Homefolks Celebrate Bryan Return From World Tour
William Jennings Bryan arrives in New York on the Prinzess Irene to an ovation from Nebraskan and other supporters. He lands at Stapleton and stays the night at Lewis Nixon’s home after a lively harbor welcome with flag, flowers, and crowds.
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Fire Island
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Irene
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Clothier Captures National Lawn Tennis Title in Straight Sets
Beale C. Wright of Boston loses to W. J. Clothier on the Casing courts in Newport. Clothier wins 6-3 6-0 6-4, delivering a surprising and decisive championship performance as Wright’s form dips compared with last year.
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W. J. Clothier
Beale C. Wright
Boston
Wright
Clothier
Holeomop Ward
Lawyers Ope Big Meeting Wot Paul and Bar Association
In St Paul Minnesota on August 29, five hundred eminent lawyers from nearly every state gathered for the American Bar Association's twenty ninth annual meeting. Roscoe Pound of Lincoln Nebraska read a paper on popular dissatisfaction with administration of justice. The code of professional ethics report rebuked shyster lawyers. Thomas Catron of Santa Fe NM attended as a member of the general council.
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Slayings at Wagon Mound Reported in Cold Blood Shooting
Special to Naghting Journal details a murder at a ranch near Wagon Mound where Jose Gonzales allegedly secured the victim Fernand’s revolver and shot him in the heart after a confrontation over horse stealing. Witness Pedro Romero, arrested as accessory, says Gonzales and Hernando Gonzales plotted and executed the crime at Miguel Gonales’ ranch. Romero recalls Gonzales threatening him to conceal the deed. Gonzales denies involvement.
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Wagon Mound
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Mertando
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Sand
Hernando
Jose
Romero Sayys
Jose Gonagales
Real Estate Trust turmoil shocks Philadelphia bank checks
Receiver George H. Karte Jr. took charge as the Real Estate Trust company failed amid loans by ex president Frank K. Hipple. Presbyterian director John H. Converse and church bodies insist security holds. Segal sold South Altoona for $500,000 amid broader bank cracks. Local markets show no panic as investigations unfold.
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Presbyterian Hospital
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Segal
West Philadelphia
John K. Michener
Clearing House Association
Hody
Truat
Clearing Heute Association
Michener
Tragic Accident Claims Life of 11-Year-Old Herdsman
An eleven year old boy named Al fonse Sanehex while herding sheep near here on Monday accidentally discharged a revolver he carried. The bullet pierced his abdomen and he died at midnight from the wound.
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Uniform Divorce Statute Hinted By Philadelphia Congress
The Divorce Congress in Philadelphia plans to submit a uniform statute on the annulment of marriages and divorce. A subcommittee reviewed reform measures and drafted an act defining divorce in two forms and the age of consent, aiming for full committee submission later.
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Bt. Paul
Philadelphia
Raturdas
Chang
Valparaiso Under State of Siege Amid Widespread Departures
In Valparaiso hundreds of families and poor people flee the city as shops cut staff and the siege remains in force. After 7 pm, only those with official permission may move about the streets.
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Valparaiso
Valparales
Lightning kills two brothers and four mules near Roswell
Victor and Tom Simpson of Elida New Mexico were found dead in their wagon near Kenna after a suspected lightning strike. Four mules lay dead around them. no wagon marks or storm sightings were reported, raising questions about the freak event.
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Morning Journal
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Tom Simpson
Elida
Kenna Monday
Sheriff's Office
Victor Sampson
Mersham
Portales
Cmpanions
Restless Cuban towns doubt loyalty of troops after bold raid
In Havana Aug 29 surrender of insurgent leaders in Matanzas and Santa Clara is offset by rising sentiment in Havana Pinar del Rio and Santa Clara provinces. Reports say people grow restless and excited as talks center on joining insurgents and fears grow over loyalty of recruits especially black troops amid the proffered amnesty and uncertain future in Santiago.
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Pinar del Rio
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State Department
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Insurrection spreads in Cuba as Cabanas falls
Washington reports from Havana describe insurgents led by Campos Marquetti seizing Cabanas and key rail lines in Pinar Del Rio. The revolt jeopardizes Santa Clara and Ba hia Honda, with calls for US intervention amid armored train preparations and disrupted government lines.
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Valencia disaster victims disinterred for Seattle voyage
The Treasury orders the revenue cutter Grant to Vancouver Island to retrieve fifteen Valencia disaster victims and bring them to Seattle. Bodies buried on a rugged coast will be disinterred with an ocean tug aiding friends of the Viedlmas.
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Treasury Department
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Grant
British Columbia
Vancouver Island
Seattle
Baptism of Crown Prince Frederick William's Son at Potsdam
The son of Crown Prince Frederick William was baptized in Potsdam in a ceremony attended by high royalty and diplomats. The child was named William Frederick Francis Joseph Christian Olaf. Emperor William toasted the child at a Marble Hall dinner as Potsdam and Berlin lit up in celebration.
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Sohtensng-Holstein
England
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Russia
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Gemoa
Maly
Prince von Buerow
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Sophie
Cradte
Delta Levee
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Bertin
Masked robber robs saloon in Las Vegas New Mexico
A lone thief entered the Arcade saloon on Sixth street at 4 am and held up bartender Frank McCall with a six shooter. He took about $300 from the faro table, left $1.25 on the board, and escaped through the rear door. Ward Ortiz at the table and another patron were forced to raise their hands. Police search proceeds with little to go on.
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Morning Journal
Las Vegas
N. M
Arcade
Sixth Street
Frank McCall
Ortiz
Aloon
Charlie
Coe
Frank Coe
Mexican president forbids arms crossing into Mexico
Douglas Arizona August 29 Mexican customs officers at Agua Prieta across the border received strict instructions from President Diaz banning any future passage of arms into Mexico. Previous bans existed but enforcement had been infrequent.
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Agua Piiets
Diaz
Mexico
Hetty Greens Boy No Longer Nominee
The Texas attorney general voided the nomination of H. Eh. Green son of Hetty Green of New York as the Republican gubernatorial nominee. factional split in the party produced separate conventions, with Green named by the reorganized Republicans.
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Texas
H. Eh. Green
Hetty Green
New York
Republican Party
Reorganized
Green
New Tariff Agreement With Spain in Effect
The United States and Spain reach a reciprocal tariff pact with Spain’s second tariff schedule applying to American goods. The deal, effective September 1, lowers duties on Spanish imports while America offers tariff reductions on wine and other Spanish commodities entering the United States. American goods in Spanish warehouses are to receive the tariff concession as proclaimed from Madrid.
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Affair Department
Roosevelt
Spain
United States
State Department
Illier
Madrid
Princess wreck on Lake Vinnigan cclaims captain crew
Word from Wear Selkirk reports the steamer Princess sank near George's Island Sunday night. Captain Howe and six crew or passengers are believed drowned. A prior line notes the boat as the lake's largest passenger freight vessel.
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