Policeman Shot Dead In Butte Attack On Main Street
A highwayman shot Patrolman Joseph Freshman during a hold up on Main Street in Butte. The officer died at 6 30 AM after abdominal injuries from a pistol blast. Eyewitness George Hopper aided the investigation as police questioned suspects including Bild'e Croake. The town tightened security as residents recalled Freshman's 20 years of service and the tragedy prompted a hospital ordeal for the wounded man and a public search for the attacker.
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Stone
Dricer
Joseph
Aiden
Aml
Puigrolman
Frektanan
South Main Street
George Hopper
Mainatreet
Bild'e Croake
Gentel
Petective
James Byrne
Crooke
Ds Innocen Amg
Crowke
Mevec
South Washington Street
Bolt
Wreshinin
Cid San
Butte
Peace prospects in Cuba hinge on U S mediation
In Wavans on September 2, reports indicate strong hopes for peace in Cuba without armed intervention. Cuban factions empowered committees to approach American mediators, while business interests fear disruption and await U S decisive action. Secretary Taft stresses duty to support stability, possibly through limited force, to preserve Cuba’s integrity and halt prolonged turmoil.
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Cuba
Inl
Lave
United States
Wneiker Churce
Iapl
United Buttes
la Pequivedo
United
Alt. Morgan
Marianne
Part
Caylan de Aga
Officers Wait for Defaulter in New York Night Vigil
New York officials and special representatives of the government waited in New York as tangential figures traced a defaulter's movements. Police and a guard kept vigil through the night at Battery Park, awaiting transport on the steamship Prince Adltect. A letter from Paul Steubart to his son urged staying peaceful, while efforts to secure the father's nomination continued. The scene involved Chicaney officials and messengers as authorities prepared for the next stage of the case.
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Chivaxy
Mistole
Uekarney
Chanics L
Rik
Joseph By. Witler
New York
Aml
Molchen
Soa
Atv
Paul
Steustamt
Maether
Groest
Father Cadaga
Stensland
Ehrenges
Preparations for New York State Convention Battles
The article recounts delegates arriving in Rochester for the New York state convention, with Hearst’s strength and the influence of Tammany Hall discussed. It notes plans, key figures like Murphy and Sullivan, and expectations on ballots, alliances, and potential compromises as supporters jockey for votes.
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Delegaien Fom
New York
Caigiae Gensentiv
Oly
Mengering
W. R. Hearst
Erie County
Henest
Lse
Canners
Rochester
Chaves B. Murphy
Tammany Ill
Murphy Taskers
Monty
Tammany Hall
Roger ©. Sullivan
Mirnge
Hils
John TM. Hopkins
Cites
Sulivan
Regan
Will Try Officers On Serious Charge
Bar Itarbar Me Sept The valor ship squadron of the North Avante Neat sailed tonight for Provincetown The warships which had been here once Sept 8 were the Maine Kearearee Ken icky Indiana Atlaois Town Missouri and Alabama and the disputed York town At Provincetown gunners will engage in target practice and a court martial will sit there for the trial of Capt Samuel Comin and Lieut Alfred W Pressey officers who commanded the battle at Alabama when she collided with the Witnoty off News Port list July The officers are charged with mismanagement of their vessel.
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Bar Itarbar
Provincetown
Nias
Maine
Kearearee
Kenicky
Indiana
Atlaois
Town
Missouret
Alabama
Yorktown
Provinestown
Courg
Samuel Comin
Liew
Alfred W. Pressey
Hatte
oMlenra
Stoner Tassel Fire Ritual At 1p Delays Benita 41
In New York on a fateful afternoon a ritual fire and signaling confusion delayed Benita 41 as authorities aboard the Bunker Stenshuul vessel examined signals. The event centered on Prince Avelbert and his crew, with unclear motives and a cautious approach to Sands Heok before mining operations.
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N.Y
Benita
Prince Avelbert
New York political fight as governors race looms
Speculation swirls over who will head the New York party ticket as Governor jockeying continues. Names like Lieutenant Governor Brug and Charles Woodhill figure prominently while Hughley and Brien Aw Lo Ar draw varying support. Chiell and others arrive amid tense planning for state convention actions.
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N.Y
Bop
Miers
Shed de Gine
Brug
Charles
Wight
Rane
Mr. Brien
Benes
New York
TNH Choy
Brice
Chittenan
Blale Senter W. OW
Armstrong
Tichester
Ehairaian
Tnt
Chelenian Chiell
Siburtion
Sulzer Signals Possible Support for Democratic Ticket
New York September 2 Representative William Sulzer indicated he might back the Democratic ticket. He expressed support for unity within the party and pledged to accept the nomination if offered, promising loyal and enthusiastic backing while staying open to backing another candidate if needed.
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New York
William Sulzer
Kove Ernor
Wwe
Strike Is Probable At Portland Docks
Portland dock workers threaten a strike over wage demands amid 19th century port conditions. Unions split on action while employers resist higher pay, risking partial stoppage of grain shipments if both unions back the strike.
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Portland Docks
WATEHOUSE Fire Damages Mills City Exhibit Origin Scene
Fire destroyed freight cars and heavy equipment after an explosion at a Montana Marine company facility near Miles City on September 23. Investigators attributed the blaze to sparks from a locomotive in route to the Milwaukee contractor, with officials stating the origin remains under study.
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Miles City
Montana Mariniire Comepany
Metutosh Dros
Murdered Boy in Leavenworth Home Fire Incident
Leavenworth Kansas date line reports seven year old Edward Dindsod was killed at his home. Authorities say motive appears robbery related as the boy was struck with an axe while his mother tended a blaze. Suspect Louis Wiligins of Strong City was arrested. Also noted are rumbles of Japanese fortifications and a Portsmouth treaty breach in separate dispatches from St. Petersburg and Southern Saxhatta.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Edward Dindsod
Louis Wiligins
Strong
City
Agar
St. Petersburg
Sept
Saxhatta
Murder Evidence Reveals Dismembered Body Found in New York
Police report a dismembered male body found in Manhattan near Tenth Avenue Thirty-sixth Street. Three intact bundles carried the remains to the loess, with wounds suggesting a deliberate disposal after murder. Coroner Weston notes remains are of all Turk or Syrian origin. death occurred after Saturday midnight. An importer named Alamo III of 07 Washington Street had died weeks earlier. his widow sold his stock recently. sacks like those containing the body were among the effects searched.
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New York
de Wegtiied
Wey Billo
Tenth Avenue
Weston
Alamo 3
Washington Street
Nmter
Simiar
Recount Finds No Fraud in Local Election Finish
Denver voters faced a recount of the municipal ballot measures involving the gas company and tramway system. The investigation found no fraud, with totals adjusted by election officials showing majorities favoring the proposed franchises.
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Denver
Colo
Denver Gad Amd Eleenle Company
Denver Tramway Company
Battle on San Domingo soil looms amid rebel threat
Washington reports a looming clash as government forces press to end rebellion. The article notes fear in the region, a target near Monte Tinati, and seeks decisive action tonight to restore order and quell opposition.
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Washington
Washigton
San Bominga
Monte Tiniat
Citywide Unrest Triggers Martial Law Threats in Atlanta
Unconfirmed rumors stir fears as mobs clash and authorities, led by Terrell and Mayor Woodward, impose curfews and order 21 and under youths off streets. Governor Terrell threatens martial law if further violence erupts. Atlanta residents plead for calm amid reports of white and black clashes and police patrols.
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Aml
Willi- UN
Lonighe
Woolward
Meethy
Claeran
Riots in Town Raise Martial Law Threats and Casualties
A citywide riot reports 40 injured and 10 dead amid violent clashes. Governor Terrell orders troops and warns against martial law but says police are in control. A Black mob targets White residents. several streetcars damaged as troops patrol main streets and declare efforts to restore order.
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Teryell
Imiltia
Star
Andes
Tate
Terrell de
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