Roosevelt Shoots Boar in Corbin Preserve at Newport
President Theodore Roosevelt hunted in the Corbin Preserve near Newport, using a large gun to shoot a boar before dusk. He declined umbrellas during a light rain after his public address in the square. The day included visits to the Corbin mansion and the Edgill home, with a lengthy procession and a lunch, while a club-house visit and woods outing accompanied the president’s party.
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Newport
Roosevelt
Croydon Jowntain
Proctor
Leskerl
Hegen
Arty
Uebrellas
Corbin
Ion
Gud Finade
Senator Proctor
Iast
Lark Tess
Gurtelrow
Mob Kills Innocent Man in Toledo Escape
In Nrom Michigan a mob in Norh Mich district shot dead Jos Labarge, 31, of Toledo Ohio, after a quarrel with Walter Lemerand’s wife. Police plan arrests. inquest set for tomorrow as crowd alleges self defense while denying an assault. Mrs Lemerand confirms Labarge’s presence and alibi.
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Nrom
Mich
Walter
Lemuranit
Toledo
Bloom suffers knee fracture in morning accident
MB Bloom and Br Jolie Bloom of 185 Columbia Avenue were injured yesterday morning when Bloom sustained a painful fracture below the knee. The incident occurred at an unspecified location, with details limited to the medical condition and residence.
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Br. Jolie Bloom
Columbia Avenue
Mouning White
Young Teddy in Chicago on Rush with Chicago & Northwestern VP
Roosevelt junior arrived in Chicago with TH R McCullough, vice president of the Chicago and Northwestern Railroad, aboard a Pennsylvania line New York express. The party visited Mr McCullough's Lake Forest home for a week and planned a hunting trip in South Dakota afterward.
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Chicago
Roosyvelt, Jr
City
TH. R. McCulowgh
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad Company
Pennsylvania
New York Express
Break Made in Hanna Break Made in by Hanna Cho
Vivid recollection of the fate of the men who vested for Rogers bill. Members receive telegrams and letters warning them not in vote for perpetual franchises. In Columbus the real significance of Senator Hanna's statements is discussed as a potential shift to a more conservative course if needed. He indicates willingness to forego further honors if business interests are harmed.
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Rogers
Columbus
Chin
Ang
Hanna
Phlir Fivans
Matt
Henna
Airect Car Company
Cleveland
Senate
Unconscious Cyclist Struck by Scorcher in East Columbia Street
Aldine barber shop proprietor Stirling was injured when a speeding rider collided with him on East Columbia Street near Nickel Phills crossing. He landed on his head and, though dazed, insisted on riding home, later needing medical care. The other rider fled. identity unknown.
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Aldine
Acciene
Dinsey
Columbia Street
Nickel Phills
Pork Wayne Box
Mpe
Alger Praises Roosevelt With Confidence of 1904 Nomination
New York August 34 Secretary of War Russell A Alger praised President Roosevelt saying he has met expectations of his strong allies, handles duties under fire, and shows robust Americanism and high ideals. He predicts Roosevelt will be nominated in 1904 and credits his administrative burden handling and tireless industry.
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New York
Porner
Russel A. Alger
Hieday Tial Je
Roosevelt
Unloading Machinery Injury at Deering Harvesting Plant
Unloading jT machinery from a car at the Deering Harvesting plant on Columbia Street caused a weight of about 600 pounds to fall and catch Mr. Bloom's leg. He was pinned under the load for several minutes before coworkers released him. Dr. George L. Greenawalt treated the injured man, who was later moved to his home for recovery.
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Deering Harvesting Machine
Columbia Street
Mr. Bloom
George L. Greenawalt
Widie
Wuriage
Mayor Johnson to Appear Before Special House Committee
Columbus Ohio August 99 Mayor Tom Johnson of Cleveland will appear before the special house coin committee September 17 to discuss the franchise section of the code He will oppose any proposal that would give cities full control of traction company terms for street occupancy He will be in Columbus when the utilities join the general consideration of ine cote
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Columbus
Ohio
Tom Johnson
Cleveland
Special House
Johnson
Fayers
Eincote
Tribe of Ben Hur Forms Congress at Swinney Park
Delegates from 48 courts of the Tribe gather in Fort Wayne to organize the Northeast Indiana Fraternal Congress. Officers are elected. attendees tour Park grounds, enjoy refreshments, and participate in races and entertainment. Mrs. George N. Young wins the 100 yard dash events.
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Tribe OF
Ben Hur
Congress
Jorty
Ben Hyemie
Indiana
Swinner Park
Court House
Med J. Miler
Way
WB. Murray
Churubuscu
V. Harris
C. N. Heaton
Borghol
C. T. Carter
Logansport
Mv. A
Coverdale
C. E. Carter
Smith
Columbia City
W. FP
Blay
Fala
John W. Baker
Cob
Wmabia City
A_ $. Coveriale
Fort Wayne
Melon Shadell
Rysnsport
Texeher
Irs
Alena Williams
Wabash
Canlain
WET Arnett
Kokomo
Woolsey
Kendallville
Seriie
Phil Niels
Marion
K. of
Cress
Decatur
Gates Addie Bay
Portland
Gh @ Biler
Jones‘boro
Fof Ikha
Tavenlive Committee
Vereland
Tierney
Prk
Kehler
FON
Ab. Mar
Huntington
wpManifestad
Jamais
HOVE
Ae Qisitera
George NM. Young
Fort Wayne Gas Company Hauls Record Load
Hartford City dispatch notes the largest load ever moved in the city and county history. A massive twenty-ton boiler was transferred from the railroad station to Fort Wayne Gas Company’s station west of town. Sixteen horses pulled two specially built wagons along improved streets, the slim wheels keeping the team steady on the paved surface.
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Hartford City
Trd
Port Wayne
Glass workers strike for wage raise at Huntington plant
Central City West Virginia August 29 local report says forty rear workers and carryin bosses at the Pumper company demanded a 2 cent per day pay increase. The dispute led to 100 glass blowers and gatherers stopping work and the Huntington plant is idle.
Strange Bartholins and a Murder Allegation Story
Chicago in August reports a bizarre family saga centering on William Bartholom, accused of murder and a missing Minnie Mitchell. The narrative traces Bartholom lineage from 17th century Danish nobility to contemporary scandal, detailing alleged crimes, a Chicago residence, a servant romance, a contested fortune, a divorce, and police searches for missing victims.
Nash code debate shapes Columbus session outcome
iSMITH BENNETT EXPLAINS CODE in Columbus Ohio as a committee of the whole resolves the Nash code motions and a 5000 cap for cfties while towns are urged to remain as towns or become villages. The senate adjourns until next Thursday. the house plans a Thursday 4 p.m. meeting and schedules discuss appointments amid absences and procedural votes.
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Columbus
Ohio
Smith Bennett
Senate
House
House Code Committee
Was . Ellis
Inn
Setberger
Hamilton Camntr
Welock
Gluck Ai Hk
Woldent
Bride of One Week at Labor Day Wedding in Ind
John Allen, former secretary of Fayette Hosiery and Nelson Co, died last night after a typhoid battle. On his physician’s note of no recovery, he requested his former bookkeeper Miss Sarah J Wasson be married to him. The ceremony was performed in bed by Rev. Knox on August 1. Allen’s estate is valued at $30,000 and his widow inherits.
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Fredericktind
George
Nationaltideny
Copenhagen
Frederick
Chicago
Corman
Bartholin
Allen
Will Try Another Bank Huntington Bank Purchases
An obscure banking note reports that Huntington and Angus 29 are entering a new lending arrangement. The piece mentions Cowan Anite Muneristy desertion by the Wabass railrenut shops and the work of J. Af. Ror, asserting a year ago events. A. Wasnith & Song, linked with Imstheae and thanking at Réeanoke, are identified with the acquisition of Andrews elevators and the Ue Tuenicime thostttres of the neue bank.
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Huntington
Angus
Wabass Railrenut
J. Af. Ror
Mic Coumierevil Innk
Teachers Hold First Institute at Warne Township
David Baird elected president and Nellie Reed secretary as the Warne township institute meets. Topics included Systematic Methodology by David Bale and Dickens as author by Charles Methieu. County teachers association discussed but voted against formation. no further gatherings needed due to monthly township institutes.
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Warne Township
Gounig
Young
Coir
Paved Baird
Ell
Intitute
Wellie Teed
David Bale
Dickens
Charles Methieu
Reinor
Iss
Nellie Reed
Afr
A. Ringwall
Sam Brubaker
Kittie Henderson
Léonard Moss
Margaret Shives
Cleo Glass
Asd
F. J. Young
Supt. Young
Mig Reachlara
Pla
Alen
International Mining Congress Opens in Butte
Arrangements for the International Mining Congress are complete in Butte as sessions begin Monday. Delegates listed include Thomas Taggart French Lick Hugh Shiekir Clinton James McClellan Bravil W H Liobbard Indianapolis David Ingalls Oakland City W D Vanlorn Peru Haute Josepe Freeman Linton James Epperson Linton W G Knight Terre Haute Crawford Fairbanks Terre Haute J E Mearis Indianapolis Henry Jamsche Indianapolis Werner Sehmide Indianapolis Frederick C Barrett Fort Wayne Charles McGulloch Port Wayne A M Ogle Indianapolis B Tennant Terre Haute Tt Wayne Ronkill Alden Richard Towrend T We Fort Wayne James Fielder Ankeesleyson C W Hooren An-
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Terre Tieute
Crawford Pairbanks
Terre Haute
E. Mearis
Indianaapolis
Henry Jamuesho
Indianapolis
AH. Sehmide
Indianapalisy
Frederick C. Barrett
Fort Wayne
Charles McGulloch
Port Wayne
A. MM Ogle
T. We
James Fielder
Aneelsleyson
C. W. Hooren
Spreckels Sugar Refining Deal Authorized in Montreal
In Ottawa a sugar refinery venture led by Claus Spreckels and partners from New York and Montreal received granted operation rights for Spreckels Sugar Refining Company of Montreal with a 36 million capital. The plan centers on refining sugar on Spreckels Avenue and building a refinery in British Columbia under the Redpath estate influence.
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Ottama
Ont
Avenue 29
Pederel Sugar Refining Company
Montreal
Claus A. Spreckels
William W.cook
New York
R. B. McGibbon
T Chase Cossrain
EB. F. Sarvan
Spreckels
Drummond
Itedpath
Indiana postal changes in Clearlake and Ridgeville
August 29 report from Indiana notes Birt C. Nicks named postmaster at Clearlake in Steuben County. An added rural delivery route expands service to Ridgeville in Randolph County. The article cites tentative launch dates and service details, with scattered figures and garbled OCR text.
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Ington
Bar Association Elects Officers in New York State
The American Bar Association elected officers including President Francie Kawle of Philadelphia and Secretary John Tinley of Tallahassee. Frederick Tums of New York was named to the executive committee.
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BAR Association
Unknown man killed by electric car on West Superior Street
The unidentified man, described as a laborer in overalls and a striped shirt, was struck by a northbound streetcar at the busy corner of Turrison and Superior streets. He died at the hospital after attempts to revive him failed. Eyewitnesses and a Fort Worth Ironworks timekeeper suggested he may have stepped in front of the car, though uncertainty remains. The body was taken to Pelier's morgue with no identification found among mourners and passengers.
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West Superior Street
Ce Dyken
Hmartisen
Sunerior
Hedreds
Persis
Hupossille
Oi Turrison
Loval
Ciy
Sildenly
Pce
de F. Sion Smith
Fort Worse
Local election results list officers and council members
Ex- Francis Rawle and others in New York Baltimore Portland Towanda St Louis Atlanta and Beaver elect officials. Rose Little Rael Frederick Wadthams Chas Libby Rodney Meyer James Hagerman and Pp Meldrim named as members with vice presidents and local council seats across places.
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Francis Rawle
Palla Delphia
Dom
Rose Little Rael
Frederick
Wadthams
New York
John Hinkley
Baltimore
Chas
F. Libby
Portland
Rodney A. Meyer
Towanda
James Hagerman
St Louis
Pp. W. Meldrim
Atlanta
T. W. M. Platt Rogers
Beaver
Man stabbed in Portland as Bailey battles assailant
Charles Bailey lies seriously wounded after a stabbing blamed on William Deddell during a quarrel at Portland August 29. Bailey, in deep shoulder and side injuries, hopes the assailant is not captured while Bechdell and Tec hdalt are involved in the brawl and the attacker fled after kissing his baby.
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Portland
Ind
Charles Bailey
William Deddell
Bechdell
Bailey
Carnival continues amid lively Pali Festival and Auburn band praise
The Pali Festival and Carnival drew strong crowds with praised tent attractions and a remarkable musical program. The Auburn band performed impressively, drawing compliments from Dekalb Southies, and the Gaskill-Mundy show planned to move to Granville after midnight.
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Vienna
Jorges
Granville
Brookside Gallo Way Cattle Capture Prizes at State Fair
The Brookside herd of Galloway cattle captured top prizes at the Des Moines Town State fair with first on yearling bulls and aged cows, plus multiple first and third places in calves and heifers. Their sire Scottish Standard is among the finest imported Galloways. a calf sold for $3,050 at Chicago shows. The herd will go to the Minnesota State fair next week. Ab. Bass recently imported more bloodlines.
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J. F. Bass
Des Moines
Chicago
Minnesota
Gould's train shatters Wabash record from Detroit
In Chicago on August 29 George Gould led a party traveling over the Wabash from Detroit in a rapid voyage. The 278 miles were completed in four hours five minutes with 203 miles covered in 28 minutes and the overall Detroit to a prearranged point achieved in eighty minutes.
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Chigago
George Gould
Detroit
Gould
Méutonaive
Georgia Governor After Southern Railroad Trust Merger
A fragmented article discusses Georgia Governor Mandir opposing a merger or consolidation of Southern Railroad with Sevihera and Air Titer lines. It notes concerns over reduced competition, cites constitutional prohibitions, and mentions injunctions as a possible remedy if the merger proceeds. The piece references Governor Galliner and legal authorities on charter forfeiture and interstate railway actions.
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N'Masta
Sevihera
Air
Sasha
Mandir
Georgi
Santhorn
Sen Ipourit
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Fort Wayne Gas Company
William Bartholin
Daily Nose Eye
Willii Tartholin
Linspalier
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Sweethsan
Minnie Mitchell
Isa Teecher
Willain
Peter Bartholn
Wi Bartholin
Watthan
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Payal Rusthce Akike
Ismith Bennett
Share and House Bath
Lafayette
Cconluuedt
Wayne
Township
Gogues
David Baird
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Brookside
Galloway
Ab. Bass
Brethers' Gazette
Brookside Farm Co
Andrew Mont
Gomery
Naterhall
Gastie Douglas
America
Robert Jardine
Castlemilk
Castle Douglas Galloway
Carlisle
N. Pp. Clarke
Montgomery
Scotland
England
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Geslie Smith
McDougall
Tarbrearh
Mr. Mudy
Tirapkside
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Southern Railroad Trust
Saul
Hayerner Cuatler
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