Caserio Found Guilty Of Assassinating The President
The court convicts Caserio Santo Geronimo of assassinating the president. The jury returns guilty without extenuating circumstances, and the judge condemns him to death with three days to appeal. Spectators erupt as verdict is announced and Caserio is removed.
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Caserio
Carar
Uting
M. Dabreusel
Anar
Icoase Dabreuil
Dabreuil
Breuilatone
Caterio Santo Geronimo
The
Republic
Sesamin
Caserio Santo Gannime
Meath
Whiich Caserio
M. Debruiel
Train Crash At Siderail Wreck Injures Engineer
Ia coast bound New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio passenger train struck a freight car from a tide rack at Usaawa. Engineer Joe Dando was severely injured and Fireman James Douglas slightly hurt. The engine wreckage and several freight cars were destroyed.
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Usesawa
Ohio
New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio
Joe Dando
James Douglas
Second Battle Report Near Yashan Shocks Neutral Powers
A dispatch from Suarcoat reports a second battle at Yashan where Chinese forces were defeated by Japan. British officers from the Kow Shing are held at Sesebo, with the Alacrity ordered to demand their release. Nations debate arms sales while the U.S. maintains benevolent neutrality in China and Japan.
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George KE. Callaghan
Susuima
Sasebo
Nanagaski
Lowpoy
E. R. Fremantle
China
Japan
Armstrong
England
Krupp
Germany
Gale
Wasuivaroy
State Department
United States
Corea
Vapan
Bayard
Great Britain
Rio
Asiatic
Baltimore
Behring Ses
Concord
Herbert
Washington
Alabama
McAdoo
Battle report describes victory over enemy forces
Five officers and seventy soldiers engaged the enemy who fled toward Hong Chow. The corean boats near Gunean may have been the embarkation point. We captured many flags four cannon numerous rifles and substantial ammunition. We occupy the enemy headquarters.
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Hong Chow
Corean Boata
Gunean
Slavs Tied To Stake Whipped In Connellsville Case
In Leith near Connellsville Pennsylvania on August 4 a mob of Slavs captured a young woman who violated local norms. They stripped her whipped her for over an hour and left her tied at a stake for six hours while taunts and abuse continued. County Detective Campbell is handling the case.
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Columaus
Ind
Henryville
Clark County
Lewis H. Morgan
Elizabeth Freeman
Grandma Cross
Wesley
Samuel Williams
Seymour Guernsey
Patrick Plunket
Taylor
J. F. Willky
Emily Biggs
Abner Biggs
Connellsville
Leith
Campbell
Fire Near Van Wert and Robberies Hit Area
Aug 4 Van Wert Ohio reports a blaze destroying a Venedocia home with losses over 2000 dollars and insured for 1000 while St Albrights mill in Ohio City burned. Five footpads held up John Sunderland north of town and escaped with his purse and a gold watch. J A Miller injured in a buggy runaway. J A Peron robbed of money notes and contracts totaling 445.
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Beb
Johan Sunderland
Asa John Pissi
van Weer
Ohio
Moeris
Venedocia
St. Albright
Ohio City
John Sunderland
J. A. Miller
Singer
J. A. Peron
Scott
Indiannapolis Mayors Revokes Liquor License Amid Proclamation
Indiannapolis Baloonkeeper Deprived of License to Apostal to the Courts, Tamanarolis, Ind., Aug 4 Mayor Denny revoked the liquor license of James Hignight after he and his bartender were cited for liquor law violations on July 4. The mayor noted the July 4 proclamation and strike chaos, ordered Hignight to show cause, and warned that defiance of the law makes him unfit to run a saloon.
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Indiannapolis
Tamanarolis
Ind
Denny
James Hignight
Hignight
Powell
Harper
Tariff talks see no progress as coal and ore disputes persist
Washington reports no perceptible progress in Democratic tariff conferences as coal and iron ore issues remain stubbornly disputed. Secretary McCulloch has been called in for consultations while Louisiana senators press for sugar bounty retention amid broader tax reform talks.
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Washington
Curlitts
Senate
Louisiana
Zils
Democrat
Texas
House
Prayer Rain Deluge Follows Lightning at Arkansas Camp Meeting
In Warner Rives Arkansas on Friday night Rev Robinson led a camp meeting under a clear sky when a lightning bolt shattered a tree and a coffin shaped cloud released a downpour. Fifteen inches of water fell in minutes, scattering worshippers and ending the revival in the grove.
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Warner Rives
Ark
Mr. Robinson
Som
Americans Offer Services Amid China Japan War
Letters from ex aides and citizens reveal offers to serve either side, with officials noting it is a penal offense to enlist in Chinese or Japanese service during the war. Reports describe mutinous Chinese troops aboard the Kow Shung, and a riot against the Japanese envoy at Tianjin, quickly quelled by Li Hung Chang.
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Suaxoaia
Con von Hannekin
Sidde-Camp
Li Hung Chang
Galsworthy
Offcer Tamplin
Chemiplo
Sasebo
Quartermaster Evangelista
Denmark
Herr Muhlenstedt
Tsao Kiang
Japan
Tien Tsin
Loxnox
China
Wasuinatox
United States
Greenville
Miss
New Orleans
Cleveland
Ohio
Legation
Sombretts Soubrette Patti Rosa Dies After Surgery
Patti Rosa wife of John W Dunne died after appendicitis surgery at St Francis hospital in New York Aug 6. She planned Newport trip before a major tour and funeral set in Chicago Thursday.
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New Yors
Pattirosa
John W. Dunne
Chicago
Patti Rosa
Newport
St. Francis’s Hospital
Death of a Pioneer and a Special Policeman’s Death
Two fatalities are reported in a single article. David Andrews, aged 75, longtime Pittsburg boiler shop worker and beloved figure known as Uncle Davy, died after years of poor health. August Fuchshober, 24, a special policeman guarding Pittsburg trains, died from internal injuries after an apparent accident near Hanna street, with Coroner Harrod and Dr. Barnett conducting the post mortem.
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Newton
Mass
Elbridge W. Walker
Ocean Point
Walker
West Newton
Oak Street
Boston Dental College
David Andrews
James Andrews
South Calhoun Street
George B. Stemen
West Main Street
Alice Andrews
Mr. Andrews
Davy
August Fuchshober
Hanna Street
Pittsburg Road
Pittsburg
C. W. Hall
F. E. Fox
Hall
Fox
Fuchshober
Hope Hospital
Fuchshaber
Chicago
Harrod
Barnett
Leonard Fuchshober
Weat Williams Street
Eloped marriage in Indiana leads to warrants for perjury
Ollie Snawder and Lillie Childers, aged fifteen and fourteen, fled from Kentucky to Indiana for marriage. A license was issued in New Albany after a man falsely swore they were of legal age. Father A J Childers learned no license had been issued locally. Perjury charges loom for the alleged swearing party.
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Jeffersonville
Ind
Ollie Snawder
Lillie Childers
Jefferson County
New Albany
Huckeby
A. J. Childers
Childers
Snawder
Snawders
Edward Blese
East
Washington Street
County melon crop saved after thief spills secret
A thief discovered a melon theft method and warned others, but the county’s melon crop was spared from destruction as the spread of the method was halted or thwarted by timely communication among locals.
Bold Engineer Defeats Train Hold Up Near Kesler
Lake Shore express No. 12, from the west, faced a planned derailment at Kesler Indiana as masked bandits set a pile of ties on the siding. The engineer blasted through the obstruction and on to the main track, with shots fired but no injuries. A second incident near Diller Street Chicago involved a switch mischief that derailed baggage and express cars but left passengers unharmed.
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Crevetano
Ohio
Lake Shore
Union Station
Plains of
Indiana
Kessler
Ind
Kesler
United States
Keasler
Cleveland
Catcaco
Panhandle
Diller Street
Columbus
Davis
Chandler
Miss Bird Davis
Alabama election yields Democratic gains across state
Reports from Moxtcowrey and Montcoubry indicate Democrats win majorities in both chambers with Oates leading the ticket. North Alabama gains, Jefferson County adds six legislature seats, and total Democratic majority projected near 20,000 to 35,000 depending on totals and final official results. Roads seek higher railroad rates after six years of experience under the current charges.
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Moxtcowrey
Ala
Alabama
South
North
Kolb
Jefferson County
Montcoubry
Oates
Senate
House
Railroad Commission
Died From Lockjaw After Fall at Boarding House
Emil Renaud a Frenchman died after a fall from a back stair at Fred Roaselot's boarding house. He suffered a compound fracture, was taken to St. Joe hospital, then developed lockjaw and died Sunday night after intense suffering.
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Emile Renaud
Fred Roaselot
St. Joe Hospital
Renaud
France
Centlivre Brewing Company
Americans Rail Union ends convention without action
The American Railway union closed its convention in Cusvetaso at 10 PM with delegates returning home. Details were mostly sealed but reported to be political and urging laborers to vote the populist ticket. No strike action was decided. disputes to be resolved by the groups involved.
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Curiaco
Americsa Railway Union
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Dem
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Conrad
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John C. Conrady
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Workan
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Kome
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City
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