Kern Festivities Plan Ratification Meeting in Indianapolis
The August ratification event for John W Kern as Democratic vice presidential nominee will be held at the Coliseum in Indianapolis. National and state committees prepare the program with speeches by Kern and leaders such as Bryan, Mack, and Pell, while crowds assemble for a four mile drive to the fairgrounds.
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Tragedy in Indiana as killer shoots wife and son in law
In LaPort e Indiana Mrs Sardi M Meacham is killed by her son in law William Delph after a quarrel among Meacham and Mack Fighner. Delph fired a shotgun at the home door wounding Edward Meacham and Georgs Meacham. Mrs Meacham died of the shot to the heart as the scene unfolded.
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Ship Goes Down With Forty People
Bergen, Norway. The Norwegian steamer Folge Fondon, bound from Bergen to Heweeaund on the west coast, wrecked late at night near Shonevilm, sinking in ten minutes. It carried seventy-nine passengers. about forty were drowned, fifteen survived. One hundred and ninety-nine saved?
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Pitcher Dominates With Two No Hit Games
Marquette Aug 28 Frost of Munising and White of Ishpeming achieved back to back no hit games at Mantling. Frost pitched the first game winning 12 to 4 while Ganlette held Munising to no hits in the second, prevailing 2 to 0.
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Glass of ’08 Meeting to Day Mass at Soq’eipek Abothe High
The Mass of 1996 high school plans a function called testing Mis atternoon at Soq’eipek Abothe high school. The program honors Miss Plassie Regenauer, a beloved class member who died yesterday.
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Burns Wins Over Squires in Ames Duel
In a tense Ames contest, Burns defeats Squires in a high intensity match. The bout features persistent offense from Burns and strategic defense by Squires, signaling a notable local rivalry.
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American Sacky Defeats Australian in Sydney Bout
Sidney NSW saw American lightweight champion Sacky defeat Australian rival Ratt in the sixth round of a ten round scheduled fight. The bout filled the arena as fans witnessed a decisive stoppage in the sixth round.
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Receiver for Decker Farm in Conntria Cite
Aug Yh Henry W Decker and the heir seeks to join Decker of Washington township filed a petition for a receiver for the real estate and other property of the deceased. The court signature Mary C Rechte and her husband Sel Hechtel, the latter being the executor named in the will. Bechtel is a daughter of the deceased John Wedker.
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Weather forecast in Detroit and nearby regions
Weather summary for several states shows generally fair Monday and Tuesday in Michigan with variable winds and possible local showers in the south. Indiana and Michigan expect partly cloudy skies with showers in the southern portions Monday and cooler, with north to northeast winds turning variable by Tuesday. Ohio will be mostly cloudy with a chance of local showers in the south and cooler Tuesday with fresh northerly winds.
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Round Up on Apache Reservation at Lawton
Lawton Oklahoma August reports note Apache prisoners of war plan to sell 400 steer calves from Fort Sill range. Proceeds would total about 5900 dollars, split among 250 followers of Geronimo, averaging roughly 100 dollars per person. Officers describe the band as non imprisoned. Geronimo and his group remained on Fort Sill with limited freedoms.
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Europe Watches Castro’s Punitive Fate Across Nations
Europe eyes Castro’s anticipated downfall as Britain and the Netherlands face mixed sentiment on naval power and response. German public opinion teeters over a global arms balance while Moors in North Africa contemplate unity to counter foreign influence, worsening regional tensions.
Lloyd George in Berlin new naval talks and private mission
Berlin reports say David Lloyd George, British chancellor, continued social legislation inquiries and visited Berlin insurance offices before leaving for Hartung. The press notes Germany may seek naval arms parity with Britain while stressing independence of fleets and defense needs amid speculation of a joint naval accord.
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Holland Sends Castro Word of Expulsion
Preliminary acknowledgment of the expulsion action reaches Caracas via German minister Maron von Seckendorfz. M. de Rens is expected to arrive, with Holland insisting on the decree banning cargo shipment to Venemime from Curacao.
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Castiman Captures Winona Golf Tournament
By Kist News Thureau. August 13. Winona Lake Ind. Showcal sed SOUL Were vade In the Sole Wornament at Winern Lake Saturdys. This Pairten Ho A, His oh first honors, wand that women's tournament Mrs. Vin Aesdat was first, Miss Pirence Gerhaya, soon and MS Geestand third.
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Decatur Fair Opens With Large Entries and Races
The Decatur fair starts Tuesday with high hopes to surpass all former shows in size variety and attendance. Entries for races and displays are filling quickly with judges beginning Wednesday morning. The event features stock shows, racing, moving pictures, and agricultural exhibits as preparations race to completion.
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Great Times in Sydney for American Fleet Arrival
Great crowds greeted 2400 American sailors ashore in Sydney, with 124 wives among them, as massed services and grand Catholic, Anglican, Baptist, and Congregationalist events unfolded. Cardinal Moran hosted a banquet for 1200, praising Anglo American ideals, while Chaplain Gleason praised Australian hospitality. The visit included a church parade by 3000 Australian troops and a gift of a kangaroo to the Connecticut. Boxing headliner Johnny Burns versus Dill Squires loomed, with Burns favored and a syndicate backing up to 25000 in prize funds for Sydney and Melbourne bouts.
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Fire devastates Stamboul quarter in six hour blaze
A major fire in the Stamboul district of Constantinople, fanned by strong winds, destroyed about 1500 houses and shops within six hours. The flames continued into the night despite easing winds, with authorities reporting continued burning at 9 pm.
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Unclear Theft Case Tied to Fitzgerald and Secret Service
A long-winded 1907 era report chronicles a major U S government theft of large denominations from the subtreasury, with detective work by George Fitzgerald and Secret Service linked to Terbert Young and William Boldenweek. The tale spans Chicago figures, alleged conspirators, and a dramatic pursuit, ending with the implication of multiple suspects in a crime that shocked the nation.
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