Murderer Dunn Captured After Manhunt in Spearfish Area
Dunn or Hayes, accused of murdering Fred Samuelson near Spearfish, was captured near Nin He on the Belle Fourche river and brought to Meade county jail in Sturgis. Key rescuers were B. H. Collins John Smith Tom Stewart and Dobbins with Sheriff Trathen.
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Fred Samuelson
Spearfish
Meade County
Sturgis
John S. Smith
Smith
B. H. Collins
Dunn
Collins
Felle Fourche
JB. H. Collins
John §. Smith
Tom Stewart
Dobbins
Trathen
Belle Fourche
Lorses
Hayes
Thompson
Nin He
Vale
Thein
Jenks
Arnald
Butte County
Bryan Arrives in Kansas City Before Topeka Speech
Bryan lands in Kansas City and plans to travel to Topeka for a campaign stop. He calls the Kansas legislature’s demand for a bank guarantee a rebuke to Taft. Mayor Crittenden hosts breakfast, and Bryan’s pocketbook with 300 dollars is found by a porter and returned.
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Kansas City
Bryan
Topeka
Kas
Kansas
Taft
Crittenden
Porter
Melbourne greets American fleet as it sails west
Melbourne crowds of about two hundred thousand waved farewell to the battleships as they maneuvered into the Pacific. Flags and handkerchiefs filled the harbor while a trail of smoke marked the ships in the distance. Admiral Sperry received a welcome message from Premier T Bent promising a hearty reception on arrival.
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Sydney
Pacific
New South Wales
Sperry
T. Bent
Melbourne
Woman leader in city riots dies from poison
Mrs Kate Howard, a central figure in Springfield Newfoundlands riots that caused deaths and extensive damage, took poison last night. Mrs Cecelia Overtonner says city druggists were warned against selling poison and threatens a damage suit against the seller.
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Springfield
Kate Howard
Cecelia Overtonner
Democrats Claim GOP Letter Requests Corporate Funds
Chicago officials allege on August 21 Republicans sent a letter to city corporations signed by Fred W. Upham urging funds for the party. The letter claims the party needs cash and asks partners to solicit personal contributions.
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Chicago
Fred W. Upham
Guests at Hot Springs to Present Taft Cup
Tonight at the hotel in Hot Springs guests will present a loving cup to Taft. Judges Hurton or Woodmansee, old Cincinnati friends, will preside with Colonel McEnerny of New York delivering the speech. A group of guests will also present the cup to Mrs Taft and her son Charles Taft.
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Hot Springs
Raft
Judge Hurton
Judge Woodmansee
Cincinnati
Colonel McEnerny
New York
Taft
Cuigh
Mra ‘Taft
Charles Taft
Two miners dead in Burlington mine shaft explosion
J D Taylor president of Burlington Mining and stockholder Chris Miller died in a blasting accident at the Burlington mine near Redfern. Taylor, 50, and Miller were in a drift when a blast and cage failure caused a catastrophic shaft explosion dragging rock and debris and killing them instantly.
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J. D. Taylor
Chris Miller
Burlington
Redfern
Burlington Railroad
Here
Taylor
Miller
Deadwood
J. L. Bentley
Burlington Road
Mary Taylor
Ray Taylor
Ohio
Ray
Maitland
Misa Mary Taylor
Charles Spalding
Forest Hill
BE. Miller
St Charles Street
Miss Taylor
Burlington Mining Company
The
Hille
Tie
Masonic
Odd Fellows Lodge
Custer
Piouvor- Times
Suspension of A. C. Brown & Company shocks stock market
The New York stock exchange suspended A. C. Brown & Company after a massive wash sale saw over 1,000,000 shares traded in two hours with Brown & Company handling 750,000. A press uproar led to a governors meeting and a committee to investigate the offerings. The firm blames timing delivery issues, not insolvency, and says it will resume soon.
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New York
A. C. Brown & Company
Stock Exchange
Brown & Company
Exchange
John W. Rhoades
D. W. Noel
Cotton Exchange
E. P. Buchanan
Bryan Receives Democratic Nomination Address in Indianapolis
At the state fair grounds Kern was officially notified as Democratic vice presidential candidate. The event featured no parade or street demonstrations, a notification party traveled in thirty autos from a hotel, with Bryan Kern and Bell leading. Taggart Thomas R. Marshall and Rev Father Cavish participated, followed by formal addresses by Mack Bell Kern Marshall and Bryan.
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Indianapolis
Ind
State Fair Grounds
Kern
Democratic Party
Fairgrounds
Bryan, Kern
Bell
Taggart
Thomas R. Marshall
Fair Ground
Father Cavish
Ten Die In Chelsea Building Collapse After Fire
Eighteen men were killed and several injured when a Chelsea square building under construction collapsed this morning. Ten bodies already recovered, all unrecognizable. Maurice Gordon had rebuilt part of the structure. Thirty five men were inside. twelve escaped. Ambulances and police reserves aided in the rescue effort amid citizen volunteers.
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Boston
Mass
Chelsea Square
Sevvn
Marine Hospital
Maurice Gordon
Chelsea
Survey parties start out to map Hudson Bay route
Two local surveying parties began the first formal work toward building a railway to Hudson Bay. They left this morning to conduct the preliminary survey for the Hudson Bay route. Construction crews are expected to follow closely as the survey progresses toward a final report.
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Winnipeg
Lindson Bay
Hudson Bay
Raid Reports Reach Towns After Northland Outbreak
Reports arrived yesterday about a raid by armed men on Abea Den and related activity near Lowry and Alaska. Officials described cross-border tensions tied to the Minneapolis and St. Paul area developments.
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Abea den
Lowry
Alaska
Minneapolis and
Authorities probe raids as reward offered in county
Aberdeen South Dakota authorities investigate yesterday's raids on Lowry and Alaska. No clues yet but the county offers a reward for the capture of those responsible.
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Lowry
Akaska
Aberdeen
S. D
Alaska
Taft phonograph speech praises missions and democracy
Senator Hopkins and party members discuss Minnesota support as Taft records a missionary speech. He ties foreign missions to Christian democracy, declaring equality before the law a divine manifestation and praising travel talks from the Orient.
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Hopkins
Illinois
Taft
Minneapolis
Hot Springs
Aug
Minnesota
McCumber
North Dakota
James Kennedy
Orient
German ambassador Baron Speck von Sternberg dies in Heidelberg
Baron Speck von Sternberg, German ambassador to the United States, died at Heidelberg after cancer surgery by Professor Cze rny. Born August 21, 1852 in England, he had been ill for months from an infection contracted on imperial service in India. He married Miss Langham of Kentucky and was a close friend of President Roosevelt who nicknamed him Specky.
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Berlin
Baron Speck von Sternbreg
United States
Heidelberg
Cze
Speck von Sternberg
England
India
Europe
Robbers loot post office in Waukegan victory of crime
Robbers cracked the safe at the Waukegan post office and looted registered mail and jewelry worth an estimated 1000 to 2000 dollars. They used nitroglycerine to blow the safe, then escaped down a stairway near the police station.
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Waukegan
Ex Secretary Vilas Dead in Madison at 70
Former Wisconsin senator and Cleveland cabinet member William S Vilas died at his Madison home aged 70 after a five week illness from a brain hemorrhage. His family and relatives were at his bedside at the end.
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Madison
Wis
William S’. Vilas
Cleveland
Wisconsin
United States Senate
District Attorney consults Jerome for guidance in case
In Queens County, District Attorney Bilertiptesud announces he will seek Jerome's advice before deciding on the next steps after sensational reports and public pressure. The case involves Captain Haina and related liverit matters, with the DA appearing undecided at present.
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New York
Liverit
Haina
Ean
Land registrations set for Dallas October 19
The General Land Office announced that President Hayes signed the proclamation opening Indian lands in Tripp county South Dakota to settlement and names Judge James W Witton as chief law officer to supervise the registrations and drawings for sites in Dallas on October 19.
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Washington
General Land Office
Hinds
Tripp County
South Dakota
James W. Witton
Dallas
Mystic Alphabet Attracts Government Attention From Shippensburg Inventor
A Shippensburg man offers a new alphabet to the government claiming his mystic script can disguise letters with flourishes and extra lines. Attorney General Bonaparte and anti trust efforts could use the system in secret correspondence if adopted.
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Washington
Shippensburg
Bonaparte
Pennsylvania
Flood Damage Mounts Across States
Reports from the western part of the state say flood damage will exceed 1 million dollars with telegraph, telephone and rail lines out of service. Augusta Georgia reports higher losses and at least thirty deaths with thousands hungry as floodwaters inundate streets and a major bridge collapses.
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Augusat
Savannah River
Pacific Fleet Sail for Samoa Stops at Hawaii for Supplies
The Pacific Fleet sailed from San Francisco at 10 this morning bound for Samoa. It will stop at Honolulu to take on additional supplies and hopes for a swift voyage to meet the battleship fleet off the Samoan islands.
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Honolulu
San Francisco
Pacific
Samoa
Hawaiian Islands
Samoan Islands
Fashionably Dressed Woman Found Dead in Chicago Lake
The body of a fashionably dressed woman was found today in the lake at the foot of Fifty-sixth street. She wore a brown dress brown stockings shoes and a hat marked Down and Turner Richmond Va with the initials M A M.
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Fifty-sixth Street
Turner
Richmond
New Jersey Governor Warns of Sunday Prohibition Proclamation
Governor Fort declares an autumnalia of vice and orders the exercise law to be observed by autos and cafes and clubs on Sunday. He threatens a special session of the legislature and possible militia action to suppress vice.
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New Jersey
Lergiry
N. J
Banker's Death Shocks Western Financial Circles
E. G. J. Van Clauston president of the National Bank of Commerce died at Old Forge New York after three years illness. He was among the west’s leading bankers and had spent the summer at the mountain retreat. His passing follows a long battle with heart disease.
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Louis
G. J. van Clauston
National Bank of Commerce
Old Forge
N. Y
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