Pointer Beats Patchen In Fast Chicago Heats
Star Pointer defeats Patchen in three straight trotting heats at Washington Park Chicago before 15000 spectators. First heat 2.02 seconds, second heat close, third heat decisive as Pointer outspeeds Patchen in a standout trotting showcase amid a crowded summer afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patchen
Chicago
Indian Territory
Star Pointer
Washington Park
Dan Patehen
Star Porter
Tatehen
Star Poynter
Betaine Patehen
McCleary
Curry
Toni
Haven
Haven Strides, Ein Hiteder
Jemato
Panade
Pointer
Preyotti
Nia Te ii
Trouble Among Cherokees Full Bloods Oppose Dawes Talks
Reports from Chelsea Oklahoma indicate the Keehewal society of Cherokee full bloods has threatened harm to Cherokee commission members who join the Dawes commission. The Keetowa, a powerful group with about 800 members, openly opposes negotiations and controls local politics, causing fear of armed action to block any agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Full Bloods
Dawes
St. Lewes
Chelsea
I. T
Keehewal Society
Cherokee Commission
Thes
Dawes Commission
Keetowa
Float Crowded With Little Ones Capsizes in Toronto
Five children drowned when a 12 by 6 foot timber raft capsized in Toronto harbor on Sunday as 21 youngsters ages 4 to 13 crowded aboard. Albert Driscoll eight Gertie Harvey eleven Jack Bethel ten among the dead. three bodies recovered. The raft, half across a deep channel, overturned and threw all into the water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Ont
Albert Driscoll
Gertie Harvey
Jack Bethel
Mob Hangs Murderer on Cumberland Bridge Timber
Elony Sullivan, convicted at Williamsburg Kentucky for the rape of Sarah Lawson, was taken from jail by a mob and hanged at 1 oclock Monday morning on the county bridge over the Cumberland river. The event follows a state-press pattern of vigilante punishment. Pingree's Shoe Workers Strike disrupts Detroit factory with 700 affected. workers demand higher pay and reject arbitration as biased. Lena Collinsworth of Clayborn County dies after a 58 day fast sparked by a quarrel over an skirted matter. she vowed to fast until return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elony Sullivan
Williamsburg
Sarah Lawson
Cumberland River
Pingree’s
Pingree
Detroit
Mich
Lena Collinsworth
Clayborn County
France Seeks Reciprocity Treaty Under New Tariff Law
Secretary Sherman notes French overtures via Ambassador Patenotre for a reciprocity treaty between the United States and France under the new tariff statute. The document outlines import duties, estimates French and American rates, and discusses the potential impact on trade policy and future treaties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman
France
Phras Vitae
Wheat gains and trade review signal better markets
The Dun and Co weekly trade review reports renewed vigor across the telegraphic trade from multiple cities. Wheat rises 11.38 cents on active transactions with strong export demand, while corn markets grow and cotton dips on harvest hopes. Failures total 223 in the U S and 50 in Canada versus prior periods. A collision in Lima, Ohio injures several, adding to regional incidents this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dun & Cota
Dun & Co
Viade
United States
Canada
Bomb explosions shock Constantinople amid palace turmoil
Reports say multiple bombs exploded or were halted in Istanbul near government and palace zones. An arrest followed at the Imperial Bank district while another suspect was seized with explosives. Authorities tightened guards and rumored a broad plot as terror gripped the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Thisatenner
Trentatti Nrimetitaen
Galatea
Powate
Counert Howse
Sudtan
Illinois Woodman Fight Telegram About Invasion Report
Governor Tanner refuses to investigate a reported armed invasion at Fulton citing no formal complaint. Telegram from J W Potter of Rock Island asks for an investigation into a supposed mobilization by the Devons company of militia. Governor replies no action without sufficient adviser guidance.
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Tanners
Grow
Tanner
Piineis
J. W. Potter
Rock Tsland
Fulton
Berg
Fulton Teatment
Rumnor
Warragtort
Suffenerd
Devons Company
Mallitia
Under Eyes of Detectives Cuban Expeditions Reported
The article notes five Cuban filibustering expeditions left Atlantic City, with Pinkerton detectives watching. A Wednesday voyage allegedly landed twelve rapid fire guns six dynamite guns and 60000 cartridges on a mud scow towed to shore, then transferred to a steamer. Also mentioned is five-year-old Johnny Conway of Albany returned to his parents after kidnapping, aided by private detectives and reporters from the Argus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Noah
Pinkerton
Vas
Johnny Conway
Albany
Argus
Joseph Pandy
Blake Blake
Stans
Hardy
Flor
Tardy
Disputed Iran Turko-Persia Frontier Attacked by Kurds
Reports claim Kurdish raiders struck Salmas district on the Turko-Persia frontier, sacking two Armenian villages and killing 200 people across Christians and Mussulmans. Iran vows more troops to the invasion zone. Tragedy at Ann Arbor follows as Agnes Warren, 11, is killed by a Michigan Central train while walking with companions. Warren, a University of Michigan graduate of 1906, died after they failed to hear the locomotive. Col Elmer Otis, USA retired, dies after long illness in San Diego. A humorous note from the Detroit Free Press quips about a son's head being drawn to one side due to tandem courting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iran
Tabreez
Azerbaijan
Persia
Salmas
Turko-Persia
Ann Arbor
Agnes Warren
Springfield
Mich
Michigan Central
Miss Warren
University of Michigan
Detroit Free Press
Wreck at Lima Junction Involves Two Rail Lines
A severe collision occurred in Lima Ohio when a Lake Erie freight crashed into a Lima Northern passenger excursion train returning from Toledo. The Lake Erie engine derailed and two Lima Northern cars overturned injuring nineteen people including many prominent locals.
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Lima
Oho
Fama Northern
Lake Erie and Western
Lake Erie
Lima Northern
Toledo
People’s Tea Store
Northern
Anarchist After Diaz In Mexico Supposedly Tracked
Gonzales editor of a Beeville Spanish paper reports a letter from a Mexican official friend stating an Italian anarchist has arrived in Mexico with intent to kill President Diaz. The letter says the anarchist is under surveillance and will be arrested at the first demonstrable act, once evidence links are tight.
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Gonzales
Beeville
Texas
Mexico
Diaz
Mexio
James Mitchell
Washington
Tade
Nathan Hackley
Marshalltown
Mt. Pleasant
Des Moines
Tawa
Fort Dodge
Sioux City
Wheat market tops dollar mark in Philadelphia trading
Wheat quotations surged in Philadelphia on Friday with No 1 red at 1.01 and No 2 Pennsylvania red at 1.02, the highest in years. Compressed air motor on New York’s Manhattan elevated railroad completed a five mile run in eighteen minutes carrying 2000 psi, a trial viewed by executives and engineers. Reports from Trinity County California describe rising gold excitement with many newcomers and recent rich strikes, including a $28,000 find in Coffee Creek headwaters. A Milwaukee search for work ends in tragedy as a man dies after a freight train accident. An aeronaut in Chicago fell 800 feet and died, with spectators watching. Ohio businessman John F. Lieberling of Akron collapses under debt both assets and liabilities at 150000.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Robert Hardie
Manhattan
New York
Franch
Rector
Fifty-eighth Street
Trinity County
California
Redding
Coffee Creek
Charles Tithe
Milwaukee
Chicago
Dubuque
Cornelius Murray
Rudolph
Murray
Burlington
Mississippi
Wapello Company Coal Works
Hiteman
Avbia
James Barter
Toho Parbey
John Coulson
August Peterson
Zere
Tesa
Adbie
Chicago Great Western
Melbourne
Joseph Logan
Marshall County
Davenport
Sage
Webster County
Cedar Rapids
Murder at Sea Aboard Olive Pecker Near South American Coast
Beunos Ayres cable dispatch reports six crew aboard the American schooner Olive Pecker killed Captain Whitman and First Mate Saunders by two crew members during a dispute over hard work and food. The six survivors fled 1,000 miles to Bahia as the ship burned, and the pair were found missing as the vessel was abandoned. The crew will be sent to the United States for trial at the earliest date.
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Beunos Ayres
Bahia
United States
Disputed Iowa Soldiers' Home election postponed to September
The Iowa Soldiers' Home board in Marshalltown ended its two day session with a new executive committee and a slate of officers. The election for commandant was postponed to September 24. Separately a disastrous fire near Iowa Falls destroyed a barn and outbuildings on William Smith's farm, with origin unknown but suspected arson toward livestock.
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Buainese
Diacneaion
Marshalltown
Birchard
J. Z. Russell
Jefferson
L. Bo Raymond
Hampton
John Wesley Atherton
Washington
Evans and
Godfrey
Iowa Falla
William Smith
Bruildings
Bret
Smith
Jossi
Stu
Angiolillo Garroted After Spanish King Killing
Michel Angiolillo, who shot Spain's premier Canovas del Castillo at Santa Agueda baths on Sunday, was executed by garrote in Vegara prison after a court martial sentence confirmed by the supreme council of war. The Denrges executioner carried out the garroting as a priest urged repentance and Angiolillo replied that he would settle with God.
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Michel Angiolillo
Senor Canovas del Castillo
Spain
Santa Agueda
EL O
Supreme Coun
Angielillo
Vegara
Denrges
Angiolillo
Iowa Farmer Gilmore Robbed Amid Daylight Theft
George Gilmore, a wealthy Kelle Plaine farmer and stock raiser, is held by Chicago police after claiming a daylight robbery. He says after selling stock and carrying $1,100 he was drugged in a saloon, robbed, and left penniless. police say he was found by officers and taken to a hotel.
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George Crilmore
Belle Plaine
Chicago
Can
Gilmore
Dearborn
Polk
OC Minttley
Quinn
Ttandelph
Ear State
George Gilmore
Kelle Plaine
Iowa
Treasure hunt ends as Aurora returns with no treasure
The schooner Aurora returned to Victoria after sailing from Victoria B C in April under Capt Fred Hackett and other sealing captains with Mrs Trevyan to search for buried treasure on Cocos Island. They found nothing but passenger Charles Hartford claims to have located the treasure and knows where to find 30 000 000 dollars. Hartford plans to return once he can secure a vessel.
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Aurora
Victoria
B. C
Fred Hackett
Trevyan
Cocos Island
Charles Hartford
Hartford
Steinway & Sons Sells to English Syndicate for 6 Million
Present members of Steinway & Sons of New York have sold the business to an English syndicate for 6 million dollars. Eastern railroad presidents set corn rates from Chicago to New York at 20 cents per 100 pounds, effective September 6. lake navigation rates typically drop to 10 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plano
Steinway & Sons
New York
Chicago
First Legal Hanging for Rape in Tennessee
The first legal hanging for rape in Tennessee occurred in Memphis on Thursday, when Harvey Deherry, a colored man, was executed for the attempted rape of a 7-year-old girl. Also reported is a mile time from Crystal Palace London where Platts Betts set a new mark of 1:48.5 with a flying start.
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Harvey Deherry
Memphis
Tenn
Tennessee
Crystal Palace
London
Platts Betts
McDuff
Workt
Market Quotations From Major Cities Expanded
Regional market quotes cover cattle hogs and sheep prices across Chicago Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Toledo Milwaukee Buffalo New York and Western markets. Grains beans and butter and eggs pricing appears with No 2 red No 2 wheat corn oats rye and creamery butter quoted in varied ranges.
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Chicago
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Detroit
Milwaukee
New York
Also Mentioned on This Page
Emmet Co. Republican
Estherville, Iowa
Jenkins & Nichols, Publishers
Webster Davis
Pension Department
Bussey
Mary A. Cox
Athens
George
Greece
Turkey
Emmet County
Ohio
THE
Illinois Woodman
Peditions
New Jersey
Elmer Otis
USA
San Tiemo
Cal
California's
Y. J. O'Brien
Hamilton-Kenwood Cycle Company
Grand Rapids
Thuersday the Cycle Company
Frederick Baars
National City Bank
Aeronaut
Walter Allerd
John IF. Lieberling
Akron
Estherville
John Lend
Whitman
Saunders
Packwood
Towa
Tanna County Veterans
Montour
State Fair Grounds
Story County
Maxwell
Wloco Crul
Tenth District
Washinggton
Wyoming
Muscatine
James Gillespie
Chariton
K.os. Wilkins
Farragut
Rhiufts
Davenport School Board
Sigourney Review
Jacob Bertsch
Ed Sampson
Des Moinesx
Bandurant
Page
Montgomery
Drake
J. J. Gibson
Rowley
A Nations Bank
Soldiers’ Home Park
Congressman Hepburn
County
Central Iown Association
C. M. Frazier
Arizona
Whittier College
Burlington Gold Mining Company
Alaska
Tao Moille
Nicholson
Elis
Enmima Cooksie
G. J. Johosonn
Jiquer
Centerville
Canovas
Planos
Eglin & Sizer
Fifth and
Lincoln Streets
Snyder
Tlann
Cutter
F. W. Mann CO
Milford, Mass
Nashville
Louisville & Nashville Railroad CO
Geo. B. Horner
C. P. Atmore
Louisville
T. S. Quincey
Star Accident Company
Amd
Earth
Prof
A. Chrystal
State Street
Marshall, Mich
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