Soldier Reunited With War Bride Remarries During Long Gap
Kenton Ohio Sept 1 A Civil War romance ends in a double remarriage as Philip Carr and his wife who were separated by guerilla raids and desertion return to wed again after decades apart Both had remarried and been widowed after the war before fate restored their union now at last enjoying a second honeymoon and happiness.
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Kenton
Ohio
Philip Carr
Stowan
Carr
Btung
Tennessee
Heinze Couple Honeymoon After Rich Copper Magnate Weds
New York copper magnate Fritz Augustus Heinze married Mrs Bernice Golden Henderson and left for a honeymoon in Butte Montana after a wedding at Brooklyn. Mrs Lillian Hobart Irench claims to be Heinze occult wife and vows continued feud. Mrs French says she was jilted but still asserts marriage claims.
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New York
Fritz Augustus Heinze
Millonaire
Bernice Golden Henderson
Lillian Hobart Irench
Heinze
Nemesis
Lin
French
Hambel
Brooklyn
Waldorf-Astoria
Butte
Mont
Battle Hourly Expected in Philippine Uprising
An uprising at Nueva Vizcaya in the Philippines prompts a rapid government response. Constabulary forces under Colonel Taylor move toward Solano near Bayombong as Simeon Mandac leads the rebels. Telegraph lines are down, hindering full casualty and strength reports. Government reinforcements stand by if needed.
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Manilla
Nueva Vizcaya
Mandao
Taylor
Birth in Kansas City Amid Swope Family Turmoil
A baby born to Mrs Hyde in Kansas City as Col Thomas H Swope undergoes imprisonment. Mrs Hyde lies near death. court denies moving Hyde from prison to be with wife. Dr Hayes pleads for access. Judge Law denies as marshal performs duty. Hyde remains in custody while family tensions mount.
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Kansas City
Ifer
Thomas H. Swope
Ance
Hyde
Ion Vabe
Ayers
Pertorney
Pordes Reall
Hyde Dake Uhit Bey Bushing
Hayes
J. Hayie
Mra
Lawshen
Marshal Hayes
Mre
Abe
Mya
Swope
Mia Hyde
Bag
Well Known Insurgent Tucker Drowns After Mass Rally
Oshkosh Wisconsin September 1 Frank T Tucker senior aide to the Wisconsin attorney general and La Follette ally and candidate for attorney general jumped into the Wolf River during the night after attending a mass meeting with insurgent leaders. His body was recovered and identified amid speculation he chose death to credit his candidacy.
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la Follette
Wisconsin
Oshkosh
Wis
Frank T. Tucker
LaFollette
Wolf River
Tucker
Dolliver
Michael Haley
Ile
I Made a Terrible Mistake Says Dying One
Vera Fitch of California, who shot herself at the Astor Hotel, uttered that she wished to live and not grieve her loved ones. Doctors cite peritonitis and septic pneumonia as grave complications as she lies at Flowers hospital. A man removed $124 from her bills before fleeing. Vera’s sister Grace Fitch, a stage actress, had no knowledge of him.
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New York
Vera Fitch
California
Hotel Astor
Flowers Hospital
Kutches
Haa Tazicoal
Roy Cinger
Vera
Fitch
Grace Fitch
Roosevelt's Missouri Stop Sparks Insurgent to Progressive Debate
crowds in Kansas City greet Colonel Roosevelt as insurgent labeled figures him progressive. He backs a federal workers' compensation act and addresses pupils at a Westport school before leaving.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Roosevelt
Roosevel Sai
Kans
United States
Lunc Ee Rg
Westpot
Gschool
Africa
Imale
Sirla
Mayor Gaynor Leaves Hospital After Wounding
New York reports Mayor Gaynor, nineteen days after being shot, left St Mary's hospital in Hoboken and returned to his St James home. He was cheered by neighbors upon arrival and had assessed fatigue-free walking as he left the hospital corridor.
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New York
Gaynor
St Mary's Hospital
Hoboken
St. James Kengtsland
St. James
Kansas Mother Carries Hod to Free Son From Prison
Mrs. Margaret La Trasse, 56, of Kansas City Kansas, carried hod to support her son Willie’s defense after a ten year robbery sentence near St Joseph. She worked, mortgaged the home, opened a restaurant, and won clemency from Governor Hadley.
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Kansas
Kansas City
Margaret la Trasse
Kan
Hadley
St. Joseph
Willie
Wyoming Miners Back to Work in Compromise Pact
Denver news reports that several thousand coal miners in southern Wyoming will return to work immediately under a compromise agreement reached today. Ratification by the joint conference of miners and operators in Cheyenne is set for September 9, and miners call the agreement a wage rise de facto.
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Denver
Wyo' i
Cheyenne
Chief Feeds Boys After Smith Fire
Chief Percy Hoyt of the Cheyenne fire department treated the fire crew after they battled the Hames blaze that damaged the Smith furniture store last evening. He offered hot coffee and cigars as the fire ration.
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Percy Hoyt
Cheynee
Hames
Smith
Burglary Attempt Foiled At Dyer Building
Two men in US army uniforms tried to force entry into the Wardrobe in the new Dyer building at Carey Ave near the Colorado Railway tracks. Al Wilson, who lives nearby, fired one shot, and the intruders fled. Police believe they were not soldiers as a blouse and cap dropped by one man belong to an unidentified Fort Russell resident.
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Dyer
Carey
Colorado
al. Wilson
Wilson
United States Army
Fort Russell
Baby Drowns in Ice Cream Freezer in St Louis
The body of 2 year old Harry Kromré was found at the rear of a drug store while neighbors searched the area. The freezer, ten gallons capacity, contained only five inches of water.
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TOR
St. Louis
Harry Kromré
Broncho Busters Not Aviators Thrill Denver Crowd
Cheyenne riders led by Sam Scoville on Teddy Roosevelt staged rough riding feats at a Union dockyards arena show. Audiences enjoyed a wild west display for the United Spanish War Veterans fund with many riders and horses including Aeroplane and Hatsiam Alive.
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Denver
Sam Sccoville
Cheyenne
Teddy Roosevelt
Union A
Audiente
Sam
Colorado
United Spanish War Veterans’ Fund
Scoville
Charley McKinley
Jimmy O'Donnell
Charley Tipton
Walter Johnson
George Miller
Chubb Crandall
Harry Tipton
Firemen Overcome by Smoke at Large City Fire
Fire engulfed Mace Percy Smith Furniture Store at Eddy and Seventeenth with losses estimated between 20 000 and 25 000 including stock and building. Assistant Chief Cahill and Fireman Brannigan were overcome in the basement while others escaped. two men narrowly avoided serious harm as dust and smoke filled the area. Damages also hit City Hall and logs in the store were partially covered by insurance valued at 6 000. The blaze, said to be the biggest in seven years, caused several injuries and a perilous escape for prisoners and wagons nearby.
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Mace—Percy Smith
Joe Cahill
John Brannigan
Percy Smith
Eddy and
Seventeenth Streets
Imaurance
Nigan
South Side Company
Joe Uah!l
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Lillian, Hobart French
Philippines
Simeon Mandac
Mandée Ogd
Solano
Nueva Vizcayaye
Bayoae
Bayonong
Hyde Des Within
Hsurgen
Mayor Gaynor
An Lovalid
Wyoming
E . Scoville
Tediy Roosevelt
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