Famous Eddy case ends abruptly in New Hampshire
In Concord on August 21 the famous case over Mrs. Eddy's founder’s property ends as next friends move to dismiss. The filing cites no profits from a favorable ruling and burdens of an adverse decision. The president and cabinet shifts are noted as context to the broader controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
N. H
George W. Glover
May Baker G. Eddy
Next Friends
Christian Science Church
Epwik Maaxn
W.O. Pouloox
L. A. Hoorgs
First National Bank
Bluefield
W. VA
Prince
Fylgia
Bonaparte’s Cabinet Tenure Said to End Soon
The Journal of Commerce reports close interests in New York say Attorney General Bonaparte’s usefulness in the cabinet has culminated. Immediate retirement is not expected as it could be seen as a sign of weakness in Roosevelt’s anti trust policy, disliked by the president.
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Journal of Commerce
Onsarte
Root
Stong
Robert Bacon
Faw
Washington
Oyster Bay
New York
Dieneral Bonaparte
The
Journal of Commerce Today
Bonaparte
Roosevelt
Negro Editor Glad to be in Norfolk Jail
Uz Zell the Negro editor is held in Norfolk jail under a governor ordered commitment. He surrendered to authorities at Onancock and was moved to Norfolk as militia from the Seventy first Virginia join ongoing onshore race troubles. The commonwealth's attorney says he faces no crime and is held for safe keeping at his own request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Nottingham
Virginia
Onancock
Tasley
Uzzell
Commonwealth
Strike settles into endurance test at telegraphers
Chicago August 21 strike leaders at the telegraphers union headquarters said the contest has reduced to a test of endurance and finance. Both sides added workers and reported satisfactory progress in the ongoing settlement effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Telegraphers’ Union
Police Asked to Search for Missing Actor Cassidy
Philadelphia reports the police have been asked to search for Harvey A. Cassidy, a well known actor famed for Shakespeare roles, who has been missing from his home after touring the south and west for two years.
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Philadelphia
Harvey A. Cassidy
New Sultan Proclaimed by Rebels in Morocco
Tangier reports a mullah proclaimed Mulai Hafing as sultan during Friday prayers in Fez, triggering panic as loyal troops seized the man, while Moroccan tribes clash with French forces. Paris notes a more dangerous mood with Casablanca threatened and reinforcements asked. London cites defeats of anti foreign uprisings and looting of villages amid scattered tribes.
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Morocco
Tangier
Djidid
Fez
Allah
Mulai Mohammed
Mohammed
Harry MacLean
Paris
Mulai Hafing
Casablanca
South Africa
London
Tanner
Unwritten Law Case in Corsica Nets Vendetta Killings
In Ajaccio Corsica a laborer Philippe Antonetti faces trial for shooting Lieutenant Gemerdorth after learning his sister, a 16 year old inn waitress, was betrayed. The family sought reparation and the eldest brother later killed the officer in a cafe as he lit a cigarette.
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Rome
Ajaccio
Corsica
Philippe Antonetti
Gemerdorth
Small Will Endea vor to Bring About Arbitration
New York August 21. Striking operators await Saturday when President Small is due from Chicago. Union leaders say he will seek arbitration between the strikers and companies. Western Union General Superintendent Brooks declines to meet Small, stating he has nothing to discuss with the telegraphers' head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Small
Chicago
Union
Smictl
Brooks
Western Union
Telegraphers’ Organization
Plot to assassinate King Carlos and French premier uncovered
Lisbon reports an extensive assassination plot against King Carlos of Portugal and the French premier. A bombing in a tenement district killed two and fatally wounded several, with thirty republicans arrested. Jose Vetten court named leader. bombs found in his room along with incriminating papers.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Carlos
France
Jose Vettencourt
West Virginia Forecast Fair and Warmer
The weather outlook calls for fair skies and rising temperatures on Thursday and Friday across West Virginia. Expect warmer daytime highs with light winds and no precipitation expected.
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West Virginia
Second Democratic gubernatorial primary in Mississippi
Mississippi voters head to a second Democratic primary to choose a governor nominee between Earle Brewer and E. F. Noel. Early results suggest turnout will be lower than the August 1 first primary and results may be known by midnight, with little public enthusiasm.
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Scott
Truly
Thomas
Sisson
Noel
Brewer
Reunion of Soldiers Who Fought Under Custer
Canandaigua New York hosts the first reunion of soldiers who served under General George A. Custer with hundreds of veterans and visitors attending events at the Canandaigua hotel parade and campfire talks. Regents from states across the nation join Governor Hughes and Mrs. Custer in commemorations and a parade honoring Custer and his Civil War and frontier service.
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Canandaigua
N. Y
George A. Custer
Big Horn River
Custer
Canandegua
Fr. W. Whittaker
James FE. Wilson
Hughes
New York
Pennsylvania
Vermont
West Virginia
Michigan
Conncticut
New Jersey
Ohio
New Hampshire
Indiana
Ocean
California
Dog Fights Off Boar That Attacked Boy
Lincoln Moore an eleven year old boy near Pennington New Jersey was attacked by a boar in his father's garden. His collie Bob sprang to defend him driving off the boar. The boy lay unconscious and was carried home with tusk wounds while the dog guarded him.
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Pennington
N. J
Lincoln Moore
Frank Moore
Bob
Moore
Foraker Questions Taft Speech on Civil Rights and Courts
Senator Joseph Foraker uses his Columbus address to challenge Tafts stance on constitutional rights for Black Americans and to urge action against state defiance of federal authority. He presses the need to curb wealth trusts and questions the loyalty of northern rebellion to federal law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Guio
Columbus
Taft
United States
Joseph Benson Foraker
Congress
Foraker
Georgia
Philippines
America
Republican Party
North Carolina
Alabama
Ater
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Taft Opens Republican Campaign in Lexington Ky
Secretary of War William H. Taft arrives in Lexington and plans a campaign speech outlining national issues. He is entertained by C. H. Berryman and denies plans to resign from President Roosevelt's cabinet after a brief stop in Paris.
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Lexington
William H. Taft
Himendorf
C. H. Berryman
Taft
Cincinnati
Paris
Roosevelt
Paymaster Held Up and Robbed of Six Thousand
Philadelphia police report postmaster Wm. H. Rich of the Schaum and Schlinger Textile Machine Manufacturing Co. was held up by three highwaymen this afternoon and robbed of a gatchel containing $6,000. One robber was captured after a brief chase and exchange of shots, while the other two escaped with the satchel. Hicks lay in a hospital with a bullet wound in the arm from the scuffle.
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Philadelphia
Wm. H. Rich
Schaum and Schlinger Textile Machine Manufacturing Company
Hicks
Prince Wilhelm Leaves Jamestown for Newport
Prince Wilhelm of Sweden, sent by King Oscar, leaves Jamestown after a visit to America and heads to Newport. Newport society awaits the distinguished guest as preparations for his reception and entertainment unfold.
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Prince Wilhelm
Jamestown
Newport
Norfolk
Sweden
Oscar
America
R. J
Newport Society
Elkins Hotel Proprietor Bites Off Steward's Ear
In Dikins West Virginia Charley Hart proprietor of the Hotel Gassaway fought with James Burns former steward and bit off much of his ear. Hart fled town after the attack and a police search found no trace of him. A warrant was issued and the chief searched the hotel.
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Elkins Hotel
Dikins
W. Va
Charley Hart
Gassaway
James Burns
Burns
Eac
Harr
Larr
Anniversary of Death of Cuauhtemoc Celebrated in Mexico City
Memorial exercises marked the anniversary of Cuauhtemoc’s death with ceremonies across Mexico City. The main events were at Paseo de la Reforma’s glorietta, named after the emperor, and in Coyoac n where officials delivered speeches and poets honored the last Aztec king.
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City of Mexico
Cuauhtemoc
Coyoaxcan
Sic
Francisco Olguidel
Carlos Ezeta
Jose Juan Tablada
Reports From Alaska Foresees Small Salmon Pack
Reports from Alaska British Columbia the Columbia river and Puget sound indicate this year's salmon pack will be the smallest since the industry formed and canned salmon prices may rise. Red salmon shortage in southeastern Alaska noted with smaller Columbia river pack and northern rivers and inlets also reporting short supply. Multiple causes offered, but all agree fish are scarce.
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Seattle
Wash
Alaska
British Columbia
Columbia River
Puget Sound
Pacific Northwest
Explosion at powder mill kills three men in Wisconsin
An explosion at the Lafflin and Rand powder mill in Pleasant Prairies Kenosha county Wisconsin killed three workers named Norman Phillips Johnny Nolan and Walter Harren. A prior blast at the same mill months earlier had claimed nine lives.
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Racine
Wis
Lafflin and Rand
Pleasant Prairies
Kenosha County
Norman Phillips
Johnny Nolan
Walter Harren
Blue Ribbon Vanilla Flavor Notice at Bluefield Inn
A dated notice mentions Blue Ribbon Vanilla flavor and a club breakfast at the Bluefield Inn starting at five oclock. It notes meals served a la carte on a European plan effective August 1st and instructs parties owing doctors Easley and Easley to settle with M.LB Postiethwaelte or Alfred Harwood.
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Bluefield Inn
Drs. Easley & Easley
M.lb
Postiethwaelte
Alfred Harwood
Jamestown Exposition Low Rates Daily and Tuesday Friday
Norfolk and Western Railway offers special low rates daily plus reduced fares every Tuesday and Friday. Agents or W B Bevill Gen Pass Agent Roanoke Va provide details. DeWitt's Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve advertised as penetrating and fast healing, sold by all druggists.
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Jamestown Exposition
Norfolk and Western Railway
W. B. Bevill
Roanoke
DeWitt
Kodol for Indigestion and Dyspepsia Digestive Aid
A vegetable acid preparation that contains the same stomach juices and digests what you eat. Sold by all druggists.
MURDERS GIRL HE CAME 5000 MILES TO MARRY
Julius Tech, after a five year search spanning fifteen thousand miles on two continents, married Emily Herter in New York two months before killing her in a kitchen quarrel and then taking his own life. Police found both mortally wounded in their West 126th Street apartment.
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New York
Julius Tech
Emily Herter
Germany
Tech
Emily
America
West 126Th Street
Julius
West Virginia assault suspect confesses in Meadville case
Henry Wagner, held on the Alma Whiteherr charge, confessed to two earlier assaults on Nellie Ott and Mary Medsger, identifying himself as Henry Lehna from West Newton, Pa. Ott described being dragged to a camp and tied to stakes, while Medsger was kept in the woods for hours.
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Meadville
Henry Wagner
Alma Whiteherr
Henry Lehna
West Newton
Mary Medsger
Unfair List Suit May Be Carried to Supreme Court
Washington reports that James Van Cleave of the National Association of Manufacturers contends the unfair list suit against AFL leaders including President Gompers may go to the U S Supreme Court. The AFL executive council vows to contest the case to defend freedom of speech and press and to uphold boycott and publication actions as lawful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Washington
James W. Vancleuve
National Association of Manufacturers
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Supreme Court of the United States
Moors Strike in Tiemeen Iron Mine Threatens Europeans
About one thousand Moors employed at an iron mine in Tiemeen Algeria went on strike. They paraded through the streets and threatened European residents. The mayor asked military authorities to arm the population for self defense.
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Tiemeen
Algeria
Here
Tiemoeen
No New Developments In Telegraph Strike
New York August 21 There have been no important developments in the strike of the commercial tele graphers in the east today. Both the strikers and the telegraph companies remain firm and both claim to be entirely satisfied with conditions. As far as the movement of press dispatches throughout the east is concerned the strike has lost all significance.
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New York
Telegrand
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Imma, Cahier
W. B. Hicks
Princeton Avenue
R. L. Speal
Island
Mississippi
Senator Foraker
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Federation
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