Bonaparte Tackles Anarchism and Its Remedy in America
Secretary of the Navy Charles J. Bonaparte spoke at the Allegheny Chautauqua near Cumberland about anarchism and its cure. He argued for criminal penalties for anarchist acts, severe but restrained punishment, and the need to uphold free speech while curbing violent incitement, emphasizing public opinion against anarchist doctrine.
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Cumberland, Md
Charles J. Bonaparte
Allegheny Chautauqua
Cumberland
Bonaparte
Clapifa
Command of Army Declined by Grand Duke Nicholaievitch
St Petersburg Aug 2 Associated Press reports Grand Duke Nicholas Nicholaievitch declined the post of commander in chief of all imperial troops where martial law exists, tendered to him August 4. Uneasy celebrations mark the second birthday of ke era reviteh amid quiet city life as terror incidents continue in provinces including an assassination attempt on General Karatetom and a wounding of Captain Ivanoff by a youth.
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St Petersburg
Nicholas Nicholaeivitch
Associated Press
Ftact
Warsaw
Karatetom
Samara
Ivanoff
Libou
Harvard Oarsmen In Fine Condition
Harvard crew members were guests of Theodore Cook at the Lean fer club in Rourne England and reported to be in fine condition. Coach Wray aims to improve weight and form while Morgan may be moved from his seat. Mutherbury of Cambridge praised Harvard’s performance and warned they will require careful watching to reach further improvement.
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Rourne
Eng
Harvard
Theodore Cook
Leanfer Club
Wray
Putney Flint
Morgan
Mutthebury
Cambridge
Warm contest for commander in chief
Minneapolis crowds pour into the fortieth annual Grand Army of the Republic encampment as prospects for next commander heat up. Fifty thousand in two days with anticipated 75 thousand visitors by Monday night. The event opens tomorrow with a busy week ahead of social functions and heated leadership races.
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Minneapolis
Grand Army of the Republic
Brand Army
Printers Convene in Colorado Springs International Typographical Union
Colorado Springs hosts the fifty second annual IU convention with about 300 delegates and several hundred women’s auxiliary members. The eight hour workday dispute is a top topic for discussion as sessions open. Also reports from Paris and Louisville note a whaleboat incident and a Sunday baseball game cancellation.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
International Typographical Union
Women's Auxiliary
Root Hosts Lavish Entertainment in Montevideo
In Montevideo on Aug 12 Secretary Root is feted with a banquet and grand ball hosted by American minister O'Brien. President Ordonez and cabinet ministers attend as speeches praise U S policy toward Latin American republics. Uruguayan press expresses approval. Meanwhile Sultan in Constantinople recovers from a chill but remains advised to avoid open air. The Temps reports hemorrhages and a standstill in government affairs as ambassadors check on the sultan.
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Montevideo
Root
O'Brien
Uruguay Club
Ordonez
United States
Paris
Temps
Constantinople
Abyssinian King Signs Franco-Tri- British Railway Accord
Rome reports King Menelik signs a Franco-Tri-British convention guaranteeing Abyssinian territorial integrity and open trade. The plan includes a railway from Addis Ababa to the coast, with French, British, and Italian directors.
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Rome
Menelik
Addis Abebe
Abyssinia
Great Britain
Italy
Praises German Citizens in Brazil Visit
President fleet Peuna toured southern Brazil and said the alleged German peril was imaginary praising German Brazilians as patriotic. He cited Dr Laura Muller minister of industry and public works as example of loyal citizens and noted she is the daughter of German parents.
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Rio Janeiro
Pendleton Ends Rumors Of Early Immigration Post Retirement Plans
Aztec New Mexico August reports Granville Pendleton president of the Bureau of Immigration may retire early. Rumors say he seeks the Republican nomination for the San Juan County house seat. Pendleton, a lawyer with land interests, has not commented.
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Bureau of Immigration
Granville Pendleton
Ehadrmams
San Juan
Pendleton
Runnor
San Juan County
Pendleta
Automobile crash near Houston leaves one dead
An automobile overturned near Houston on August 12 killing passenger George Meiklejoth. J Camp lean and A M Drake were injured but expected to recover.
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Houston
Tex
George Meiklejoth
Hern
J. Camp Lean
A. M Drake
Woman obstructs Roosevelt service in Oyster Bay church incident
Mrs. Miss Case, identified as Miss Ksac, tried to interview President Roosevelt during Sunday services at Christ Church Oyster Bay. Secret Service officers prevented her from occupying the Roosevelts pew and forced her to the rear after multiple attempts to approach the president. The disturbance occurred as the president departed. witnesses reported a broken watch chain and a strained moment with agents.
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Mice Asi Exac
Oyster Bay
Secret Service
Rookevelt
Dully
Daffy
Kane
Kene
Dec
Miss Exac
Getting Ready for Reform in Persia
Teheran August 12 The Shahs advisers work on preliminary forms for the creation of an elective council called the popular assembly with the final ukase draft.
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Persia
Teheran
Mutineers Shot Without Ceremony
Helsingfors Finland August 12 Trial by court martial of Svea borg mutineers began. Lieutenants Kochanoveks and Emilianoff aged 20 and 21 and five soldiers were found guilty and condemned to death. All were shot and buried in a common grave without ceremony. Kochanovsky’s father is a colonel of the guards at St Petersburg. Six other miners killed in Belgium in a mine elevator disaster at Charleroi when a cage dropped 800 yards smashing the car and killing all aboard.
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Helsingfors
Finland
Sveaborg
Kochanoveks
Emilianoff
Kochanovsky
St. Petereburg
Belgium
Charlerc
Marchinenies
Investigating Decert Lands Tie Up New Mexico Controversy
Special agent F. C. Des zendorf of the general land office arrived in Agtee to probe decert land entries and fraud in San Juan county. He focuses on the Hart Spahn desert land contest, earning local approval for his fact driven inquiry. Levendorf of the general land office will resume evidence gathering in the Hart Spahn case on Monday.
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Morning Journal
Aster
N. M
Deszendorf
New Mexico
Arixena
General Land Office
Agtee
San Juan
Desendorf
Levendorf
Evience
Hart-Spehn
Five Drowned in Spokane River Near Davenport
Five Davenport socialites drowned during a river outing northeast of Spokane. The victims include Winnie Joner 19 A L Bergett about 44 Roy Howard 28 and Alnman Inman 44 plus another Bergett listed at 33. four died attempting to save others as currents pulled them under.
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Davenport, Wash
Davenport
Spokane River
Here
Mise Winnie Joner
A. L. Bergett
Mre
A. L Bergett
Roy Howard
A. Ln Inman
Three Candidates in Race for Governor in Texas Convention
Houston August 12 The Democratic state convention will meet in Dallas to nominate the full state ticket with the gubernatorial nomination as the key contest. Primary tallies show T M Campbell leading with 90 345 percent while Quist and Brooks trail. no selection yet as the convention binds to first ballot reactions.
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Houston
Tex
T Dallas Tuewlay
Aentry
T. M. Campbell
BR. Colquist
M Brooks
K. Bell
Boen
Campbell
Bell
Brooks
Tragicomical Twist in Clifton Banker's Wanderings
Special dispatch from Clifton reports Banker Patterson did not go mad in Minneapolis but faced theft and exhaustion. His horse, shoes, and food were stolen on his first night out. two days chasing the thief, then lost trail, a climb to locate himself in New Mexico. He rested two days after fatigue before returning home.
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Morning Journal
Phoenix, Ariz
Clifton
Banker Patterson
White Mountains
New Mexico
New Mexico Democrats Form Bryan Seal Committee
Santa Fe August 12 The New Mexico Democratic central committee at Norman Mack's request appoints ten members to a Bryan seal committee with delegates from Santa Fe Las Vegas Mora Chamita Farmington Springer and others. An error in the Bernalillo and Socorro delegate counts in the territorial convention call will be corrected to reflect nine delegates for Bernalillo and eleven for Socorro.
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Morning Journal
Santa Fe
N. M
Crist
Democratic Central Committee of
New Mexico
Norman E. Mack
Bryan Seal
New York
Avertesay
Antonio Joseph
Oecone
N. B. Laughlin
Charles F. Bassey
A. A. Jones
Antonio Laucero
Las Vegas
M. M. Salaga
Springer
Rafael Romero
Mora
Samuel Eidodt
Chamita
F. N. Pierce
Farmington
H. B. Fergusson
BE. V. Chaves
J. G Fiteh
R. L. Young
Colin Nevlitt
J. A. Mahoney
W. J. Borland
Oliver M. Lee
John Y. Hewitt
M. Stewart
John W. Poe
Socorre County
Bryan Plans House Tour After Visiting World Leaders
W J Bryan and party travel by car to Pan tamebiesa to visit the palace My Bryan aims to call on President Pallieries at Rambouille early next week. He fixed his New York arrival for August 20 and will visit New Haven Bridgeport Jersey City Chicago Lincoln St Louis Louisville Cincinnati with a Kansas City stop on return.
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W. J. Bryan
Pantamebiesa
Bryan
President Pallieries
Rambouille
CW. Bryan
Lincon
Neb
New York
New Haven
Bridgeport
Jersey City
Chicago
Lincoln
S. Louis
Louieville
Cincinnati
Kansas City
Street Car Crash In Oakland Hurts Many
A Telegraph avenue street car packed with park crowds collided with a route electric train at Fortieth Street Oakland. Many passengers were injured including players from San Francisco and Los Angeles teams. A defective air brake is blamed for the disaster.
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Oakland
Cal
Telegraph Avenue
Hkerkeey
Idora Park
Piedmont
Perry Mole
Fortieth Street
San Frincisco
Los Angeles
Grand Army Parade Reforms Amid Dwindling Civil War Veterans
The annual parade will welcome a reduced turnout of Civil War veterans from the Grand Army as organizers plan a revived event this week. Ranks have thinned, but the tradition continues with local veterans groups and community participation shaping the pageantry.
Birth of John Brown honored by national celebration
Prominent Colored Citizens of eighteen states gather at Harper's Ferry to honor martyr John Brown. The Niagara movement marks the event with ceremonies at Story College. The week features numerous conventions and races, including Grand Army of the Republic encampment in Minneapolis and naval events near Southampton.
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Minneapolis
Grand Army of the Republic
American Women's Press Association
Veteran” Union
St. Paul
Texas
el Paso
Lincoln
New York Republican Star Committee
New York City
Omaha
The
Nations Brotherhood of Stationary Firemen
Colorado Springs
Internatonal Typographical Union of America
Affalo
Aay of the
Philippines
New York
Boston
American Philatelic Association
St. Louis
American Apple Growers Congress
Poughkeepere Independent Order of Red Men's Great Council
Ridgeway
Scandinavian Brotherhood of America
Roanok- Wa
Firemens’ Association
Put-in-Bay
Metropolitan Philatelic Association
New Haven
Minepal Electricians’ Association
Montreal
National
Niagara Movement
United Stat
Harpers Fey
Story College
Wes
America
John Brown
Brown
Edard Ix
Priederichek
Castle
Hamburg
Curious Affliction of Connecticut Man
Derby Connecticut Aug 42 With the affected swelling twice its natural size Kamil Jones of New Britain Med today in a Hartford hospital from the effects of an ingrowing hair Jorem tried to extract the Siamen and irritated the skin Blood poison followed and he grew worse dying within a week after the ingrowing hair was first noticed Physicians say the case is almost unique in pathology He was a knife handle fisher and it is thought that dust or age wood which he handled to his work might have caused the poison.
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Conn
Kamil Jones
New Britain
France Hospital
Hartford
Jorem
Koife
Fisher
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