Murphy's Opens New Goods Sale With Mystery Packages
Murphy's announces a Wednesday Aug 20 opening offering about 200 mystery packages valued 1 to 6 dollars each. Each package includes 25 sheets of linen paper and 25 envelopes, with every 10th package free. Also special week discounts on colored and white waists and half price on remaining summer stock.
Belmar Station Train Crash Tragic in New Jersey
A rear collision at Belmar station on August 20 involved a Pennsylvania train and a Central Railroad of New Jersey special. Six cars wrecked, several killed including a 13 year old girl, with two bodies recovered by midnight. Debris piled thirty feet high and rescue work proceeding slowly as crews search the wreckage.
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New York and Long Branch
Belmar
Central Railroad of New Jersey
Central
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Rahway
Harry van Note
Lippincott
Point Pleasant
Alton
Venezuelan rebels seize Cumana and key ports in revolt
Reports from Willemstad say Venezuelan revolutionaries occupy Cumana after firing a shot and push control to other ports including Ciudad Bolivar La Guaira Cano Colorado La Vela de Coro Carupano Barcelona. British warships may visit La Guaira amid rising tension in the region.
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Willemstad
Curacao
Cumana
Tmadez
Venezuela
Velutini
Margarita
Ossun
Mana
Ofarcelona
Ciudad Bolivar
Yaira
Cano Colorado
la Vela de Oro
Carupano
Barcelona
Cuana
Santo Domingo President Vasquez not insane says Bass
A Santo Domingo letter from San Juan quotes William L. Bass, the republic’s leading planter, denying reports of President Vasquez's insanity. Bass predicts Haiti may offer reciprocity to the United States. Earlier dispatches warned of critical Dominican finances and government instability.
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San Juan
Porto Rico
Republic of
Santo Domingo
William L. Bass
Republic
Vasquez
Revolution Deepens in Haiti Amid Fire Attacks and Blockade
Dispatches from Kingston report the rebellion spreading across Haiti with increasing violence. Petive, previously burned, is blamed on Fouchard supporters seeking control, while Bunboat Crete-a-Pierrot suspends Cape Haitian blockade and towns halt business as turmoil grows.
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Kingston
Hayti
Petiive
Istheme Fouchard
Cape Haytien
Crete-a-Pierrot
Grand Army Reunion Rate Set At One Cent Mile
Chicago reports the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul line will offer one cent a mile round trip from St Paul to Chicago for the Grand Army of the Republic reunion at Wallington. Other lines may match, giving soldiers an open one cent rate for the first time, ending years of nominal Western rates.
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Chicago
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
St. Paul
Grand Army of the Republic
Wallington
Western Passenger Association
Shah of Persia entertained at Empire Music Hall in London
The shah of Persia, guest of King Edward, arrived by carriage with the Prince of Wales and Household Cavalry escort. He was greeted with loud cheers as he entered Empire Music Hall and appeared to enjoy the ballet.
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London
Shah of Persia
Edward
Empire Music Hall
Prince of Wales
Household Cavalry
Fuel famine looms as mills face idling hires in district
Pittsburg August 20 The Post reports a looming fuel famine in the mills of the district with as many as 50 000 workers potentially thrown idle due to coal and coke shortages and a shortage of engines to move loaded cars.
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Pittsburg
the Post
Schwab Says He Will Not Resign At Steel Firm
Charles M. Schwab president of United States Steel arrived in New York with his brother and secretary. He told reporters he would not resign or retire, would take a rest, and declined further questions about Europe.
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New York
Charles M. Schwab
United States Steel Corporation
Joseph Schwab
Europe
Rioters Bombard River Nuisance With Eggs and Vegetables
On South Water Street an angry crowd pelted a flotilla of smoke barges near the Dearborn Street bridge with eggs and vegetables. The demonstrators signaled victory with a white flag, declaring the bombardment a win against the smoke nuisance. boats then retreated downstream.
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Chicago
South Water Street
Dearborn
Northwestern Telephone reaches over 2000 cities and towns service
The company reports long distance lines connect more than 2,000 cities and towns across Minnesota North and South Dakota Iowa and Wisconsin. Copper metallic circuits promise first close service and low rates.
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Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Iowa
Wisconsin
International Dental Body Sets 1904 St. Louis Meeting
Dr. Barton E. Thorpe reports a cable from Dr. T. W. Brophy in Stockholm stating the International Dental Association accepts St. Louis as the site for its 1904 conference. The message confirms the invitation was accepted for the upcoming gathering.
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St. Louis
Barton E. Thorpe
T. W. Brophy
Chicago
Stockholm
Sweden
International Dental Association
Street Car Jumps Track In Bronx Tragedy
A heavy open street car on the Union Railway line in the Bronx derailed on Jerome Park avenue near Mosholu parkway and plunged into a ditch. The steep descent at about thirty miles an hour sent passengers from seats as the car leaped off the tracks and overturned. Officials believe a recent storm contributed to the accident with several injured, some fatally.
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New York
Union Railway
Bronx
Jerome Park Avenue
Mosholu Parkway
General Chaffee Seek Mindanao Ultimatum Amid Moro Turmoil
Manila reports that General Chaffee may boost American forces on Mindanao and issue an ultimatum to Moros. About 27 000 U S troops are in the Philippines with many available. Captain John J Pershing commands the column at Lanao Mindanao reporting a fierce Moro intertribal clash near Camp Vickers at Wedding. Forty five men died and many injured with no Americans harmed.
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Manila
Chaffee
Mindanao
Philippine Islands
John J. Pershing
Fifteenth Cavalry
Lanao
Camp Vickers
Saw Mill Boiler Explosion Kills Three in Illinois
Paducah Ky Aug 20 A boiler blast at Simpson's saw mill in New Liberty Illinois ten miles from Paducah instantly killed three men Guy Roberts James Jeffords Jr and Lester Johnson and wounded five others with scalds and bruises The cause remains unknown
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Paducah
Simpson
New Liberty
Ill
Guy Roberts
James Jeffords, Jr
Lester Johnson
Russian Cavalry Squadron Drowns Fifty in River
A squadron of Russian cavalry, ordered to charge during maneuvers near St. Petersburg, galloped into a river and about fifty men were drowned. Details remain scarce.
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London
St. Petersburg
Daily Express
Four More Die From Kerosene Can Fire In Nebraska
Gering Nebraska on August 20 reports six deaths from burns after a kerosene can exploded while used to start a fire at the home of C N McComsey. The victims include a mother a son and two neighbor children who died during the day.
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Gering
Neb
C. N. McComsey
Fire Rips Through Tenement. Several Die Or Missing
A large fire in a double tenement in York destroys a building trapping residents. Three children are believed dead, and a man and several others are injured after attempting to escape. Missing are Nathan Liebowitz and four of his children. Estimated property loss is 5000 dollars.
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Gouveneur Hospital
Dannah
Baltlothin
Joseph
Ty Nathan Liebowitz
Julius
Louis
Salie
Rosa Mieses
Jacob Muscovitz
Tense U S Turkey Clash Remains Non Grave
Washington reports renewed friction between the United States and Turkey over long standing American claims for Armenian outbreak losses and the Stone abduction. Ambassador Leishmann has broad authority to handle evolving steps, with officials confident in his approach and avoiding public disclosures of actions.
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Washington
State Department
United States
Turkey
Leishmann
Pontoon Transport Sinks as Detachment Crosses Amur
Vienna reports a pontoon crossing of the Amur by a Russian infantry detachment when a vessel named Vashkova sank. Five officers and numerous soldiers were lost along with seventy Chinese followers. The disaster occurred during a military operation in Rugia.
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Amur
Rug
Vienna
Atic
Vashkova
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