Queen Victoria blamed as Spain braces for Basque demonstration
Madrid reports bitter court rifts between clericals and Queen Victoria over the Vatican break. Premier Canalejas arrives in San Sebastian to discuss the crisis with authorities as Basque assemblies and military precautions loom. Clerical activists seek to demonstrate. authorities anticipate prohibition.
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Canalejas
San Sebastian
Vatican
Madrid
Victoria
Alfonso
England
Paris
Henry of Battenburg
Church of England
Basque
Catalonia
Navarre
Bay of Biscay
Biscayan
Hotel du Palais
Hibernians Meet in Terre Haute Convention Opens
The biennial convention of the Ancient Order of Hibernians of Indiana opened in Terre Haute on Tuesday, with the ladies' auxiliary meeting concurrently. A trolley tour and a ball were planned, and Mayor Louis Gebhardt gave the welcome address while W. H. Kelley of Richmond presided.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Ancient Order of Hibernians of
Indiana
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Louis Gebhardt
W. H. Kelley
Richmond
Early Coal Famine Predicted At Chicago
Chicago authorities warn that an unresolved miners strike could trigger an early coal famine in the Midwest. Production has fallen sharply causing a 10 to 15 cent wholesale price rise planned for September, with Illinois Missouri and Oklahoma mines idle for five months and Chicago reliant on Indiana and southern Illinois sources. Illinois alone faces an 18 million ton shortfall, and further price increases threaten supply as stocks run low.
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Chicago
West
Ilinois
Missouri
Oklahoma
H. N. Taylor
Indiana
Illinois
Examiners Flay Trustees Miller and Kinzer in Harrison County
Examiners Otha C Heldrich and Charles W Sutton, state accounts staff, condemn trustee Arthur 8 Miller of Heth township for 445.43 improper payments and missing vouchers. Other Harrison trustees William F Williams of Franklin and William J Kinzer of Boone face small illegal payment claims. Wabash auditor J P Noftzger owes the county 136900 due to accounting errors.
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Arthur 8. Miller
Heth Township
Harrison County
Otha C. Heldrich
Charles W. Sutton
State Board of Accounts
William F. Williams
Franklin Township
William J. Kinzer
Boone Township
J. P Noftzger
Wabash County
Mrs Potter Robbed During House Visit on New Jersey Street
Mrs Jennie Potter staying with her sister at 712 East New York Street found the house at 811 North Jersey Street robbed of plate and jewelry worth about 200 dollars while awaiting the opening of her own residence.
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Jennie Potter
New York Street
North Jersey Street
Taft urges harmony with Roosevelt to settle New York row
President Taft denies seeking a fight over the New York state chairmanship and urges a full personal conference with Theodore Roosevelt. He notes prior talks with Charles Sherman and others, stressing unity, the Cobb bill style solution, and avoiding public controversy as key to party victory.
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Roosevelt
Griscom
State Committee
William H. Taft
Root
New York State Committee
New York
Sherman
Nicholas Longworth
Woodruff
Seth Low
Joseph Choate
New York City
Sherman declines comment on Taft Roosevelt Griscom matter
Utica New York August 28 Vice President Sherman at his home was informed of President Taft letter and remarks by Roosevelt and Griscom. He refused to view copies or comment, stating I have nothing whatever to say.
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Sherman
Utica
N. Y
Taft
Roosevelt
Griscom
Boy Loses Eye After Accidental Injury in Indiana
In Princeton Indiana on August 23 13 year old Raymond Newcomb of Owensville lost his left eye after a stick thrown by a peer pierced the eyeball. Doctors saved the right eye by removing the damaged left eye.
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Raymond Newcomb
Owenville
Newcomb
Robbers Share Meal Before Planned Kokomo Robbery
In Kokomo Indiana on August 23 Robert Mooney and Howard Harrison, both slated for a robbery, ate a dinner prepared for eight at William Hicks’ home. They also consumed enough food at a neighbor’s home.
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Kokomo
Ind
Robert Mooney
Howard Harrison
William Hicks
Hicks
Fivehurt as trolley collision throws riders into pond
Five people were injured and several narrowly escaped drowning after two trolley cars collided on a curve near Poughkeepsie New York on Tuesday, throwing passengers into a pond.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Groniger Wins Another Delay In Liquor Case
Local reports show Groniger gaining additional time in a liquor case as Mayor Shank orders a Saturday hearing over absent defendant Louis Beck amid health excuses. The scene includes saloon owner Thomas Glenn and witnesses, with Shank weighing guilt over license violations and a pending ruling set for Wednesday.
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Groniger
Beck
Shank
Henry Seifert
Seifert
W. O. Wallace
South Illinois Street
Thomas Glenn
Geisendorf Street
Glenn
William E. Krull
Krull
Jenn
Roosevelt Heads West After 25000 Crowd Greets Train
Ex president Roosevelt smiles as his train departs after a reception in Utica. He will travel to Henderson house in Herkimer county, then begin a 5000 mile speech tour, staying until Wednesday evening before heading west. Sherman plans to stay and continues noncomment on Taft letter dispute.
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Henderson House
Herkimer County
Inlaw
Douglas Robinson
Sherman
Summit Park
Col. Roosevelt
Watertown
Taft
Saratoga
Lloyd Grisvom
Roosevelt
Utica
Wagon and Driver Fall Into Scale Pit at Vernon
Charles Philips a coal wagon driver fell into a scale pit when the scale platform gave way He was precipitated into the pit Monday at Vernon Ind His shoulder was dislocated and he suffered a deep facial gash in the accident
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Vernon
Ind
Charles Philips
Philips
Nicaragua Mania and Nicaraguan Politics Shake the Region
Panama reports unrest as Acting President Mendoza clings to power amid anti American sentiment led by Morales. Americans may land Marines to secure the peace as the national assembly votes on September 1 to fill the late Obaidi's term.
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Panama
M. Morales
Mendoza
National Assembly
Obaidi
Washington
Panama Republic
Man Seeks Help to Notify Sister of Niece Death
John Cox of 417 St Martin Street Ft Wayne asked police Tuesday to locate his sister Mrs William Agel believed to be in the city. Coxs daughter Irene was killed in an automobile accident in Ft Wayne and he wishes to notify Mrs Agel of the death.
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John Cox
St. Martin Street
Ft. Wayne
William Agel
Cox
Irene
International Mine Workers Board Holds Secret Session
The international executive board of the United Mine Workers met in secret and would not publish proceedings. They planned to discuss a strike assessment and audit referendum results on a 25 cent weekly dues proposal, with related counts for the Minnesota compromise if convention will is carried out.
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International Executive Board
The
United Mine Workers
International Auditors
Clergyman Arrests Deserter for Jail Occupation in Vernoy
Special to The Sur reports Rev. David M. Martin, the first clergyman to occupy the Vernoy jail, charged with deserting his wife and seven children seven years ago. He returned Monday morning and began a revival at Marble Corner before the sheriff interrupted during a sermon about the deaf sinner resisting divine call.
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Vernoy
Ind
David M. Martin
Marble Corner
Inspectors Probe Canning Factories Across Indiana
State board of health inspectors survey canning factories statewide checking cleanliness and sanitation. No danger from preservatives in canned goods, risk arises when cans are opened and contents exposed to air. Pea packing season ends. tomato and corn canning begins in southern Indiana.
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State Board of Health
Indiana
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