Powers Details Mountain Army Ties in Frankfort Case
Caleb Powers testifies under cross examination about organizing a mountain army with Governor Taylor. He says armed companies were brought along for discipline and control and that he urged Taylor to call out the forces to hold state offices until the U.S. Supreme Court rules. Witnesses describe others as calling the excursion a mob.
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Caleb Powers
Taylor
Supreme Court of the United States
John A. Blick
Barbourville
Powers
Frankfort
Black
George F. Weaver
Colorado
The
Secret of State
Goebel
Athieniys
Cass
Weaver
Ed Cook Arrested After Threats With Revolver and Whip
A domestic dispute near Atlanta ends with Edward W. Cook, armed with a revolver and a dull whip, arrested as he sought his father Judge D. A. Cook over about $100 allegedly borrowed. Earlier, Cook visited his brother in law Dr A D Johnson amid a related quarrel.
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Ed Cook
ArLanta
D. A. Cook
Edward W. Cook
Cook
A.D. Johnson
Arraignments Grow in Broad Anti Anarchist Case in Italy
Rome reports indicate Brosel admitted being chosen to murder King Humbert amid an alleged plot tied to an American journey by Salvatore Quintavall and Anton Lanner. Arrests rise across Paterson Italy Paris Tyra and Rio Marina as Queen Margherita may retire and Milan braces for further action.
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Brosel
Humbert
Paterson
Salvatore Quintavall
United States
Paris
Rio Marina
Victor Emmanuel IL
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Elba
Anarchiata
Anton Lanner
Brosei
Tyra
Some
Margherita
Stresa
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Brosci
Nanasin
Fabri
Fabris
Antecedents and Movements of Bresci Behind Humbert Assassination
A detailed account traces Gaetano Bresci born November 10 1869 near Prato to his restless travels from Italy to New York and back with a hint of anarchist ties. It notes movements, a New York port entry, a Florence arrest attempt, and reports from Milan Paterson and San Francisco about the Humbert assassination aftermath.
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Humbert
Bressi
Oo Jano
Prato
Florence
Labrocones
Ist
Anuinis
Zelonie
Genoa
New York
Brosei
Mrato
Italy
Patorson
N. J
Paria
Arma
Milan
Vologna
Roses
New York Harbor
Fpstio
Tetter
Gaetano Bresci
Imperial Edict Protects Foreign Ministers in China
The Chinese imperial edict orders protection for foreign ministers in Peking and across China. Li Hung Chang and viceroys urged safe escort or open communication with their governments. Telegrams confirm ministers are safe and Li Hung Chang to inform officials abroad. Chilean training ship General Basque Dano arrives in San Francisco for ten days before voyage to the Orient.
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Waenington
State Department
Hay
Li Hung Chang
Imperial
Peking
China
Chinoae
Li Hung
Wan
London
Pao Ting Fu
Hhe Pris Council
Li Mang Chang
Li Hang Chang
Yang Ya
Yang
St. Petersburg
Min- Yu
Paris
Washington
San Francisco
Ang
General Basque Dano
Fom Esquimault
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Women
A letter from Mrs. Grerupy M. Joux gon of Texas praises Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for curing crippling female troubles after years of deterioration. Another testimonial from Mrs Evvie Minkiss of Louisiana credits the remedies with restoring health, urging others to try them.
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Mas
Kvehan
Scott
Dra Moo Tisaias
Lydia E. Pinkham
Min
Grerupy M. Jouxgon
Jonestoro
Texan
Chinese Try to Delay Advance Amid Peking Crisis
Dispatches report China seeking to slow the international march on Peking while aiming to preserve ministerial safety. Li Hung Chang leads diplomatic efforts to secure reparations and free ministerial communication, as marines head toward Ten Tin and a Chinese embassy proposal surfaces.
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Wasimtsotox
Peking
Li Hung Chang
Tien Trin
Artation
Sie
Europe
America
Remy
Diddle
Ten Tin
Li Hang Chang
State Department
Crisis in the East reaches anew as forces advance toward Peking
Aug 4 dispatch from Suaxouat reports allied troops led by American British and Japanese moving from Tien Tsun toward Peking. An advance base will be set 20 to 40 miles nearer the capital with supplies gathered for a direct stroke. Reports note 60,000 Allied troops at Po Chi Li, uncertainty over exact Chinese dispositions, and food shortages in Peking amid preparations for a siege.
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Suaxouat
Tien 'I'sin
Peking
Po Chi Li
Tien Tsin
Pot Ho
Tien Trin
Pei Tang
Yalu
Yang Tsun
General Chatter Urges Immediate Advance on Peking
Washington orders push toward Peking with heavy reinforcements en route as allied forces concentrate at Shanghai and Canton. British Indian troops move to form a flying column while Admiral Seymour is pressed to assume Shanghai defenses. San Francisco dispatch lists units bound for China amid mixed signals and unclear routes.
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Peking
Ties Tsix
Cun Foo
Sancia
Washington
Shanghai
Admiral Seymour
London
United States
Mr. Goodnow
M. DeBeannre
Wasnina Tos
Navy Department
Remey
Taka
Nervous System Claims and Peruna Endorsements
A letter from Robert B Mantell to Dr Hartman in Columbus Ohio praises Peruna as a splendid tonic for nerves and brain. A Columbus resident Mrs C C Filler describes relief from nervous dyspepsia and prostration after using Peruna. Dr Hartman promotes his book and sends it free.
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Dr. Hartman
Columbus
Ohio
K.B. Mantell
C. C. Filler
South Fourth Street
Space allotment begins for Southern Interstate fair exhibitors
Secretary T H Martin reports space is being assigned for the Southern Interstate fair in Atlanta this fall. Applications fill every foot of space across all buildings, with inquiries from major national concerns. The Georgia Federation of Woman's Clubs now controls the women’s department, with $1,000 set aside for premiums and an emphasis on high interest and appeal.
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Atlanta
Bsecretary
T. H Martin
Woman's Department
Georgia Federation of Woman's Clubs
Chapman Found Guilty with Mercy Recommendation
In Gainesville Thomas Chapman was found guilty by a jury with a mercy recommendation. Judge Prior sentenced him to two years in the penitentiary and a new-trial motion will be heard before Judge Pris. If denied, the case moves to the supreme court marking Chapman's fourth trial. He posted $750 bond and vows to continue the fight.
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Thomas Chapman
Prior
Chapman
Pris
Supreme Court
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