog
Paris Kentucky August 10 seven men fought to release Samuel Margolen three year old from a bull dog attack. The boy endured twenty seven stitches to the face and may lose sight in one eye. The dog was killed after the incident while the child played with it.
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Paris
Angels
Samuel
Gus Margolen
Little Girl Avenges Wrongs With an Axe
An 11 year old girl in Pillsburg attacked Pasquale Belpe 18 in his doorway with an axe crushing his skull. She told witnesses she had avenged her wrong. The incident occurred early today and the youth died at once.
Two Walton Girls Drowned in Hedland River
Grace Walton aged 16 and Luella Walton age 1% were drowned while bathing in the Hedland river at Crookston Minnesota on August 11.
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Crookston
Minn
Grace
Luella Walton
Hedland River
Fires in Yellowstone Park Under Control
Dispatches to the Gazette say forest fires on Hell Mountain and Mount St. Marys are completely under control. Troops fighting fires have been recalled to Fort Yellowstone while the fire south of Yellowstone Lake remains active but not serious and wildlife flees to the lowlands.
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Killings
Mont
the Gazette
Yellowstone Park
Hell Mountain
Mount St. Mary's
Fort Yellowstone
Yellowstone Lake
Wardlaw Suspect in Snead Murder Dies in Detention
Newark judge’s detention house reports the death of Virginia Wardlaw, one of three sisters indicted for the murder of Mrs Ocey Wardlaw Martin Snead. Officials say the death will affect the prosecution of the remaining two sisters. The cause is listed as general decline. Virginia Wardlaw had prior Tennessee ties.
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Newark
N. J
Virginia Wardlaw
Ocey Wardlaw
Martin Snead
Wardlaw
Tennessee
Luckless aviator in memory loss after 90 foot crash
Yuvomea Washington August 11 Bruno Seible an aviator awoke in hospital after a high biplane crash from about ninety feet. He has no memory of the mishap. Spectators say he was traveling at seventy five miles an hour when the plane dipped and turned turtle. Seible cannot recall entering the machine or explain the accident. He is badly bruised with no broken bones.
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Tyuvomea
Wash
Inta
Bruno Seible
Setbie
Colin Paing Seibie
Hie
Wireless blunder sparks alarm over steamship fire
A garbled wireless message caused Chicago to fear the excursion steamer with 2,000 aboard was burning. A harmless inquiry sent by wireless from the vessel clarified there was no danger and the rumor subsided.
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Chicago
Roosevelt Talks Farming with Farmers on Long Island Trip
The Roosevelts daylong farm visit focused on practical agriculture. Theodore Roosevelt toured Medford area then moved to Wading River region to observe local farming efforts before returning to Oyster Bay. In Chicago, Browne trial progress continued with four jurors accepted and sworn.
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Joyster Bas
Theodore Roosevelt
Long Teland
Medford
Wading River
Browne
Chicago
Lee O'Neil Browne
William Lorimer
United States Senate
Oklahoma Democrats Back Haskell Platform and Liquor Question Removal
Oklahoma City convention endorses Governor Haskell and calls for removing liquor from partisan politics. Senator Gore defends duty amid McMurray contract charges while pledging party support for his integrity. Kate Bernard challenges Theodore Roosevelt to a debate during his Oklahoma visit.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Haskell
United States
Vcore
Congressional Committee
McMurray
Interior Departments
Indian Affairs
Lowe
Gore
Oklahoma
Kate Bernard
Mayor Gaynor in Stable Condition Despite Bullets
Reports from New York physicians say Mayor Gaynor had a comfortable day, nourished well, and rested quietly. Radiographic findings locate the bullet in the vault of the pharynx and no operation is advised for now. Rumors of medical disagreement are denied, and statements from aides stress continued optimistic official bulletins.
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New York
William J. Gaynor
James J. Gallagher
Robert Adamson
K. J Lederle
William J. Arlits
George Ki. Brewer
George D. Stewart
Charles N. Dowd
Charles H. Peck
John W. Parrish
Thomas Gaynor
Baltimore
Crallagher
Prion Jersey
Cit
Dre. S Potter
Lexander Simpson
Jersey City
Baels
Condition of James Whitcomb Riley Improves
Indianapolis Aug 11 The condition of the poet James Whitcomb Riley who is at his home here for several weeks was said by his physicians tonight to be somewhat improved and that he may recover.
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James Whitcomb
Forces of Christies near Ceiba in Honduras
Information from the Grib arriving in New Orleans reports Lee Christies forces supporting the Bonilla movement advancing toward Ceiba, Honduras, expected Monday night.
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New Orleans
Grib
New Orlenans
Lee Christies
Honduras
Ceiba
Mob Kills Black Man Tied to Tree in Alamo Incident
A Black man named Jim Toler was fatally harmed by a mob of over 100 men at Alamo, seventy-seven miles away. He was tied to a tree and struck after allegedly entering the room of two planter's daughters in Montgomery County during their sleep at night.
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Helena
Tia Aum
Jim Toler
Alamo
Here
Montgomery County
Paroled convict identified as robber in two shootings
Aug Ile Michael Mc Kevitt, a paroled convict, was identified tonight as the man who shot Anton Hlelwe after an attempted robbery. Police suspect him in the earlier shooting of dentist Michaelis in Minglewood last Friday night.
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Chitane
Aug. Ile
Michael McKevitt
Anton Hlelwe
Helge
McKevitt
F. Michaelis
Mnglewood
Wendling Taken to Evansville Jail After Capture
Joseph Wendling charged with Alma Kellner’s murder in Louisville arrived in Evansville in custody of Detective Carney. Wendling aided a car up a hill during the trip and was guarded as reports said he would be sent on to Henderson, Kentucky, with no trouble anticipated for Louisville jail tonight.
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Losi Peewee
Louisville
Henderson
Carney
Wendling
Cafe Proprietor Shot Dead by Customer
Louis St George A Delang cafe proprietor was shot and killed by Hans Larsen a railroad clerk and customer in a crowded cafe. Police reported the violence occurred tonight leaving many diners shocked.
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I Luis
George A. Delang
Hans Larsen
Rioting Continues in Columbus injures six
In Columbus Ohio late tonight six carmen were injured as rioting continued. Three city detectives fired on an automobile’s occupants who rode beside another car and began shooting. none of the bullets hit their targets.
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Columbus
Ohio
Carmen
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