Fires Claim 33 Firefighters Saving Forests
Reported by Associated Press from Washington indicates 33 firefighters died while battling forest fires across Missouri and surrounding regions. Officials note improved conditions and reduced winds aiding containment, with several crews redeploying as flames threaten Yellowstone National Park and forested areas along the HabER River watershed. Crews at Wallace and nearby fronts faced heavy danger as fronts abated and rescue operations continued.
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Noted Kentucky Feudist Murdered
Jackson Kentucky August 23 Johny Abner noted feudist involved in factional quarrels was shot and killed near the river bridge in Jackson last night by unknown parties. Authorities said Abner had allied with Hargis Callahan Reaton Staltte in past feuds and warned of threats.
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Johny Abner
Nave Hargis
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Reaton
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Candidate spends 32500 in candidacy and withdrawal arrest
Joseph Silbey, a Pennsylvania congressional candidate who withdrew from the race, was arrested on a conspiracy warrant after filing a public expense report showing about 42000 spent in the district. He was released on recognizance to appear before the court.
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Georgetown Senatorial Convention Stirrs Local Fray
A garbled report outlines Georgetown discussions for a senatorial convention with mentions of teams, cities, and an evening event. Readable fragments reference Georgetown, city names, contacts, and a planned gathering on a Friday night.
Oiling of road costs 938 dollars and bids sought
Prosecutor informs township trustees that the waterworks crossing on Trenton Road at Overpeck requires action by commissioners. Millville Pike oiling estimated at 938.63 dollars. Contracts awarded include culvert pipes for Morgan and Madison townships, concrete box culverts, wall rebuilds, and lighting material for the courthouse basement with several related payment amounts.
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Landis Cashers
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Millville Pike
Ehe
Oliv Corrugated Culsere Company Do Furnish
Morgan Township
George Kanutuns
Robin Hughes
Madison Township
William, Pantlin
Badge
Josep Y. Guillaunie
Quiet fall of Presid Madriz marks new Nicaragua change
Managua reports the dawn quiet after Presid Madriz government collapse with no disorder in the capital. Dispatches note Corin Phoeg Mynibeed bre. troops in control as reports describe Pacifies steamer San Jose sailing toward Ammapala and a six hundred man force patrolling the area. In Washington state, indications show forest disruptions and troop deployments following regional unrest.
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Germantown Pastor Admits Thefts Of Watches
Aug 22 reports Rev August Hauberick of the German Evangelical church in Germantown Me is jailed at Central Station on seven counts of stealing watches from UW College Dayton Me students. He partially confesses saying he took some but not all. he fears prison and expulsion. He expects to be sent back to Clayton.
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Missing Verde Tom Hawking Sought by Preble County Officials
Authorities pursue Verde Tom Hawking and Marie Tom Tar he Vegal amid unclear location in Indiana. J B Yerigan Officer attends case as family faces destitution. provisions planned for family relief.
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Preble County
Urathe
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Conenent
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Missing fourteen-year-old boy George Rede kind
Cleveland police seek George Rede kind who left home last Saturday. A citywide inquiry notes he asked about routes to Develind and Obie, and he is believed to have headed in that direction in search of Develind.
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Cleveland
George Redekind
Keem
Develind
Obie
Prominent Local Politician Found Dead In Sewn Collar Case
The coroner ruled Geo. W. Malinsen died by hanging from a celluloid collar. Malinsen, a notable local Democrat and longtime secretary of the county committee, was found seated upright with reins in hand yesterday.
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Npright
Consumption of Horse Flesh Gains Popularity in France
Reports from Paris indicate a rising demand for horse meat driven by its low cost amid rising living expenses. Estimates show over 200,000 horses slaughtered yearly, with cheaper meat appealing to the poor as prices for other foods rise, despite tax policies and political debate over slaughterhouse restrictions.
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Waris
Ander
France
Ayersay
Hall Cronin Co sued for 10000 in sewer injury case
Praik Magor sues Hall Cronin Co of Dixon in common pleas court for 10000 claiming injuries after falling into an open Crawford Run Sewer at Hamilton and East Avenues East Avenue area on May 7 1910. The complaint states the sewer lacked lights and alleges muscles were torn loose and left side injured. The firm was said to be building the sewer at the time.
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Praik Magor
Common Pleas
Crawford's Run
Ie Uall Cronin Co
Dion
Frank A. Mooar
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East Avenne
Maparelane
Hamilton
East Avenues
Twelve Stitches v In His Heart
A hospital report describes a stabbing case in New York with a patient resting comfortably after surgery. Surgeons say the operation, the seventh of its kind in history, was technically successful and the patient will live.
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York
Howe's Flyer Offer From Mell Aviation Co
The note states GC Ay Kantey received a letter from Mell Aviation Co of New York offering to buy one of their air planes for two thousand dollars. The matter will be considered.
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Ay Kantey
Buand
Mell Aviation Co
New York
Aie Fyie
Human Ostrich Operated On In Cairo Hospital
Cairo Mississippi Aug 23 An advertising solicitor from St Louis died after telling doctors he swallowed a foreign nature and that they should use X rays. Surgeons removed a shoe button hook hat pins keys a pencil lead belt buckle toy pistol several small articles and a thermometer from his stomach during an operation. The man had wandered from Cairo years earlier to St Louis where he worked and had recently been in hospital for a mania.
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Wank W. Wilson
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Wingers Weis Talenter Involved in Mills Minor Hand Injury
Wingers Weis Talenter and Wilkin Campbell were at 228 Garden Avenue when his left hand was caught in a calendar cutting machine at Champion Costed Paper Mills last night. Three fingers were badly torn. treatment was provided by Tr. J H. Roll who rendered surgical attention.
Semler case decided today by Judge Gard
Judge Warren Gard handed down decisions in two Semler cases involving Loleta M Semler and Katharine Wehrhay. The ruling centers on homestead and real estate deeds across North Street Weverth and Eleventh Street, with complexities of deed alteration and mortgage history. The court found the evidence unreliable but permitted reconveyance questions to proceed.
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Jane Ryan
Loleta M. Semler
Roosevelt Sets Out On 5000 Mile Campaign Tour
Colonel Roosevelt begins a long journey into insurgent country amid assurances to associates that his trip will clarify party direction. Nassau County officials express support for his state convention plan while avoiding compromisers. A public reception and conference with county leaders precede departure as Roosevelt navigates political expectations and candidate preferences.
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Nassau County
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Law case涉及 Webrhan and Semler deed dispute
The court examined a complex property transfer involving Katharine Webrhan and Mrs Semler with deeds tied to Tangible assets. Evidence showed deception attempts, forged letters, and a broader aim to shield assets from creditors, leading to the cancellation of a deceitful deed and reaffirmation of rightful ownership.
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Gus Court
CLM
Katharine Webrhan
Webrhan
Semter
Tie
Pristid
Jang Ryan
Lolete
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M. Sewer
Watharilla
Semler
Harry Senter
Forest fires loom over Northwest as drought grows
The Weather Bureau warned that smoke and flames from fires in Idaho, Montana, Washington, and Oregon could intensify. Officials said the hazy air would worsen if fires were not controlled, with the plume drifting toward the region and affecting daily life.
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Chicago
Weather Bureau
Idaho
Monihua
Washington
Oregon
Roosevelt Sets Western Speaking Tour Across 18 States
Col Roosevelt departs Oyster Bay for a cross country speaking tour starting at Grand Central. He will cover 6493 miles over 18 states, with first address in New York and back by September 11 aboard the private car Republic. Accompanying him are aides Howland Jamlin Adio Harald Howland and secretary Frank Harger.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
New York
Republic
Phottl
Esters
Tim Lito
Hteen
Daniel Is Wanted on Warrants Over Laundry Theft Allegation
Police seek John Daniel on a warrant sworn by Arthur McDaniel alleging a theft of $2 worth of laundry at Farmers Exchange on Hig ht Trees. The report notes the suspect is sought for questioning and possible charges. Local authorities urged the public to provide any information leading to Daniel’s arrest.
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