Lodge urges firm stand on Monroe doctrine in foreign control fears
Washington debate on Magdalena Bay resolution highlights US stance against foreign ownership near borders. Lodge argues policy protects peace and security, while Cummins questions link to Monroe doctrine and stock ownership. In Madison an auto racing crash kills two and injures others. Denver reports five injured in optical company collision.
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Denver
A. J. Agnew
L. G. Booth
Storm causes loss maroons tourists in Colorado and Wyoming town
A cloudburst at Point of Rocks Wyoming alerts residents as a forty foot wall of water threatens Rock Springs. In Colorado, cloudbursts flood gulches and towns including Colorado Springs and Florence, with rail lines washed out and cattle losses reported. No deaths.
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Wyoming
Rock Springs
Woo
Point of Rocks
Colorado
Yeaver
Colo
Colorado Springs
Springs
Monument Dam
Kuner
John Swatsman
Fort Collins
Florence
Arkansas
Pueblo
Cole
Tafts Attend Cincinnati Funeral for Mrs Taft’s Father
President and Mrs Taft arrived in Cincinnati to attend the funeral of Mrs Taft's father John W Verron who died there. The services were held at the Taft home on Pike street and led by Rev Boyd Edwards. The Tafts left Cincinnati for Washington in the afternoon after brief observances.
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Cincinnati
Rov
Boyd Edwards
Christchurch
Taft
Washington
New Law on Trusts Offered by Stanley
Washington August 6 a new antitrust bill aimed at steel combinations was introduced in the house by Representative Stanley of Kentucky chairman of the steel trust committee His measure challenges Republican plans for an interstate industrial commission and price regulation It would bar corporations in interstate commerce from holding stock in others directly or indirectly or buying or selling own stock prohibit overcapitalization ore holdings and operation of common carriers with heavy fines and long prison terms for violations Also Senator McCumber proposed immediate Senate consideration of a 30 million dollar bill to fund pensions for Mexican and Civil War veterans until regular appropriations arrive and would answer charges of delay raised by Representative Fitzgerald of New York.
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Washington
Stanley
Kentucky
Steel Trust
Interterstate Industrial Commission
McCumber
Senate
Mece Cumber
House
Representative Fitzgerald
New York
Fitzgerald
Nine Boy Scouts Drowned in Cutter Capsize Off Sheppey
Nine boy scouts drowned when a cutter capsized off Sheppey Island during a trip to a summer camp. Four young men from a Saltdean mission camp near Brighton also drowned while bathing.
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London
England
Sheppey Island
Saltdean
Brighton
Beveridge Named Governor Candidate by Progressives
Indianapolis August 3 Former Senator A J Beveridge was nominated by acclamation for governor on the state Progressive ticket He accepted with cheering remarks Frederick K Landis of Logansport was unanimously named for lieutenant governor The party adopted de clares urging county local option until an initiative and referendum act shifts the issue to the voters.
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Ind
A. J. Beveridge
Beveridge
Frederick K. Landis
Logansport
United States
J. H. Billard
Topeka
George H. Hodges
W. H. Thompson
Hugh Farrelly
United States Senate
Arthur Capper
Frank Ryan
Cowherd
Missouri
St. Louis
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Buchanan County
William S. Cowherd
Kansas City
Hadley
Elliott W. Major
Major
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John C. McKinley
William R. Painter
Durbin
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Winfield T. Durbin
Anderson
Taft
Tomlinson Hall
Mayor Shank
John C. Chaney
Sullivan
Charles A. Carlisle
South Bend
Slagh
James E. Watson
Rushville
Walter Olds
Fort Wayne
Tragic Brazil Rail Collision Kills 100
A head on collision of two suburban trains on the Central Brazilian railroad near Rio de Janeiro kills at least 100 and injures about 200. A special train with doctors and a field hospital was rushed to the scene as officials fear the death toll may rise, marking Brazil's worst rail disaster.
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Rio Janeiro
Brazil
Four Die in Steamer Fight Aboard Pattona at Helena
Four people were killed in a melee on the excursion steamer Pattona tied at the Helena Arkansas wharf during a dance aboard the boat. Three men and a woman lost their lives in the Memphis Tennessee incident described from Helena.
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Memphis
Tenn
Helena
Ark
Compromise Reached On Wool Tariff Bill In Congress
Washington Aug 3 Conferees from the house and senate agreed on a wool tariff compromise based on 29 percent on raw wool and 35 percent on yarns and ready made clothing at 49 percent. The cotton revision debate resumed with a 5 pm vote deadline.
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Washington, D. C
House
Senate
Taft
Underwood
Hotel Men Meet in Des Moines Convention
More than a hundred progressive hotel men from the Northwestern Hotel Men's association gathered in Des Moines Iowa for the tenth annual convention. F J Taggart of Omaha presided at the meeting held August 6 with officials and members in attendance.
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Des, Moines
Des Moines
Northwestern Hotel Men's Association
F. J. Taggart
Omahama
Grace Not Guilty in Husband Shooting Trial
In Atlanta, Daisy Ulrich Opie Grace was acquitted of shooting her husband. The jury's verdict drew cheers in court as Grace thanked the jurors and planned to return home, while her husband declared her guilty and sought divorce censure. Her sister’s telegram noted her ill child in Philadelphia.
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Atlanta
Daisy Ulrich Opie Grace
Grace
Mrs. Grace
Philadelphia
Little Webster
Posses Seek Seven Convicts After Jail Break
Huntington West Virginia August 5 posses scour the hills for seven prisoners who escaped from the jail after fatally injuring Turnkey H T Snape and seriously injuring Dr Higgins. The two officers were knocked down with a steel bar from an iron bed. Eight escaped but one had been captured.
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Huntington
W. Va
Turnkey
H. T. Snape
Dr. Higgins
Ron
Italians and Turks in Battle on Zuara Coast
Italian forces launched land and sea operations against Zuara the last Tripolitan Turkish held town. A battle continued at Zuara and East Zuara as Italian ships bombarded coast fortifications. Turks and Arab allies retreated to the desert leaving many dead. Italian losses were slight.
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Rome
Zuara
Tripolitan
Tripoli
Zuarg
East Zauara
Dodge Seeks Divorce From Margaret B Dodge
Reno Aug 7 Philip Dodge president of the Mergenthaler Lino type company of New York filed for divorce from Margaret RB Dodge who is in New York. The complaint placed on the secret file alleges desertion as the main accusation.
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P. T. Dodge
Reno, Nev
Philip Dodge
Mergenthaler Linotype Company of
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Margaret RB. Dodge
Funeral dates set for Emperor Matsuhito in Tokyo
The funeral arrangements for the late Emperor Matsuhito, who died July 30, are announced. The funeral ceremony in Tokyo is fixed for September 18 and burial will take place September 14.
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Matsuhito
Tokyo
Japan
Knights of Columbus Open Annual Colorado Springs Convention
Knights of Columbus opened its annual convention in Burns opera house Colorado Springs with Mayor Avery welcoming visitors Supreme Knight James A. Flaherty spoke and delegates proceeded to formal business A parade from Antlers hotel to St Marys church followed pontifical high mass by Bishop P A McGovern Scouts and ladies plan to tour local sights attend a ball game and conclude with a banquet tonight.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Burns Opera House
H. F. Avery
James A. Flaherty
Knights
Antlers
St. Mary’s Church
P. A. McGovern
Cheyenne
Wyo
Pythians Convene Grand Meeting in Denver
The Supreme Lodge Knights of Pythias gathering in Denver represents 710000 members with Supreme Chancellor George M. Hanson of Calais Maine presiding in the house of representatives. Also includes a recipe snippet for corn oysters and batter instructions.
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Pythians
Denver
Colo
Supreme Lodge
Knights of Pythias
House of Representatives
George M. Hanson
Calais
State Supreme Court
Beveridge Keynote Opens National Progressive Convention
The National Progressive convention in Chicago opened with Albert Beveridge delivering the keynote. Delegates and guests filled the Coliseum as Col Roosevelt’s movement seeks to challenge Taft with a new third party. Beveridge, Indiana governor candidate, praised reform and led to anticipate Roosevelt’s address.
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Chicago
National Progressive Convention
National Progressive Party
Coliseum
Col. Roosevelt
Union
Taft
United States
Joseph M. Dixon
Montana
Progressive Party
Roosevelt Party
Democracy
Beveridge
Col
Roosevelt
Palmer
Buckner
A. Bolt
William
Jennings
Bryan
Ball Blast Perils Light In Philadelphia
Horace M. Gamble, a golf player, may lose his eyesight after a golf ball from England exploded while he tested it in a vise. The ball, one of several samples, was unusually lively and shattered when the vise jaws closed, acid from inside splashing into Gamble’s eyes.
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Philadelphia
Horace M. Gamble
England
Gamble
You can't make bricks without straw cigars claim
A humorous quip connects the proverb you cannot do a task without essential resources to cigars, suggesting some people apply the saying to tobacco.
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Pennywise
Origin of Fire Insurance
The article traces fire insurance back to the 1666 Great Fire of London, noting the emergence of policies and risk sharing after the disaster and highlighting the historical development of organized fire insurance.
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London
Darrow Lawyer Freed After Contempt Sentence
In Los Angeles on August 8 Chief Counsel Earl Rogers of Clarence Darrow’s defense avoided jail when a habeas corpus petition led Judge Sewell in San Francisco to grant release and set bail at 200. The contempt sentence by Judge Hutton could be served only until 9 am. Rogers had denounced witness Mayer as a perjurer.
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Los Angeles
Earl Rodgers
Clarence S. Darrow
Hutton
Rogers
Sewell
San Francisco
Willis
Superior
Mayer
Diamond Imports Double
New York reports that in July over 5.5 million dollars worth of precious stones were brought into the United States, a level twice the average monthly importation of prior years.
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New York
Grain and dairy markets mixed as prices edge higher
The report lists wheat and corn prices in several categories from mills to exporters with winter and spring wheat values. Butter and eggs show varied retail and dairy prices while live poultry and potatoes quote at multiple regional levels and timothy and clover seed futures edge on finer futures.
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Minnesota
Kansas
Missouri
Cattle and Hogs Prices From Buffalo and Omaha Markets
Buffalo and Omaha market notes list cattle ranges from 2.75 to 9.75 with divisions for steers cows and calves. hogs show heavy to light prices from 5.30 to 8.25. sheep and lamb reports indicate slow market with yearling and lamb figures and miscellaneous calves. includes locations Buffalo and Omaha with date August 7.
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Aug. Q
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Lansbs
Buffalo
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