Wife of the General Targeted in St Petersburg Atrocity
In St Petersburg on August 26 a would be assassination of General Min, commander of the Seminovsky Guard, is recounted. A young woman shot a man at a station platform, then attempted to flee amid chaos. The scandal ties to a broader crackdown in Poland and ongoing executions, including the death sentence long hanging over Min for harsh methods.
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State Dispensary Campaign Intensifies Amid Tillman Backing
Columbia South Carolina August 26 revelations about state liquor dispensary management fueled opposition in the Democratic primary. Senator Tillman campaigns to save the system while opponents cite graft and mismanagement. Dispensary revenue climbs to over 3000000 annually as elections loom.
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South Carolinna
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Atate
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Leet
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Martin
Ansel
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Fones
Edwardes
Anti Corporation
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John McMahan
Cole
Blease
Aiken
Spliitter Jitus & Boggewhite
Finley
Without Bloodshed Yet Tension Rises in Insurrection
Government weighing broad amnesty proposals as Palma’s leadership seeks peaceful options. In Santa Clara province rebels gain influence while defense funds and conscription press on. Intermittent clashes persist, with insurgent leaders and local authorities engaging in shifting alliances and contested control.
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World war era vessel specifications reveal heavy armament
Fragmentary OCR lists a ship with 18 000 ton displacement, 520 ft length, 26 ½ ft beam, 2 2/3 ft draught, armor belt, speed two knots, ten 42 inch guns, twenty seven 12 inch powder, two inch gas can fire broadside.
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Dreadnought launched at Portsmouth by the King
The battleship Dreadnought was launched by the king at Portsmouth on February 10, 1906. She appears fully steam ready for trials and stands out with vast beam and heavy armament. The ship is described as surpassing all rivals, planned for three more under Admiralty limits, and features a stern prop arrangement.
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Portsmout Om Deburdary
Admiralty
Forty Hebrew orphans exiled from Russia pass to immigration board
Forty Jewish children orphaned by the Russian massacres arrived on the steamship Amerika and faced exclusion from entry after board deliberations. The case, appealed to Washington, leaves the children temporarily on Ellis Island while Mrs Sophie Perlmann funds care and placement. Inspector Parbu and United Hebrew Charities assist, with plans to educate and feed the orphans until final disposition.
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Amerika
Board of Special Inquiry
Dis Island
Washington
Russia
Dhage
Sophie Perlmann
Hebruows
Parbu ©Haraan Lacretary Waldman
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Pul Iic Board
Lins Ender
Porlmann
Tamburg
Running at full speed railway engine explodes
The boiler of freight locomotive No 2433 on the New York Central and Hudson River railroad exploded west of here. Engineer Wagner of Albany and Fireman Hill of Oneida were killed. The engine bore through the tracks with the blast, throwing Wagner from the cab and Hall from the car. both men died soon after at Herkimer hospital. The explosion wrecked the locomotive and blocked four tracks.
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New York Central and
Hudson River Railroad
Erigineer
Hrs Wagner
Albany
Edward Hill
Oneida
Wagner
Pireman Hall
Herkimer Hospital
Boy looses eighty dollars drives man mad in Chicago
In Chicago 18 year old Johann Ihindier became distressed after losing eighty dollars deposited in the Milwaukee Avenue State Bank which failed. He frightened passengers in an Ashland avenue car and police report the bank collapse has driven multiple people to mental breakdowns and at least one suicide connected to bank troubles as authorities search for ettingland.
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Johann Ihindier
Ashland Avenue
Milwaukee Avenue
Kindler
de Triet Bank
Paul Brensland
Milwaukee Avenue State Bank
Stengland
July Imports and Exports Reported for Washington
Washington August 26 The imports for July totaled 102,606,707 as against 84,512,608 in July 1905 while exports for July reached 7,415,415 as compared with 7,990,421 in July 1905 Watching the Comet Cambridge August 26 The comet discovered by Professor Kopff at Heidelberg University August 22 was observed since by Professor Fath at Lick Observatory and Professor Preuss at Königberg per Harvard College Observatory advisories
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Department of Commerce and Labor
Cambridge
Maan
Kopft
Heidelburg University
Fath
Lick Observatory
Preybs Seck
Koenigeburg
Harvard College Observatory
Little girl steals $140 to have time of life
HM year old daughter of Frank HO last Saturday took $140 from a dresser, bought clothes and jewelry, and bought a railway ticket to Oklahoma. Parents feared abduction. she later explained she went out to have the time of her life. She will be returned to her father.
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Kom
Ind
Lucy
Dallas
Texas
Oklahoma
World War I Coastal Guns Listed by Nation
A readable fragment outlines heavy artillery and naval arms from several nations. It mentions French 12 inch and 94 inch guns, Russian 12 inch and 10 inch pieces, Japanese 12 inch and 10 inch guns, German 14 inch and 10 inch guns, and British or allied references. The text is garbled but centers on siege and coast defense armaments and their calibers.
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Ideal Arwamfnis
THF
Pompas
Sulzer Named for Governor by Buffalo Convention Support
Tammany Leader Julius Harburger of the tenth assembly district announced he will be a delegate to the Buffalo convention. He will present Congressman William Sulzer of New York District to secure the Democratic nomination for governor, replying to District Attorney Jerome who challenged Tammany leaders to state their candidate.
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New York
Tammany
Julius Harburger
Tenth Assembly
Wiliam Sulzer
Law
York Distr Ttarburgh
Atorney Jerome
Lammany Hall
Royal Baby to Be Baptized Amid Imperial Decree
Berlin reports the christening of Keiser William's first grandson, son of Crown Princess Frederict William, set for Wednesday August 29 at Poly dam marble palace. Godfathers include King Edward and emperors of Avatria and Auasta. imperial decree commemorated.
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Berlin
Emperor Willam
Sfandson
Frederict William of
Hohenzollern
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Polydam
Edward
Avatria
Auasta
Enorma
Great public welcome planned for Mr Bryan
Thousands will crowd Madison Square Garden to greet Nebraskan Mayor Tom Johnson of Cleveland presiding at the reception. Bryan, returning from a world tour, heads a welcome campaign with open meetings and a big parade planned through New York. He will travel to New Haven and Bridgeport for Democratic events, with a major Madison Square Garden reception billed as the first in a series ahead of his Lincoln return.
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Gerden
Tom Johnson
Cleveland
New York
Waj Brean
Condoners
Hhe
Bryan
Wadison Square Garden
Vloriday
Anti Trust League
Maserm 1
Johnson
Madison Square
Mr Bryan
Lincoln
Neb Bryan
New Haven
Madison Square Garden
Neb Boxe
Connecticut
Democratic Club
New England
New
Ryan
Bridgeport
Serves C
Wr Aryan
Mr Bisang
Madican Square Park
Battery Park
Mir Grvan
Broadway
Pitty
Ninth Street
Weather Forecast From Washington To Texas August 26
Forecast for Monday and Tuesday shows showers in Georgia and Florida. Daytime conditions vary with cooler air and shifting winds from south to northwest. Virginia and the Northeast expect snow showers then clearing and cooler temperatures. North and South Carolina stay fair to cooler with a south to northwest wind shift. Eastern Florida sees showers and light to fresh variable winds, while western Florida and Alabama see cooler days with fair to partly cloudy skies. Texas notes cooler conditions with fair weather in the north and showers in the southeast, and Kansas predicts fair Monday and Tuesday with cooler nights.
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