Masserly Feud Ends In Local Train Assaults And Robberies
A chaotic morning near Lagan and Holy Vale involved multiple assaults and robberies. A man named Kelly was seriously injured during an attack by six men near a railroad bridge. he remains in Dearmess Hospital in critical condition with potential complications. Meanwhile a tram robbery under a hooded assailant occurred and William Wearden, a bystander, was beaten and left unconscious. he was found later with a severe head injury. Sheriff’s deputies pursue suspects across three Forks and Logan areas as efforts to identify the attackers continue.
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Greatest Accomplishment of Spanish American War
GnAhama City Aug 22 The greatest accomplishment of the war with Spain was the elimination of the last trace of the Mason mond Dinca Vine. Sir Col Johnson Oklahoma City addressed the United Spanish War Veterans at the second session of their reunion here. The contest for the next encampment narrowed to Thiapa Ma and Atlantic City New Jersey. Detroit Aug 22 Although new officers of His Loyal Order of Moose will not be known until tomorrow Supremo Secretary Gari er said ballots counted again elected Artin DP Jones of Indianapolis as a rome dietate.
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Carnegie Pensions Case Sparks International Attention
A fragmented report notes Carnegie pension issues involving New York and Hungary. Names appear garbled but indicate a linked case over a murder and a linked claim of pension rights, with references to Andrew Carnegie and potential prison involvement. The text is unclear on exact parties or outcomes.
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New York
Angandy
Andrew Carnegle
Couple Frozen To Death On Pike's Peak
A Colorado Springs report states Beno Skinner and his wife perished while ascending Pike's Peak. Their bodies were found after crossing icy slopes, with Skinner lying flat and his wife clutching a bouquet amid a chilling scene. A farewell letter to a loved one was recovered from Skinner's belongings.
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Pike’s Peak
Skinner
Punt
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Widely separated views of what has been accomplished
Washington, Aug. 22 Republican Leader Mann of the house issued a statement presenting the minority view of the extra session’s work. He said the net result was to strengthen the president and weaken the Democrats, accusing them of trying to “put the president in a hole” in tariff revision legislation. He argued the session was called to consider Canada reciprocity, urging the Democrats limited focus to that measure and opposing other constitutional amendments. He criticized Democrats for blocking direct senate elections, delaying publicity of primary expenses, nearly defeating Arizona statehood, and advancing tariffs without regard to their impact on industry. He asserted the Democrats refused urgent Panama canal tax reform and failed to provide adequate tariff legislation or information, praising his own provisions on Canadian reciprocity and pulp and paper duties.
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Democrats praise victory as session ends with record
Speaker Champ Clark and Republican Leader Mann trade sharp lines in last hours of the special session. Clark claims Democrats relieved burdens but faced a bungled legislative effort that strengthened the president while weakening Democrats before the country.
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Fragmentary senate analysis on special session outcomes
The fragment suggests criticism of a special session aimed at the president. It claims the session strengthened the president and weakened the Democrats, seen as a political maneuver. The readable text is incomplete and lacks clear attribution or context.
Seattle Citizens Throng Injunction Appeals Follow
Mithan residents of Rulnier valley defy a temporary injunction issued by United States District Judge Cornelius H. Hanford by demanding transfers and refusing to pay a second fare on Kenyan Street. Streetcar patrons led to the arrest of 14 car crews for failing to move cars, and George Hartuning, superintendent of the street railway, was ejected from a car window. Mayor Miling and Corporation Counsel Secrel Coon moved to stabilize conditions caused by Meeny Company, seeking council action to restore the valley. The injunction restrained passengers and barred the city from interfering with operation.
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Renton & Southern Railway
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Cheapest session ever FitzGerald's opinion
Chairman Fitzgerman of the appropriation committees warned that congress during the Xten session committed about 401,082 dollars and noted no session was ever so long with such scant appropriations. A frost near WilIytton caused a fire and casualties are reported.
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Good Example Set From Speaker Clark Remarks
Washington August 22 Speaker Clark declared that the democratic party set a good example for democrats everywhere by redeeming promises of 1910 The extra session produced substantial work and unity among democrats insurgents and republican insurgents in the senate He noted constructive legislation and a pace set for future houses despite cabinet opposition and attempts to influence voters He argued taxation relief failed due to the presidents veto and urged the country to support the party’s program The four cabinet officers criticized were Attorney General T La ham Postmaster General Hitch ing Secretary of War Stimson and Secretary of Commerce Nagel
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Grand Larceny Charges Filed Against Two Men
Information was filed this morning by County Attorney Henry C. Rodgeres charging John Tyan and Fran Reds Mae with grand larceny. The men allegedly stole a porkchop and a purse containing 30 and 9 checks from a dwelling in Armatond. Both were arrested, but part of the money remains unrecovered.
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Atwood Fast Mail Time Ad Fragments Survive
Fragments from an old Atwood mail advertisement appear in the page snippet. The readable text shows phrases about a fast mail service and a zone miles metric, with portions of headings and promotional wording. No clear dates, places, or full claims are discernible from the fragment.
Atwood Lands In Fort Plain After St Louis to New York Flight
Harry N. Atwood, 87, completes another air leg from Belle Isle near Syracuse to Fort Plain, landing at 7:03 p.m. He traveled 96 miles closer to New York, with 2K miles remaining to his goal, claiming calm air and a simple approach as he contemplates finishing in New York before dark.
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Labour unrest under government commission probe
London August reports progress toward ending the railway labor dispute as a government commission is formed to investigate working conditions and arbitration terms of 1907. The panel includes Bir David Harriot chair, with members from railway interests and workers. Parliament adjourns to October as debates flare over government action and use of troops.
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Tity Miiland
David Harrot
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Charles G. Beale
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John Burnett
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Veterans at encampment oppose army canteen plan
United Spanish War Veterans at their Oklahoma City encampment denounce regoril and back the reestablishment of the army canteen. They adopt resolutions urging a Veterans Home at Fort Walla Walla Washington and the retirement of soldiers from the regular army after 25 years of service.
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Governor Dix Praises Veterans in Nov Scene
Governor Dix lauds remaining veterans of the Cenndl Army of the Republic and extols Lincoln and Grant for their courage and loyalty. He honors those who sacrificed for country and peace, acknowledging the sacrifices of women and families and pledging continued respect.
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