King's Life Sought by Anarchists Plotting Against Italian King
A plot by European anarchists to assassinate King Victor Emmanuel III of Italy was uncovered in time. Extra guards guard the palace while Swiss and Italian secret services intensify inspections at frontier stations as detectives pursue conspirators aiming to disrupt the upcoming international anarchist congress in Amsterdam.
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Victor Mmmanuel
Italy
Rome
Tayo
Froner
Royal Palace
Amsterdam
Convicts Life Insurance Man Guilty in Larceny Case
In Minneapolis, W. I. Bechtel former Northwestern Life Insurance president was found guilty of grand larceny in the first degree. Jury verdict ties Bechtel to a fraudulent salary swap with Fred Sackett former treasurer. Trial links graft to Bechtel and Sackett with ongoing cases against Albert Dearth and Fred Sackett. Dr Jacob Force remains imprisoned for related graft involvement.
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Northwestern Life Insurance
Minneapolis
W. I. Bechtel
Fred Sackett
Ta Ying Bechtel
Jacob Force Dn Oy
Stillewater
Fred Backett
Albert Dearth
Honker Shot and Killed in Kinsman Ohio Case
George W. Berrill cashier of the King Sono National Bank and a prominent Kinsman citizen was shot and killed by Alfred Kinsman, brother of State Senator Thomas Kingman. Berrill had served as Rhinaman's guardian in land matters, and trouble over the guardianship is suspected.
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Honker
George W. Berrill
Kingsono National Bank
Kinsman
Ohio
Alfred Kinsman
Thomas Kingman
Berrill
Rhinaman
No Telegraph Strike Reached After Union-Telegraph Talks
Following a visit by Charles P. Neill, commissioner of Intel, the Western Union Telegraph Company and fta operator reached an agreement in New York and there will be no strike.
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Charles P. Neill
Intel
Western Union Telegraph Company
Fta
New York
Roosevelt declares public lands for settlers at Denver
President Roosevelt warned at the Denver convention that government lands are intended for settlers, not for timber, cattle, or mining magnates, urging a fair use policy and national policy changes.
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Roosevelt
Denver
Bronx brewer’s wife found guilty in servant’s death
In a southern theater of unrest, troops clashed with wine growers, several killed and many wounded as mobs besieged three cities. Amid the turmoil, Mrs. Emon Kaufman, wife of a Bronx Falls brewer, was found guilty of first degree manslaughter for killing her servant.
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Geera Persona
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Emon Kaufman
Bronx Falls
Brewer
Andes Tornado Destroys Chilean Copper Mine
A tornado from the Andes wrecked the copper mine at EB Teo Gente in Chile, killing five workers and wounding others. In Ohio, Frank Earl was found guilty of first degree murder with no mercy, and sentenced to the electric chair for the killing of William B. Legg in Sidney.
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EB ‘Teo‘Gente
Chile
Frank Earl
William B. Legg
Sidney
Ohio
Minnesota
Nampton
Franklin P. Holcomb
Newcastle
Del
Henry Clay Muffin, Jr. Jackson
Herbert L. Holden
Portage
Wis
Lowey
Walter C. Ulrich
Milwaukee
Philip H. Feld
Denver
Colo
William H. Stevenson
Newberne
N.C
Ireland in Crisis as Sinn Fein Grows and Land Strife Expands
Facing famine conditions and widespread unrest, Irish tenants declare unwillingness to support landlords amid mass grazing land seizures. Sinn Fein calls for independent Ireland and Gaelic revival while mobs maim grazing cattle and landlords are assaulted. police and courts struggle to curb raids as compulsory land purchases gain traction.
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Moycarkey
Tipperary
Trelind
Ireland
Slon Fein
Kings
Galway
Young Generals of the U S Army Through 1929
In 1908 there will be fourteen of the younger set of the United States army holding the title of general they will slowly ebb out until 1929 when Gen Fred M Venston will be the only one remaining.
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United States Army
Fred M. Venston
Kansas Wallitw Field Workers Call for Harvest Help
The free employment bureau of Kansas issued a call for 10 578 men and 3 400 teams from outside the state to aid in harvesting the grain crop. Harvest hand rate of 1 cent per mile applies from bureau locations. Isaac Greenbaum was killed and his wife and daughter seriously injured in a Philadelphia fire. J J Reynolds a Begro has been arrested on arson charges.
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Free Employment Bureau of
Isaac Greenbaum
Philadelphia
J. J. Reynolds
Secretary Wilson Identifies Letter in Cotton Reports Case
Secretary Wilwonow Stand, The principal witness in the Edwin Golmes case with Fred Peckham and Moses Haas of New York on conspiracy charges related to advance cotton reports, testified he wrote a letter to the President denying the leak. He admitted another part was written by Tohnes, with his addition. Defense attorney noted press charges accusing the Secretary of personal responsibility for the disclosure.
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Wilwonow
Edwin $. Golmes
Frederick Peckham
Moses Haas
New York
Agriculture Wilson
Tohnes
Wilson
Kansas Supreme Court Ousts Brewing Association Statewide
The Kansas Supreme Court grants judgment ousting the Anheuser-Busch Brewing Association from the state. Receivers remain in office to execute the judgment. property may be used to cover costs, not confiscated. The ruling may apply to all brewing companies with agencies and warehouses in Kansas, with proceedings already started.
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Breve
Kanaan
Kansas Supreme Court
Anheuser-Busch Brewing Association
Bank Deposits Called In To Return Public Funds
The Treasury orders the return by July 10 of eighty million dollars in public deposits held by national banks since September 27, 1906. The move aims to stabilize the money market. Robert A. Marmion, retired U S N director, dies at Washington emergency hospital from a stroke suffered while walking near the treasury days earlier.
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Treasury Department
Dissolution of the Duma Sparks Russian Crisis
An imperial edict dissolves the Duma and moves to elect a successor on Nov. 14. Troops fill St. Petersburg as the government tightens control, while critics warn of a coming general uprising and a shift to a new electoral law favoring educated classes. Aimed at curbing treason, the action follows clashes over radical reforms and suppression of the press.
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St. Petersburg
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London
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Cammp
Wiren
Sevastopol
Flag Day Message on the Meaning of Old Glory
A historical reflection on the birth of the American flag, its design origins, and the meaning it holds for democracy and liberty. The author urges telling children about the flag and inspiring patriotism in readers as a citizen duty.
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Iberty
Freedom
Congress
Fiag Day Association
Noote
Cambridge
Mass
George Washington
Aleady
Washington
United States
Union
Morse Consolidation Merchants New Coastwise Lines Plan
Consolidated Steamship Company stock exchange for six old coastwise lines completes Morse plan forming a Maine capitalized new firm at 00 000 000. Hudson Navigation Company remains separate. Interstate Commerce Commission hears plea to cut Pullman sleeping car fares, George S. Loftus alleges excessive rates. Pennsylvania Railroad aims to enforce 2 cent fare law. readings show abolish concession, none, court rulings pending. Supreme Court upholds Interstate Commerce Commission power by sustaining commission over Georgia lumber rate dispute to the Ohio river.
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Consolidated Steamship Company
Charles W. Morse
Maine
Morse
Hudson Navigation Company
Pullmay Company
Imade
Interstate Commerce
Pennsylvania
Reading
Baer
Buer
United States Supreme Court
Georgia
Southern ‘Railroad
Interstate’ Commerce Commission
Ohio River
Nervous Collapse Warning Promises Relief With Pink Pills
A span of symptoms signals nervous breakdown warnings such as pallor shortness of breath heat waves poor digestion and heart irregularities. An ad claims Dr Williams Pink Pills restore impure blood boosting nerves and cite Mrs EB Brodlay of Rochester NY who recovered after two doctors failed and credit the pills with complete cure.
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Williams
EB. O. Brodlay
Parsella
Avenue
Rochester
N. Y
Dr. Williams
T. Joon
Women Vote In New Zealand Election Insight
An excerpt notes New Zealand women vote in large percentages, aiding reform efforts. The writer observes public life as virtuous, admires lawfulness, yet highlights a conservatism on home rights. Seddon credits women voters for social legislation while facing debate over their domestic rights.
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New Zealand
Seddon
Womsmn
Dremler Seddon
Me Had Enough Note Narrows to Mail Delivery Complaint
A Philadelphia Press fragment recalls a postal clerk noting a complaint that mail isn’t delivered regularly. The caller’s name is given as Viade voledoweschowski, prompting mock disbelief at the unusual name.
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Liclet
Viade Voledoweschowski
Philadelphia Press
Westward Man Who Went to Grow Up a Country
A Washington Star quote contrasts two men who went west. One claims to grow up with the country. the other, prosperous and serene, says he went west to show the country how to grow up properly.
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Washington Star
Doctor's Food Talk Endorses Grape-Nuts As Vital Nutrition
A doctor extols proper food choice as central to health and happiness and champions Grape-Nuts as highly nourishing. Four heaping tablespoons supply the cereal portion of a meal, with readers told it sustains between meals and enhances life. The ad notes Grape-Nuts suits babes to adults, is ready cooked, and versatile in cold or hot preparations. It also references the book There’s a Reason.
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