Wedding of Baltimore Heiress to Poor English Schoolmaster
The Baltimore heiress Miss Lucille Marguerite Hatton married Harold Adye Prichard of Bristol England at Emanuel Church Newport Rhode Island. The ceremony featured high society guests and a reception at Shamrock Cliff. The couple plan to live in England after a honeymoon and Prichard will resume teaching.
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Newport
R. I
Baltimore
Emanuel Church
Lucille Marguerite
Guam M. Hatton
Harold Adye Prichard
Bristol
England
Charles Gardner
Hutton
Shamrock Cliff
Ridge Road
Uuttons
Emery H. Porter
Prichard
New York
Rose Winans
Thomas Winans
Celeste Winans
Maryland
Trinity College, Oxford
Bubonic Plague Trials Rise in San Francisco
San Francisco reports nine bubonic plague cases since June 18 with seven deaths. Federal authorities dispatched a marine hospital surgeon, and quarantine officers inspect coasting vessels. Health officials say there is no reason for alarm.
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San Francisco
Cal
Blue Ribbon Vanilla Declared Best by Consumer Choice
A bold claim endorses DE MAND Blue' Ribbon Vanilla as the superior extract for flavor and quality, urging shoppers to trust this label over others.
Aerial Escape Ends in Post Hit at Barnstable Fair
Professor B Maloney, balloonist, leapt 2000 feet and struck a cedar fence post near Barnstable County Fair. Crowd of about five thousand watched as his parachute failed to deploy. He survived with injuries including a torn back and damaged left arm, doctors noting no internal injuries.
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Barnstale
Mass
Barnstable County Fair
Professor B. Maloney
Maloney
Hungarian American Bank Established in New York
In New York on August 2 the Hungarian American Bank announced its establishment to foster financial relations between the United States and Hungary. The bank, organized under New York law, will open October 1 with a $400,000 capital. Half the capital is subscribed by the Central Credit Bank of Hungary, with the remainder taken by local banking interests. Ludwig Cyenes, director general of the Budapest bank, has been in New York for three weeks promoting the venture.
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New York
Hungary
Central Credit Bank of Hungary
Ludwig Cyenes
Central Credit Bank of Budapest
Arrested on Charge of Stealing His Wife
Princeton Indiana august 29 Charles Kk Hensley surrendered to authorities after being charged with stealing his wife He posted 500 bail The case is the first of its kind on record The warrant was sworn by the girl s father who says she is fifteen and that Hensley abducted her and later married her in Mt Carmel Illinois
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Princeton
Ind
Charles Kk. Hensley
Hensley
Mt. Carmel
Ills
Wind storm devastates Iowa state fair exhibits
A wind storm at the Iowa state fair grounds caused about $100,000 in damage. A live wire blew against the Knaben shue airship and captive balloon, destroying both. A large International Harvester tent collapsed, ruining the exhibit amid heavy rain and fire.
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Des Moines
Iowa State Fair Grounds
Knabenshue
International Harvester Company
Scaffold Collapse at York Jail Kills Two
Two men were killed and two injured when a scaffold collapsed at the York county jail in York Pennsylvania. An 800 pound granite block toppled from the structure, sending debris down fifty feet. One man was described as likely fatally hurt.
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York, Pa
York County
Broker Edward Phillips Arrested for $9,000 Larceny
New York news reports Edward Phillips a brokerage clerk charged with larceny of $9,000 of his employer's funds. He was arrested and arraigned today after police say he confessed.
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New York
Edward Phillips
Philips
Lodger shoots sister dead then wounds self in Pottsville
Thomas Lavelle, a hotel keeper in Pottsville, shot and killed his sister Mary as she slept, then shot himself in an apparent murder suicide attempt. He survived initial wounds but life remained in peril.
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Pottsville, Pa
Thomas Lavelle
Mary
German Soldier Arrested for Selling Army Secrets
Coblentz report says a member of the twenty third artillery regiment was arrested on treason charges for allegedly selling army secrets. The incident is under investigation by local authorities.
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Coblentz
Twenty-Third Regiment of Artillery
Jes
River Tragedy kills sixteen as wrecked boat found
Crowds gathered at the shore as sixteen bodies were recovered from the river after a wreck. Rescue crews reported the number of wounded men still trapped in debris and heard their cries amid the chaos.
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Water's Edge
Quebec bridge disaster claims sixty lives in peak death toll
A Montreal message reports the Quebec bridge collapse near Montree and Quebec City. About 92 workers were on site. 84 remain unaccounted with many drowned or crushed and six more bodies recovered by evening. Phoenix Bridge Company employees dominated the casualties.
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Montreal
Quebec
Montree
Que
Advertising proves steady value for merchants in Telegraph reach
The article argues daily advertising expands a merchant's trade, builds a lasting public presence, and signals a sound business. It notes the Telegraph helps merchants fix their image as reliable providers of top goods at reasonable prices. It also mentions the Bluefield Inn offering fresh seafood at prompt, fair rates.
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Telegraph
Bluefield Inn
DeWitts Little Early Risers Advertised Relief
The notice promotes DeWitts Little Early Risers small pills praised for not causing sickness. It claims they are easy to take and sold by all druggists along with Botertourt Creamery butter at Sublette and Barnes. It also advertises DeWitt's Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve that penetrates pores to heal quickly, sold by druggists.
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DeWitt
Wants Column Invitation for Bluefield Readers
The Daily Telegraph invites readers to place want ads to reach the town’s residents. Submit copy by mail with stamps or join by mail for quick, affordable notices about housing, jobs, errands, or other needs.
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Bluefield
Pocahontas Cowl Field
Daily Telegraph
Taft Talks Trusts and Differences With Bryan in Denver
Secretary of War Taft spoke at the Colorado state capitol steps in Denver and addressed Bryan's views on trusts. He urged retaining good trusts and abolishing bad ones with regulation, contrasting Roosevelt's faith in the people with Bryan's trust in courts and initiatives.
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Denver
Colo
Taft
State Capitol
Yale
University Club
Brown Palace
Yellowstone Park
Columbus
Wm. J. Bryan
Bryan
Roosevelt
Courier-Journal Building Fire in Louisville
The Courier-Journal building at Fourth and Green is ablaze with the fire department summoned. The five story structure quickly spread flames and the third floor collapsed. the Courier Journal Printing Company operates within the building.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Courier-Journal
Landslide Threatens Pittsburg Suburb in Port Vue
In Port Vue a landslide endangers Scott street and twenty five homes as shale beneath a hillside shifts toward a railroad cut. Hundreds flee while rescuers and workers try to stabilize the slipping earth. gas and water mains have burst and the village suffers loss of light and protection.
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Pittsburg
Port Vue
Scott Street
Nulf
Mike Kauffman Knocks Out Schreck in Seventh Round
Al Kauffman defeated Mike Schreck of Cincinnati in the seventh round in San Francisco. A低 blow was claimed by Schreck but the referee ruled no foul as Schreck was counted out after ten seconds. Kauffman held a slight lead before the finish.
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San Francisco
al Kauffman
Mike Schreck
Cincinnati
Kauffman
Schreck
Fire Loss at Hakodate Reaches Fifteen Million
Reports from the American consul in Hakodate place the recent conflagrations loss at 15 million dollars. About fifteen thousand houses burned and sixty thousand people left homeless. The figures are considered low.
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Yokohama
Hakodate
Immigration Laws Made More Stringent in New Proposals
London reports a push for stricter immigration rules aiming to bar European criminals anarchists and abnormal content from entering the United States. Officials say recommendations will tighten screening and enforcement to prevent entry of disloyal or dangerous individuals.
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London
America
Immigration commission ends labors sails for New York and Liverpool
The United States immigration commission finished its investigations on this side of the ocean and will sail to New York and Liverpool. Senator Latimer praised steamship companies for obeying immigration laws and supported a certificate of good character, certified by district authorities and an American consul, to curb vicious emigration. He noted southern needs for a better immigrant class and that the measure faces possible hardship for Russian political criminals barred from entry.
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United States
Sion
New York
Liverpool Zown
Latimer
South Carolina
South
Commission
Congress
Five Louisiana Men Arrested for Peonage
Shreveport Aug 29 Five Claiborne Parish residents were arrested by Deputy U S Marshal Lea and brought to Shreveport for trial on peonage charges. The indictment alleges the five men named Gray held Tom and Anna H Jackson Ian Welborne Frank Glover and others as restrained labor. The five Grays posted $200 bonds and face the October term of the federal court.
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Shreveport
Claiborne Parisa
United States
Marshw. Lea
Gray
Tom and
Anna H. Jackson
Ian Welborne
Frank Glover
Grays
Farmer Dead Two Days Fuss Over Estate
Baltice Connecticut Aug 29 A Plain Hill farmer Gardner Lillibride dies Tuesday leaving substantial wealth and forty six cousins filed claims for a share of the estate most living in Rhode Island The estimated value is about 15000 dollars
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Baltice
Conn
Gardner Lillibride
Plain Hill
Rhode Island
Man Kills Wife and Child Then Ends Own Life in New Jersey
At Ocean Grove New Jersey on August 29 Robert Gravalt 47 shot his wife Irene and wounded his nine year old daughter Mollie in front of several boarders before killing himself. Domestic trouble is cited as the motive.
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Ocean Grove
N. J
New Jersey
Robert 8. Gravalt
Irene
Molile
American Osteopathic Association Elects Officers
Norfolk Aug 29 The American Osteopathic Association this afternoon elected President R F Moore of Lagrande Oregon Secretary B R H L Chiles of Auburn New York and Dr W R Clarke of Indiana as trustee
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Norfolk
American Osteopathile Association
R. F. EB. Moore
Lagrande
Ore
Bb. R. H. L. Chiles
Auburn
N. Y
W. R. Clarke
Indiana
Thirty Hurt in Collision on the Southern Railway
In Asheville North Carolina this morning passenger train No 41 on the Southern Railway collided with an engine on the west bound main line. Thirty persons were injured none fatally and crews investigated the scene for damages and evacuations.
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Southern Railway
Asheville
N. C
Three Hurt in Wreck of the Frisco Limited
Oklahoma City reports the Frisco Meteor train wreck near Tulsa injuring a mail clerk and two passengers. The brief notes the accident location and injured individuals, followed by advertisements for medicines and food products.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Tulsa
Help Wanted Column Says Substitute Stenographer Needed
The Daily Telegraph offers to post an advertisement for a substitute stenographer or clerk to cover vacations. Advertisers are assured relief from staffing worries by placing a notice in the Help Wanted Columns.
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The
Daily Telegraph
Bramwell Dominates Bramwell vs Bluefield in Slugfest
Bramwell walked away with the third game of the series at Tower Park, scoring sixteen to Bluefield’s five. Doyle hit a long home run and Doyle’s steal home highlighted a lengthy, high‑scoring affair amid umpire controversies and heavy hitting from Dessel and Goodrich.
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Bramwell
Deisel
Corrigan
Bo Doyle
Doyle
Barr
Honhorst
Ferguson
Warr
Bluefield
Nippert
Smith
Beckett
Decker
Downey
Goodrich
Umepire
Mr. Dugan
Tower Park
Dessel
Dugan
Lynch
Ferg
Young
Adams
Lyons Doyle
Fergi
Sun
Deise
Donnai
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Union Bank and Trust Co
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le B. Timuney
W. JH. Tuomas
Capital Stock
R. FE. Bourne
Cahier
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Ashier
Dwimmann
W . Pontocq
L. A
DE. B. L. Speas
Iowa Fair Grounds
Clark
Sister
Phoenixville Bridge Company
Lewis Hospital
Phoenix Bridge Company
Pennsylvania
Sublette & Barnes
Louisville
the Courier
Louisiana
American Osteopathic Association
Mt. Vernon
Bluefield Ae R
P.O
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Wiles
Bramfield
Tarr
O'Neil
Lyons
Grimes
Reese
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