Bridge Building on Battlefield at Ft Benjamin Harrison
Army maneuvers continue at Ft Benjamin Harrison with bridges and roads washed out from a recent storm. Troops drill round the clock to repair damage while practicing temporary bridge construction. Private Ray Perske is hospitalized for appendicitis after earlier madness incident. Maj. Charles G. Treat is rapidly convalescing from typhoid fever.
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Benjamin Warrison
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Ray Perske
Field Artillery
Indianapolis
Ft. Benjamin Harrison Hospital
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Work Resumed in Russia After Strike Failure
In St. Petersburg during August, work has resumed at all mills and factories. The failure of the strike is seen as a clear acknowledgment of the extremists' powerlessness, and order has been restored.
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Serippa-Meliae Ireas Amnociasiog
ST. Petersburg
All Mills
Factorius
Owen
Night Key Break In Prompts Alarm In City
IN THE CITY report describes Red Scuby of 327 N Delaware St climbing a back window after missing his night key. Neighbors mistook him for a burglar and summoned four bicycle men. The piece also notes events from the Indiana Grand Army of the Republic encampment, a vicious injury to a boy named Culver, a morphine suicide attempt by Davinconst, a divorce case, and police arrests for telephony repairs theft and a drugstore robbery.
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Red Scuby
N. Delaware St
Plundered bank trio tied to Milwaukee collapse
The Sun reports state bank officials Paul J. Stensland and Neary W. Hering stole about 1,003,000 from 22,000 depositors over years. Forgeries duplicating directors and stockholders’ names caused losses. both fugitives face embezzlement charges. Theodore Stensland, the vice president son, was arrested briefly. details of private life emerge as investigations continue.
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Ering
Stetsland
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Knudson Charged in Wife Poisoning Case in Chicago
Special to The Saw Chicago August report states Kutdsog a Wert Pollman carpenter aided the grand jury effort against Knudson over arsenic poisoning of his wife who died last March. Chemical stomach analysis showed enough arsenic to kill several people. Mrs Knudson wrote to a friend that she believed she was being pinned before her death. State attorney’s office says the grand jury indictments will be unsommonal as Hoch and parallel circumstances are noted.
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Hax
Guey
Knudson
Ltteracy
End of Hartje Trial Delayed Decision Planned in September
The Hartje divorce case concluded yesterday in Pittsburg. Judge Frazer will not rule until September and departs on vacation Thursday, returning next month.
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Sim
Pittsburg
Frazer
Hay Fever Relief Claim From Austrian Dispensary
New York report cites F Mann of Fort Keogh who praises ascatco for hay fever after two seasons. He says symptoms vanished after a week and returned no more, and this summer used it preventively with no symptoms. The Austrian dispensary at 22 W 21st Street offers full information by mail.
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Olice
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Liquor raids near Fort Benjamin Harrison arrest several men
A Tuesday night raid and a follow up Wednesday morning near Fort Benjamin Harrison led to multiple arrests and large liquor seizures. Deputies, deputies from the sheriff and police officials, including Chief Metzger, Captain Asch, and Lt Indmann, assisted in destroying whisky and beer. One man faced charges for selling liquor within a mile of an army post.
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Sherut Sourbie
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Campaign expense disclosures show big totals for governor candidate
Fort Worth August reports indicate governor candidate Charita KK Hell fled a sworn expenses statement totaling 9 806. Scripps Mcane Cress annus, and Railroad Commissioner Colquitt also filed expenses, listing 1 806 657. The figures reflect recent campaign disclosures for the race.
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Scripps
Michael Czolgosz Brother Seeks Cleveland Police Job
Michael Czolgosz, brother of assassinated President McKinley suspect Leon Czolgosz, applied for a Cleveland police force position. He claims his motive is to remove the stain on the family name amid inquiries touching his father’s street cleaning department service.
Lightning strike injures Noblesville farmer at barn fence
Special to the own reports in Noblesville Indiana that Peter Wise, a farmer, was shocked when a bolt of lightning hit the ground near a charged fence in his barn. He collapsed, was unconscious for an hour, and has bled internally since the incident. Medical prospects are doubtful.
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Ind
Peter Wise
Wise
PULLIAM UPHOLDS UMPIRES IN BASEBALL ROW
New York and Chicago game scheduled for Aug 7 was forfeited to Chicago by 3 to 0. National League President Pulliam upholds umpires, threatens resignation and a lifelong withdrawal from professional baseball if intimidation or bulldozing tactics prevail. He asserts loyalty to the NL and confidentiality of umpire assignments.
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Pullam
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Nationa League Board of Directors
America
Beat
Rioting in Cape Town Sparks Severe Unrest
Riots erupt in Cape Town as unemployed black residents clash with police. The eastern city is under strain with frequent mob charges and limited police response amid escalating tensions. Authorities struggle to quell disturbances as the unrest continues into August, affecting daily life and safety.
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South Africa
Master Sheet Metal Workers Convenes Nationally
The national convention opened in Denison with 3X delegates expected and wives accompanying. President Edward L. Seabrook of Canton presided. Sessions covered roll call, committee reports, and a busy program with addresses and papers on apprenticeship and the “Open Shop.” A Thursday talk by Mr. Emery addressed recruiting skilled workers and a White City outing followed, with a fire insurance underwriters test and a Friday discussion and officer elections. A separate note reports the fatal go cart fall of a 1-year-old boy, son of Robert Ogle, near Kewanee Illinois.
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Master Sheet Metal Workers’ Association
ainil+ forum
Denison
Clasa
Unified States
Edward L. Seabrook
Canton
Emery
National Industrial Association
White City
Junker
Anatacesi
Applications for license notice in Marion County Indiana
The subscriber notifies citizens of the Twelfth ward Center township that they will apply to the Marion County Board of Commissioners at the September term 1906 for a license to sell intoxicating liquors in quantities under five gallons with on premises drinking privilege. The business is located on Illinois street in a four story brick building facing east, in Indianapolis. The venture, known as the Sone cer House Sample Room, sits at the west corner of an avenue near Ole treats in the first floor front room.
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