Mayor on Verge of Nervous Collapse Rested After East Trip
Charles J. Christie reports Mayor Julius Fleischmann is back from a summer in Philadelphia and the East. The mayor, advised by his physician, rested on yacht and mountains and is now recovered. Christie notes no great enthusiasm for racing, family plans, and return timing next Sunday or Monday.
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Charles J. Christie
Philadelphia
New York City
Julius Fleischmann
Mr. Christie
Labrador
Angel at bedside leads him a stray in Cincinnati
Philip Hook of Hillsboro Ohio says an angel visited his bedside and predicted the second coming in the Rocky Mountains. After waking at City Hospital he told detectives he met a man who robbed him of 78 dollars, then slept until his wife retrieved him to Hillsboro.
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Rocky Mountains
Idaho
Philip Hook
Hillsboro
Cincinnati
City Hospital
Zoo
Hook
Louis Heyn
McDermott
Calls for Aid Priority in International Wireless Protocol
Final protocol from the International Wireless Telegraph Conference in Berlin outlines that coast stations must receive and transmit sea vessel telegrams without regard to system, must prioritize help requests, and publish technical information to aid ship communications. Taxes will be word-based with coast and vessel taxes subject to national approval.
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Washington
Berlin
State Department
St. Petersburg
Entertainers Gather in Chicago for United Convention
Lecturers magicians readers and entertainers arrive in Chicago from various states to attend a convention aimed at forming a social club with labor union features.
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Chicago
United States
Sound Advice to Young Ministers at Cincinnati Conference
The Cincinnati Conference session yielded little business as Rev. C W Barnes and Bishop Fowler spoke to a crowd at Wesley Chapel. New ministers Reeves Kestle Chenowith Mammaker and Serl were received in full connection. Barnes and Fowler urged steadier support for the ministry and warned against overcrowding charges. The elder story illustrated safeguarding consistency amid leadership pressures and the need for economic reform within the conference.
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Cincinnati
C W. Barnes
Springfield
Bishop Fowler
Buffalo
William W. Reeves
Asa J. Kestle
John F. Chenowith
Wilbur E. Mammaker
Elmer W. Serl
Wesley Chapel
Fowler
Barnes
Brethren
Crowded Car Collides With Furniture Van Sparked Panic
A crowded car collided with a furniture van injuring twelve people seriously as passengers leaped to escape. An eye witness was injured rushing to the scene. Notable injuries include Clara Rust of 225 Ohio Avenue with a broken right leg above the ankle and Charles Bertram of 22st Guy Street.
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Clara Rust
Ohio Avenue
Charles Bertram
Guy Street
Rious
Charles Abrahams
Emming Street
Fred. Perry
Hatch Street
Adams
Sidney F. Carter
College Hill
Ida A. Smith
Florence Kieborth
Christina Bossemeyer
Philomena Avenue
Mamie Bossemeyer
Bonnie Tuttle
Apjones Street
Pearl Johnson
Main Street
West Clifton Avenue
Elm Street
M. Menke
John Highfill
Highfill
Menke
Abrahams
Reliance Wins Third Race to Retain America Cup Title
In heavy fog off New York Reliance defeats Shamrock III to complete the series and keep the famed America’s Cup in American hands. Shamrock III failed to finish after the fog bank. Lipton’s challenge receives later defeat in London with sympathy from the press.
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Shamrock
Lil
Reliance
New York
Shemrock III
Wedding Guest Found Dead After Night of Celebration
A wedding guest named Fred Lennon of 1112 West Sixth Street collapsed on Wilson and Herron avenues near Walnut Hills. Police found him in a dress suit after he had attended a friend's wedding the previous night and accompanied two women home before continuing to his own residence.
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Wilson
Heryon
Walnut Hills
Wilson and
Herron
Fred Lennon
West’ Sixth Street
Lennon
Uniqans Lead in Drawing Pensions
Special Despatch to Commercial Tribune reports that for the fiscal year ending June 30 about 133 million dollars were paid to pensioners. There were 1,001,494 pensioners at year end, down from 996,545, with deaths causing 41,000 drops in the year. Ohio paid 102,308 pensioners 15 million. Pennsylvania 13.33 million. New York 11.76 million. Indiana 64,164 pensioners 10.1 million.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York
Indiana
Three Women Killed by Fast Freight Near Ligonier
Special Despatch reports Mrs. Will Billman, her daughter Mrs. Ollie Peters, and Miss Blanche Gill were instantly killed at Felton's Crossing four miles east of Ligonier when struck by a fast freight train while walking on Lake Shore tracks.
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Commercial Tribune
French Soldiers Use Bayonets in Fight Wounding Two Americans
In Peking on September 3 a clash between French troops and four Americans left two Americans seriously wounded as French soldiers employed bayonets in the encounter.
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Peking
Marshal Fagin Injured Diving at Auditors Summer Camp
United States Marshal Viv J. Fagin and companions visited Auditors Summer Camp on the Little Miami River. He dove from a springboard into shallow rocky water, injuring his hands and causing a head contusion. The accident briefly hindered his ability to sign documents due to swelling.
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United States
Viv. J. Fagin
Auditors
Little Miami River
Marshal Fagin
Servian Officers Demand Court Martial for Conspirators
Belgrade dispatch reports Servian officers not involved in the coup and royal assassinations urge a court martial for the conspirators. If the demand is denied they will resign their commissions.
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Vienna
Belgrade
Alexander
Draga
Sir Thomas Lipton Declares America A Generous Victor
Sir Thomas Lipton praised the United States as a generous victor after the Erin cleared passengers at Highlands of Navelink New Jersey. He recalled his hopeful mood two weeks prior and said he was glad in defeat, thanking Americans for their generosity during his loss.
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Navelink
N. J
Erin
Thomas Lipton
America
Proclamation Urges Macedonias Revolt Against Ottoman Rule
A Bila dispatch reports a copy of a general insurrection proclamation addressed to Macedonians and Adrianople. It lauds their fight, cites massacres and violated women, and vows dawn of liberty as centuries of tyranny fall with one more heroic stroke.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Bila
Macedonia
Adrianople
Fatherland
Ex- governor murder case rumors swirl in Juarez beer garden
T. G. Roach an Kentucky attorney claiming possession of papers to convict ex Governor Taylor and free Caleb Powers created a buzz across the Rio Grande at Juarez. Police pursued him after he threatened violence and fled toward Chihuahua while his wife supposedly knew key figures in the Goebel murder. Authorities weighed the sensational claims against Roach’s intoxicated boasting and crossing into Mexico.
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Spec
Commercial Tribune
Lpaso
Tex
T. G. Roach
Kentucky
Rio Grande
el Paso
Juarez
Taylor
Caleb Powers
Goebel
Roach
Powers
Chihuahua
Mexico
Witt
Paso
Wolfington
Water price spikes as Metz city water shuts down
Berlin reports Metz Alsace water tasting pricey while the city’s water supply is shut down for reservoir cleaning. Bottled waters stored elsewhere in Germany are en route to Metz to meet demand.
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Berlin
Metz
Alsace-Lorraine
Moselle
Germany
Chief Millikin Introduces New Gatling Gun for Police
Chief Millikin returns from Columbus with a new Gatling gun to bolster riot readiness replacing the old Gatling rifle. The weapon, loaned by the Adjutant General, can fire up to 1 480 bullets per minute and will undergo trial with the old squad. A new manual will accompany the device.
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Chief Millikin
Millikin
Columbus
Adjutant General
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Sundasbess
Sir Thomas
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Miami
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