Japanese Spies Watch Maneuvers At Wyoming Camp
Camp Emmett Crawford Wyoming August 8 Japanese spies monitor US troops encamped for maneuvers amid consternation among officers of about 15000 soldiers. They seek secret to a new light machine gun used by two Eighth Cavalry companies. A suspected Japanese laborer visited Mrs Siefert’s ranch three miles from the reservation seeking rest and meals. The Army secret service plans arrests and searches of Japanese in the area.
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Emmett Crawford
Wyo
United States
Eighth Cavalry
Utah
Anese
Washington State
Kammerman and Williams
Signal Corps
Webb
Defile
Ca Andie
Fort Leavenworth School
Cowan
Hughes Friends Plan Mass Meetings to Back Governor
New York reports indicate Hughes supporters will bypass national and state GOP leaders and hold mass meetings in New York City and elsewhere. A Madison Square Garden event is planned late this month as West reports suggest Taft likely wins western states except possibly Nevada.
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New York
Hughes
National Republican Committee
New York City
Madison Square Garden
West
Republican
A. M. Stevenson
Denver
National Committee
Colorado
Stevenson
Taft
Nevada
Fear of Quake Grips Constantine After Shocks
Residents of Constantine Algeria flee to the countryside amid continuing earthquake tremors. A fresh shock last night damaged buildings and injured several European residents' children. Mild aftershocks were reported this morning as panic persists.
Lawyer's Son Beld Charged With Jewelry Theft in New York
New York Aug 8. Charles M. Panes son of Max Steinert is charged with theft of thirteen pieces of jewelry valued at 1860 dollars and 74 dollars in tax by a young woman. The case centers on a retail jewelry store burglary and subsequent arrest.
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Beld
New York
Charles M. Panes
Max Steinert
Weather Report for Washington District of Columbia
Weather data for August 6 7 and 8 ends at 6 p m with no precipitation. Maximum temperature and minimum listed as 62 degrees. Palmer director notes no rainfall and provides local figures for Wyoming past Sunday and Monday.
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Washington, D. C
Kore‘af
Wyoming
W. 8. Palmer
Spanish anarchist to throw no more bombs
Barceloda Spain August Jean Rull was executed after being found guilty of complicity in a series of bomb explosions and anarchist outrages. Evidence showed he and associates attempted to assassinate King Alfonso at Madrid and Paris and carried out other attacks across Spain.
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Barceloda
Spain
Jean Rull
Rull
Alfonso
Madrid
Paris
Ranchman Thrown by Horse in Wyoming Injury
Luak Wyoming August 8 Special Ben Thompson a Pleasant Ridge ranchman is in serious condition from head injuries after his horse bucked into a barbed wire fence. The bridle bit broke leaving Thompson unable to control the horse and he was thrown twenty feet. He was unconscious ten hours and has not improved satisfactorily per the attending physician.
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Luak
Wyo
Ben Thompson
Pleasant Ridge
Thompson
Wheatland Banks Merge in Wheatland Wyoming
The State Bank of Wheatland and the First National Bank of Wheatland have merged. The State Bank will wind down the First National Bank’s operations, with dissolution filed for with the comptroller of the currency.
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Wheatland State Bank
First National
Wheatland
Wyo
Spe
State Bank of Wheatland
First National Bank of Wheatland
Great Idaho Forest Fire Threatens Mining Areas
Fire fighters lose control of the Taft blaze near the national preserves as it merges with a Cover D'Alene surge. A sixteen mile front above and below Sakes is aflame. mining property faces danger while towns remain out of the danger zone.
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Missoula
Mont
Bureau of the Forest Service
Negro Priest Arrested In Newark Sect Scandal
John A. Heckerson a self styled high priest of a black sect was arrested with white follower William Hughes in Newark New Jersey after a 14 year old daughter of Hughes testified she and her sister were taken to the sect's headquarters and Heckerson kissed her in the name of the Lord during a two day detention fueling a police investigation.
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Newark
N. J
John A. Heckerson
Jesus
William Hughes
Heckerson
Hughes
Armenian bishop Ormanian protected by Turks in Constantinople
Bishop Ormanian former Armenian patriarch was arrested yesterday on maladministration charges and returned to his residence today under the protection of the union committee. The committee’s restraint and stance on keeping order drew broad praise.
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Constantinople
Ormanian
Committee of the Union
Calavera Big Trees Saved From Flames
Calaveras county forest fires now under control after burning since Sunday night. Thousands of dollars in property damage reported. Utica mine flame burned out for hundreds of feet, severing water supply at Angels Camp and halting the fire.
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Calavera
Sonora
Cal
Aince
Calaveras County
Utica
Angels Camp
Woman's Fing On Tourists Causes Arrest
Indianapolis police arrest C. M. Eaton while sightseeing after a chase over an alleged worthless $425 check. Eaton, wanted in St. Louis for obtaining two rings from Mrs. Abbey Andrews of 800 Kingship Way, wore one ring and says he sold the other there.
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Indianapolis
Ind
C. M. Eaton
St. Louis
Abbey Andrews
Kingship Way
Cyclone collapses Hungarian factory injuring many workers
Szedgedin Hungary reports a hurricane that toppled a large factory burying around 100 workers. Four corpses and fourteen serious injuries were recovered. seventy still missing as rescue efforts continue at the ruin site. Paris notes an international shipping conference adjourned without a deal on Mediterranean steerage rates, meeting again Aug. 25 in London.
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Szedgedin
Hungary
Paris
Great Shipping Companien
Mediterranean
London
Cardinal Gibbons Sees Pope After Recovery
Rome reports Cardinal Gibbons improving and calling on the pope who congratulated him on his recovery.
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Cardinal Gibbons
Pope
Rome
Strikers Resist Hire as Jap Replacements Arrive
Winnipeg dispatch reports no settlement in Canadian Pacific railway strike. Strikers’ manager McVey says firm seeks Japanese workers west of here, but many refuse when told they would replace strikers. Pickets stay, guards limit contact. Over $1.6 million due to strikers on 15th. Montreal shops show about 1100 workers, mainly unskilled.
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Winnipeg
Man
Canadian Pacific Railway
McVey
Here
Montreal
Canadian Pacific
Kaiser Donates to Zeppelin Fund Donation Sparks national spirit
Berlin reports Emperor William contributed 2500 dollars to Count Zeppelin to build another airship. He met Herr Rathenau of General Electric in the Tiergarten and praised broad support across the empire. The emperor also noted a balloon anchoring device seen in Norway.
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Berlin
William
Count Zeppelin
Tiergarten
Herr Rathenau
General Electric Company
Norway
Heavy live stock shipments from Lusk Wyoming
The full live stock shipping season is now in full swing here. During the past week fifty six carloads of stock have been loaded out.
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Lusk
Lisk
Wyo
Appeal '10 The People in Fight for Justice
Lincoln August 8 1908 appeal in the Commoner calls for campaign contributions and outlines Democratic planks such as tariff revision by consumers, popular election of senators, national bank deposits, anti monopoly measures, pre election disclosure of contributions, income tax, fair railroad policies, and limits on corporate and individual donations. It notes committees will publish contributor names and directs funds to Governor Haskell of Oklahoma treasurer. Memphis Commercial Appeal has raised over 1500 dollars.
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Lincoln
Neb
Denver
Republic
United States
Standard Ol
National Committee
Haskell
Oklahoma
Bryan
Memphis
Atlantic Fleet Safe in Harbor at Auckland New Zealand
Sixteen U S Navy ships of the Atlantic fleet battleship division under Rear Admiral Charles Sperry arrived in Auckland with a 33 day voyage from San Francisco including six days at Honolulu and anchored in two columns in the Roadstead. They will stay until next Saturday as Auckland prepares for a week of ceremonies and festivities in their honor.
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Auckland
N. Z
Battleship Division
United States Atlantic Fleet
Charles 8. Sperry
San Francisco
Honolulu
Simple funeral of Senator Allison in Dubuque
The body of Wm Boyd Allison Iowa s distinguished citizen was laid to rest in Linwood cemetery The funeral and burial service were simple Vice President Fairbanks members of the national senate and house Governor Gummins and other state officials attended at the modest home The funeral cortege was a mile long There was no music and no eulogy. Sisters meet after twenty years separation in Montana and West Virginia with Powelson home visit by Ridgely sisters and their art teacher connection.
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Dubuque
Wm. Boyd Allison
Iowa
Linwood
Fairbanks
National Senate
House
Gummins
Mia
Alice BK
Ridgely
Mias
Amy Ridgely
Fairmont
W. Vai
P. F. Powelson
Mian Ridgely
State Normal of
West Virginia
Tidgaly
Mia. Powelson
Boy of Eight Accused of Theft by Mother in Colorado Springs
The mother of eight year old William Suffrans complained to Probation Officer Reasoner that her son was incorrigible and had stolen a watch valued at $25. Judge Kerr reserved his decision in the case.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
William Suffrans
Cer Reasoner
Kerr
Hatter Opens Fire in Danbury Connecticut Incident
Joseph Rayman proprietor of the Fairfield house was shot and seriously wounded in Danbury. Oscar Palmer a hatter was arrested for attempted murder after firing four shots at Rayman and his companions May Sillicocks of Stratford and Miss Blanchette of Holyoke. Blanchette was slightly wounded.
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Danbury, Conn
Joseph Rayman
Fairfield House
Oscar Palmer
Rayman
May Sillicocks
Stratford
Miss Blanchette
Holyoke
Mass
Palmer
Blanchett
Small fortune found in hermit dwelling in Jerseyville
Jerseyville authorities report nearly 24000 in cash and securities found in a box car used by Peter Meyer, the Jerseyville hermit found dead last Thursday. Coroner’s jury rules death due to natural causes, ending fears of murder and robbery.
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Jerseyville
Peter Meyer
Meyer
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