Glancing Bullet Kills Youth in Accidental Murder
Sidney Schulte, 18, was shot on Union Bridge by Frank Barlag, 18, during a fishing trip. The bullet pierced Schulte’s heart and the weapon, a 22 caliber Winchester, fired high over his head, is under arrest for murder with witnesses to testify at the coroner’s inquest.
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Sidney Schulte
Wilstach Street
Union Bridge
Little Miami River
Linwood
Mt. Washington
Frank Barlag
Schulte
Barlag
Miami River
Edward Freeman
May Street
Walnut Hills
Burke
Sixth District
Edward Korte
Poplar Street
Charles Jess
Denman Street
Frank Eding
Flint Street
Joseph Swissman
William Meinhart
Freeman
Walter Cooper
Richard Lewis
Albert Lewis
Wilson
Mill Creek
Black Hand Murders Stun Dayton Involving Sawed Off Weapon
Dominico Gregorio 49 dies after gunshot wounds at Miami Valley Hospital tying a spate of Black Hand killings in Dayton. A sawed off shotgun linked to June 29 Castantino murder. police trace suspect Italian involvement as coroner’s report follows.
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Commercial Tribune
Dayton
Dominico Gregorio
Miami Valley
Black Hand” Society
Cincinnati
Gregorio
Vince Costantino
East Second Street
Castantino
Commercial Street
Clinton and
May Streets
Goétz
Gregolio
Miami Valley Hospital
Costantino
Black Hand Society
New York
Big Four Railway Company
Schuster
Red Sunday Recall in St Petersburg by Nicholas II
In St Petersburg on September 1 Emperor Nicholas II attended a memorial church service for his grandfather amid strict security and military display. Troops guarded the route, bridges closed, and crowds remained mostly indifferent as the imperial party toured the city and then embarked for a Gulf of Finland cruise.
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ST. Petersburg
Nicholas
Neva
Peterhoff
Admiralty
Grand Duke Constantine’s
Memorial Church
Nevsky Prospect
Mars ftield/ drill ground
Peror
Stolypin
Riddle
Arthur Nicholson
St. Andrew
Gulf of Finland
Gas fumes spark maniac attack in dental chair
George W. Bowers, 28, under gas for a tooth extraction, rose and savagely attacked Dr. R. B. Leonard and Dr. Wunder. Wunder used a hammer on Bowers causing a skull fracture. Bowers jailed on bail. wife and patients fled in panic. Wunder released in $1,000 bail as authorities investigate.
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Bnectal Dispatch
Commercial Tribune
Awashington
George W. Bowers
R. B. Leonard
W. H. Wunder
Wunder
Bowers
Roosevelt Praises Stillings as Surmise of Dismissal Denied
At Oyster Bay Secretary Loeb issued a statement defending Public Printer Stillings amid rumors he would be replaced. The President has no plan to displace Stillings and credits him with restoring order and establishing a businesslike, economical government printing operation.
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Commercial Tribune
Oyster Bay
Stillings
Loeb
Kongo Natives Revolt Reported On Free State Ships
Passengers aboard the Kongo mail steamer report a serious revolt among Free State natives who refuse to work in lieu of taxes. In Aruwimini district an officer was wounded and several soldiers were injured as punitive expeditions are reportedly dispatched.
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Free State
Brussels
Aruwimini
Dynamite Cap Explosion During Child Spanking
Mrs. Fred Williams of Bearpoint, Crooked Lake, Cheboygan, Mich, severely injured while spanking her seven year old son for a minor offense. A dynamite percussion cap in the boy’s hip pocket exploded, tearing a large hole in his hip and likely causing fatal injuries. The mother suffered loss of two fingers and facial and bodily cuts.
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Commercial Tribune
Cheboygan
Mich
Fred Williams
Bearpoint
Crooked Lake
Garfield says he will fight lumber trust
Special Dispatch reports James R. Garfield in Mentor reveals the Roosevelt administration will clash with the lumber trust to curb restraints on trade. He says prosecutions may follow with actions by the Bureau of Corporations and the Inland Waterways Commission, naming lumber barons like James J. Hill and the Weyherhousers as targets.
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Garfield
Co Tribune
Cleveland
Scretary of the Interior
James R. Garfield
Roosevelt
Lumber Trust
Bureau of Corporations
Department of Commerce and Labor
Inland Waterways Commission
Theodore E. Burton
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mr. Garfield
James J. Hill
Weyerheusers
Weyerhousers
Girl Leads Pot in Burglar Chase at Burgess Store
Miss Harriet Nichols, a Burgettstown girl, led a posse to capture James Campbell, the alleged burglar who had looted Burgess H. B. McMurray’s drug store. Campbell, a coal miner, fled but was overtaken after a short pursuit. Nichols handcuffed him and delivered him to the burgess.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Harriet Nichols
Burgettstown
James Campbell
Burgess H. B. McMurray
Miss Nichols
Campbell
Illinois appoints Prof Dewsnup to railroad administration chair
President Edmund J. James of the University of Illinois announces the appointment of Prof. E. R. Dewsnup as professor of railroad administration and management at the University of Illinois. Dewsnup has spent the past three years with the University of Chicago.
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Commercial Tribune
Champaign
Ill
Edmund J. James
University of Illinois
E. R. Dewsnup
Dewsnup
University of Chicago
Souvenir Hunters Loot Prince Wil helm's Ship
Prince Wilhelm of Sweden toured New York on a Sunday attending services on the Fylgia and hosting a luncheon. Visitors mobbed him ashore as souvenir hunters stripped the cruiser of wine glasses dishes caps swords and even a breech block latch. About 10 000 people visited over two days risking the ship's displacement from missing items.
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New York
Prince Wilhelm
Sweden
Flygia
Central Park
Plan to End Telegraph Strike Outlined in Chicago Meeting
Definite plans to end the telegraphers strike were announced. A Forty-Five committee will meet in New York on September 9 to discuss terms of peace if employers or the Associated Press show willingness. The group includes 15 Western Union, 10 Postal, 5 AP operators and 15 women, with instruction to seek terms covering all firms.
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Commercial Tribune
Chicago
Telegraphers’ Union
New York
Telegraph Companies
Associated Press
Committee of Forty-Five
Western Union Company
Postal
Neill
American Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
John Mitchell
D. J. Keefe
Matador Thirteen Gored Before Thousands in Mexico Arena
Moronto Chico, matador, was gored by a bull at Juarez Plaza del Toros across the Rio Grande in El Paso Mexico this afternoon. He was horribly mangled in view of thousands and is believed fatally injured.
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EL Paso
Tex
Moronto Chico
Juarez Plaza del Toros
Rio Grande
Mexico
Transports Sail for Casablanca
Oran Algeria September 1 The transport Nive sailed last night for Casablanca with a battalion of the Foreign Legion. The Shamrock left today with another battalion and the Mytho will take a squadron of Spahis.
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Oran
Algeria
Nive
Casablanca
Mytho
Morton hints Root in Presidential race
Paul Morton returns to Paris and notes a strong Republican field for the Presidency. He says Mr Root will likely be a candidate and that any of Root Fairbanks Knox Taft or Hughes would make an excellent President.
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Commercial Tribune
Paris
Paul Morton
Root
Fairbanks
Knox
Taft
Hughes
Courier Journal and Times Return to Old Quarters
Louisville reports the Courier Journal and Times back in their old quarters with regular editions resuming. Initial loss estimates were overstated. final figures are not yet set, but losses will be much smaller than first believed. Building and plant will be restored to first-class condition quickly by workers.
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Commercial Tribune
Louisville
Courier- Journal
Times
Wll
Golden, Cecil & Co
Caleb Powers Answers Hager On Pardon Pact
Caled Powers declares in a lengthy statement that he knows who killed Governor Goebel but asserts James Howard is not the culprit. He criticizes Judge S. W. Hager and Willson for pledging pardons or denials if elected, argues for a fair trial, and contends his case remains before Kentucky courts.
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Commercial Tribune
Georgetown
Caleb Powers
Kentucky
Goebel
James Howard
State Penitentiary
S. W. Hager
Lexington
Willson
Senator Goebel
Jim How
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Nesses
Englehart
Morgue
Ther
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Imperial Party
Man
Maniac
Boy
Chicago Daily News
Secretary of the Interior
Pooot
Pennsylvania
Fugitive
Juarez
Foreign Legation
Legion
Morton Mentions Root
Courier-Journal and Times
Hager
James Hargis
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