Sicilian Killings Tied to Love Triangle in Cleveland
Angelo Mazzo was stabbed to death by Carmen Bulone, both Sicilian men who loved the same woman from Porta Sicily. Mazzo won the woman and married her. Bulone vowed vengeance, traced them to America, killed Mazzo on a crowded street, and was captured at Union Station while attempting to flee to New York.
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Angelo Mazzo
Carmen Bulone
Porta
Sicily
Bulone
America
Mazzo
Union Station
New York
Forest fires threaten six towns in Mesaba region
Desperate volunteers from Mesaba fight wind driven blazes that menaced Hibbing Nashwauk Bubenv Bovey Coleraine and Mountain Iron. Grand Marais faces total loss with 4000 homeless. relief organized by Governor Johnson's committee and US steamship company aid arrives.
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Hibbing
Nashwauk
Buhl
Bovey
Coleraine
Mountain Iron
Duluth
Chisholm
Mesaba
Bub
Grand Marais
Lake Superior
America
Isa
Chisholm Minnesota Forest Fire Ravages Town
Duluth reports Chisholm on the Mesaba range with about 4000 residents nearly wiped out by forest fires. A score of southern buildings burned while a $125000 school remains standing. No fatalities noted. City to rebuild at once. homeless gather.
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Chisholm
Minn
Duluth
Mesaba Range
Forest fires threaten South Range and Coyne in Douglas County
Superior, Wis, Sept 8 The Douglas County forest fires spread as a brisk wind returned after the previous lull. Farmers and residents from small towns respond, with volunteers from Superior joining firefighters to battle the blazes as South Range and Coyne face imminent danger.
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Superior
Wis
Douglas County
Aleet
South Range
Coyne
French Force Defeats Arabs at Boudenib
Dispatches from Colomb Reuters report Colonel Allix's reinforcements crushed Beraber tribes near Boudenib. 5 000 French troops from Boudenib moved toward Djorf, repelling repeated Arab charges with heavy artillery and forcing their retreat.
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Djorf
Ae Tance
Boudenib
Allix
Cans
Stand-Patters Block Cummins In Iowa Senate Fight
In Des Moines on September 9 42 stand-pat Republicans blocked Gov A B Cummins from being elected to the United States senate to fill the Allison term with 45 Democrats backing Porter and 65 Republicans backing Cummins. Both sides vow to maintain deadlock unless adjusted. The session saw no resolution and a push to pass primary law measures ahead of further votes. Perkins Larrabee and Porter figures noted among participants.
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Des Moines
A. B. Cummins
United States Senate
W. B. Allison
Cummins
Porter
House
Aes Peesee
Claude R. Porter
Dem
Punk
Perkins
William Larrabee
Senate
Roosevelt to return to White House after Sagamore Hill stay
President Roosevelt plans to end his Sagamore Hill vacation on September 22 and move with his family to the White House for the winter and spring. The trip marks a notably brief holiday yet a busy period with substantial work accomplished this summer.
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Oyster Bay
L. L
Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
White House
Washington
Below the average crop yields reported for September
Washington reports the government crop progress with corn at 78 percent of normal versus 81 percent ten year average. Spring wheat harvested at 77.6 percent, barley 81.2, and oats 69.7 percent, each compared to respective ten year averages.
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Washington
Danish ex minister of justice confesses to bank fraud
Copenhagen reports M Alberti, recently retired minister of justice, surrendered to police and confessed to a series of frauds against Bondestandens Sparkeshe, the savings bank he led. The minister of finance and several banks dealt with the institution but face no losses.
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Copenhagen
M. Alberti
Bondestandens Sparkeshe
Negroes Buy Weapons in Kansas City After Killing
After a white man was killed by a black man in Kansas City on Saturday, fear of a race war grows as many colored residents buy firearms. A pawnbroker says negroes bought all shotguns rifles and much ammunition. Robert Thomas was arrested for carrying a revolver at a circus. Robert Maupin likely fatally wounded himself cleaning a revolver intended for protection. Police dispersed excited groups. no violence occurred.
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Kansas City
East Eighteenth Street
Robert Thomas
Robert Maupin
Frank P. Sargent Dead and Noted Immigration Official
Frank Pierce Sargent, commissioner general of immigration and former grand master of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers, died in Washington at age 54 after weeks of paralysis from a July fall in Shepherdstown. His body to be cremated after a brief funeral. the fire that affected him may have started from defective wiring in the Manor House.
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Washington
Frank Pierce Sargent
Brotherhood of Locomotive
Shepherdstown
Government Immigration Service
Roosevelt
Five Die in Denver Belmont Hotel Fire
Five men perished in a fire at the Belmont hotel a three story Denver building. The dead include Edward Moore a 55 year old Philadelphia real estate agent who jumped to death George Burtell a Pullman conductor suffocated John D Kane of Springs New York George Bode of Middletown New York who died at hospital and George Ott of Lodge City Kansas who died after jumping. Guests awoke and rushed through hallways as flames trapped and spread through the structure.
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Denver
Belmont
Edward Moore
Philadelphia
George Burtell
Pullman
John D. Kane
Springs
George Bode
Middletown
N. Y
George Ott
Lodge City
Kan
Pelmet
Bryan Stricken With Sudden Boils Ahead of Speaking Tour
William J. Bryan was suddenly afflicted with boils on the eve of a three week speaking tour. The condition appeared after his train trip from Lincoln Nebraska, prompting a handkerchief to shield the back of his neck. The tour will pass through Illinois Indiana Ohio West Virginia Maryland Delaware New Jersey Rhode Island and New York.
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Chicago
William J. Bryan
Lincoln
Neb
Rock Island
Mr. Bryan
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
West Virginia
Maryland
Delaware
New Jersey
Rhode Island
New York
Market quotations reflect Midwest grain and livestock prices
Minneapolis wheat prices for Sept through May range from 91.00 to 1.04 dollars per bushel with No 1 hard at 1.03 to 1.04, No 1 Northern around 1.02 to 1.03, and corn values around 0.68 to 0.74. St Paul stock yards list cattle, hogs, and sheep prices, while Chicago grains show Sept wheat at 8 cents, Dec 97 4 cents, oats and pork values, and dairy and poultry figures.
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Minneapolis
Northern
Duluth
St. Paul
Chicago
Chicago Union Stock Yards Prices Report
Chicago Union Stock Yards market report with cattle hogs and sheep price ranges. It lists Reeves Texans Western cattle stockers and feeders cows and heifers calves hogs various weight classes and lamb and yearling prices with bid ranges.
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Chicago
Reeves
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Chicago, Ill
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Huron, South Dakota
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R. D. Haven
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H. M. Peyton
A. C. Weiss
Martin Hughes
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Wisconsin
St. Louis County
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Itasca
Frank P. Sargent
Bryan
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Chicago Union Stock Yards
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