Governor Slain in Warsaw Terrorist Attack
A gunman killed Gen Wontarlszule, the acting military governor of Warsaw, as terrorists escalate bomb warfare. The assassin fled. no motive released. In St Petersburg, Col Riemann of the Seminovsky regiment was reported assassinated at Loula after a gun attack.
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Rexippe-McRae Press
Warsaw
Poland
Wontarlszule
Wontarlarsk
Fifth Army
Gol. Riemann
Kerippa
Terrorist War Rampage Shocks Russian Capital
From Pethrsburg dated Aug 2 a terrorist group warns of continuing violence as 17 die and many injured in bombings linked to an anti regime campaign. The premier resists naming a military dictator, fearing civil war, while an attempted czar assassination is thwarted by imperial guards. A female gunman who killed Gen Min is detained and questioned. The statement vows ongoing terror against bureaucrats and officials to secure freedom.
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Pethrsburg
Lremler Bialysin
Baturiag
Russia
Stolyfin
Clals
Czar
Len
Min
Peterhof
Maxcow
Tsarakov-Belo
Stoly-plhe
Imperial Residence
Postmaster Under Arrest
Postmaster Thomas at Mackey is reported under arrest as of August 2, with details scarce in the available text. The incident involves a postal official and potential misconduct but specifics are not confirmed in the fragment.
Horse Experts to Aid Justice in Driftmeyer Horse Case
Three veterinary experts appeared at a court hearing in a dispute over a horse named Red Prince. William Driftmeyer alleges Frederick sold an unsound horse, claiming it was free of defects, and seeks repayment after paying 170 dollars. Further evidence and legal arguments are pending before Justice Shepard.
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Ee Pritchard
L. A. Greiner
Lawis Beck
William Driftmeyer
Fotiner
Frederick
Mustai
Dirktmeyer
Prittmeyer
Drift
Meier
Joeret Trotter
Red ‘Prince
Hetland
Two Girls Drowned After Stream Floods Near Loveland
In Loveland area, Flora McMallen and Lucy Hill drowned when a swollen stream capriciously swept their party. Ed Hill escaped but cannot give a clear account. Misa Hill’s body was found near the site shortly after and Flora McMallen’s body later recovered two miles away.
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Scrippa-McRee Presa Association
Loveland
Misa Flora McMallen
Lucy ‘Hill
Newbury
Ed Hill
Mary Banghart
Ed HU
Mize
Civilian Wins Case Over Militia Arrest Authority
Edward Liluc attorney freed by Judge Thomas C. Wailin in a Monday trial. Judge Wharton ruled Lieut Foster C. Shirley exceeded powers by arresting Bergt Jasper Henry while Henry was already under formal charges. officers contested furloughs and authority with Capt Taylor C. Power absent on leave. The case involved surety of the peace actions and contested conduct by Lieut Shirley and his men.
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Edward Liluc
Dla
Jude Thomas C. Waailin
Jim Nolter
Monfay
Essa
Nin
Wharton
Lieut
Foster C. Shirley
Jasper Henry
Justice of the Peace
Henry
Whallon
Briieley
Little
Shirley
Indiana Nations Guard
Taylor C. Power
Power
Bergt
Bloch
Lieut. Shirley
Sergt
Mr. Little
Lieut. ‘Shirley
Divorced Wife Now a Merchant in Indianapolis Case
James B. Townsend sues his ex wife Anna Townsend for 2600 and a receiver for her store at 1612 W Chest. He alleges she aided his sales from 190 to 196 and fraudulently took 1000 from the store money drawer. The two were divorced a few months ago and Townsend says she started her own store and refused to settle. He lists upholstering and refitting needs with a phone contact.
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James B. Townsend
Indianapolis
Hue
Anna Townsend
Mis
Townsend
Ready to Greet William Bryan in New York
New York August 12 Railroads prepare to move crowds for William Jennings Bryan visit with trains and special services planned. Nebraskan supporters arrived in badges reading Bryan’s Nebraska home value as mayors of seven cities join the welcome.
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Scrippa-MeTine
New York
W. J. Bryan
Gotham
Bryan
Nebraska
Citica
Thai State
State Democrats to Meet Tuesday on Cox Zenor Issue
Secretary Joseph Kelfly of the Democratic state central committee announced a meeting for Tuesday at 1 o’clock a m at the Grand Hotel to discuss the Cox Zenor muddle. The committee may step in if the two parties fail to resolve the matter between themselves.
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State Committee of Democrats
Joseph Kelfly
Democratic State Central Committee
New Fae
Grand Hotel
Naval Cadet Home From Europe Visit
Cadet Robert H. Bennett, US Naval Academy, Annaqunils, returned from a voyage on the USS Cleveland to the Azores. He will stay a month with parents Mr. and Mrs. H. Lt. Bennett, 1714 N Penn, Evans. Appointed to Annapolis through Sen Albert J. Beveridge.
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Robert H. Bennett
United States Naval Academy
Annaqwils
Cleveland
Azores
Mim
H. LT
Bennett
N. Penn
Ay Tvaniost
Annapolis
Albert J. Beverage
Illinois Guards Leave the Post Captain Parrott Heads South
A farewell procession at the post marks the departure of Captain Parrott for a new station. The Twenty-Eighth Infantry baseball team defeats the Fourteenth Battery in an interesting game as crowds cheer the departure. The regimental band leads the march to the train amid strong enthusiasm and healthy good will for the honored officers.
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Twenty-Eighth Infantry
Fourteenth Battery
Oscar M
Wagnens Cal
Jamen Stuart
Ben-jami Harrison
R. J. Parrott
Twenty-seventh Infantry
New Brunswick
W. J
Rutter
Benjamin Harrison
Ft. Short
Nis
New Station
Frank
Hawking
Parrott
New Brunewien
Boldiers
Twentyreighth
Tnfandrs
Acore
Tuven
Ua Follawe
Gloster
Cox
Chi Mowery
Diebold
Lewis
Suhens
Yz Hughes
Yowell
Williams
Williams, 1B. the Infantry Club
Furnace
Jeftn
Davis
Glia
Lee Conley
Payne
Smith
Mullins
Armatronaisha Finley
Democrats greet Bryan on return from Europe in New York
The piece notes large turnout planned as William Jennings Bryan returns from Europe. St Louis groups prepare to escort him to Madison Square Garden with governors mayors and hundreds of attendees. Bryan asks for reception rooms and naval officers to be met at Pier A. He will be escorted to the Victoria hotel for dinner and a reception.
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Pointe
Europe
Bryan
St. Louis
Willam Jennings
Madison Square Garden
Wiliam Hoge
Jens Lunda
Pier A
North River
Hoge
Victoria Hotel
Dunlap
Moses C. Wetmore
McGowan
New York
Polk
Missouri
Yinit
Beer on Tap at Riverside Park Leads to Arrests
Martin Hoh, running a malt stand near Riverside Park, was arrested Sunday on charges of selling beer. Police say several patrons were seen drinking beer while patrolmen watched the scene. Hohl’s case set for police court September 1. Additional saloonkeepers named arrested for violating the Nicholson law as officers continued patrols.
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Martin Hoh
Riverside Park
Wes
Hohl
Thomas
N. West
Washington-at
Willam
Canal
Viet
Teeken- Rock
Frank Donas
Tt Haughat
Hanghville
Caaca
Pather
Primary in Alabama yields governor and state officers
Scripps press dispatch from Birmingham reports primaries held across Alabama. Intentions show B Comer likely nominated governor with a full slate of state officers expected to be chosen. Dated Aug. 7, the notice outlines initial outcomes and expectations for party candidates.
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Alabama
Scrippe
MeRes Press Association
Birmingham
Ala
aMeers
Cunnigenam
Lightning Strikes Elm Restores Man's Hearing in Noblesville
In Noblesville Indiana yesterday a lightning strike near John Fisher on his veranda restored his long lost hearing after eight years. The event occurred during a week of severe weather with trees damaged cornfields ruined and telephones burned. Fisher heard normally for hours before his hearing faded again.
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Kaw
Noblesville
Ind
John Fisher
Jonathan Mucuso
No Mile Chase of Horse Thief Captured in Southwest Chase
The chase for Guy Krable began Friday night and ended Sunday morning when he was found in a farmhouse two miles from Terre Haute. J H Pierzon and Edward Foltz, of the Horsethief Detective association, traced the stolen horse across multiple towns to Staunton and Harmony before Krable admitted the theft while intoxicated. He was sent to the grand jury in Indianapolis on a $1,000 bond after waiving examination.
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J. H. Plerean
Edward Foltz
Campare
Horsethief Detective Association
Bridgeport
Domilles
We State
Guy Krable
J. M. Fultz
Krable
Indianapolis
Grand Jury
Bona
Kiabie
J. A. Foltz
Greencastle
Mount Meridian
Manhattan
Reelaville
Turner and
Harmony
Brasil
Cloverland
Seelyville
Terre Haute
Wits
Whirled-On Shaft Accident Injures Fred Hive
Eleven year old Fred Hive suffered eight arm and leg fractures and serious torso injuries after his body was drawn into a whafling shaft at Van Camp Packing company plant while starting the belt driven machinery. He was moved home for treatment. doctors expect recovery though serious injuries remain.
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van Camp Plant
Fred Hive
van Camp Packing Company
Dhe
Fia
Hughes
Railroad Hearings Set For Sept 4 In Car Service Case
Oral argument in the car service case will be heard by the railroad commission on September 4. In the Connersville shippers complaint against C H D and Big Four Railway for failure to provide transfer tracks, answers have been filed and the hearing has been met for Sept 6.
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Railroad Commission
Connersville
United States Weather Forecast Sees Warmer Return
The forecast indicates a fair pattern across the United States with temperatures rising. By Monday night and Tuesday, conditions are expected to become warmer nationwide with mostly clear skies and light winds.
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United States
Rumors of Cuban Insurgents Press Palma in Cuba
WAVANA Aug 3 The Cuban insurgents hold good position to force terms on the government over former elections yet seek peaceful settlement. Rumors persist that Vice President Capote has ties with insurgents and Palma may clash with Capote as fighting reported near Vascabal with casualties. Santa Clara province sees more moving to the brush.
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Wavana
Cuba
Yeatertay
Col
Ashort
Havana
Palma
Sriemo
Capote
Vascabal
Ars
Banta
Clara
Increasing the Army in Warren Township Campaign
A Warren township Democratic ticket was nominated including James M. White John Porter and Pearr C Gilson for justice of the peace and Harvey Hamilton Harry Wray and Albert Dient for constables. Havana reports say Cuban rebels remain active yet scattered with broader volunteer regiments forming to oppose upheaval while the government foresees a stronger army to quell unrest.
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Warren Township
Justice of the Peace
James M. White
John Porter
Pearr
C. Gilson
Fer Constable
Harvey Hamilton
Harry Wray
Albert Dient
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