Cuban rebel leader blows up bridges in Cuba war
Insurgent chief Pino Guerra rejects armistice terms and demands presidential elections annulled. He blows up two Western Railway bridges in Pinar del Rio and attacks San Juan de Martinez while government forces, led by Colonel Avalos, struggle to respond.
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Havana
Cuba
Pino Guerra
Pinar del Rio
Guerra
Pinar de Rilo City
San Juan de Martinez
Hig
Avalos
Clows
San Luis
Pinar del Rio City
Meenocal
Congress
Tts
Englah
Great Britain
Washington
Meat Packers Capitulate On Labels For Canned Meats
Washington reports end to label dispute after conferences between Secretary Wilson Dr Melvin and about forty meat packers. Packets will use exact ingredient statements by October 1 when the law takes effect. Wilson pressed for precise contents while accepting a compromise on percentages in canned products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Wilson
Melvin
Bureau of Animal Industry
Department of Agriculture
Gillette Wins Gubernatorial Nomination In California
Congressman James N. Gillette of Eureka secures the Republican nomination for Governor on the first ballot by 591% of votes to 23,314 for incumbent Geo C Pardee. Pardee blamed for San Francisco disaster handling and for resisting recall urged by citizens. platform thanks helpers and calls Congress to grant three years of duty free building materials for San Francisco relief.
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Santa Cruz
Cal
James N. Gillette
Eureka
Geo. C. Pardee
Pardee
San Francisco
Congress
Opposes Joint Statehood in Arizona Conventions
Bisbee Arizona conventions of both parties adopt a resolution declaring unaltered opposition to joint statehood with New Mexico. They state preference to remain a territory forever rather than share statehood with New Mexico.
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Arizona
Bisbee
Ariz
New Mexico
Baseball Trade Roundup Boosts Several Clubs
The Boston American Club lands Milwaukee star Oberlin. St Louis signs shortstop Forrest Crawford and adds a strong throwing arm. Chicago Nationals buy Chenault Purdy and Seabaugh from Vincennes. Steinfeldt aims to lead NL batsmen. Pittsburgh acquires Shaw from Louisville. Falkenberg stars for Wilmington. Ferguson of the New York Nationals touted as top pitcher. St Louis National signs outfielder Kelley from Baltimore. Beaumont of Pirates shows limited stealing that year.
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St. Louis
Forreat Crawford
Chicago Nationals
Chenault
Purdue
Vincennes
Algo
Seabaugh
Harry Steinfeldt
Ciavinnath
Pittsburg
Shaw
Louisville Cth
Falkenberg
Whollingtons
Ferguson
New York Nationals
St. Louis National Club
Oufielder Kelley
Baltimore Club
Beaumont
Pirates
Russia Takes Heart Again In Stolypin Upturn
Moscow reports a rally in industrial shares following Stolypin program. Leaders debate the Octobrist and Constitutional Democrat moves as reform continues amid strikes and unrest. In St Petersburg Premier Stolypin vows firm action against terrorists while pressing not to abandon reforms.
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Moscow
Russia
Briansk
Sormovo
Drakri Shipoff
Count Mayden
Michael Stakovich
Regenerationist
Count Hayden
Constitutional Democrats
Zemstvo Congress
Urals
Siberia
St. Petersburg
Stolypin
Reopening of Universities Favored by Russian Students
In St. Petersburg a meeting of Social Democratic and Socialist Revolutionist university students decided not to oppose the October 14 reopening of universities. This signals an end to two years of educational paralysis as many students favor returning to studies and resisting the idea of universities as mere centers of revolutionary activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siedice
Poland
Sonte
Libau
Skallon
Pienkna
Warsaw
Aliena
Englke
Lig Oazaar
St. Petersburg
Des Moines Chief Kills Man at County Fair Grounds
Fort Dodge Iowa Chief Myron Tullar fired on George Dugan of Rockwell City during a horse race dispute at the Calhoun County fair grounds in Manson. Dugan died after being struck. Tullar was arrested and driven away to prevent a mob lynching.
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Des Moines
Yowa
Myron Tullar
Fort Doege
Kired
George Dugan
Rockwell City
Calhoun County Fair
Manson
Dugan
George Korns
Somers
Tullar
Republicans Carry Maine In Heavy Early Returns
Portland Me return from elites and many towns indicate Governor William T Cobb Republican is re elected by a small plurality over Cyrus W Davis Democrat. Four Republican congressmen re elected Amos L Allen 1306, Charles E Littlefield about 1000, Edwin C Burleigh about 5000, Llewelyn Powers 3500. Democrats gain to twelve state senators and about sixty representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
William T. Cobb
Cyrus W Davis
Amos L. Allen
Charles E. Littlefield
Edwin C. Burleigh
Llewelyn Powers
Cheaper light in Syracuse fixed by state gas board
The State Commission of Gas and Electricity granted a gas rate cap of 95 cents per 1000 cubic feet in Syracuse starting October 1. Street lighting electricity is set at 68 dollars per lamp with commercial power at 9 cents per kilowatt hour for one year, then 8 cents. Current rates show street lamps at 85.77 dollars per lamp annually, commercial incandescent at 12 cents per kilowatt with a 2 cent early pay discount, and gas at 1 dollar per 1000 cubic feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
State Commission of Gas and Electricity
Syracuse
Government to Attack Standard Oil Monopoly at Chicago
Headquarters for Special Counsel C. B. Morrison, prosecutor of trusts, are set in Chicago to pursue actions against the Standard Oil Company. The next step involves charging the firm with monopoly under federal trust-busting efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil Monopoly
C. B. Morrison
Chicago
Standard Oi Company
Massive mudslide obliterates Kwarell township
In Caucasus region near Tiflis, a catastrophic mud and sand slide swept over Kwarell township, burying 255 people alive and destroying livestock and crops. Five kilometres wide, the disaster reflects frequent avalanches in Caucasian valleys. Pope greets Father Werny and commends the Society of tents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rissia
Kwarell
Telaw
Caucasus
Werny
Society of Tents
Gas Magnate Walls Himself and Other Mixed News
A jumble of 1900s era items: Claiencu K. Wooster, Chicago vice president of People’s Gas Light and Coke, dies by self-inflicted action. Dominican rebels defeated before Monte Cristi. Onion crop quality cited in the Central West. A railway program planned for fifteen years. German estimates show a large surplus. A wireless note says Mrs Hor Nin Oellehs’s husband died in New York. Edward Rosewater found dead in a courtroom. Bryan greeted warmly in New Haven during discussions of government ownership.
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Hornin Oellehs
New York City
Keane
Pius XII
Russian Reform Plans Quietly Change Imperial Policy
The Russian Cabinet unveils reform proposals aimed at suppressing disorder, lifting restrictions on Hebrews, and granting autonomy to certain provinces, signaling a shift in imperial governance and minority policy.
Public ownership push at Trades Union Congress Liverpool
The Trades Union Congress in Liverpool unanimously urged MPs to introduce a bill for nationalizing all railways canals and mines across the United Kingdom. In Arkansas a murderess killed her husband and three children at Plegett Clay County before taking her own life at the state insane asylum in Little Rock.
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Great Britain
Trades Vaition Congress
Liverpool
England
He Bor
United Kingdom
Kis
Frank Palgrove
Plegett
Clay County
Hadles
Arkansas Insane
Little Rock
Nosy Crop Outlook Brims With Record Yields
A fragmentary report notes corn yield strong, wheat shows heavy production, and cotton crop promises near historic highs amid a large harvest season. The item highlights crop outlooks from agricultural officials and local markets.
Roosevelt on Religion at Oyster Bay Centennial
President Roosevelt spoke at the Christ Episcopal Church centennial in Oyster Bay. He urged that national wealth must fuel spiritual development and civic virtue, urging honest conduct in business and public life and stressing religion as a foundation for a strong republic. The event included church leaders and a dinner with clergy and members.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Christ Episcopal Church
IL. JH. Washburn
Frederick Burfesy
Long Tsland
America
Espiscopal
W. Montague Geer
Manhattan
George T. Vandewater
Rome
Ufe
Oman
Turbulent World News Highlights From Early 1900s Reports
A scattered digest covers investigations into the Newfoundland fisher, a saltpetre study on humans, and the Morocco exodus of a Chicago banker. It notes naval reshuffles, tariff debates, and rail signaling inquiries, plus political protests, Mindanao separations, typhus in Manila water, and a Boston death followed by a wife’s suicide. The item also mentions Duke’s estate matters, rabies cases from Rhode Island cats, New York land claims on Coney Island, and a rate war between railroads. International notes include Russian terrorist activity, Emperors and generals, Jewish resettlement moves, earthquakes in Chile, and a Buenos Aires embezzlement arrest.
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Rhode Island
Pasteur
New York City
Metz
Coney Island
Shaw
International Policyholders’ Committee
Bishop McCabe
Pittsburg
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Hipple
Segal
Real Estate Trust Company
Philadelphia
Double Hanging in Pittsburg Jail Yard
Cornelius Coombs and John Williams, Black men, were executed by hanging in the jail yard at Pittsburg Pennsylvania. Coombs went first, Williams followed about half an hour later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitsburg
Cornelius Coombs
John Willams
Wes
Pittsburg
Coombs
Willams
President’s Vacation Plans Leave Oyster Bay for Washington
The President will depart Oyster Harbor for Washington on October 1, spending September at Sagemore Witt. Officials say the trip is for duties and rest, with arrival in the capital expected by early October.
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Oyster
Washington
Sagemore Witt
Fighting by San Domingo Rebels Reported Defeated Twice
Advices from Cape Wastenay say the Robinkan rebels have been twice defeated near Monte Cristi the port besieged. The report notes fighting ongoing as forces contest control along the coast and interior.
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San Domingo
Cape
Monte Cristi
Ladin Charity Ad Sparks Large Pauper Signy Effort in Indiana
A lengthy signy advertisement outlines a broad charity push in Indiana with many paupers aided. It notes one person in every fifty as the charity target and mentions local organizers and ongoing relief efforts amid widespread need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladin
Indiana
Labor unrest and wage shifts span North America and beyond
The report catalogs union actions and wage changes across cities. Polio activity drives local measures in Tastan. Eight hour day gains announced by SpAmie Tennessee owners and Portland Mey plumbers and carpenters. Cleveland transit workers secure one cent hourly rise. Cleveland initiation fee rises to 25 dollars and monthly dues to 1.50. New York bartenders press for wine union perks amid growing labor alignment. Canadian and U S unions signal ongoing organizing with new representatives in Tun ton Ont and Vancouver. International Matism and climber campaigns stir craft workers. Teamsters in Defense City NT push protections against hover wader rules amid broader labor activity in vk City.
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Krishts
Libor
Tastan
SpAmie
Tenn
Portland
Mey
Suturbin
Cleveland
Oks
Clevelshie
Tunton
Ont
Vancouver
United Cloth, Tat
Chingaign
Denfey City
Vk City
Harvard Loses Boat Race At Putney Mortlake Course
Cambridge eight overcome Harvard by over two lengths on the Thames in nineteen minutes and sixteen seconds. Harvard struggled with steering troubles and faster Britons led by stroke Stuart, while Cantabs faded but held on to victory.
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Putney
England
Cambridge
Harvard
Putney-Mortlake
Thames
Oxford
Crimson Gilloyine
Hammersmith Bridge
M. B. Blagden
Stuart
Doukhorks Forced to Eat in Regina Jail
Fourteen Doukhobors imprisoned in Regina jail are being fed by force after refusing nourishment. A physician supervised reinsertion via pumping sustenance through the teeth, with the operation planned three times daily until they relent. The men, readers of a famed banner praising cactus-walking, threaten starvation if Saskatchewan authorities oppose their demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Quebec
Regina
Prairies
Saskatchewan
Eden
California
Ohio mother wounds her two children then seeks help
Mrs Henry Knippen wife of a farmer near Cloverdale Putnam County severely harmed her two children a three year old boy and a one year old girl after the act she went to a neighbor s home and asked them to check on the children The crime was carried out with carting hats The woman had been discharged recently from the Toledo State Hospital for mental illness
Secret society calls for rebel deaths in Calcutta
Report from Calcutta cites a clandestine group named Gold th Bengal urging 100000 men to fight and die for their country. The document warns of stronger riots and famine amid crowding and shop activity. Economy shows rising crops and lower prices, with liberal exports expected though unrest persists. England announces new battleship Lord Nelson linked to the Agamemnon class, with details unclear.
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Calcutta
India
Judge McVey Admits No Terminal Rights in Major Cities
Des Moines judge AJ McVey of Town serving as general counsel for the New York Roston and Chicago Fleetrie Roadway Company acknowledged that his firm holds no terminal rights in Boston Haghensiach New York or Chiragas.
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AJ McVey
Des Moines
Town
New York, Roston
Onion Prices High In Ohio District News
Onion prices rise to about four bits per pound as market buyers struggle with shortages. The report notes persistent inflation and local trade concerns impacting households and small businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohie
Robbers Hold Up Town Bank in Akely Minn Raid
Spectacular bank raid in Akely Minnesota ends with $10,000 taken from the safe and $80,000 in cash plus $10,900 in diamonds left behind. $500 in silver scattered. Town marshal and Dr. P R Trish aided by citizens as robbers fled west toward a train bound for St Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. R. Trish
Vail
Red River Valley Lumber Company
St. Paul
Martial Law in Cuba Under Palma Suspends Guarantees
Havana reports Palma proclaimed martial law to secure government, suspending constitutional rights. The decree canceled amnesty offers and transferred power to the executive, with Liberal leaders seized from homes and public venues and held incommunicado without stated reasons.
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Havana
Cuba
Palma
Clibs
Woman battles with bandits in Derby home robbery
Four men bound Miss Mary White in her Derby residence on a lonely road and robbed her of money and jewelry valued at 3000 dollars. One assailant asked for water, then seized her in the kitchen, while three others raped her at the doorway. They bound her, gagged her, and looted the house of valuables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derby, Conn
Mary White
Herhans
New York Diamond Merchant Robbed En Route to Baltimore
New York City diamond merchant Satomin Urbach told Baltimore police he was robbed of $410,000 in gems while traveling by train to Baltimore. He boarded a sleeping car in Jersey City at midnight and stored $40,000 in uncut diamonds under his pillow. upon waking near Baltimore the diamonds were missing. Porter and conductor reported no one near the berth during the night.
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Baltimore
Satomin Urbach
New York City
Urbach
Pennsylvania
Jersey City
Merchant Sudwall Arrested in Balcony Murder Case
Mobile, Alabama reports Charles J Sudwall a merchant was arrested in Pensacola Florida charged with the murder of Lawrence Irving after a balcony brawl. Sudwall allegedly threw Irving over a railing, causing a skull fracture and Irvings death shortly after.
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Mobile
Ala
Charles J. Sudwall
Pensacola
Fla
Lawrence Irving
Sudwall
Ervin
Pierce admits Standard Oil gobbled Waters-Pierce under protest
H. Clay Pierce chairman of Waters-Pierce Company confesses in a St Louis examination that Standard Oil seized his company amid Texas efforts to oust the independent firm. The admission implicates Standard Oil as the principal cause of the consolidation under protest and highlights regulatory pressure in Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Clay Pierce
Waters-Pierce of Companys
St Louis
Standard of
Texas
Corn and Cotton Records and Heaveecards Trust
Readable fragments describe a record field involving corn and cotton with a note about trust, suggesting a courtroom or ledger style entry. The text hints at a regulatory or financial matter, but specifics are unclear. The item appears as a damaged or garbled OCR snippet within a historical newspaper page segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heaveecards Trust
Notable Military and Social Figures Quarterly News
Major Alfred Dresfus plans retirement from the French army in October while Lt General Miles and General Misara undertake a pleasure tour abroad. The Hon Henry Lindhurst Bruce, heir of Lord Aberdare, will wed Miss Camille Clifford, an American actress. Sir Robert Wart writes of completion of work for Chinese customs and hints at retirement to England. King Edward VII pursues a regimen of exercise and frugality for health. German professor Adolph Harmack and De Keoch are expected to visit the United States in 1907 as guests of the Carnegie Institute. Sidney Smith Lee, son of Captain in Murray Lee and grandnephew of General Robert E Lee, will soon be posited as a prominent figure in naval circles.
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William
Breslau
Mogador
Anfloos Kald
Talea
Chile
St. Vincent
St. Lucia
Grenada
Trades Union Congress
Liverpool
England
Devi
Alabama
Liverapel
Teventy
Paul Sidler
Gibraltar
Morella and Tacambaro
Irapunto
Mexico
Mexican Central
Perrmndiro
Mich- Ci
Prince Schacowskoj
Russia
Stolspin
Jarik Waldemar Bhratrom
Santa Ana
Buenos
Barry
Bala
Leslie U¢rq
Alfred Dresfus
Wy Penslow
Nelson A. Miles
Gener Anson Misara
Uepry Lindhurst Bruce
Lord Aberdare
Camille Ciifford
Robert Wart
Edward
Adolph Harmack
de Keoeh
United States
Carmegie
Pristing
Sidney Smith Lee
Capainin Murray Lee
Robert Eo Lee
Real Estate Trust Scandal Three Arrests Stir Philadelphia
District Attorney Bell arrested Adolph Segal, William F. North, and William J. Collingwood on charges of conspiracy, embezzlement, perjury, and related crimes in a bust tied to the Real Estate Trust Company wreck. A mob protested outside the magistrate’s office as details emerged of Hipple’s criminal network and vanished funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Adolph Segal
Hipple
Wiliam F. North
William J. Collingwood
Bell
Segal
North
Collingwood
Eisenbrown
Colliugwood
Yorace Hill
Star Bank
Joseph Detro
Metropolitan Traction Company
Defro
Trustees
The
Presbyterian General Assembly
Hippie
Committee of Auditors
Presbyterian
Atlantic City
Invard
Mercer Memorial
Pacific Avenue
Park Place
No Gaming in Sydney New South Wales
Sydney New South Wales parliament passes strict anti gambling law banning betting at grounds hosting sports except special racecourse cases. Race meetings in metropolitan Sydney limited to Wednesdays Saturdays and public holidays. Newspapers forbidden from publishing racing advertisements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
N.S. W
Metropolltan
Four Boys Die in Coal Bin Gas Explosion
In Stellarton Nova Scotia five boys searched for a ball in an unused coal bin. Four boys lit a match, igniting gas and were instantly killed. The victims were sons of Nell Gunn and of Joseph Frew and Nell Patterson.
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Stellarton
N. 5
Nell Gunn
Joseph Frew
Nell Patterson
Investigations Open into International Harvester Trust
Kansas Attorney General C C Coleman has instituted investigations at Topeka to determine if the International Harvester Company violates state anti trust laws. The inquiry seeks to assess possible unlawful business practices within the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvester Trust
International Harvester Company
C. C. Coleman
Kansas
Topeka
Treasury to aid gold imports with bank deposits
Secretary Shaw announced in Washington that the Treasury would make deposits with national banks to help facilitate gold imports, aiming to ease shortages and stabilize markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaw
Washington
The
Treasury
Eight Hour Demands Sweep Across Cities and States
Milford laborers work eight hours for two dollars while Massachusetts reports 73.5 percent foreign laborers. Carbondale painters win 25 cent raise. Berkeley and South Norfolk carpenters gain eight hour shifts. St Paul painters adopt higher wages as employers slow output. Michigan Supreme Court upholds eight hour law. Portland plumbers and carpenters secure eight hour day. Montreal bakers raise weekly wages from ten to twelve dollars, then to fifteen. Louisville painters win eight hour day and a ten percent raise. About 5000 Porto Rican laborers appeal to President Roosevelt for intervention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carbondale
Carpenters
Berkeley
Norfolk
St. Paul
Michigan Supreme Court
Portland
Montreal
Que
Louisville
Porto Rico
Roosevelt
Iskud
Proctor Wins Vermont Governor Post in Protracted Race
Complete Vermont returns show Fletcher D. Proctor elected governor over Vercigal W. Clement by 14 676 votes with 42 150 to 26 474. Clement carried Bennington Burlington and Rutland areas while Montpelier backed Clement. Republican gains included majorities in the House and a single Democratic Senate member. In Wisconsin Davidson won the GOP nomination for governor by about 40 000 votes. Alyward secured Democrat nomination. Arkansas yields near unanimity for Democrats with Jeff Davis likely governor and strong anti liquor license sentiment nationwide.
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White River Junction
Vermont
Fletcher D. Proctor
Vercigal W. Clement
Proctor
Clement
Plu
Bennington
Burlington
Rutland
Montpelier
David J. Foster
Edwin D. Caft
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
James O. Davidson
la. Foliette
Irvine L. Lenroot
John A. Alyward
Madison
Just Merten
Waukesha
Arkansas
Little Rock
Ark
Senate
House
Jeff Davis
United States
John
Little
Georgia Democrats in Convention Nominate Hoke Smith
The Democratic State Convention in Macon unanimously nomi nated Hoke Smith for Governor and endorsed William J. Bryan for President in 1908. The platform urges replacing nominating conventions with majority vote primaries and calls for railroad reforms and disenfranchisement of Black voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Hoke Smith
William J. Bryan
Senate
Evolution of Irrigation Institutions In Western US
Boise reports at the National Irrigation Congress discuss water waste in irrigation. Dr Elwood Mead outlines ownership shift from private rights to community and government control while Prof Samuel Fortier cites Western states losing about 35 million dollars annually due to waste from distributing irrigation water. He suggests potential to cut losses by ten percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho
Elwood Mead
Government Reclamation Service
Samuel Fortier
University of California
Ile
Bride dies in gasoline fire after new marriage
In Pittsburg a bride of five days, Rosie Kamp, twenty, died at Braddock General Hospital from burns received while attempting to start a fire with gasoline to prepare a breakfast for her husband. The blaze was burning slowly when she added gasoline. Also reported, Chief Justice David Torrance of the Connecticut Supreme Court died at his Derby home from heart trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Rosie Kamp
Braddock General Hospital
Torrance
David Torrance
Connecticut Supreme Court
Derby
Philippine Rebellion Crushed as Moros Norte Arrests 150
Report from Manila states Governor with constabulary cracked an incipient insurrection in Moros Norte Luzon arresting 150 conspirators led by two co convicts. Elsewhere bandit activity in Long Island. Cuban tobacco crop fears follow unrest. Importantly indictments target Standard Oil with federal grand jury action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Moros Norte
Luzon
Constabulary
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Valma
Fala
Prisco
Clu
Oberlin
Ternelitish
Police
CNEP
Maine
State Commission
Tiflis
Walls
Claiencu K. Wooster
People’s Gas Light and Coke Company
Cone
Haxden
Central West
Vasuvilla
Nile
National Rifle Assachadion
Sea Girl
N. 2
Ohio
Tell
Bellet
Department of Commerce and Labor
Morocco
Paul O. Stenstand
William 8. McCaskey
Pacific
Navy Department
Asiatic
Republican Campaign
Interstate Commerce Commission
Usl
Mindanao
Rodney
United States Court of
Honolulu
Tawaii
David B. Sharrett
Boston
James B. Duke
Somervilleau
William Zeigler
Wiliam Zeigler
Princeton
N. J
WCTU
University
Croton
XN. Y
Fin Dreds
Qulessa
Transescucashi Ip
Sledice
Rusatay
Labor World
Beneads
Siamnens
Indty
Lord Nelson
Agamemnon
upRehe
Jarraw-on-Tyne
Mteetrie Road
Roermharde
Legion of Honor
Lady Larter
Beth
Victoria Toakly
Akely
Minn
Jesse James
New York
Pall
Promoter Legal
Presbyterians
Sydney, N. S. W
Milford
Mass
Massachusetts
Lac Follette
Georgia
la Follette
Gover
Anutomodiles
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District of Columbia
Standard Ol Company
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Korea
Standard Oil Company
Graid Jumesus Tinois
Ratiraad Rahator
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