Andrews Fears For His Life After Betrayal Firing
Claude Andrews, implicated as a betrayer of Jesse Coe, fled Indianapolis after a threatful night as a mob chased him with hatpins and stones. He sought police protection and planned to flee toward Louisville, carrying $600 from his betrayal. News notes detail crowds, protection efforts, and Coe's burial arrangements.
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Claude Andrews
Jesse Coe
Indianapolis
H Andrews
Cera
Andrews
Louisville
Coe
Bryant
Conklin
Cincinnati
Kentucky
Doc
Cue
Tompkinsville
Corn Street
Senate Avenue
Cora
John Morgan
Hall
Simon
Little Crawford
George Williams
Edward Fetticord
Darnell Street
Cora Street
Sheriff Bryant
Jesse Coes
Lato
George W. Friesen & Coo
Indiana Avenue
Thirteenth
Missouri
Crown Hil
Millionaire Shot Down Mystery Divides Baltimore Society
Mrs. W. S. Williams denies that her husband fired the shot that fatally wounded Charles R. Roberts on Atlantic City’s Board Walk. She claims her husband was not involved and is in Baltimore. Police pursue a masked shooter as Roberts lingers, with a Maryland car and New Jersey plate under scrutiny.
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Charles B. Roberts
Baltimore
Wilkes
Atlantic City
N. J
W. SG. Williams
Beautiful Society
Ballimers
Charles RB. Roberts
Ballimers Milionaire
Robrts
Tle
Roberts
Woodruff
Whalen
Williams
National
Sup
Evelyn Thaw Taken to Private Sanitarium in New York
Mrs Evelyn Nesbit Thaw once famed for her beauty and scandal has been moved to a private sanitarium on West Sixty first Street in New York. Friends report nerves shattered by public appearances and worry over her husband Harry Thaw's condition.
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Evelyn Thaw
New York
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Nit Olbahi
Fitzgerald
Vong
Choatelle Sanitarian
W. Sixty-first Street
Elopement Ends NaUit For Breaking Of Ties
In Chicago August 28 1906 bride Gertrude Helen Wageman seeks divorce from Hubert Courtland Manning amid cruelty and nonsupport claims. The marriage tied them after a sensational St Louis Buffalo social debut and a Dec 31 1906 wedding in New York City’s Little Church Around the Corner.
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Chicago
Gertrude Helen Wageman
Hubert Courtland Manning
St. Louis
Buffalo
New York City
Taft family to return to Ohio from Hot Springs
Aug. 28 Hot Springs Virginia report that the Taft family is packing and preparing to depart for Ohio this evening. In other items, C. G. McLeod president of a McLeansboro bank dies at home after refusing physician. Hains brothers held without bail in New York for murder. Augusta flood toll 16 recovered. Wright defeats Alexander in Newport all comers lawn tennis, to face Larned for title.
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Taft
Ohio
Hot Springs
ST. Louis
C. G. McLeod
McLeansboro
Ill
McLeod
Hains Brothers
New York
Peter C. Hains
T. Jenkins Hains
William E. Annis
Augusta
Wright
Alexander
Newport
R. I
Beals
Frederick B. Alexander i
W. Fa. Larned
Cloudburst Fatal in New Mexico and Texas
Severe cloudburst events near Folsom New Mexico and El Paso Texas leave seven people dead. Stock herds perish and widespread property loss reported as communities assess damage and recover.
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EL Paso
Tex
Folsom
N. M
State Officials On The Stump For Party Work
State officers are being used by the Republican state committee. Citizens seeking a heart-to-heart conference are advised to contact Chairman Goodrich or Secretary Riddick to learn their whereabouts. State Auditor Bilheimer and Attorney General Birmingham, both active politicians, were out in the state Friday, working for the state committee.
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Republican State Committee
Goodrich
Riddick
Statehouse
Bilheimer
Bingham
State Committee
Gov Hanly Delivers Lecture at Meadsville Chautauqua
Gov. Hanly spoke at Meadsville Missouri on Friday delivering a lecture before a Chautauqua gathering. He will not return until Sunday.
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Hanly
Missouri
Meadsville
Chorus girl Bessie White taken for appendicitis
MUNCIE IN Aug 28 Miss Bessie White a chorus girl with the Murray and Mack company is suffering from appendicitis and has been taken to a hospital.
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Muncie
Ind
Bessie White
Murray and Mack Company
Fares Up at Watson Scrutiny in Indiana Politics
The piece reports internal Republican strife over temperance strategy in Indiana's First District, with Watson and Hemenway clashing over local option votes. It notes Marshall as a principled Democratic challenger, betting trends narrowing the gubernatorial race, and sparse wagering on state and national outcomes.
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Republican Organization
Republican Party
Watson
Hemenway
Tom Marshall
Rushville
Indiana
Marshall
Indianapolis
Harry Walker
Taft
Denison House
Marion County
Democratic battle lines show New York in the center
Norman Kk Mack, Democratic National Committee chairman, outlines key states for the party in the upcoming race. He lists Indiana, Nebraska, Colorado, Nevada, California, New York as doubtful, with 12 others in strong contention. He notes Bryan's growing strength and says the campaign will focus on New York, Indiana, Nebraska, Colorado, Nevada, and California to reach a 242 electoral vote majority.
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New York
Norman Kk. Mack
Kern
Pacific Coast
Brynn
Middle West
South
Missouri
Oklahoma
Mack
Bryan
Indiana
Nebraska
Colorado
Nevada
California
New York State
Earles Expected Back Today After Reported Return
Rumor in Monroe New York on August 2 says Ferdinand Pinney Earle and his wife were back, but confirmation shows they have not yet returned. The couple is expected to return later today.
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Monroe
N. Y
Ferdinand Pinney Earle
Earles
Big Plant Opens at Muncie Giving Work to 400 Men
Muncie Indiana August 28 After a five week shut down the Whiteley Malleable Castings company resumes full operations this morning. Many moulders returned yesterday and orders are on the books. The plant will run steadily with a full daytime force by Saturday and a night shift soon. About 400 men are employed at the mill.
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Muncie
Ind
Whiteley Malleable Castings Company
Muneie
Fitzgerald Charges Against Young Chicago Detective
George Fitzgerald a former subtreasury associate who was arrested on suspicion of stealing 173000 appeared at Capt. O Briens office and asked for warrants to arrest Herbert F Young private detective on embezzlement charges. Fitzgerald and his lawyers vowed revelations would cause a sensation.
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Chicago
George Fitzgerald
O'Brien
Herbert F. Young
Fitzgerald
Dentist Dr Phillips Surrenders in California Jail
Dr W S Philips a Chicago sought dentist on mining stock swindle charges was surrendered by bondsmen in Los Angeles and jailed in default of $5,000 bond.
Marie Corel Flays Brewers and Drinkers in London
Marie Corelli, the novelist, proclaims drink England’s national vice and unveils a new novel touted as Europe’s literary sensation. She argues for a US and UK public backlash against liquor profits and criticizes brewers and distillers for using wealth to buy titles and offices.
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London
England
Marie Corelli
Europe
Miss Corelli
United States
Great Britain
Miss Vorelli
Men Drown When British Ship Goes Down
A trading vessel reached port with news that the British steamer Duncarn sank two days earlier in a typhoon off Portoto on the island of Kihui. Fifty one of sixty three crew perished while the British consul investigates.
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Rio
Duncarn
Portoto
Kihui
Governor Fort to press indictment of illegal liquor sellers
Atlantic City N J Aug 2 A tense atmosphere surrounds Gov Fort as rumors state he will take drastic action to compel indictments of illegal liquor sellers after grand jurors were discharged by Justice Trenchard for refusing to indict, citing potential harm to business.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Gov. Fort
Justice Trenchard
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