Murder charge and riot unrest sweep New York and Springfield
Captain Jer Halnes Jr and Jenkins Haines face murder charges in New York after a shooting at the Yacht Club. In Springfield, 3000 heavily armed soldiers quell rioters enforcing martial law as a grand jury convenes to probe the Boston area riot and related killings, with Abraham Ryan and William Degen cases highlighted.
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New York
Jer Halnes, Jr
Thefe
Jenkins Haines
Wm. Annin
Creation Magazine
Haat
Jore
Magintrace Smith
Maxis
Coney
Jaretti
Sirien H. Hoberts
Maino
Springfield
Hotmrs
Apecil Grand Jury
George Mitchardson
Amomsault
Karl Hallam
Richardson Stl
Richardson
Shrinefield
Harry Loper
Moomington
Abraham Ryan
William Degen
Ryan
Tagan
Wesre
Abaham Liccalm
Megro
Notified Event Tomorrow In Otica New York
Fragmented notice reports upcoming event in Otica New York with references to Tomor and Jax S Sherman. It mentions a nomination, a decorated figure, and a transfer. Ambassadors and a crowning ceremony are loosely referenced along with dates in August.
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Otica
Tomorrte
Jax S. Sherman
Circus Train Wreck Near Fort Kells Injures Eight
A Barnum and Bailey circus special derailed near Fort Kells as rails spread under heavy cars. Eight people were seriously injured and several commissary wagons ditched. The circus menagerie survived. crews worked overnight to clear wreckage and reopen the line.
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Vancouver
Barnum & Bailey
Fort Kells
Dumber
Through Train to the Pacific Coast Inaugurated
Chicago officials announce the Pacific coast through train will begin by year’s end. The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railroad reports a record stretch of 117 bridges and 115 miles of track built during the period, marking a milestone in its expansion.
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Midale
Milwaukee
Hamaung
Chicago
Til
Milwaukee & St. Pau
Pacific Coast
Young Ingetwatmin: Robbery by Youthful Highwaymen
In San Francisco on August 17 William Ley, a year old man, was assaulted by two youthful highwaymen who beat him unconscious after following him home. They searched him, found little money, then fled. Ley was rushed to a hospital and remains in a state of delirium.
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San Francisco
Cal
William Ley
T Ld
Lee
Tme
Roma
Taft Speech Draws Big Crowd in Hot Springs Va
Early reports say more than 6000 people will gather in Hot Springs Virginia on Friday to hear Republican nominee William Howard Taft deliver a campaign speech. Taft is hard at work preparing his remarks for the occasion.
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Hot Springs
HM. Taft
Taft
Kootenai County Courthouse Fire Tray Debate Framed
The illustrated edition features a controversial image questioning the county courthouse, urging readers to support a proposed county dam public works project. The piece challenges opponents to consider perceived local decline and urges votes on the upcoming ballot.
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Kootenai County
Ceurt
Hathdrnen
Trilmne
Bank desk mix up over $115 loss sparks inquiry
Narrator reports a man named Muncey left about $115 in bills on a bank desk while making a deposit in the First National Bank. He realized the error after leaving, checked stores for the money, and recollected a stranger in the bank may be involved as a potential thief. No decisive lead yet.
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Muncey
First National Bank
Ant
Learing
Hestwime
Hight Thee MIRers Cut. FERRE MAUTE Strike Report
Aug 17 reports from the bituminous district indicate about 000 miners out of 19900 in the district are striking. Authorities fear the strike will be long and widespread, affecting local operations and output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ind
Comvemation Cp tr Reve Hundred Miles Premberd
Aug 17 report on Colin Jesnce and Mercer revealing a wireless telephone device claimed superior to earlier tech. They tested near Rat de Seine with a wireless station under Ministerial oversight. Officers expect future improvements may extend range to 600 to 700 miles. Column's Colum, noted as a prominent investor, is connected to major wireless ventures.
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Colin
Jesnce
Mercer
Rat de Seine
Department of
Minister
Colum
Is & Wall
Wirsions Espert
Eifel
Many Perish in Steamer Disaster at Carp Lake
At Carp Lake Michigan Aug The Lew Lana steamer exploded killing many aboard. Bodies recovered, many still missing as panic and flames trapped passengers on deck and in staterooms. Isabella Ladera of Traverse City among the dead. cause under investigation.
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Petoskey
Mia Leabella Laderia
Traverse City
Mich
Mutiny Alleges Joined Rebels in Moumtate Region
Hong Kong Aug 17 The mutineers who killed their commander after resisting arrest have joined the Yan a rebels in the southwestern Kwangtung province. The aborigines live in inaccessible mountains and have never been subjected to government control. Admiral Li has arrived to support the government with troops and torpedo boats to secure villages and recover arms.
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Hongkong
Konghan
Sear Wachow
Remrade Hed Bern
Aubling
Yana
Kwangtung
Mowntalan
Li Hax
Ramahin
Lerma
Talking Mountains
Fire devastation hits Tehauma Caust in August blaze
A large fire in Tehama California destroyed the business district last evening causing estimated losses around $100,000. Origin of the blaze is undetermined as the fire swept through the area, with the entire downtown reported as destroyed and several structures damaged. Disturbing reports place James Will Aggregate at $100,000 in damages.
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Tehauma
California
Tahama
Cal
Without & Busines Center
Duai- Ness
James
Bryan Denies Guffey Story in Nebraskian Denial
FAIRVIEW Neb August 17 We Jennings Bryan today denied a circulating tale that he held out at the national convention to influence Col Gutter of Pittsburgh in exchange for 200000 toward campaign funds. He called the story false in every part and rejected the allegation against him.
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Fairview
Neb
Jennings Bryan
Col. Gutter
Munsee
Guitey
Bryan
Attacks Bryan on Labor Plan Sparks Wide Reaction
In a Septembers early summary, Jemm W. Van Cleave, head of the National Association of Manufacturers, challenges William J. Bryan’s reply to earlier charges about labor and the Denver platform. He accuses Bryan of defending union intimidation and questions the impact of a proposed federal policy on bankers and depositors. He urges Bryan to clarify stance on boycotts and the association’s position against coercive tactics.
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eFamvinw
Neb
Jennings
Lou
Jemm W. van Cleave
Nasonal Association of Manufacturers
Willem J. Bryan
van Clave
Denver
Inbornslowe
van Cleave
United State
Lincoln
Beree
Bryan Dhes
Hrgan
Gwarasty
Denwr
van Cleary
Bevan
Remare Sil
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Geo
Thornton J. Hainer
Hannegin
Fort Munro
Mere
Peter C. Haines
Port Sherman
Second Infantry
Plone
Steee
Digtomat
Don
Palefa Leweight
Nich
Ras
Latta
Tay Crown
Rial Bo Lameoth
Neth
Young Ingetwatmin
Bob
Kootenai County Court House
Sual Rumewat
van Cleve
Chinrae
Rubino Dotrict
Guffey
Ames
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