Conciliatory Measures Promised by Alfonso on Advice of Ministers
Madrid Aug 6 anti clericals aroused by report Catholics abandoned protest meeting over Vatican dispute concessions reportedly ordered by King Alfonso on advice of English relatives. Analysts fear anti clerical outbreak if concessions are real amid Basque unrest and military moves. In San Sebastian preparations to suppress disorders continue after protest meeting called off. King Alfonso aboard Sir Thomas Lipton's Shamrock sees mast fall. no injuries reported.
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United Press
Madrid
Vatican
Alfonso
San Sebastian
Cowes
Isle of Wight
King Alfonso
Sir Thomas Lipton
Shamrock
Noone
Canton Outing club welcomes campers to Oxford Michigan
Canton Outing club members arrive and camp on Pless lake near Oxford. Local residents hail them as a jolly Buckeye bunch with plans to stay three weeks. Names of campers listed include Norman Wilhelm and Morris Schmeier among others. The article notes cultural notes like an artesian well claim and the club’s sev enth annual visit.
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Canton Outing Club
Oxford
Mich
Pless Lake
Canton
Norman Wilhelm
Morris Schmeier
Herman Radel
Elmer Harding
Emery Yoder
John Kruck
Will Mohr
George King
Alois Seiler
Thomas DeVine
Fred S. Talbot
Arnold Zimmerman
H. W. Smith
W. W. Fielding
Ray H. Fielding
J. M. Mobley
Attorney sues B and O for 2000 penalties over hours act
United States Attorney Jordan filed in federal court against the Baltimore and Ohio railroad seeking penalties totaling 2000 dollars for four alleged violations of the hours of service act. The case rests on evidence from the Interstate Commerce Commission. The violations are alleged to have occurred between Glenwood and Connellsville in Pennsylvania.
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Pittsburg
United States
Jordan
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
United States District Court
Interstate Commerce Commission
Glenwood
Conhellsville
Ground cloves cost less as stems are used in preparation
Ground cloves are cheaper than whole cloves because the stems are utilized in making the ground form. The note highlights waste reduction and cost savings through stem use.
Banking Activity Shows Large Increases Across Accounts
New York Aug 6 The weekly bank statement indicates reserves on deposits up 529 475 including 539 450 on deposits other than U S loans rise 16 762 200 specie increases 6 588 000 and deposits rise 22 870 900 legal tenders decrease 340 000 circulation falls 7 700 total loans 1 208 192 400 and the surplus stands at 49 461 075 versus 28 346 850 last year and 61 533 175 two years ago.
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United Press
New York
United States
Phonographs Replacing Hand Organs on European Streets
Push cart phonographs replace hand organs in European cities as street music shifts to mechanical musical instruments. The change marks a modernization of street entertainment, with vendors adopting portable phonographs to draw crowds and play recorded tunes.
Amusement Dates Odeon Vaudeville and Moving Pictures
Two evening performances listed for the Odeon and Majestic theaters along with Meyers Lake Theater showings. dates and program details incomplete in the fragment.
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ODEON
Majestic Theater
Meyers Lake Theater
Latham and Weymann Race Planes for Falco Prize
Paris aug 6 Hubert Latham on an Antoinette monoplane and Weymann an American aviator on a Farman bi plane began a 87 mile race from Chalons to Issy Paris suburb for the Falco prize of 2000 dollars Latham led Weymann by 25 minutes Goes to Dundee For Funeral Rev P H Welshimer traveled Saturday to conduct the funeral for Mrs Elizabeth Johnson in the First Christian church Survivors include H B Pounds and Mac Johnson both Canton residents
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United Press
Paris
Hubert Latham
Weymann
Chalons
Issy
Falco
Isay
Latham
Dundee
P. H
Metchnikoff Seeks Africa Trip To Study Sleeping Sickness
Paris August 6 Dr El Metchnikoff of the Institute Pasteur seeks to travel to Africa to study sleeping sickness. The institute fears his loss would threaten progress and may withhold approval. Baroness Hirsch has offered 30000 for the expedition if permitted. Dr Dastasio will accompany him.
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Paris
el Metchnikoff
Institute
Pasteur
Africa
Hirsch
Metchnikoff
Dastasio
Georgia man seeks patent for black rose production secret
A Georgia man claims to have discovered a method to produce a black rose and is pursuing a patent for the process. He details a unique cultivation technique and pigment development, aiming to secure intellectual property rights.
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Georgia
U S Secret Service Reports Big Counterfeiting Takedown
Washington reports more than half a million dollars in counterfeit notes and coins seized in the last fiscal year ending June 3. Chief John Wilkie notes 296 arrests, the lowest since 1900 except 1907, with key convictions of Ignazio Lupo and Giuseppe Morello and the capture of the Roberts Mexican counterfeit conspiracy leader in Kentucky.
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Washington
United States Secret Service
John Wilkie
Ignazio Lupo
Guissepi Morello
Kentucky
Ex Mayor Moore Expected to Speak at Stark County Picnic
Prominent Mahoning and Columbiana county Democrats invited to Meyers Lake August 19 for Stark county Democratic picnic. Ex Mayor Moore of Youngstown likely to address the crowd as plans grow for what could be one of Meyers Lake's largest gatherings this season.
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Moore
Mahoning
Columbiana Counties
Stark
Columbiana County
Stark County
Meyers Lake
Youngstown
Committee
Street car hits team of Miller New Ice horses
A westbound street car crashed into a team owned by the Miller New Ice company at West Fifth and McKinley Avenue late Friday afternoon. Driver Bitterman failed to see in time but stopped the horses between the tracks. The motorman jumped free. one horse was knocked down with a severely cut tongue. harness sustained damage.
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Miller New Ice Company
West Fifth and
McKinley Avenue
Bitterman
Ice Company
Catholics of Canton Prepare for National Meeting
Catholic Ladies of Columbia finalize plans for the national convention to open in Canton Tuesday with Canton hotel as headquarters. Supreme officers arrive Sunday, delegates Monday, and Miss Lottie Prendeville chairs the arrangements committee.
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Catholic Ladies of Columbia
Canton
Courtland
Chilean President Montt Visits Taft Aboard Mayflower
Boston August 6 President Pedro Montt of Chile left on President Taft's yacht Mayflower for luncheon with Taft at Beverly. Montt and party will stay until this afternoon then return to Boston and depart for New York.
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Boston
Pedro Montt
Chile
Taft
Beverly
President Montt
New York
Monument at Grave Honors Paris Automobilist
A grave monument features a portrait bust of the famed Paris automobilist shown at the wheel of his car, commemorating his life and achievements.
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Paris Automobilist
Wendling Denies Guilt In Alma Kellner Murder Case
Joseph Wendling, captured in San Francisco, proclaims innocence before Denver jail officials. He claims to know nothing of Alma Kellner's death beyond newspaper reports. Wendling, escorted by Louisville detective Captain Carney, heads to Louisville to continue the case.
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Wendling
Denver
Joseph Wendling
San Francisco
Alma Kellner
Louisville
Captain Carney
Old Man’s Hidden Money Vanishes Up the Chimney
An elderly man hid greenbacks in a cracked stone chimney and, after lighting a fire, saw the money go up the flue. A separate line notes safe deposit boxes rent at $2.00 per year.
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Michigan
Outing Club
Ity
Courtland Hotel Management
A. M. McCarty
McCarty & Pontius
Health Department
Railrord
Roeg Carte
Ing Heroe
Latham and Weymann
Uncle Sam
Eady
Ity Assets
Cascarets Roc
Fm Therworld
Millon
the Commercial and Savings Bank Courtland Building
Courtney
Courtland Pharmacy
Canton Jewelry Co
the Great Diamond and Watch Credit House
N. Market St
Victor E. Snyder
N. Walnut St
Business College
Powerc
Rock Springs Park
Pennsylvania
Dannemiller Grocery Company
Pennsylvania Depot
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