Fractured Message on Bandyaf Conscience and Revoalitionary Patriots
Fragmentary text hints at a conflict involving Bandyaf Conscience, Aahiorians, and Blarkivra near an unspecified commen. The garbled wording suggests a stance against revolutionary groups and a call for joined hands amid a tense situation near an “Dread Bodr” reference.
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Bandyaf
Inapirer
Hentchakism debated as Armenian menace and myth
The article analyzes the Hentchakist movement among Armenians, arguing it is largely a system of blackmail and extortion rather than a genuine organized revolution. It traces origins to Ottoman Turkish and Armenian figures, notes lack of centralized control in America, and details how spies, wealth, and fear drive its spread amid riots and trials.
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New York
Jerome
Black Hand
Italy
Turkey
Syria
Hentchakist Society
America
Soes
England
France
United States
Worcester
Mass
Providence
R. I
Hovhannes
Tarshanjian
Armenia
Nians
Hentchak
Gregorian
Etchmiadzin
Russian Caucasus
Mugurditch I
Constantinople
3Chak
Put a muzzle on Bonaparte says Washington dispatch
Chicago reports a Washington message urging President Roosevelt to curb public statements by Attorney General Bonaparte while praising vigorous law enforcement. The piece notes Cortelyou Taft Root and others favor restrained talk but insist on prosecuting lawbreaking corporations. Bonaparte defends impartial enforcement and argues for strict application of penal statutes.
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Chicago
the Tribune Today
Washington
Bonaparte
Wall Street
Department of Justice
Oyster Bay
Root
Taft Ostmaster
Meyer
Zrsident
Roosevelt
Presi
GO ON RECORD FOR RAIL OWNERSHIP AND PAPER TARIFF
The International Typographical Union meeting in Hot Springs Ark on Aug 17 endorsed government ownership of railroads and the removal of the tariff on white paper. A Telegram from Secretary Russell of the Telegraphers union said the printers strike in Butte Montana was well in hand. The executive committee’s arbitration of the dispute was sustained and the appeal dismissed, with the convention set to adjourn and the next session planned for Boston.
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Hot Springs
Ark
International Typographical Union
Russell
Telegraphers’ Union
Butte
Mont
Boston
Brackenridge Recovers From Illness at 90
George W Brackenridge of 133 Douglas avenue at ninety years old has recovered from a three month illness due to age. He is active and able to move about and greets many friends. He is the grandfather of Julia Marie Taylor Fort Wayne actress who has risen to stage stardom.
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George W. Brackenridge
Douglas Avenue
Brackenridge
Julia
Marie Taylor
Fort Wayne
Prosecution urged in Pennsylvania capitol graft case
Eighteen men linked to the 13 million Pennsylvania capitol project face criminal and civil actions per Gov Stuart's final report. The probe names Sanderson Huston Lewis Shumaker Hardenberg and others, with totals showing goods sold for over six million dollars at an excess of nearly 4.9 million. Governor Stuart pledges vigorous action. Attorney General Todd to start proceedings in Dauphin County.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Gov. Stuart
John H. Sanderson
Philadelphia
Joseph M. Huston
Stanford Lewis
J. M. Shumaker
Johnstown
Board of Public Grounds and Buildings
W.H. Snyder
E. B. Hardenberg
W. L. Mathues
Frank G. Harris
P. Burd Cassel
Pennsylvania Construction Company
George F. Payne
Capitol
Charles G.wetter
Charles P. Kinsman
Wallis Boileau
John G. Neuderer
George K. Storm
Pensylvania Bronze Company
Sanderson
Frank Irvine
Auditor General's
George C. Town
Shumaker
The
International Manufacturing and Supply Company
Pennypacker
Gov. Pennypacker
Gov. Stone
A. G. Dewalt
R. Scott Ammerman
Fisner
Stuart
State Capitol
Todd
Maine
Dauphin County
Elderly Huntertown man takes first fishing trip at Sal Wawasee
Kendallville Indiana August 17 acting on the belief it is never too late to learn George Gump 82 and a retired farmer of Huntertown left for a first fishing expedition at Sal Wawasee with cousin Dan Wrench of Ligonier. Though aged and new to fishing he plans to enjoy the sport and make up for missed years. He has saved enough wealth to enjoy life’s later chances and spoke at the depot about his unfamiliar pastime between trains.
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Cortelyou
Treasury
Wall Street
New York
Sub-Treasury
Leslie M. Shaw
Kendallville
Ind
George Gump
Huntertown
Ligonier
Sal Wawasee
Gump
Lake Uetoskey An¢É
Dan Wrench
Mr. Gump
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Church of Our Saviour
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Muzzle
Mr. Cortelyou
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Federal Rail
Typographical Union
Thommonwealth
Attorney General
Fox
David T. Watson
Pittsburg