Admiral Evans Retires On His 62nd Birthday
Washington August 18 Bob Evans known as Fighting Bob the Rear Admiral Robley D Evans retires from active command at naval headquarters marking his 62nd birthday and long service in the Atlantic fleet. The obituary style tribute recalls his battles and role in guiding ships such as the Yorktown and blocking Chilean torpedo boats during earlier conflicts.
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D. Evans
Toington
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Army raiders loot two North Dakota restaurants during maneuvers
North Dakota guard units raided the Puottie and Eagle restaurants as troops en route to American Lake allegedly seized food and cigars. An employee with a loaded revolver stopped further confiscation. The proprietors seek damages but dispute whether the raiders were private citizens or part of the U S Army under the command structure.
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Eagle
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American Lake Maneuvers
Pasco
Wight
Jong
Dennis MacNeill
Seston
Wakota
United States Army
Dick Inn
Attempts To Murder Xister Paras Gun On Himself With Point
In Tacoma Washington William Kiteley after attempting to shoot his sister and killing a man named Riewieter Mire Louis Hanstone turned the smoking revolver on himself and died at the morgue from a self inflicted wound. The shooter had been in a deteriorating mental state for some time and the incident drew neighbors to the scene.
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Wash
Woliam Kitetey
Mire
Louis Hanstone
Kiteley
Rimosif
Springfield unions condemn act of depredations and violence
The chamber of nominees and the Springfield business men's association met to denounce vandalism and attacks on persons. They criticized the grand jury investigations and praised local officials while noting patrols continue. The situation is described as quiet but tense with potential further outbreaks feared.
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Springvield
Chamber of Nomineree
Dante
Amuze
Gvand
Civie
Frisco Fire Causes Massive Citywide Damage
A fire in Frisco’s fashionable district caused up to 200000 dollars in losses, sparked by a gasoline can explosion. The blaze spread between buildings, destroying many structures and causing evacuation of residents with no fatalities.
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Sremen
Sherman Accepts Republican Vice Presidential Nomination
Utica dispatch reports J B Sherman notified by Senator Burrows of Michigan of his nomination for vice president on the Republican ticket. City crowds greet the event with speeches, cheers, and a large celebration. Sherman accepts, aligning with Taft's platform and pledging full accord with party principles.
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N.Y
J. B. Sherman
Burrows
Michigan
Sherman
Mpeeck
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Heten
Addrem
Nomines
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Chicago
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Haines Case Set to Uncover Alleged Scandal in New York
In New York on August 18 a hush falls as Captain Peter Haines of the UT ary faces trial for killing William Annis, advertising manager of a recreation sagasine. The case centers on alleged infidelity between Haines's wife and Annis, with witnesses and family tensions set to arise as defense hinges on temporary insanity or other extenuating factors. Military officials at Fort Hamilton report fear for possible disclosures dragging past family misdeeds into the present courtroom drama.
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New York
Petar Haines
Ary
William Annis
Recreation Sagasine
Ie Soretne Neale
Akelpton
Elowet
Hamilton
Anais
Lle
Railroads Lose Ten Million Profits In Year
A public annual statement shows the Southern and Union Pacific lines report a ten million dollar drop in profits for the past year. Impairments and depreciation surprised analysts, triggering market chatter and investor unease. In Washington, the president sent a congratulatory cable to Emperor Franz Joseph on the Austrian Hungary emperor’s birthday, extending wishes for happiness and national prosperity.
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Rawthern and Union
Bawwilal
Rumperer
Washington
Usc
Jearuh
Austria-ttungary
Oregon official disputs critical condition report
Frank Meusan, secretary of state for Oregon, denied today the report that he was critically ill and explained his prominence by stating he was designating residents for an old deity.
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San Francisco
Frank Meusan
Atute
Oregon
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