Cleveland urges protection of Buzzards Bay fisheries at clam bake
Former President Cleveland addresses Old Colony club guests at Marthan Island clam bake. He urges unremitting protection of Buzzards Bay fisheries, notes his fishing passion, and humorously weighs a nine pound catch to illustrate his point. He emphasizes perseverance over policy shifts and upholds fishing interests above national industrial hopes.
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Cleveland
Old Colony Club
Marshall’s Island
Bourne
Mass
Buzzards Bay
Honolulu Primaries Stir County Race As Legislature Candidacy Tops The News
From Honolulu Aug 29 Attorney General Andrews sent a cable to Knox seeking a ruling on whether territorial legislators may run for county offices under the organization provisions. Republicans held primaries to select first county election candidates in the territory with several legislators contesting. In Seventh precinct Fourth district a negro was egged and police were called to the scene as spirited races unfolded in multiple precincts.
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Andrews
Hawaii
United States
Knox
Baseballists Hurt In Wabash Train Wreck Near Napoleon
A Wabash train carrying the St. Louis and Cleveland American league baseball teams en route to St. Louis was wrecked at Napoleon Indiana. Players injured include William Sudhoff with a cut hand and wrist sprain Sydney Mercer with a fractured rib Emmet Heidrick with a badly cut leg and face Napoleon La Joie with a sprained knee and several others bruised.
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Napoleon
William Sudhoff
Sydney Mercer
Emmet Heidrick
Secretary Hitchcock backs probe of Indian commission conduct
Washington August 29 Secretary Hitchcock has received a telegram from Governor Stanley a member of the Dukes Indian commission joining in the request by Messrs Bixby and Needles for an investigation into the commission conduct.
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Roosevelt Confirms AP Report On Consul Magelssen
President Roosevelt and Secretary Hay discuss unrest in Turkey after an AP error claimed Vice Consul Magelssen was assassinated. Hay returns to Washington while a Turkish waters presence of American warships remains advised, with Loomis relaying Leishman’s cable confirming the inaccuracy.
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Roosevelt
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William C. Magelssen
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Beirut
Hay
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Rovese
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Sagamore Hill
Washington
Ottoman Empire
Prsident
Loeb
Loomis
Wash-angton
Leishman
Constantinople
Mungelssen
Mistake in Cipher Reports Shooting at Vice Consul
In Constantinople a report that Vice Consul Magelssen was killed is incorrect. A gunman fired at him. the bullet missed. Beirut officials expressed regret and pledged arrests. A cipher telegram caused the misstatement. The Brooklyn will sail to Beirut to join Machias, with orders to coal at Port Said. If Turkey fails to comply, Rear Admiral Cotton may seize ports.
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Insurgents Gather in Mountains Near Movshovo
About 2000 insurgents near Volina ordered to concentrate in Movshovo mountains. They plan to attack Tikvesh and Shevehiz by Aug 25 evening. In Neveska a clash left 200 of 240 soldiers dead as Turkish battalions bombard defenses. Sofia reports two regiments sent to the frontier to bolster guards against possible incursions into Macedonia.
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Vardaman Named Nominee for Mississippi Governor
Memphis Aug. 29 reports by the Commercial Appeal show James K. Vardaman winning the Mississippi Democratic primary for governor over Judge Critz. The official tally likely gives Vardaman a majority near 10,000, with Vardaman carrying several Critz counties in the later vote.
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Memphis
James K. Vardaman
Judge Critz
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Critz
Miners seek higher pay in dead work dispute
In Chicago on August 29 President John Mitchell and UMWA officers met Missouri and Arkansas operators to press for higher pay for dead work. No agreement was reached. Also noted is a planned national convention of the American Institute of Bank Clerks in Cleveland on September 1 and 19 with about three hundred delegates. A Macedonian demonstration of five thousand people occurred in Avicss in protest of Bulgarian revolutionary actions.
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John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Missouri
Arkansas
New York
American Institute of Bank Clerks
Cleveland
Bank Clerks
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