Russian Garrison Surrenders After Siege
A Russian garrison on Suknalin island surrendered to Japanese forces after a July 28 cavalry pursuit in which two guns and rifles were captured. The lettered terms included confiscation of clothing, papers, and military supplies, with aid for wounded Russians refused until the surrender. The incident followed a Japanese envoy meeting Governor Liapnot and Kapet Kelzumi on July 31 to formalize the capitulation.
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Noor
Suknalin Island
Taylan
Eal Liapnoff
Cotone
Tollviteh
Govnor Liapnot
Kelzumi
Eee
Lisonoff
Wilson Remains To Fight Graft In Investigation
Secretary Wilson postpones vacation to oversee an agriculture department inquiry. He will focus on tracking potential misconduct among employees, inviting tips, while Chief Forester Pinchot leads the field work. Mrs Hyde seeks withheld salary amid the department’s probe and possible justice department involvement. A separate report from San Francisco notes a thwarted dynamite plot aboard the French ship Asnieres, with fuses found in the hold and no damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Department of Agriculture
Gittora Pinchot
Pinchot
Ing
John Hyde
Bureau of Statistics
San Francisco
C. Tousee
Asnieres
Wich
Swansea
England
Enal
Rena
Societe Anonymome Des Longe Carriers Aracas
Paris
Naval Supply Men's Association Elects Officers
In Yonkers New York on August 4 the Naval Supply Men's Association elected T D Jones of Scranton Pa as president John C Sere Bos as vice president John McGilvray as secretary H F Weinland of Springfield Da as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Jones
Scranton
Yasvflle
Nanal Supply Men's Association
T. D
Jones
John C. Sere Bos
Yass
Tohn McGilvray
New York
Snsurer
H. F. Weinland
Springfield
Sale of new imported and domestic fabrics stock
Sale of valuable stock markets a vast assortment of men s clothing and fabrics for all occasions. Imported and domestic textiles are offered at promotional prices.
Compiled Ad Copy for Sack Suits and Outing Wear
Advertisement fragment highlights sack suits for business wear and Gatfa way salty or afternoon wear. Describes new attractive models in outing suits offered at unspecified prices.
Equitable to Value Land Experts Appointed by President Morton
New York August 4 Two experts have been appointed by President Paul Morton to value all real estate owned by the Equitable Life Assurance Society. Reports suggest possible extensive overvaluation with real estate holdings around 36 million dollars. Loans secured by parcels may cut value by at least 10 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Paul Morton
Equitable Lie Assurance Society
the Tribune
State Insurance Department
Society
Boston
St. Louis
Des Moines
Denver
Memphis
Impants
France
Madrid
Spain
Vienna
Austria
Berlin
Prussia
Santiago
Chile
City of Mexico
Sydney
Melourne
Australia
New Yorke City
Jersey City
Milford
N. J
Piscatawa
Bayonne
Bergen Point
Auburn Agricultural Contest Awards Honor Winners
Auburn Alabama August 4 Special The farmers summer school awarded prizes to competitors from across the state for the best ten ears of corn the best average in scoring chickens and prizes in dairy beef cattle judging State Examiner J Wilekinson completed the college audit with praise for accuracy and the college received a grand prize from the St Louis exposition jury for cotton breeding specimens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Alm
Farmers’ Summer School
J. N. Cooper
Opelika
Ala
G. N. Dennes
Clanton
Prise
T. J. Little and Son
Shickens
Leon Hoffman
Waverly
H. F. McElderry
Talladega
N.C. Rew
R. B. Saxon
Livingston
Pp. W. Hudson
J. N. Dennis
Dudgery
T. Wilekinson
Heir to Throne Dies of Meningitis in San Sebastian
Infante Marie Alfonse, son of the Asturias royal line and heir presumptive, died of meningitis in San Sebastian. Born February 28, 1903, his death comes as Prince Charles of Bourbon plans to wed Princess Ma riate Teresa in November. Peculiar disappearance case notes Dr King’s New Life Pills as a remedy for indigestion and biliousness in Butterville, with a quoted patient testimonial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Sebastian
Infante
Marie Alfonse
Princess of the Asturias
Alfonso
Prince Charles of Bourbon
Ma‘iate Teresa
J. D. Runyan
Butterville
Barrett Probes Boycott as New Minister Tours Frisco
John Barrett, recently named minister to Colombia, is in San Francisco to study US Colombia trade ties and the boycott by Chinese guilds on American products. He says his trip is informal, aims to gauge merchant views, and seeks to ease Chinese guild concerns while predicting shifts in US Orient policy influenced by the upcoming peace conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colombia
Frisco
San Francisco
John Barrett
United States
Caita
Barrett
Russia
Ae United States
Alleged Swindler Held in Money Order Ruse
Norman E. Roberts, 27, a New Yorker with a Baltimore wife, was arrested after allegedly swindling merchants in twenty cities by forging money orders. His method involved erasing writing to create a payable amount then exchanging the raised order for goods, with a sample case in Chicago and other cities traced on his itinerary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberts
Chicago
Norman E. Roberts
New York
Baltimore
Cheenga
Coyne
Boston
Providence
Pawtucket
Woonsocket
New London
Conn
Philadelphia
Harrisburg
York Pa
Norfolk
Richmond, Va
Cipelmat
Dayton
Ohio
Indianapolis
Miwaukee
Priest Assault Charge Withdrawn After Apology
Barney Dreyfuss, Pittsburg Baseball Club president, had accused Thomas J. Ward a Minneapolis student of the priesthood of assault in Exposition Park during yesterday's game. Ward, introduced as Father Walsh, apologized and the suit was withdrawn before the hearing.
Grandson of Lord Mayor Thrown into Jail for Disorderly Conduct
Prudence Exton, who claims his grandfather was London’s lord mayor, is jailed at Tenderloin station on disorderly conduct charges in New York. Witnesses say he struck a woman outside a Broadway hotel. a scuffle drew a crowd and police rescued him while onlookers attacked. A small child accompanying the woman left during the commotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exton
New York
Prudence Exton
London
Tenderloin
Broadway
Axton
Ari
Governor Setsky Guards Capitol Against Fever
Montgomery reports Governor Setky returned from Blount Springs and kept office vigil amid fever scare. He praised measures against mosquitoes, ordered kerosene in low spots, and criticized Birmingham quarantine while noting Mobile and Selma avoided restrictions. Patient Mirabett shows improvement as city disease figures decline and a Wisconsin Union flag incident concludes with a return to Alabama.
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Montgomery
Ala
William D. Setky
Blount Springs
South Alabama
Birmingham
Mobile
Selma
Logie
Perate Guards
Wisconsin
Island No. Fm
Mississippi River
First
Alabama Infantry
Wisednsimtegislature
Grand Army of the Republic
Qwen
George E Bryant
Archives
Thomas
Onwen
Archives and Histrs
RM. Rune Ningnam
Ance
Engineer Drowned After Saving Passengers in Bayonne Crash
An Atlantic City bound Central Railroad of New Jersey excursion train plunged off a trestle into Newark Bay near Bayonne New Jersey. The engineer perished after applying emergency brakes to save passengers while the tender and cars rolled down the embankment. The fireman jumped to safety. no passengers were hurt.
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Bayonne
N. J
Newark Bay
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
New York
Atlantic City
Siil
Confederate Flags and State Appointments Highlight Alabama News
An item notes Alabama efforts to recover historic Confederate banners including the Eighteenth Alabama flag at Ginvermar Island and the Twenty-eighth Alabama flag at the National Museum, with hopes for their return. It also lists new corporations and gubernatorial appointments, including CG. E. McRight and I. W. Bethea, with details on their offices.
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Ing
Dr. Owens
Alabama
Miitary Museum
Ginvermar's Island
National Museum
Washington
Alabama Corpoirations
Montgomery
Ala
Pioneer Lumber Company
Carrollton
Capital Stock
N. S. Curtis
Ananta and
Birmingham Air Line Railway
Parsons
Tennessee, Coal and Tron and Railroad Company
St. Clair County
CG. E. McRight
Pleasant Bite
I. W. Bethea
Tallade
Novary Public
Met Museum Buys Ancient Roman Bronze Statue In Paris
New York August 4 The Metropolitan Museum of Art has purchased in Paris a bronze statue believed to be over 1600 years old. The piece represents Caius Vibius Tre Contanus Gallus, an emperor of Rome, found by San Giovanna Laterano about fifty years ago by the Russian archaeologist Demodotti with Papal permission. The bronze was found in excellent condition. Negro Eliis conviec Guard. Hattiesburg August 4 James G South an aging white man in charge of the city committe force was shot and killed this morning by WM Horne one of the negroes in his gang. The gunman seized his revolver and fired. He escaped into nearby woods with a hundred pursuers in pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jetks
Capitol
Jackson
New York
Metropolitan Museum of Arts
Paris
Asterday
Caius Vibius
Contanus Gallus
Rome
San Giovanna
Laterano
Prince Demodotf
Pius IX
Eilis Conviec
Hattiesburg
Miss
James G. Soifih
Comiiet
WM Horne
Policeman fatally shoots Henry Easley in Halifax County
In South Boston Halifax county on August 4 Policeman Joseph Carter shot Henry Easley Jr son of Colonel Henry Lastey a member of the governor's staff after an altercation The bullet pierced the chest and Easley died within hours in Richmond Virginia
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Henry Easley
Richmond
South Boston
Halifax County
Joseph Carter
Henry Easley, Jr
Coronel Henry Lastey
Easley
Lake Superior circuit tour by Chicago and Northwestern
1 400 miles of steamer line around Lake Superior and Georgian Bay with a special circuit tour via the Chicago and Northwestern. Paima sleeping cars run from Chicago to various Lake Superior ports without change. For a Lake Superior folder and information contact N M Breeze General Agent 436 Walnut St Cincinnati Ohio.
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Lake Superior
Georgia Bay
Chicago & Northwestern
Ru A
Paima
Chicago
N. M. Breeze
Gen'l
Waintr SL
Cincinnati
Gray Drank Carbolic Acid in Washville Hotel Death
John J Gray of Panassoftke Florida committed suicide in a Washville Tennessee hotel by drinking carbolic acid today. He registered under the name Jacky Gorgon of Chattanooga Tennessee and was later identified as John H Gray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray
Washville
Tenn
Auguste
John J Gray
Panassoftke
Fla
Thv
Jacky Gorgon
Chattannsg
John H. Gray
Cheap Week End Rates on Western and Atlantic Railroad
On Saturdays the Western and Atlantic railroad sells round trip tickets from Atlanta to Lookout Mountain Tennessee Dalton Georgia Monteagle Tennessee and back. Tickets good to return until the Tuesday following the sale date. CHAS E HAR MAN G PLA
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Cenient
Western and Atlantic Railroad
Atlanta
Rela
Lookout Mountain
Tenn
Dalton
Monteagle
Chas, E
Harman
G. Pla
Seaboard Runs Last Birmingham Excursion This Season
Seaboard Air Line Railway operates the last excursion to Birmingham for the season. Train leaves Union Depot at 8 20 A M on Monday August 14 arriving Birmingham returns Tuesday at 6 P M ample accommodation for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Union Depot
Old Depot
British Trips in Washington August 4 Telegraph Relations
The State Department telegraphed the British ambassador and American consul general that governors of New Hampshire Vermont and Massachusetts have given consent for passage through forty third Canadian regiment routes. Ottawa awaits word on a possible visit to Boston and Providence. Massachusetts prohibits drill parades under state law 902. Telegraph to the ambassador covered New York Fors and Lenox summer home details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Geverst
New Hallipen
Vermont
Massachusetts
Forty-third
Duke of Cornwall's Own
Ottawa
Boston
Providence
New Fors Ana
Lenox
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Secretay
Suits
MUSE
Whitehall St
Essig
Mary Erizes
Po Ah
Oluett, Feabody & Oo
GEBT
Capital City
Magic City
Mirabett
LION
Akes
Grocers Everywhere
Woolson Spice CO
Tolada
Manhattan
LAW Bros
Whitehall
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