Powers Case Nearing Final Argument in Youtsey Trial
Georgetown Ky August 15 The Powers case ends testimony today and, tomorrow, five prosecution speeches and five defense speeches will occur. The jury will view Frankfort scene locations, including the capitol grounds, before deliberations. Judge Cantrill set 12 hour limits for final arguments and will hear both sides.
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Georgetown
Caleb Powers
Commonwealth Attorney
Franklin
T. C. Campbell
John K. Hendricks
Victor F. Bradley
WB. BO Golden
Brown, Jr. Sims
H. Tinsley
Owens
George Denny
Frankfort
Cantrill
Youtsey
State Capitol
Secretary of State
Goebel
B. W. Bradburn
Bradburn
Wharton Griden
Robert Noakes
W. H. Culton
James Walker
J. W. Dougherty
John Perkins
Adjutant General
Collier
Perkins
Arsenal
Grayot
W H. Culton
Culton
Midland
Court House
Commonwealth
Brown
Prices Present Better Than Arguments In Compelling Appeal
A brief note highlights that prices offered outperform arguments and refined columns of talk, delivering stronger persuasive force with tangible backing. The statement suggests practical value over rhetorical debate in evaluating options.
Summer and Medium Weight Clothing Sale At Half Price
Our entire stock of summer and medium weight clothing suits that 2014 for $15 to $25.00 all high class goods we offer now at half price.
Draft for $50000 figures in Helena bank trial
In Helena, the trial of L. H. Herschfield featured the admission of a May 1898 letter from Leo Harmon proposing to ship a draft for 50000 to bolster a bank's statement. Harmon admitted the aim was to misrepresent deposits to compete with the First National of Miles City and to aid the Merchants' suspension case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
United States
L. H. Herschfield
Leo Harmon
State National Bank of
Miles City
Herschfield
Eugene T. Wilson
Harmon
First National
State National Bank
Chicago
Kelly
Wilson
International Typographical Union Opens Forty Sixth Convention
The International Typographical Union meets at the Milwaukee Masonic Temple for a week long session. President Donnelly urges abolishing annual conventions in favor of specially called ones to save funds for wage defense. Secretary Treasurer Bramgwood reports forty thousand members and new locals. A Manila local is planned, death benefit may rise to seventy five dollars, laws proposals number thirty five, and next convention may be Buffalo Toronto Birmingham or St. Louis. Politics are barred from the convention.
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Milwaukee
International Typographical Union
Masonic Temple
B. Donnelly
J. W. Bramgwood
Is Son
Manila
Committee On Laws
Buffalo
Toronto
Birmingham
St. Louis
Yukon Gold Royalty Report Shows Open Question
Ottawa sources say the claim that royalty on Yukon gold output has been abandoned is incorrect. The interior department confirms the issue of imposing an export duty is under consideration.
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Ottawa
Interior Department
Yukon
Bryan in private chat with phonograph in Chicago
Chicago August 14 Mr Bryan closeted himself with a phonograph today and engaged in a private exchange. The event was described as a quiet personal session as he prepared for forthcoming public appearances.
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Chicago
Bryan
Speech excerpt hints at extra session on Philippine issue
The phonograph record of the acceptance speech from Indianapolis last week highlights promises to call an extra session of Congress to address the Philippine question and the closing periods. The listening public expects the phono portrayals to influence the campaign.
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Indianapolis
General Wheeler Rescues Bryan Jr From Window Hazard
Chicago August 2 General Joseph Wheeler commander of the Department of the Lakes saved the life of William Jennings Bryan Jr the 12 year old son of the presidential candidate after the boy climbed near a window ledge while playing with a castor rubber bands and a string Wheeler pulled him to safety just as he hung over the sidewalk railing preventing a fall off the window.
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Chicago
Joseph Wheeler
Department of the Lakes
William Jennings Bryan, Jr
Wheeler
Bryan
Louise Jewett Seeks Republican Endorsement On Lynching
Louise Jewett known as Joan of Arc of Boston anti lynching league visits the Republican National Committee at its New York headquarters. She meets with the chairman while Governor Roosevelt chats with Senator Hanna. Hanna says endorsement is not possible and that lynching is opposed by moral and law abiding citizens, stressing it isn’t a party issue.
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New York
Republican Nation- 92
Louise Jewett
Joan of Arc
McKinleys to Leave Canton for Two Weeks
President and Mrs McKinley will depart for Washington at 1 35 Thursday afternoon. The Canton home will stay open during their absence which will last about two weeks.</s>
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Canton
Ohio
McKinley
Washington
Anton
Cure a Cold in One Day Claim Refuted by Scam Warning
Advertisement warns that claims of curing a cold in one day with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets are untrustworthy. Mentions Grove's signature on each box and a money-back guarantee from druggists, casting doubt on the efficacy and truthfulness of the promotion.
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Grove
Philippine Death List Washington Dispatch August Casualties
General MacArthur at Manila reports a Manila death list dated August 12 with dysentery malaria typhoid and other causes for numerous infantry and volunteer units. The dispatch notes killed and wounded from several Luzon locations including Candelaria Caventi Calabangan with names of soldiers and units amid harsh wartime losses.
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Washington
MacArthur
Manila
Ninth
W. G. Rogers
George Oglesby
George Graggs
41St
William T. Barnes
Charles Campbell
29Th
Manley F. Willams
26Th
Joseph L. Wright
William R Barelay
Thomas KE. Cooper
John W. Cox
Charles Ryan
Henry J. Krantz
D. Huntley
John M. Hanehman
Martin Glyn
William Dimmick
Cook
Hermann Dingler
James Campbell
Hth
Richard Boeze
William F. Bates
Variola
Edward F. Yeagley
Anton Metehler
11Th
John W. Collins
Willam G. Wileen
Willam G. Wileen, Tuberculosia- August % 241Th Infantry
Thurston ‘Werks Keaphitis
Sdth
Frederick Morris
Adolph Huttuna
War Department
Kiiled
Candelaria
Luzon
30Th Infantry
William B. English
George N. Simpson
Williams Sullivan
Eugene Hetwee
Otto Adams
Maurice F. Rice
Caventi
Full-blood Creek Indians form their own government
The full-blood Creek Indians at Dennison Texas on August 3 refuse allotments and withdraw from the Creek government. They establish a pure Indian government led by Chinnibie Halfo, banning whites and mixed-bloods from living with them and from settlements where others reside.
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Dennison
Tex
Chinnibie Halfo
Portland Council Sets Circus License Fee at 6000 Per Show
Portland officials enacted an ordinance fixing circus license fees at six thousand dollars per performance. A councilman said the high fee is designed to bar circuses during the Elks street fair week in September.
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Portland
Ore
Frightful Nitro Explosive Blast Damages Factory
An explosion three miles east of Monvelier, near Muncie Indiana, at the Gaith Walt nitro glycerine factory demolished the plant. Two men were injured as chunks of nitro glycerine scattered and the countryside was shaken for miles.
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Muncie
Ind
Monvelier
Firemen Strike In Rouen Anger Over Parley
In Rouen on August 15 twenty five firemen walked out and urged others to join their stand though they had not yet won adherence.
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Rouen
Post Office Moves West Of Whitelash
Washington dispatch reports the post office at Whitelash relocated four miles west of its former site. The change affects local mail service and nearby residents seeking delivery.
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The
Standard Washington
Whitelash
Assignments Made at Montana Methodist Conference
The Montana Methodist Episcopal conference adjourned after appointing standing committees two presiding elders and a new Flathead mission superintendent. Jacob Mills remains presiding elder of Bozeman. R Craven becomes Flathead mission superintendent. The bishop ordained Hoard Smith Opie Haynes and others, with resolutions of sympathy and cooperation between wings. The stewards reported 1069 for conference claims, 871 paid, rest invested.
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Helena
Methodist Episcopal Conference of
Montana
Missoula
Fowler
Jacob Mills
Bozeman
J. W. Bennett
R. Craven
New Flathead
Hishon
Wilkie W. Hoard
John A. Smith
Robert P. Smith
James Opie
Charles EB. Haynes
Pred Clemo
J M Shulise
J. M. Stevens
Wild Or Nutting
Mr. Taft
Methodist Church
Board of Church Extension
J. F. Rickards
S. A. Oliver
John Hoskings
J. L. Albritton
George Stevenson
H. Fischer
H. Ridpath
BE. W. Tait
Board of Examiners
E. G. Cattermole
J. W. Tait
Register
George D. King
A. Oliver
J. J. McAllister
G. C. Stull
L H. Mickel
H. Warman
R. P. Smith
J. J. Albritton
G. al. Feese
Thomas van Scoy
J.W. Bennett
Edward Smith
Jacob Mille
C. L Roward
E. G. Cattermets
Hattie Anderson
Mre
H. R King
Jennie F. M
C. L. Bovard
G. D. King
EH. Fisher
G. Stull
Epworth League
George H. Feese
P. W Haynes
Auditagent
Thomas Vin Seov
P. Smith
W.W. Howard
D. King
L. H. Mickel
J. L. Aloritton
G. , Stull
Montana Wesleyan University
Stull
W. W. van Orsdell
R. M. Raven
Phtto Haynes
G. W. Jenkins
A. H,. Martin
Woman's Foreign and Home
R M. Craven
FD A. Guiler
W. W. Edmundson
Mo Rumhbhof
J Forbes
J. M. Shulse
C. D
Fainting spells tied to women’s monthly cycles
The piece promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery as cures for irregular, inflamed, or ulcerated female organs and chronic weakness linked to monthly fainting spells. It cites Miss Mila Sapp of Guilford County North Carolina, claiming complete relief after two months and three bottles, noting no alcohol or narcotics and recommending Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets to keep the liver healthy.
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Pierce
Mila Sapp
Jamestown, Guilford Co. N.C
K. Pierce
Montana Methodist Conference Appoints District Ministers
Bishop Fowler announced Helena and Bozeman district appointments after a conference with presiding elders. Rev. Jacob Mills becomes presiding elder of Helena district, H. A. James of Bozeman district. Craven named superintendent of the new Flathead mission. Kalispell church pastor. Conference adourned with praise for Montana Wesleyan University support and a $2,800 fund goal for debt payment and secretary salary.
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H. S. Blanchard
J. T. Albritton
R. M. Craven
J. H. Little
L. A. Mickel
F. A. Riggin
J. J. McAllister
E. G. Cattermole
Helena
Bozeman
Fowler
Jacob Mills
H. A. James
Anaconda
EK. G. Cattermole
Avon and Ovando
R. Tower
Mountain View
J. L. Albritton
Grace
T. W. Tait
Trinity
John Hoskings
Clancy and
Jefferson
C. D. Crouch Dillon
S. P. Smith
Hamilton
J. A. Martin
Oak Street
A. W. Roberts
St. Paul's
C. L. Bovard
Lima
W. B. Burton
Marysville
George W. Jenkins
Missoula
J. W. Bennett
New Chicago
A. H. Morton
Philipsburg
Granite
J. A. Smith
Rimini
Stevensville
P. W. Haynes
Thompson Fails
J. M. Eastland
L. H. Mickel
Wesleyan University
Thomas van
Flathead
Craven
Kalispell
H. S. Wells
Columbia Falls
George A. Wells
Pine Grove
Libby
Troy
Montana Wesleyan University
T. H. Mickel
Epworth League
Bryan meets colored leaders urge club plan
In Chicago on August 13, Mr. Bryan held talks with a delegation led by J. Milton Turner to address racial dissatisfaction with the current administration and to promote organization of a Bryan Democratic club. The Bryans depart for Lincoln Wednesday night at 10. Bragan’s speech to the Irish societies is set for Sunnyside park Wednesday afternoon.
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Chicago
Bryan
J. Milton Turner
St. Louis
Liberia
Bryan Democratic Clube
Sunnyside Park
Settlement Nears in Canadian Pacific Machinists Strike
Vancouver reports today that settlement negotiations appear to be complete with Winnipeg agreeing to reinstate all committeemen who wish, reinstate pre July 15 employees by seniority, and dismiss those hired after Aug 3 to replace striking workers. The schedule is under review in Winnipeg.
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Vancouver
Canadian Pacific
Winnipeg
Afghan ameer mobilizes forces amid frontier tensions
A Lahore dispatch says the ameer of Afghanistan is mobilizing infantry and artillery with a possible advance on the Russian frontier. The report is not fully credited in Lahore, though it states the ameer’s actions are causing unease in official circles.
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London
Lahore
Punjab
Ameer
Afghanistan
Pariejita Bandit Shot Dead Near Santiago de Cuba
Santiago de Cuba Aug 13 Parejita a notorious bandit was killed today at Palma Seorito by a rural guard corporal. The outlaw had terrorized the region for years and committed numerous murders.
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Santiago de Cuba
Parejita
Palma Seorito
Santiago
Lord Salisbury Leaves for Health Retreat in Vosges
Acting on medical advice, Lord Salisbury begins a month long stay at Schlucht health resort in the Vosges. He will direct foreign affairs by telegraph and messengers during this period.
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London
Lord Balisbury
Schlucht
Vosges
Hitchcock to Seek Nebraska Senate Seat in Legislatures
Gilbert M. Hitchcock publisher of the Omaha World-Herald will print a letter to Nebraska voters announcing his candidacy for senator to succeed Joan M Thurston before the next legislature.
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Omaha
Neb
Gilbert M. Hitchcock
Omaha World-Herald
Nebraska
Joan M. Thurston
Heat Wave Sweeps London As Temperatures Rise
London reports a heat wave with the thermometer at 82 degrees in the city and near 90 degrees in parts of England, easing only slowly.
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London
England
Won Recognition in Pittsburgh Railway Telegrapher Talks
Pittsburg Pa Aug 13 After several conferences with the Baltimore and Ohio railroad officials the Order of Railway Telegraphers have secured recognition of their union demands. Leaders say progress marks a step toward improved wages and working conditions for telegraphers.
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Pittsburg
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Wage Increases For Baltimore and Ohio Workers
Recognition of the order and readjustment of wages and conditions which will mean an advancement and betterment to the majority of 2,000 or more operators employed on the Baltimore and Ohio system. The rate of advance will be between $25 and 10 per month.
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Baltimore & Ohio
Train collision near Rome kills twelve during royal funeral voyage
At midnight twelve people died and forty were wounded when two train sections collided near Rome while returning from the Humbert funeral ceremonies. Among the injured were15 in serious condition though the Grand Duke, Grand Duchess Peter of Russia, and the Turkish mission escaped harm. Victor Emmanuel and Queen Helene rushed to the scene and later returned to the Quirinal after aiding the rescue efforts.
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Rome
Florence
Grand Duke
Peter
Russia
Humbert
Italy
Victor Emmanuel
Helene
Quirinal
Velock
Three Die in New York Steam Plant Pipe Explosion
An 11 inch pipe elbow exploded at New York Steam Heating Company killing three workers Frank Sherrick of Jersey City George Jenkins and Edward Brown of this city. Jackson and Brown attempted to flee but suffocated. Sherrick on the second floor fire room also suffocated. Engineer W J David was arrested and others were seriously injured and sent home.
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New York
New York Steam Heating Company
Frank Sherrick
Jersey City
George Jenkins
Edward Brown
This City
Jackson
Brown
Sherrick
W. J. David
White Star Cymric Aboard Fire Off Atlantic Crossing
The White Star liner Cymric endured a cargo hold fire during its Atlantic crossing from Queenstown. Fire began about 1% hours after departure, burned six hours until midnight, with Hold No 1 flooded to halt flames. Water leakage damaged general merchandise but ship sustained no serious injuries.
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New York
White Star Iliner
Cymric
Atlantic
Queenstown
San Francisco Planing Mills Workers Strike for Eight-Hour Day
About 350 men from 20 to 28 local planing mills strike in San Francisco seeking an eight hour day. The workers are orderly and instructed to avoid violence or interference with non union employees. If extended, the strike could involve all building trades in the city, but leaders hope for a quick settlement.
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San Francisco
Milla
Mason to back McKinley and campaign in Illinois
Senator William E. Mason of Illinois arrived in Seattle and said he will support President McKinley. He plans to campaign in Illinois in two weeks and asserts McKinley’s stance on the Chinese question shows he is not an imperialist. Mason predicts Alaska’s boundary will be settled by the original lines set by the 1887 treaty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
William E. Mason
Illinois
Alaska
McKinley
Ilnois
General Wheeler Orders Swift Deployment to California
General Wheeler of the Department of the Lakes was directed from Washington to dispatch the first battalion of the second regiment from Fort Thomas to San Francisco. The unit must board the transport Sherman and sail for China in the latter part of the month.
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Chicago
Wheeler
Department of the Lakes
Washington
Fort Thomas
San Francisco
Sherman
China
Poison Plot Arose From Perfume In Paris
Paris dispatch reports a near poisoning attempt tied to a perfumed bouquet sent to Yu Keng, Chinese minister. The letter signer Julie Czerwinska allegedly fainted Armani di Parma. she is detained as an apparent deranged claimant, flowers under chemical analysis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucrezia Borgia
Paris
Yu Keng
Julie Czerwinska
Legation
Armani di Parma
Ulis
Mile
Czerwinska
Jule
Campaign Plans Across Indiana for Bryan in 1904 Campaign
Chicago August 13 Park Martin Indiana state central committee mayor Taggart Indianapolis conference with national committee leaders Jones and Johnson Mr Bryan to speak in Indiana late in campaign Webster Davis en route to Wheeling for seven weeks tour visited democratic headquarters W A Deford bureau of organization return from Ohio believes Ohio will vote for Bryan and Stevenson in November
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Park Martin
Indiana State Central Committee
Taggart
Indianapolis
Jones
National Committee
Johnson
Bryan
Altgeld
Illinois
Stone
Missouri
Indiana
Webster Davis
Wheeling
W. Va
Democratic
W. A Deford
Bureau of Organization
Ohio
Stevenson
August yellow fever cases rise in Havana prompting cautious outlook
A Havana dispatch reports 36 cases at start of August, rising to 59 with four American victims. There were 20 July deaths and 11 deaths this month by Sunday. Authorities express confidence no general epidemic, as cases are widely scattered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
the Herald
Havana
Havanna
Losing His Nerve in Messenger Lane Murder Trial
Rosslyn Ferrell, accused of killing Ikexpress Messenger Lane, will be moved to Marysville Union County tomorrow for trial after an affidavit was filed. He shows signs of stress but insists he acted alone in the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Rosslyn Ferrell
Ikexpress
Marysville
Union County
Ferrell
Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse Sets Sandy Hook to Cherbourg Record
The North German Lloyd steamer Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse, leaving New York on August 7, completed the fastest sailing time from Sandy Hook to Cherbourg. She covered 3,184 nautical miles in 5 days 19 hours 44 minutes, averaging 22.79 knots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremen
New York
Sandy Hook
Cherborough
Chilean Congress Votes for Cargo of Cars and Bridge Tender
Santiago de Chile August 13 The Chilean congress approved 2 500 000 Chilean currency for a cargo of cars mainly to be bought in the United States. Tenders are invited for constructing an iron bridge over the Maipu River.
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Santiago de Chile
Galveston
Chilian Congress
United States
Maipu
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Gans
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Butte, Mont
Typographical Union
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Louisa Jewett
Hanna
Firemenu Strike
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Hitchcock
Evening Telegram
Day
Clearance Sale Men’s Shoes
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Diegel Clothing Co
Butte, Montana
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