Springfield Race Riot Turmoil Draws Troops on Duty
Three killed and scores wounded in Springfield riot as mobs looted and burned homes. Troops from Decatur and State militia deployed after lynching of Charles Hunter and widespread arson. Governor Deneen ordered relief camps and armed protection for residents amid ongoing unrest.
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Springfield
W. H. Bowe
Decatur
Bowe
Fourteenth
Rr. Bowe
Night of violence in Springfield ends in deaths and arson
Springfield Wisconsin reports a mob lynching attempt after a black man assaulted a white woman. Two white men were killed, a Black man lynched, about seventy five injured and around twenty houses burned. Sheriff custody and militia tried to restore order as crowds attacked a cafe and automobile used in the escape.
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Springfield
Charles Hunter
Lewis Johnson
James Scott
George Richardson
Legra
Sherif Werner
Richardson
Chicago and Alton
Bloomington
Peoria
Colored minister talks blame on undesirable citizens heat
Rev Harry W Jameson AME pastor in PeoriaIL denounces mixing of races as the root of trouble and calls for civic righteousness uniting whites and blacks. He says undesirables of both classes fuel mob law and lynching and urges action to quell conflict before Springfield. Jameson once led colored troops at San Juan Hill for Roosevelt’s Rough Riders.
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Peoria
Harry W. Jameson
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Associated Press
Springfisd
Mr. Jameson
Ilinois
Springfield
San Juan Hill
Roosevelt
Rough Riders
Spain
Dies of strange disease claims Eau Claire child
In Eau Claire Wisconsin Aug 17 a two year old boy Frank son of Air and Mrs Adolphus Fenton died from a mysterious malady thought to be a form of spinal meningitis. The illness has caused seven deaths in the city with over twenty five cases reported to Health Officer Parr and likely more unreported.
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Eau Claire
Wis
Frank
Air
Adolphus Fenton
Parr
Forest Fires Still Raging Across Cranbrook Region
Forest fire reports from Cranbrook B C describe worsening conditions with strong winds threatening the Sullivan mine buildings near Kimberley. Smoke columns visible from Cranbrook indicate danger spreading. meanwhile suffragettes on Wall Street staged fervent speeches despite crowd jeers and intense heat.
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Cranbrook
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Kimberley
Sullivan
Wall Street
New York
Sheldon Tells His Troubles in National Campaign Costs
George R. Sheldon, new Republican national committee treasurer, discusses fund-raising challenges and legal limits on corporate contributions. He cites needed sums for speakers, literature, buttons, headquarters, and advertising, estimating total campaign costs from $100,000 to $500,000 plus substantial additional sums.
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Chicago
Aus
Republican National Committee
George R. Sheldon
New York
Hitchcock
Congress
Taft
Sheidor
National Committee
Sheldon
Democratic National Committee Plans Conference with Bryan Visit
In Chicago on August 17 the Democratic National Committee planned a general conference of bureaux heads and national committeemen while William J. Bryan visits on August 22 and 23 to review campaign plans. Bryan may depart to Indianapolis for Kern notification on August 24. funds move slowly in Chicago and Guthrie. Col. Wetmore travels to Wisconsin on committee business. General J. B. Weaver, Populist candidate in 1896, will speak at Galena IL on August 21 for Mr. Brean.
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Chicago
Democratic National Committee
William J. Bryan
Mack
Atr. Bryan
Indianapolis
Nonn
Guthrie
Oklo
Waskell
National Committee
Colonel Wetmore
Finance Bureau
Wisconsin
J. B. Weaver
Galena
Mr. Brean
New Turkish Minister Named
The Turkish government informed the state department that Flussin Kiazim Bey, who currently represents Turkey at Bucharest, Romania, has been appointed Turkish minister in the United States in place of Mehmed Aghi Bey.
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Washington
State Department
Flussin Kiazim Bey
Turkey
Bucharest
Roumania
United States
Mehmed Agi Bey
Hidden Paris Skeleton Ties Duel Legend to Arnot Mystery
A Paris house demolition uncovers a vaulted tomb with a female skeleton dressed as a man. The find links to the Arnot Beauchemin duel era and a daring plot by Henrietta Arnot to clear her brother Gaston, ending in a fatal duel and a secret closet escape.
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Griginn
Paris
Paubourg
St. Gers Main
Seleton
Louis Sul
Academy of History
Cardinal Riche
Brosseau
Jong
Richotien
France
Jules Beauchemin
Gaston Arnot
Fapiers
Beauchemin
Arnot
Dinars
Renat
Cardinals
Bortras
Academy
Genrietta
Gaston Arnat
Gaston
Henrietta Arnot
Hen-rietta
M. Beauchemin
Venrietta Arnot
Beauchamin
Henrietta
Tenrietta
Itaeister
Sullivan King
Lat 2 ID Work Schedule for Furnishing Materials
Description outlines laying down and furnishing material for aid work. Work to start and finish per schedule as shown, with section timing and progress indicators. The fragment indicates preparatory steps and adherence to a defined timetable for completion.
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Loper
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Regio
Nesto
Twelfth
Wadison
Governor Deneen
Camp Lincaly
Harry Leper
C Cmpany
Democratic Committee
The
Royal Lumber Company
Martin Ausland
OWA Realty Company
T. J. Duffy
Emmetsburg, Iowa
Iowa
People's Meat Market
L. Reihsen
PROP
Emmetsburg National Bank
ML. Brown
Geo
E. Pearsall
W. J. Brown
Cash
Hull Hoagland
Branagan
EB. McCarty
E. B. McEves
Alex Peddie
Thomas Kirby
S. Brown
D. D
Board of Supervisors
Palo Alto County
Court House
Emmetsburg
G. D. McNabb
Said
Palo Alto Ccounty
Board
Ounty
Nou
Annatt
Rying
Savember
Board of 5S
Northwestern Conservatory
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Nicollet Avenue
Minneapolis
Minnesota