Insurgents Attacked Near Havana in August Skirmishes
Reports from Cuba describe an insurgent band near Havana fending off a counterattack. In a clash at Spattdli the attackers faced heavy fire. casualties included several killed and dozens wounded. A dynamite explosion destroyed a railway bridge near Bolondron, with many escaping death. General Campos ordered troops to dress in subdued colors to reduce detection by Spanish forces.
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Ila
Cuba
Spattdli
Colon
Quoduilins
Havana
Volun- R
Sainti Clara
Bolondron
aeGen
Campos
Tuan Gualberto Gomez
Ceuta
Africa
Lopes Coloma
Tg de Fl
Wreck of Cotton Belt Passenger Train In Arkansas
Fragmentary report cites accident on Cotton Belt north of Texarkana at Stamps Arkansas, 84 miles north of Texarkana. Train No. 4 reportedly derailed after an open switch, with engineer Highme and wireman Dean severely injured. conductor Putman also hurt. Details remain scarce and unconfirmed.
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Ploe Blutt
Stamps
Ark
Textriana
Highme
Dean
Putman
Unusual counterfeiting scheme surfaces in Winona
Aug 17 report from Winona details a suspected counterfeiter, Auton Dobiar, who used nickel plated coins to swindle locals. He evaded arrest after a tip led officers to act, but he remains at large amid questions about his character and family hardship in Rushford.
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Winona
Mitim
Auton Dobiar
Achenie
Doblar
Rushford
Supreme court sets date for showing in case
In Omaha, August 17, the supreme court extended time for both sides to present arguments, with a decision expected by month’s end. City remains quiet as Paul Vandervoort and W J Breath report no telegrams from Kansas City offering funds to suppress unrest.
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Omaha
Neh
Ang
Supreme Court
Kasay ‘City
Prohibition raid at Spirit Lake ends with guest expulsion
At Spirit Lake a room at Hotel Orleans was raided for liquor. 73 guests were sent home after the liquor was confiscated and destroyed. Guests included United States Senator Gen and Congressman Henderson. Prof W Drew of the Minnesota State Food and Dairy Commission praised the Royal as strong with good keeping quality.
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Webster City
Atte
Orleans
United States
Gen
Henderson
Wheat and cattle markets report from Chicago and Minneapolis
Chicago reports show wheat prices for September and October with multiple basis figures and monthly quotations. Minneapolis notes August closes and daily ranges for corn and flax seed, plus hogs, cattle, and sheep receipts and price levels, while Chicago cattle prices remain steady.
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Arula
Chicago
Ieee
Batley
Netaben
Adust
Detadar
Milwaukee
Ilont
Prosisions Steady' Park
Minneapolis
St. Pow
Ang
Senator in Jail Life Sentence for Murder A Trial of Violence
Aug. 17. In Tuckson Mississippi Ton Dabney Man shall Democratic nominee for state Senator and a court party including H. Coleman W. Z. Volley and P. Fox arrived and killed R. To Dinking, cousin of Bishop G. BR. Galloway. The four defendants were found guilty of murder in the first degree and sentenced to life in the state penitentiary. They will be moved tomorrow to begin serving their terms. The verdict is hailed as a triumph of law over violence with swift justice after a one week interval between shooting and sentence.
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Trump
Livy
Bane
Marshall
Jrrisoners
Orteenert
Newitentiary
Mormow
Mississsippi
Fatal Runaways in Kalamazoo Mill Town Tragic Accident
In Kalamazoo Michigan on August 17 Mary O Korslange 22 of Wisconsin was instantly killed when a buggy accident killed her fiancé Jacob Westover and injured others. Miss Korslange died from a fractured skull while horse carriage wheels jammed between street car tracks and pavement as the horses bolted after a unknown object. John H Blank and Westover were thrown from the buggy and beaten. Miga Jen nie Westover was involved in the mishap with others.
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Kalamagoo
Mich
Mary O. Korslange
Wisn
Jacob Westover
Miga
Jennie Westover
John H. Blank
Ann
Mirs Korslange
Royal Taking Powder Wins Top Award at Fairs
Budld receives the highest award at major international and state fairs for its baking powder product shown in competition against other brands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budld
Dr Septimus Dus and Parkhurst of England in America
A garbled early report notes Rev Septimus Buss and Dr Parkhurst of England in New York on August 17, indicating ongoing transatlantic religious figures visiting America with unclear connections.
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Farkhurst
Cnagland Ayvives
America
New York
Septimus Buss
Parkhurst Af Wugland
Reformist Dr Buss Visits United States
Dr Buss, a Radical reformer long active in the movement to regulate intoxicants, arrived in the United States for study and said the recent Conservative victory dealt a blow to reform efforts. He is president of Bland College and vicar of Shoreditch, London, with a wide civic role. In Kansas City, Herman L Muller's preliminary embezzlement exam concluded with bond set at 4000 dollars and his return to jail. More smallpox deaths were reported at Eagle Pass, Texas, as four new cases and two cooling measures were noted.
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Hay
United States
Buss
Blan College
Shoreditch
London
Ransas City
Herman L. Mueller
Sciusburg Company
Justice Casa
Mueller
Fagle Pass
Tex
FATAL TRAIN COLLISION AT CAMDEN STATION KILLS CHILD
A fatal collision on the Camden and Atlantic railroad near Liberty Place station leaves a six year old boy dead and several passengers from Camden Philadelphia and surrounding counties seriously injured. The wreck destroyed the rear vent of the excursion train and caused multiple jumpings and evacuations as families and Sabbath school scholars were aboard. No official determination of responsibility has been reported.
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Camdon
N. IT
Camden’ & Atlant
Lakeside
Liberty Pave Station
Murabah Johnson
Rey
Marylall
Carrie Quash
Yenea
Garret
Ford
Alyse
Marshall
Tohnson
Lisalo Watts
Camden
Mary J. Groyers
Weat
Philadelphia
Tnines
Groyers
West Philadelphia
Geesey
Pennsylvania
Atlan Uc City
Secon Ag
Murder Confession Found Linked to English Girl Disappearance
August 16 disappearance of Annie Onlenday in Sheffield prompts discovery by Wilward Dowell. A 13 inch square board from under a bridge bears a chilling note claiming the 1894 murder near Peterboro with rope and railroad iron used to sink the body in a lake. Detectives hold the evidence as pressure builds for justice.
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Tweed
Annie Onlenday
Wilward Dowell
Shefhield
Sheffield
Gil
Nile Cam
Peterboro
Sizued
P. R
Holmes' Trial to Move to Chicago for Wil iam Williams Case
Philadelphia dispatch reports I A Holmes, alleged killer of Minnie and Nannie Williams and others, will be tried in Chicago for the Williams girls murder. A lengthy conference in the city, with W A Capp of Fort Worth, Texas, 2nd District Attorney, led to the decision after Capp pressured the district attorney to grant the request.
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Pingo
PiMadelphia
I. A. Holmes
Minule
Naunie Williams
B. PF. Pitzel
Chicaga
Wil Iius
W. A. Capp
Wort Worth
Tex
Graham
Capp
Helmet
Chicago
Judge Knowles Rules on Embezzlement Indictment in Helena
Ashbury of the Helena National Bank is freed from one embezzlement count after Judge Knowles sustains a demurrer. He remains in trial on a second count alleging misapplication of funds, with potential new indictment if needed. The ruling centers on the United States court decision and implications for Ashbury’s charges.
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Ashbury
Helena
Mont
Knowles
United States Court
Shirley GO. Ashbury
Alegen
Woman Attempted to Strangle Seven Children on Foxhall Road
Washington district police report a mother with seven children on the Foxhall road above Georgetown tried to strangle them. She had choked two children severely before neighbors intervened and rescued the youngsters. The woman recently lost her husband, and her mind has become unsettled by troubles.
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Washington
Deg. Cleaver
Foxhall Road
Georgetown
Fort Pembina abandons outpost as convoy heads west
At St Vincent Minnesota on August 17 fog lowered as Company W of the 221st Infantry marched to St Vincent to board a Great Northern train bound for Fort Assiniboine Montana. In Wisconsin near Verona lead ore strike seen with a shaft to be sunk immediately and mining operations to begin at once amid early prospecting signals.
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St. Vincent, Minn
Fort Pembina
Hoten
St. Vincent
Fort Assiniboine
Mont
Wincemin
Madison
Wis
Mike Mormin
China Simons
Verona
Ainic
Riot unrest in Winston as jury indicts leaders
A Winston-Salem dispatch reports fifty African Americans involved in Sunday night's riot face trials. A grand jury returned indictments against party leaders. More than 200 African Americans have reportedly left Winston since the riot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas
Raleigh
N. C
Winston
Gand-Jury
Weavers Strike for Higher Wages in Thompsonville
In Thompsonville Ang 17 two hundred fifty weavers employed in the carpet industry struck today demanding higher wages and better conditions. Local officials reported no violence as workers picketed outside factories seeking concessions from management. The dispute centers on wage scales tied to production targets and cost of living pressures.
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Stele
Thompsonville
Conn
Ang
Uundred
Population figures show Minnesota city growth in 1905
Secretary Berg released five bulletins detailing 1905 population totals for Duluth Winona Red Wing Mankato and Austin, comparing with 1900 figures. Combined increases indicate statewide growth of about 14,423, offset by Duluth’s undercount affecting the net rise.
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eIx Omnis
Derg
Piblishen
Tyes
St. Paul
Minnesota
Atnte
Berg
Gen- Childs
Tha Tlw
Borg
Winona
Rei Wing
Rochester
Mankato
Stratey
Pi Y Mankato
Incrente
Attlwator
Ancrense
Lovzon
Duluth
Queen's Speech to Parliament Cites China Japan Peace
London reports the queen's speech to Parliament praising progress toward peace with China and Japan and expressing regret over attacks on English missionaries in Fu Kiln. It notes measures planned to punish those responsible and mentions a suspension for a member during debate.
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London
House of Conthjahs
Low Chencellor
Baron Halsbuey
Peice
Hurope
China
Japan
Wilondure
Attler
Fu Kien
Eurnent
Charles ‘Tanner
Parnalute
Bothhouses
Supreme Court rules against governor in regent removal case
In South Dakota Aug 17 the supreme court sustains Regent Bhannan, holding the governor lacks absolute removal power. Justices Corson and Kellam dissent, Fuller concurring, and the decision likely prompts resignations by regents who backed the governor. The ruling also affects Rexont Hale and bars removal orders in his case.
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Wilex
Slim
South Dakota
Plocre
Supreme Cent
Tirgent Bhannan
Corson Ad Kelkim
Fuller
Avtad
Aod
Rexont Hale
Father shoots son after quarrel over horse in Chicago
Aug 17 Jacob Schlesser a well to do grocer shot and killed his son John during a quarrel about a horse. The elder claims accidental discharge. he is jailed on murder charges. Both Schlessers had solid reputations locally.
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Chicago
Jacob Schlesser
John
Dew
Sehleasera
Royal baking powder promoted over cheaper brands
The grocer pushes a new baking powder brand as it costs him less profit than the Royal. The Royal is made from premium materials and priced similarly to other brands, yet its superior quality justifies the higher cost to consumers.
Gold for Indians at Yankton Agency
Agent Smith distributed twenty dollar gold pieces as souvenirs of the treaty that ceded lands to the United States. About 450 Indians received payments, marking the last distribution to this tribe for twenty seven years. The sum involved totals $360,000 as the tribe becomes fully recognized citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armour
Yankton Indian Agency
Smith
United States
Committed for Tananity in Minnesota Local Case
A court records husband of the Minnesota Blizzard noted as committed to the hospital for insanity after his wife was briefly released by the supreme court. The narrative cites Tadse Oleon as a figure in the commitment sequence and indicates the husband is currently confined.
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Porgna Falls
Minn
Aup
Maxey May Recover From Illness
Paris Aug 17 Ex Senator B Maxey who Plysbfank said Inet might wandylog rallied and to touch better to-day Hopes are iow cutey famed for ble recovery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxey
Paris
Pex
Benator
B. Maxey
Inet
Wreck on Ohio Southern Railway Tragedy At Bainbridge
A bridge wreck on the Ohio Southern Railway near Bainbridge kills four trainmen and possibly four tramps and three boys missing from Greenfield. Divers work as debris blocks the river, with over 400 excursionists safely passing the same bridge yesterday. A second body identified as John Rossa, laborer, is recovered near the north wall of the building site. John Murphy, a laborer from Brooklyn, is identified among the victims.
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Tackson
Ohio
Ohio Southern
Bainbridge
Puttig Creek
Greenfield
Sdb
Debria
Trellit
New York
Omaha clash looms as AP A faction fights police
In Omaha Nebraska on August 14 tensions rise between the police department and an AP A faction claiming legal authority to appoint a new force. Citizens urging peaceful court intervention fail as the AP A board plans to appoint its force and threatens seizure of property if resisted.
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Omaha
Neb
Omahm
Aubinié
Sw Irene Court
A. P. A. Board
Ita
Negort
Ety
Moray
Test in On Oshkosh Faces Assault Charge Hearing
In Oshkosh Wisconsin on August 4 Deputy Wardens O W Jolson Max Mucks and Mix Johnson were arrested and jailed in municipal court after a clash over a fishing note on Lake Winnebago. Jolson pled not guilty and the case is set for tomorrow guard Eilargon urged immediate action as a key test of the new Sabahd game inv.
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Oshkosh
Wis
O. W. Jolson
Max Mucks
Mix Johnson
lNegal Fish
Laoke Innebago
Rey
Eilargon
Bas Leon
Strikers Arrested in Ishpeming Mob Incident
Four strikers Joseph Todd Michael Wall Robert Trudgeon and Richard Graham were arrested by the sheriff in Ishpeming Michigan and taken to Marquette. They led a mob that compelled a Detroit reporter to leave Ishpeming last week. They were accompanied by five Ishpeming business men and Attorney Carey of Negrines who will provide bonds.
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Ishpeming
Wis
Joseph Todd
Michael Wall
Robert Trudgeon
Richard Graham
Detroit
Marquette
Ishpeming Bualnegs
Carey
Negrines
Supreme Bench candidates named for Cleveland
Rochester Aug. 14 Among the names to be presented to President Cleveland for Supreme Court justice selection to fill the Jackson vacancy is Shepardore Baron of Rochester. Baron, senior member of the law firm Bacon Briggs Buckley Blasell, has long been recognized as one of the ablest lawyers in the state.
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Supreme Bench
Rochester
Wilk
Cleveland
Supreme Court
Jstlee Jackson
Shepdore
Breen
Law
Bacon
Briggs, Buckley & Blasell
Hoa Jong
Gresham and Kobbe Elope Marry in Old Point Comfort
Samuel H. Gresham, nephew of the late Secretary Gresham and a Norfolk businessman, and Miss Sarah Kobbe, daughter of Captain Willan Kobbe of the Third United States Army, eloped from Hygela hotel at Old Point Comfort Sunday evening and were married in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Samuel H. Gresham
Iate
Greshat
Bualneas Man
Norfolk
Misa Sarah Kobbe
Willan, Kobbe
Missionary David Day Dies in Muhlenberg Mission
David Day of the Lutheran mission at Muhlenburg Monrovia died Saturday night following an attack of African fever. While in Evansville Wisconsin last winter pulmonary trouble appeared, prompting him to leave his home for special medical treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miasionaty
Lowlaburg
David Day
Muhlenburg
Monrovia
Evansville
Wia
Ita
Canning Factory Burned At Newton With Heavy Loss
Marshalltown Aug 14 The Newton canning factory owned by the Lock company burned today destroying 80 000 cans of corn and vast new machinery Logs 325 000 in value and machinery valued at 10 000 The company will probably not rebuild
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Canning Maetory
Marshalltown
Iowa
Newton
Lock Company
Inaumheo
Supreme Court to Rule on Impeachment of Scints Mayor
We the Supreme Court of West Superior Wis on August 14 served a writ of certiorari on the city of Scints by Judge Dickens for the ex-Mayor Blarke Weather. The legality of the impeachment proceedings will be passed upon by the supreme court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
West Superior
Wis
Strike Ends at Boston Manufacturing Plant in Waltham
August 14 1924 strike at the Boston Manufacturing Company in Waltham Massachusetts ends as doffers return to work under prestrike conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enden
Waltham, Mass
Boston Manufacturing Company
Doffers
French Canadian crowds rally at Crescent Park
Ten thousand French Canadians from New England and beyond gather at Crescent Park for the annual reunion event. The large turnout includes participants from Providence and other destinations, signaling broad geographic appeal and cultural celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melda Bonnton
Providence
R. 1
New England
Canada
Crescent Park
German worker kills employer’s wife then wounds self
In Shelby on Aug 14 Herman Olano, a young German, killed Mrs. William Kruger by slashing her throat and then took his own life by cutting his throat. The cause of the tragedy remains unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby
Town
Hermanolano
William Kruger
Cherokee Must Hang. Zort Smith. Auk. Aug. 14
Cherokee I was sentenced to day to te Un, on Tuesday, Sept. 10. Judge Potier remarks were most severe, but sop roduced no effect on BIA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zort Smith
Potier
Fragmented 1904 ad text with medical cures and curiosities
A garbled 1904 page fragment recounts testimonials about cures for kidney and bladder ailments, rheumatism, and digestive issues. It mentions Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, various remedies, and a pasted note about Pasteur and wool disease variates. The OCR text is incoherent, mixing names, places, and product claims.
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