Whitelaw Reid Cousin Fights for Book Publication
William Henry Reid of Cincinnati, cousin of White Law Reid, United States Ambassador at London, has spent twelve years writing a book on the religious and political economy of the country. He hopes to publish before death, denying details to his famous kin due to a past disagreement. Born in Indiana, 64, he recalls Whitelaw Reid's rise from farm boy to editor and ambassador, while his own life is marred by illness and poverty.
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Pfister Indicted as Milwaukee Grand Juries Level A Far-Reaching Probe
Special Dispatch to Commercial Tribune Milwaukee Aug 5 The Milwaukee grand juries have yielded few convictions but surfaced charges against notable figures led by Charles F Pfister the citys wealthiest man. Indictments show petty briberies and doodling in franchises and county affairs.
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Government to issue $100 million internal loan
The government approves another internal loan of 100 million dollars with an initial limit of 75 million to be issued first. It will have similar terms as the previous loan and is expected to be issued in about two weeks.
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Two Girls Prisoners All Night Lynching Feared in Ky
A Morgan County incident reports five men abducting Levi Phipps daughters aged 16 and 12 near West Liberty. The girls escaped to tell of their night in the woods. A posse captured the assailants and guards protect the jail as lynching threats circulate. The father reportedly attempted to shoot the kidnappers. names are not yet confirmed.
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Manila Welcome to Taft Outshines Past Ceremonies
Manila greeted Secretary Taft and his party with unprecedented displays of fanfare. Governor General Wright voiced warm welcomes as Miss Alice Roosevelt drew attention at the races and a dinner with the Supreme Court followed. The party met thirty provincial governors and plans a grand public welcome and parade for Monday.
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Chinese Traders Regret Boyle Boycott Trend
Consul General Rodgers in Shanghai reports the Chinese Chamber of Commerce deprecates the China boycott on American goods. Merchants say the action hurts business, tied to student protests, with Singapore and Straits settlements adopting Shanghai’s proclamation. Chinese government aid to curb the anti American movement is noted.
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Boycott Opens in Yokohama Against American Freight
In Yokohama on August 5 a boycott against America began with Chinese refusing to handle freight on the Pacific mail steamer Manchuria for Hongkong. A meeting is planned tomorrow to organize further action.
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Archbisho p Chapelle Stricken Amid Yellow Fever Spread
Wooster Ohio reports a divorce case in which Perry Rope, a boy of tender years, testified about beer given to children by Mrs Taggart while Major Taggart's case unfolds. The court adjourned to Monday as perjury arrests loom and deposition testimony reveals hospital records from Christ's Hospital and related military figures.
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Yellow fever toll rises as New Orleans braces for federal control
Arch bishop Chapelle of the New Orleans Catholic diocese is among today’s yellow fever victims. The city awaits intensified federal action with experts, strict rules, and mosquito destruction campaigns to curb the outbreak. Inspectors widen searches for cases while areas above Canal Street show some relief.
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Government Takes Control of Plague Situation in New Orleans
Government forces move to manage the plague outbreak as New Orleans reports a rising death toll and 30 new cases. Rigid quarantines spark widespread hardship across the South, with authorities enforcing strict measures.
Peage Envoys Introduced by Roosevelt
Oyster Bay hosts a notable ceremony as Peage envoys are introduced by President Roosevelt. A memorable toast is proposed, marking a historic moment of camaraderie and diplomacy in a simple, impressive occasion.
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