Riots in Caucasus Trigger Holy War and Massive Losses
Foreign dispatches report a holy war proclaimed in Zangezur and Jebrail as Tartars massacre Armenians. Thousands killed and property losses total 90 million dollars amid paralysis of Russian industries. In Tiflis clashes kill 23, wound 50, and crush many. St. Petersburg reports rising Baku rioting with troops firing on workers, 17 killed. Envoys Linevitch and Oyama sign an armistice ordinance.
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Zangezur
Jebrail
Caucasus
Tiflis
St. Petersburg
Baku
Linevitch
Oyama
Yellow fever outbreak facts and notable moves in Louisiana
The New Orleans yellow fever record shows 323 deaths and 2413 total cases. Dr. Charles Chassignac left a $18 000 annual practice to volunteer in Tallulah to combat the outbreak. Roosevelt plans to visit New Orleans in October despite the fever. Leeville reports 14 deaths in one family and 38 deaths statewide.
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New Orleans
Charles Chassignac
Tallulah
Louisiana
Roosevelt
Leeville
Battleship Mikasa destroyed by fire in Sasebo slip
The flagship Mikasa of Japan’s victorious navy suffered a fire and magazine explosion at Sasebo. Five men were killed, 251 missing, and 243 wounded in the incident.
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Japan
Togo
Sasebo
Patrick A.collins
Boston
Hot Springs
Collins
Congress
United States
London
Tokio
Morocco
Tangier
Chicago
W. J. Bryan
Roosevelt
Pacific
Manila
China
Mackay Company
Nelson A. Miles
Massachusetts
Douglas
Nebraska
Internal Revenue Department
Walter W. Juntgen
Elgar County National Bank
Paris
Federal Grand Jury
Danville
South Dakota
Ee Melaat
Ontenee
Keycket
Mrs Morse Dead in Algona Iowa
Mrs Carrie Warrick Morse wife of Col W E H Morse of the Iowa national guard died of peritonitis after a week of illness. A Davenport public school teacher for 21 years she engaged in church work and public enterprises here. Funeral from her residence Tuesday afternoon with Rev D K Miller officiating.
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Morse
Algona
Carrie Warrick Morse
W. E. H. Morse
Iowa National Guard
Col. Morse
Davenport
D. K. Miller
The
Presbyterian Church
Long Lost Son Found in Singapore India
The mystery of George S. Schaeffer, son of the late Charles A. Schaeffer of the state university, is solved. His mother and sisters located him in Singapore, India, where he serves as a noncommissioned officer in the British army after being believed to have gone to India.
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Iowa City
George S. Schaeffer
Charles A. Schaeffer
The
State University
Singapore
India
Schaeffer
East
Wreck Fatal to Two on Burlington Fast Mail
A fast Burlington mail train from Omaha to Chicago struck a string of freight cars at the Wabash crossing in Council Bluffs. Engineer Nelson H. Wood and Fireman E. E. Hosier, both from Creston, died from burns suffered in the crash. The engine was demolished and the train, carrying only mail, had no passengers. The wrecked engine was sent back to Chicago via Plattsmouth.
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Council Bluffs
Burlington
Omaha
Chicago
Wabash Crossing
Nelson H. Wood
E. E. Hosier
Creston
Plattsmouth
Engineer Crushed to Death in Rock Island Crash
Two Rock Island freight trains collided on a bridge east of Neola. Engineer Ed Fick of Valley Junction died after being caught between the engines, and his fireman suffered a broken leg in three places. Hundreds of cattle and hogs were killed in the wreck. Misunderstanding of orders cited as cause.
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Des Moines
Rock Island
Neola
Ed Fick
Valley Junction
Guardian for Millionaire at Grundy Center
On application of his sister George Wells Grundy Center's millionaire citizen and one of the county's oldest pioneers was placed under guardianship and his immense property placed in the care of guardians Charles Bibesheimer of Wellsburg and R M Finlayson of Grundy Center.
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Grundy Center
George Wells
Charles Bibesheimer
Wellsburg
R. M. Finlayson
Tragedy in Kellerton Ends in Double Suicide Shot
Frank McGuire shot his wife through the neck yesterday afternoon and then killed himself by two close heart shots. He had earlier ordered Floyd Fowler to leave their home. McGuire and his wife had separated then reunited, and it was believed they would live together.
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Mukden
Yokohama
Tokio
En Life
New York
Featherstone Foundry & Machine Company
Chicago
Roosevelt
Shonts
Gov
Hanly
Indiana
David E. Sherrick
Hague
Otto Sarge
Esther Sarge
Fritz Strate
New Kensington
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Idaho
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Negaunee
Mich
Indianola
Democratic State Central Committee of
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Milwaukee
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Korea
Gensan
Seoul
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Tenn
Great Council of Red Men
Dallas
Tex
Rojestvensky
Isthmus
Western Union
Jonathan Reed
Xty
Ave. Pa
Homestead
Glenwood Bridge
Board of & Pa
Panama
Thomas French
East Orange
N. J
Luke J. Cooney, Jr
Kalamazoo
North Dakota
United States
Merry
W.S. Atpers
Inyes
Syndibiau
Waégelé
Montana Staats Zeitung
Helena
Minneapolis Frei
Kellerton
Frank McGuire
McGuire
Floyd Fowler
Three Die in Derby Fire Explosion
Charles Low his wife and baby perished in a Derby area home when a kerosene fire started by the man exploded. The blaze burned the structure and claimed the lives in the forenoon incident.
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Derby
Charles Low
The Prince of Butlers and the Oyster Dilemma
A humorous tale about Thomas Coldwell, once a butler, who recalls a New York dinner party. With 11 oyster shells and 12 guests, the butler warns his mistress that the doctor forbids her from eating oysters, prompting a tricky, polite workaround.
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Thomas Coldwell
Vnst
New York
Coldwell
Agg
Kansan Faces Atlantic Gale Reminds Him Of Home
A Kansas traveler on an ocean crossing braved a fierce gale and fell overboard when a wave swept the deck. He was rescued with injuries and quips that the storm recalled home despite the deluge.
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Atlantic
Kansas City
Kansan
Cap
Cure to Stay Cured
Mrs Minnie Hart of Louisa County says Dodd's Kidney Pills cured her after eight months in bed. She recovered within four weeks and has remained well for three years, praising the remedy for restoring general health via kidney action.
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Ollette
Louisa County
Minnie Hart
Dodd
Lydia E. Pinkham
Monument Honoring a Fallen Hero Inspires Living
A local memorial to a deceased hero motivates residents to reflect on service. Citizens gather for the unveiling, with family members and veterans paying respects as community leaders praise sacrifice and courage.
Excursion Fares From Chicago Advertised
Philadelphia and return fare is 19 dollars with September dates 15 16 and 17. Liberal limits and stopovers offered. Full particulars at city ticket office corner Clark Street and Jackson Boulevard Chicago. Telephone Harrison 1757.
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Philadelphia
Return
Clark Rt
Jackson Blvd
Chicago
Harrison
Norwich woman cites Piso's Cure for Consumption
Mrs Thomas Robbins of Norwich New York credits Piso's Cure for Consumption with saving her life three years earlier. The letter ends with a brief remark about the fate of men she prevents from going to jail.
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Thos. Robbins
Norwich, N. Y
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