Italian government probes lynching of five Italians in Louisiana
Washington reports say Count Vinchi engaged the State Department to secure full facts on the July lynching of five Italians in Louisiana. The Italian government may protest or seek reparations, though officials stressed no immediate demand. The inquiry focuses on whether victims were Italian citizens and unascertained naturalizations.
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Washington
Louisiana
Count Vinchi
State Department
Hay
Atention
New Orleans
Blaine
Baron Fava
Rome
Padini
Hill
White House
Italians Lynched After Citizenship Declarations
Five Italian men lynched in Louisiana after statements show they had lived in Madison Parish for years and filed declarations to become citizens. Several had applied for naturalization papers.
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Orleans
Tallulah, la
Madison Parish
Gas belt men struck by new form of hair loss
In Anderson Indiana on July 24 physicians report a new disease sweeping the gas belt. Investigations reveal widespread scalp illness once thought to be localized hair disorder, now affecting a broad area as doctors pursue causes and treatment.
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Anderson
Ind
Indiana Gas Belt
British Medical Institute
Fruit House
Death in the St Joe River claims 24 year old lakeside man
William C Richard aged 24 of Lakeside drowned while swimming near Coney Island cottage on the St Joe River Sunday morning. He released a grip on a boat near shore and vanished. Rescuers including Samuel Porter and Alex Dickson recovered the body after 27 minutes. Richard, son of Peter Richard, had lived in Fort Wayne all his life. his mother died two years ago. He leaves a father, two brothers and a sister.
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William C. Richard
St. Joe Boulevard
Old Fort Street
Lakeside
St. Joe
Coney Island
Robison Park
Richard
John W. Foley
Samuel Porter
Alex Dickson
G. D. Piepenbrink
Amos Richey
John Eggemann
Barnett
Peltier
Peter Richard
Fort Wayne
Teachers Adjourn Lutheran Seminar and Journal Planned
The Lutheran teachers at St. John Evangelical Lutheran school adjourned after morning papers and discussions. A Saturday business meeting decided to publish an educational journal titled Ped. Secgische Zeitlatt, a quarterly of sixty four pages with Prof. Mees as editor in chief and Theiss Gauf and Vogel as assistants. The group attended divine service yesterday with a sermon by Rev. Dannecker on educational matters and special choir music.
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St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran School
Ped. Secgische Zeitlatt
Mees
Ph. D
Theiss
Gauf
Vogel
Divine
Dannecker
Letter From The Trenches From A Philippine Campaign
A private Payne from this city, a street railway conductor, shares a soldier brother’s letter from the Philippines. He describes campaigns from Caloocan to Malolos, the taking of towns including Balinag, and a running fight with casualties. He notes scarce pay, frugal living, church quarters, tropical fruit, and local bamboo crafts and prices.
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Edward I. Payne
Consolidated Street Railway
West Main Street
Ernest Payne
United States
Philippines
Caloocan
Manila
Malabon
Malolos
Augat
San Roque
San Rafael
Balinag
San Miguel
Co. F
States
Oregon
Panama
Promotion to Superintendent in City Office
Myr Goldstein, promoted to the superintendency of the city office replacing Le Sage Ten Broeck, now in Europe, has six years with the company including four as assistant superintendent. The raise comes with a $500 policy bonus and a congratulatory letter from the president. Ten Broeck will return to the United States at month end for business then move permanently to Europe in December.
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le Sage Ten Broeck
Europe
Goldstein
Ten Broeck
United States
Girl Faces Charges In Abortion And Seduction Case
Pris cilla Jones of Aboite township was ill for two weeks and alleges she was seduced by Frank A. Young last December. Birdie Casteel alias Madam Wing has been charged with abortion and prescribing medicines. both are jailed in default of $1,000 bail after arraignment before Justice France. The case includes a six month foetus found and statements obtained from the patient.
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Birdie Casteel
Madam Wing
Priscilla Jones
Frank A. Young
Aboite Township
T. L. Hickman
Young
Dr. Hickman
Squire France
George W. Stout
Whitney and
Witte
Stout
Hartford City
Melching
Barnett
Miss Jones
Casteel
Frank Young
Justice France
Squire
Body of David Noonan Found in Maumee River
The missing man David Noonan was found in the Maumee River between 5 and 6 pm by George Klug. Identification was confirmed by tattooed initials and scars. authorities conclude death by self-inflicted injury, noting a throat wound and prior suicide attempts. Noonan, 55, left home Tuesday for work and was last seen by coworkers before his body was recovered.
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David Noonan
Maumee
George Klug
Klug
Dan Falls
Mgr. Klug
Melching
Barnett
Daseler
Theodore Johnson
A. L. Corneille
L. L., Flaugh
Noonan
D. N
Ernest Paul
Woodland Avenue
Troops Reach Manila With Sheridan Reinforcements
The US transport Sheridan arrived in Manila after sailing from San Francisco on June 25. It carried Brig. Gen. Young and staff, 239 infantry, 173 cavalry, and 1,948 recruits for existing units. A water spout forced a detour of miles on July 16. Two Augustinian friars were arrested with suspected roles in a Hong Kong Filipino junta network. General Otis seeks the release of two captured hospital ship personnel.
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Manila
United States
Sheridan
San Francisco
General. E.S. Otis
General Otis
Charles Blanford
Fred Hehpe
Relief
Paranaque
Otis
Hong Kong
Junta
Aguinaldo
Flextivel B. M. Young
Daggett
Quinton
Fourteenth Infantry
Fourth Cavalry
Mose
Twenty-Fourth Infantry
Gine Hospital Corps
Signal Corps
Philippines
Ladies Fall Sale Prices on Waists and Skirts
Bargains across ladies waists at 25c to 68c for various price points and colors, white waists at cost, skirts from 59c to 1.50, children parasols at cost, 50c lisle hose at 2c, and 25c fancy hose 19c. Men’s shirts and hosiery also on special sale, wrappers at cost, open every evening.
Bargain page items from The Fair and Mews Shoes
The advertisement lists wrappers and linen skirts at 45 cents, duck skirts 75 cents, all wool jackets $2.50, all wool suits $3.50, bicycle suits $2.50, and Mews Fine Shoes at 68 cents. It urges readers to call for clothing, hats, caps, shoes, dry goods and millinery.
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Cale
Notable Deaths and Tragedies Include Multiple Suspects
The text notes ongoing inability to retain an item or person and mentions interment on Saturday. It recalls Joseph Noonan, brother of David, killed years ago at George Jaap's stone yard, and that a widow and her daughter died in an elevator accident at Siemon's book store a few years earlier.
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Joseph Noonan
David
George Jaap
Siemon
Want Fence Removed From Court Street Property Line
Businessmen at Court and Main streets request county commissioners remove the high Court street fence and replace it with a four foot fence on the county line. They allege the fence in the road harms local commerce and causes losses. Co A Wilding and 23 others signed the petition for the Tri-State Building and Loan association.
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Court
Main Streets
Clinton
Court Street
Co. A. Wilding
Tri-State Building and Loan Association
Root to Advise on Civil Rule in Cuba After War
Elihu Root, newly named secretary of war, will spend his first White House evening with the president to discuss duties and a future civil control plan for colonies. The talks likely cover Cuba, the Philippines, and establishing a new colonial secretary role guiding constitutional and international law matters.
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New York
Herald
Washington
Elihu Root
White House
War Department
Root
Corbin
Philippines
Cuba
Mr. Root
Congress
Touring the Yukon Judge Johnson Leads Alaska Tour
Alaskan advices report Judge C. B. Johnson, chief of the U S district court in Alaska, has left Seattle to tour the Yukon. He will appoint judges under new Alaska laws for principal towns to hold court sessions. He is joined by Clerk A D Elliott, U S Marshal J M Shoup, and A J Daly, assistant district attorney.
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Seattle
Wash
Johnson
United States Court
District of Alaska
Yukon
Alaska
A. D. Elliott
United States
J. M. Shoup
A.J. Daly
May Abreast Gov Tanner in Denver Tour Twist
Denver July 24 Governor Tanner may be compelled to return from California by a route that avoids Colorado. The situation hints at a possible parachute move to dodge a legal issue tied to Beason and a tour that drew controversy at Glen.
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Tanner
Denver
Illinois
California
Colorado
Beason
Glen
Williamsons Custom Dress Tools for Tradesmen
We make a specialty of dressing tools for stone cutters, plumbers, machinists and tinsmiths. All kinds of tools made to order. Die making and dressing on short notice. Robert Williamson, 21-d&w-tf 37 Pearl Street.
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Robert Williamson
D&w-Tf
Pearl Street
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