Syrian migrant Kapool taken to Hamilton for murder near Ohio
Kapool, a 32 year old Mohammedan Syrian peddler, was arrested in Fort Wayne after a Hamilton man’s murder near Hamilton Ohio. He allegedly killed Mahmood Hammay with stones then admitted the act to an interpreter, while authorities fast tracked his transfer amid Syrian colony fears. He claimed Hammay killed his uncle and caused harm to his people. passport notes and a requisition were expedited with swift police action.
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Mahmood Hammay
Hamilton
Aile Sahiman E Kapool
Fort Wayne
Kapool
Palisa
Borgman
Pappert
Kaleen
Alle & Kapool
Youne Mohammedan
Ohio
Shaheen
Spy Run Avenue
Gorsline
Luke Brennan
Durbin
Kapoor
Geralina
Brenan
Hapoel
Garsline
Nhon Hig
Butler County
Coling
Baid
Kappe
Michael Bosamira
Hammzy
Bertillon
Reppol
Kilring
Maud’s
Wnesday
Chew
Shiheen
Sudan
Bergman
Whighn
Captain Bergman
Butler
Joseph B. Aschar
Cincinnati
Richmond
Mammzy
City
Aaschar
the Sentinel
Columbus
Columbua
Aschar
Ascher
Grennan
Sentinel
New York
Krpeol
Mahmud Hammzy
Salah Mashud
Hamid Haz
Syria
Hammsy
Hammay
Mashud
Haz
Falsett
Buriel
Mahmud Hammay
S. Kapool
Shoprify
Hrennan
Miamisburg
Kapos
Stoll
Pennsylvania
S. Bonahoon
Bonaligon
Togeph Aschar
Michael Boosamra
Boosamra
Boosminaira
Hapoal
Kapoal
European squadron heads to Turkish waters via Smyrna
The European squadron led by Rear Admiral Jewell, consisting of the Olympia Baltimore and Cleveland, is ordered to Turkish waters and will proceed to the eastern Mediterranean near the Black Sea. The fleet sails to Smyrna for direct Washington cable communication, with Arrivals to report to Minister Leishman and Washington. Also notes Pineules a new kidney and bladder remedy offered by Meysi Bros. Co. and A. G. Gacke, and Miss Nettie Rouzer traveling to Chicago to visit Miss Eva Thompson.
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Washington
Jewell
Nics
Olympia
Baltimore
Cleveland
Mediterranean
Black Sea
Smyrna
Constantinople
Leishman
Cortelyou Prepares for Campaign Reach in New York
Republican National Chairman George B. Cortelyou, after busy days in Washington, heads to New York to direct campaign efforts. Public campaigning starts mid September, Vermont and Maine vote early, and by September 20 speaking tours are in full swing until Election Eve. A half hour talk with President Roosevelt preceded his trip, regarding personal campaign matters. Cortelyou plans to split time between New York and Chicago, likely spending most time in the east.
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Washington
George B. Cortelyou
Teaay
New York
Vermont
Marine
Id. Cortelyou
Roosevelt
Cortelyou
Chicago
East
Republicans to Confer in New York Eastern Division Meet
The Republican national executive committee eastern division will hold its first meeting on Monday in New York. Chairman Cortelyou arrives tonight, with committee members Brooker Scott Murphy and Ward slated to arrive Monday.
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New York
Aug
Republican National Executive Committee
Cortelyou
Brooker
Scott
Murphy
Ward
Democratic campaign committee named from Cowherd list
Washington Aug 6 Chairman Cowherd of the Democratic congressional committee announced the Democratic campaign committee members. Illinois Joseph B Crowley Indiana William T Zonor Ohio John S Snook and others named.
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Washington
Cowherd
Democratic Congressional Committee
Democratic Campaign Committee
Illinois
Joseph B. Crowley
Indiana
William T. Zonor
Ohio
John S. Snook
Taggart and Gorman Engage in HQ Preparations in New York
Democratic National Committee Chairman Taggart met Senator Gorman in New York and surveyed potential headquarters buildings. Preparations advance for Parker notification committees to assemble in the city next Tuesday and for the Esopus trip on Wednesday morning.
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New York
Taggart
Democratic National Committee
Gorman
Parker
Esopus
Judge Parker Closes Long NY Judicial Service
In Esopus New York on August 6 Judge Parker ended nearly thirty years on the New York state bench with a quiet morning of correspondence and a forthcoming acceptance speech. He later rode horseback with Mrs Parker and Rosemount reported no visitors were expected.
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Esopus
N. Y
Parker
State of New York
Rosemount
Where Country's Beef Comes From
Forsha's Forsha's ranch runs 6 000 acres in Kansas corn belt feeding 2 000 head of cattle. Sam W Forsha sources young stock from Kansas City area, pastures cattle six months on alfalfa, then grain with ground corn and wheat mix. A ranch mill grinds chop and shorts for four horse wagons delivering feed to long troughs.
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Forsha
Sam W. Forsha
Kansas City
Kansas Corn Belt
Cattle Ranches in the Southwest Face Shifting Land Use
The article describes cattle feeding and grading at a Texas ranch, noting precise weight tracking by Mr. Forsha from arrival to market. It discusses long term ranch growth, the J. A. ranch holdings of 1,250,000 acres, 38,000 cattle, and 6,000 annual steer shipments, plus the impact of settlers on ranch land and the modernization of ranch operations including winter fodder, windbreaks, and farm managers.
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Forsha
United States
Wichita Mountains
Oklahoma
Gulf of Mexico
Rockies
Louisiana
Stacr
Fort Worth
Southwest
J. A
Panhandle
C. Adsit
London
Col
C. G. Slaughter
Dallas
Adair
Richard King
Corpus Christi
Forty Thousand Men Out of Employment
New York August six. A worlding trades lockout declared yesterday and in effect today will lead to up to forty thousand union workers losing their jobs. Felt and waterproofing workers join the strike list, with journeymen stonecutters also citing breached agreements with the Building Traders employers. Carpenters unions plan a mass meeting at Cooper Union tonight.
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New York
Worlding Trades
Building Traders Employers’ Association
Carpenters
Cooper Union
Indiana Governor Nominee Kern Visits Fort Wayne Leaders
Democratic nominee for Indiana governor Hon John W Kern spent Saturday afternoon at the New Avenue Hotel in Fort Wayne greeting several hundred supporters and friends before heading to Lake George to guest with Senator L V Ulrey. Kern spoke of plans to canvass Indiana, noted support from Bryan, and praised Judge Parker as an ideal American.
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John W. Kern
Indianapolis
Indiana
Fort Wayne
New Avenne
Kern
Lake Erie and Western Railroad
Lake George
L. V. Ulrey
B. F. Shively
South Band
Waterloo
D. W. Simms
Lafayette
Las
New Avenue
Ulrey
Allen Zollars
Bargholf
Shambaugh
EB. B. Smith
D. 0. Stout
Democratic County Central Committee
Mr. Kern
Alrey
St. Loun
Esopus
New York
Bryan
London
Judge Parker
Kingston
Citizens' Trust Co. Deposit for Depositors Security Notice
A public notice invites depositors to place funds with Citizens' Trust Co. located opposite the post office, highlighting a $400,000 overall security for deposits and urging confidence in the bank's protection measures.
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Citizens’ Trust Co
Opp Post Office
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