Riots in Paris as Government Faces Strong Protests
Paris papers condemn the unrest as government rigidity and arrests spark clashes. Police guard churches after violence at St Joseph and St Ambroise, with Faure and Guerin among those detained. Guns, knives, and fires mark the riot scene.
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The
Figaro
M. Guerin
League
M. Waldeck-Rousseau
Paris
Raphael
Sebastian Faure
Petit Bleu
Church of St. Joseph
Dewalls
Anti-Semite League
Disturbances in Paris Amid Socialist Rally
Long after Sunday afternoon, Paris faced serious clashes linked to rallies urged by El Peuple and la Republique. Sebastien Fapre and other figures reportedly led gatherings in Place and Faherpt as republic groups clashed with police, recalling the commune era.
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Paris
el Peuple
de la Republique
Sebastien Fapre
Patite
Republique
Revowoden
Still Want Recruits for Military Service
Sergeant Stewart orders new recruits for all arms of the general service. Regular infantry recruits for the Philippine service go to San Francisco. Volunteer infantry and cavalry go to Columbus barracks Ohio. Four Huntington youths join Monday: Nicholas N Petrie Joseph W Alles Thomas E Feigert and Philip Erlenbaugh. Alles belonged to the 160th Indiana regiment.
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Stewart
General Service
San Francisco
Columbus Barracks
Ohio
Huntington
Nicholas N. Petrie
Joseph W. Alles
Thomas E. Feigert
Philip Erlenbaugh
Alles
160Th Indiana Regiment
Local Angler Brings Home Large Bass from Rome City
Mr. Ebratzsch returned from an angling trip to Rome City with a fine haul of bass, several weighing two to three pounds, regarded as one of the season's prettiest catches.
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Ebratzsch
Rome City
Attorney George Cummerow Visits Parents in Chicago
Attorney George Cummerow has traveled from Chicago to visit his parents for several days, according to local notes.
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George Cummerow
Chicago
Admiral Dewey backs self rule for Filipinos autonomy first
London reports Admiral Dewey favors Philippine self government and an early end to violence. He says Filipinos are capable of governing themselves, autonomy then possible annexation, and notes the insurgents must submit to the law after years without it. He condemns violence and hopes for swift pacification.
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New York
London
London Daily News
Dewey
Cavite
Philippines
Admiral Dewey to sail Olympian to Nice for Riviera visit
A World dispatch from Leghorn says the flagship Olympian will depart tomorrow night with Admiral Dewey bound for Nice France. He will stay a week as per his promise to show officers the Riviera. Dewey has recovered from a recent indisposition and has met many visitors ashore.
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New York
Leghorn
Olympian
Admiral Dewey
Nice
France
Riviera
Naples
Florence
Pisa
Five Arrested in Olympia Assault at Legnorn Italy
A Leg horn dispatch reports five men arrested in Legnaro Italy on charges of attacking and wounding sailors from the United States cruiser Olympia after they came ashore.
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London
Leghorn
Italy
United States
Olympia
Missing Henry Boeschinger and alleged forgery case
Henry L Boeschinger has been missing for over two weeks. Police doubt suicide and suspect a forgery involving a note signed in his name with his father's signature. The note, presented to grocer F H Fehling, was refused by Henry J Boeschinger the father after Boeschinger disappeared.
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Henry L. Boeschinger
The
Sentinel
Young Boescinger
F. H. Fehling
South Broadway
Mr. Fe
Threats and arrest hold over Boerschinger case
A man paid $350 days ago and now uses it as a menace against young Boerschinger, threatening to prosecute if he returns. Officers know these facts, explaining their inactivity in pursuing the alleged death by own action.
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Boerschinger
Carter Case In Court Martial May Issue Ruling Soon
Washington report says a Carter court martial decision may be issued soon after Mr Griggs returns to the city. It notes Captain Carter's counsel Wayne Mac Veagh has asked for a new trial and that the attorney general is absent, so cannot confirm the report.
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Washington
Carter
Griggs
Wayne MacVeagh
Rebels Hold Angeles in Fierce Cavite Fight Amid Rail Disruptions
Manila dispatch reports Filipino forces entrenched at Angeles after San Fernando losses and delayed American advance. In Cavite a several thousand strong rebel army operates from lake to bay, threatens rail lines, and clashes with Lt Colonel Smith's regiment for hours, with rebels suffering heavier losses. General Otis dictating dispatch and food shortages fuel tensions as MacArthur sets up village governments north of Manila.
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Manila
Hong Kong
San Fernando
Lawton
Angeles
Smith
Cavite
Pio del Pilar
Rio Grande
Baliuag
Quingua
Bigaa
Malolos
Otis
Sufferanc
Aparri
Aguinaldo
General MacArthur
Fort Wayne Man Choosen as Indianapolis Mayor Candidate
Charles A. Bookwalter, a Fort Wayne native, was nominated Saturday by the Indianapolis Republicans for mayor. Delegates elected Friday and sent enough votes to nominate on the first ballot despite machine opposition. Bookwalter, once a fireman on the Wabash Railway and former foreman of the Gazette, had earlier run for joint senator and later served as state printer. He remains a longtime Republican activist with strong Fort Wayne ties.
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Charles A. Bookwalter
Indianapolis
Fort Wayne
Rebels Return to San Mateo After Third Capture
The rebels retreat to San Mateo after abandoning the town for the third time following its capture. Allegations claim over half the Howitzer ammunition used at Angeles failed to explode due to defects.
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San Mateo
Angeles
New Superintendent Takes Charge of Court House Work
W. T. Crasgrain of Chicago has succeeded Frank Richardson as personal representative of James Stewart & Co. for the new court house. Richardson has left for New Orleans to supervise a sugar refinery project and likely will not return. Construction proceeds satisfactorily.
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W. T. Crasgrain
Chicago
Frank Richardson
James Stewart & Co
Court House
Richardson
New Orleans
Reed Resigns from First Maine District Seat
Augusta Me August 22 Thomas B Reed has submitted his resignation as congressman in the First Maine district to Governor Powers and the resignation is accepted It will take effect September 4 The news notes Powers accepted the resignation and set the effective date.
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Augusta
Thomas B. Reed
Maine
Powers
Venetian Night in Rome Promises Grand Boat Parade
A large crowd from this city attended the Venetian night at the Rome resort on Saturday evening. About 125 boats decorated with lanterns and bunting formed a procession, illuminated by shore and boat fireworks. John Mohr, organizer, received warm congratulations at a banquet hosted by the Mohr cottage after the parade.
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Rome
Mohr
John Mohr
Carriage Dealer Kronmiller Charged With Forgery
Charlies Kronmiller of Churubusco, once a carriage and implement dealer, is jailed in Whitley County on forgery charges. He vanished from town after incurring numerous debts. Investigators found he forged about 1900 dollars using his father's name.
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Charlies Kronmiller
Churubusco
Whitley County
Nurse Hannah Niehoff to be sent to the Philippines
Miss Hannah Niehoff of 95 Edgewater Avenue will leave early next week for San Francisco to embark for Manila. She is a trained nurse who served the government last summer and in the fall at Montauk Point Savannah Jacksonville and Cuba. She received a letter from Surgeon General Sternberg asking her to re-enter the service and will have transportation arranged soon as possible. The move follows a demand for trained nurses due to many new recruits sailing to the Philippines.
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Hannah Niehoff
Edgewater Avenue
Washington
Manila
San Francisco
Islands
Miss Niehoff
Montauk Point
L. I
Savannah
Jacksonville
Fla
Cuba
Sternberg
Working the Farmers: a staged wedding proves a scam
A pair of slick men and a woman pose as a minister and couple seeking marriage to fleece a farmer. The farmer hosts a supposed ceremony, signs as a witness, and discovers the marriage certificate later becomes a promissory note for a sizable sum.
Delegates Elected for National Encampment
A large En campment No. 51 U V L meeting elected Dr. E P Banning Capt John F Maguire Capt H W Dickman William J Bright as delegates with alternates Capt John H Rohan James Sheridan George Stites and George A Gale They will present Col H C Zollinger as junior vice commander of the national body.
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E. P. Banning
John &. Maguire
H. W. Dickman
William J. Bright
John H. Rohan
James Sheridan
George Stites
George A. Gale
Col
H. C. Zollinger
Oil Wagon Fire Sparks Near Penn and Dubois
Thursday noon a wagon carrying oil for S. W. Hasty was set ablaze by mischievous boys at Penn and Dubois. The flames enveloped the wagon. Hasty, aboard at the moment, escaped injury by luck and local help prevented a possible explosion.
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Penn and
Dubois Streta
S. W. Hasty
Governor Mount to Recommend Fort Wayne Officer for Philippines
Governor Mount announced a plan to appoint a commissioned officer from the Fort Wayne battery for service in the Philippines. The state will supply twelve officers for the new regiment with two chosen from each of the five Indiana regiments and one from each of the batteries.
Fresh Proposals Said to be Advanced in Outlander Franchise Debate
Cape Town August 21 report confirms the Transvaal government handed its reply to the British agent at Pretoria for Sir Alfred Milner. It is believed Britain’s plan for a joint commission to study franchise reform effects on the Outlanders was not accepted, but fresh proposals have been advanced.
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Cape Town
Transvaal
Pretoria
Alfred Milner
South Africa
Cape Colony
Great Britain
Milner reports Transvaal reply not full acceptance
London reports the colonial office confirms a dispatch from Cape Town that the Transvaal government handed its reply to the British agent at Pretoria. Sir Alfred Milner telegraphed confirmation that the reply is not a complete acceptance of Mr Chamberlain's proposal.
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London
Colonial Office
Cape Town
Transvaal
Pretoria
Alfred Milner
Chamberlain
Family in Destitution at Jefferson Township Seeks Help
The Small family with Isaac Small at risk is investigated by the humane society. After trusts aided their return from Kentucky, the father and four children including a married daughter and infant faced hardship. A fraudulent herb doctor prompted sales of land and abandonment, leaving the family penniless in Monroeville. The Allen County Orphans' Home may receive some children.
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the Humane Society
Isaac Small
Jefferson Township
Fry
Fort Wayne
Allen County
Small
Kentucky
Smalls
Indiana
Monroeville
The
Humane Society
Fires Ravage Two Barns on High Street
Around 1 am Sunday the fire department responded to 178 High Street where a barn behind Schneider's Grocery burned. Nearby another fire destroyed a barn owned by Mrs. Catherine Romy, with Schneider's barn damaged by about 75 dollars. Several sheds were damaged. authorities suspect incendiary origin after recent nighttime calls in the same area.
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High Street
Schneider’s
Catherine Romy
Schneider
Fireman William Rogers Seeks Surgery After Fall Injury
William Rogers Nickel Plate fireman remains gravely ill after an earlier fall from an engine tank. Doctors fear surgery may be required to improve his condition as his leg sprain and overall health worsen.
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William Rogers
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Cesses
Place de la Nation
Faure
D’horr
Place de la Republique
Joseph Ferrier
Jean Perrin
Chateau d’Eau
Church of St. Ambroise
Faubourg du Temple
Rue Darboy
St. Mauri-Papincourt
Rue de Chabrol
Gare de l’Est
Guerrilles
Cavite Province
Associated Press
Republicans
Thomas Reed
Transvaal Answers
Britain
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