Dozen Dead and Missing in Trinidad Flood Disaster
Denver reports a cloud burst near Trinidad floods roads and canyons. Colorado Fuel and Iron and Colorado Southern reduce operations. several employees are dead or missing and funeral arrangements begin as houses are recovered for burial.
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Denver
Colo
Trinidad
Colorado Fuel & Iron Company
Colorado & Southern Company
Colorado @ Southern
Berwind
Tabasco
Ludlow
Joseph Veltrie
Pasquale Bottalmno
James Amotherman
Harry O'Neill
Wm. Rayball
Santa Fe machinists urged to quit shops or Labor Federation
Topeka Kan Aug 25 J J Buckalew fourth vice president of the International Order of Machinists says blacksmiths must quit Santa Fe shops or the Federation of Labor. He notes workers on piece work which the federation bans. Buckalew says men are quitting to take other jobs to avoid clashes.
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Santa FE
Topeka
Kan
J. J. Buckalow
Intenational Order of Machinists
Federation of Labor
Federation
Buckalew
Bouligin Leaves Russian Interior Post Amid Succession Talk
In St Petersburg the emperor accepted M. Bouligin's resignation as minister of the interior. Count Alexis Ignatieff, longtime imperial official and former governor general of Kiev, is seen as likely successor though General Trepott is named as a possible candidate. In Cape May the Cape May Automobile Club met marking the first U S start of the 120 horsepower F I A T racer. Laula Chevrolet car and Ford racer designed by F Ford also featured with high expectations for transatlantic racing prominence.
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Bouligin
Petersburg
M. Bouligin
Alexis Ignatieff
Kieff
Trepott
Cape May
N. J
Cape May Automobile Club
France
Italy
Laula Chevrolet
Christie
Henry Ford
F. Ford
America
Europe
Wyoming Weather Forecast Notes Local Conditions
Partly cloudy with showers in the west Saturday and cooler in the southeast on Sunday. Temperature data indicate highs around 66 degrees and lows near 60. Palmer, Section Director, provides the local forecast.
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Washington
Wyoming
Yester Susie
Palmer
No Change in the Fever Situation in New Orleans
New Orleans report shows yellow fever remains steady with 65 new cases for a total of 1 665 and 6 deaths bringing totals to 232. Federal authorities plan to curb travel between infected points and New Orleans. Dr White says with faithful screening disinfecting and prompt reporting infection could end within thirty days. New foci reach 16 with 376 total. Remaining under treatment 280.
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New Orleans
State Board of Health
White
Submarine Destroyer Idea Captures Public Imagination
New York reports Jules Verne inspired Nautilus style fear and Morgan Robertson presents a periscope that lets a submerged submarine surface in any direction for miles by a frontal mirror view. Robertson sold the concept to the Holland people for $50,000.
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New York
Jules Verne
Morgan Robertson
Robertson
Holland People
President Roosevelt to View Submarine Plunger Tomorrow
Arrangements are complete for the submarine Plunger to sail in the Long Island Sound near Oyster Bay tomorrow with President Roosevelt and Mrs. Roosevelt aboard the Sylph. A party of friends will watch from the Sylph as the submarine performs its debut voyage.
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Oyster Bay
President Roosevelt
Long Island Sound
Roosevelt
Gardner Dominates Colma Bout as Ryan Claims Foul
In Colma California Buddy Ryan cried foul in the fifteenth round of his match with Jimmy Gardner. Referee Roach disallowed the foul and scrapped bets, arguing the display was not fit for the Colma club. Gardner showed superiority with sharp blocking while Ryan landed only one solid punch in most rounds.
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Colma
Cala
Buddy Ryan
Jimmy Gardner
Roach
Ryan
Gardner
Rain Bow Cruiser Grounds on Philippine Shore
The Rain Bow flagship of the Philippine squadron under Rear Admiral Rejter ran ashore this morning at the mouth of the Agusan River in Bu tuan Bay northern Mindanao. It is not damaged and rests easily.
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Philippines
Manila
Rainbow
Rejter
Agusan River
Butuan Bay
Mindanao
Japanese Invalids Die in Inland Sea Collision
The Japanese transport Kinjo was sunk in a collision with the British steamer Baralong in the Inland Sea Tuesday night. One hundred twenty seven invalided Japanese soldiers drowned in the disaster.
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Tokio
Kinjo
Governor Higgins Arrives in London for Health Rest
Governor and Mrs Higgins arrived today aboard the Cedric and will seek a quiet place for absolute rest and recovery. The couple traveled for their health and plan to remain away from public attention.
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London
Mra
Higgins
Cedric
Peace prospects grow gloomier in Russo Japanese talks
Reported from Portsmouth and Oyster Bay a night of warnings and stalled progress as Emperor Nicholas responds to Roosevelt and Witte waits for new instructions. The conference nears a possible rupture with no immediate path to compromise on Sakhalin or purchase terms.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Oyster Bay
Pierce
Associated Press
Nicholas
Roosevelt
Witte
Baron Komura
Japan
Sakhalin
Preas
Tokio
St. Petersburg
Portamouth
Sagamore Hill
Cholera Outbreak Reported in Manila
Manila August 25 two soldiers die of cholera at Camp McKinley now quarantined. Health board surgeons say disease not serious and will be fought with heroic efforts. green vegetables from Hong Kong suspected. several natives and one American woman also died.
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Manila
Hong Kong
Camp McKinley
Board of Health
Japanese Delegates Inspect Cotton Mills in Manchester
Baron Komura and four members of the Japanese peace commission visited Manchester New Hampshire this morning to inspect the extensive cotton mills. The party will return from Manchester tonight.
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Portamouth
N. H
Baron Komura
Live Stock Market Report From Chicago and Omaha
Chicago and Omaha markets show steady to stronger prices across cattle and sheep. Receipts reach about 5 000 cattle and 6 000 sheep in Chicago with mixed ranges for steers, heifers, cows, calves, and Texas or Western cattle. Omaha reports improved demand with higher prices for native and Texas steers, cows, heifers, calves, and strong sheep and lamb values.
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Chicago
Texas Fed
Western
Omaha
Texas
Wothers
Metal Markets Report Silver and Copper Movements in New York
In New York on August 25 silver traded at 61 1 2 cents per ounce while the load market held steady near 4.85 to 4.90 dollars. Copper rose with prices moving firm at around 16 140 to 16 18.
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New York
Asiatic Cholera Strikes Culm West Prussia River Raftsmen
Two Russian raftsmen died in Culm West Prussia from Asiatic cholera. Authorities have isolated all Russians on the river and enforce strict measures to prevent spread. A health conference with Privy Councillor Prof. Kirschner and Prof. Gaffky found no great danger.
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Danzig
Prussia
Culm
West Prussia
Conference of Health Authorities
Kirschner
Gaffky
Germany Aims Morocco Conference Through 10 Million Mark Bribe
Paris reports from a German official source that a 10 000 000 mark loan to the Sultan of Morocco is intended to secure a conference. The Sultan has resisted proposals due to internal opposition and Moroccan finances.
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Paris
Morocco
Hur
Germany
Europe
France
Twenty Three Children In Eighteen Years
Allentown Pennsylvania reports Mr and Mrs Allen C Depp of Hickory welcomed twenty three children in eighteen years. The couple, aged around forty, say they are the oldest in America, having married eighteen years ago. They have six twins in the family. Depp works as a railroad section foreman.
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Allentown
Allen C. Depp
Hickory
America
Dopple
Officials Blamed for Illegal Act in Equitable Case
New York August 25 The Equitable Life Assurance Society and the State of New York seek a full court investigation of its directors and officers amid charges of mismanagement. Forty nine directors admit improper and illegal acts, citing a 250000 loan to Depew and a 685000 loan from Mercantile Trust, while placing responsibility on individuals rather than the board.
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New York
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Equitable
Mercantile Trust Company
Merrs
Alexander
Jordan
Deming
Spreckles Ship Seized By Japanese Government
A cablegram from Yokohama dated August 25 reports the Spreckles owned ship Anstr seized by the Japanese state department. The dispatch offers no clear motive for the seizure beyond ongoing business concerns between Spreckles interests and Japan.
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Wa Ion
Yoko
Anstr
Spreckles
Po Dethilg Mg
Cotton Grafters to be Prosecuted
Edwin Imes Jr a former associate statistician of the Department of Agriculture has been indicted by the grand jury on charges of conspiring to defraud the government. U S District Attorney Kilbride announced after returning from New York where arrests were secured for Frederick Peckham and Moses Hass. Two indictments cover the charges against the three men. Colma California hosts a featherweight bout between Jimmy Gardner and Buddy Ryan at 124 pounds with a purse of 3600 dollars. Gardner favored to win after a previous bout with Rife Turner.
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Washington
Edwin 8. Imes, Jr
Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculture
Ie Grand
Kilrgan H. "Beach, Jr
New York
Frederick A. Peckham
Saratoga
Moses Hass
Ryan-Gardner
Colma
Cala
Jimmy Gardner
New England
Buddy Ryan
Chicago
Colma Athletic Club
Gardner
Rife Turner
National Fraternal Alliance Movement Emerges
In Hagerstown Maryland on August 26 a movement seeks the formation of a National Fraternal Alliance. Leaders cited include Royal Arcanum members who disagree with the conduct of that order.
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Hagerstown
Ther
Ciaacter
National Fraternal Alliance
Weaders
Royal Arcanum
Aftr
Troops and War Ships in Readiness
A Paris dispatch notes the Libertes reporting a flying column of infantry artillery and cavalry ready to seize Saida Morocco if the sultan defies French demands. Toulon says colonial regiments mobilize and warships are held in readiness.
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Paris
Oran
Algeria
Libertes
Saida
Toulon
Army Fights Against Terms in Sakhalin Crisis
Rumors of Russia ceding Sakhalin and paying indemnity to Japan spark army calls to resume hostilities in Manchuria. The emperor’s manifesto on a national assembly draws intense army interest amid stalled peace talks.
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Godryadani
Manchuria
Russia
Sakhalin
Japan
Sentence for Zach Hall slayer in district court
In Rome Galee 25 sought to kill Zach Hall and after three attempts he was sentenced to be hanged by Judge Fites of the district court.
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Rome
Galee
Zach Hall
Howe
Distriet Court
Baseball scores from Western and American leagues
Western League results include Heover 4 Sioux City 7 and Pueblo 18 over St. Joseph. American League scores show St Louis 1 Washington 1 and Cleveland 1 New York 2 Detroit 2, Philadelphia 7 Chicago 2, Boston 2. First game Chicago over Boston, second game Boston beat Pittabirg 10. Rain postponed St Louis Brooklyn and Cincinnati New York games. American Association Milwaukee 0 Louisville ?, Minneapolis 7 Toledo 2, St Paul 12 Columbus 1. Kansas City Indianapolis delayed by rain.
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Heover
Sioux City
Pueblo
St. Joseph
St Louis
Washington
Cleveland
New York
Detroit
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
Chicagoa
A. Pittabirg
American Association
Milwaukee
Loulaville
Minneapolis
Toledo
St. Paul
Columbus
Kansas City-Indianapolis
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MacDonald
Howdin
Pilz Green Halleck
Central Park
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Joan of Are
Jiu
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