Nations brace as war rumors flare over Moroccan talks
Berlin reports growing uneasiness as large sums withdraw from provincial banks and rumors spread of the German ambassador to France’s death. The government seeks to calm provinces while Del Casse warns the navy stands ready. Kiel hosts a fleet review with 143 warships saluting and the Kaiser aboard to observe maneuvers.
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Berlin
France
Itta
Aleutian
Herr Schoen
Alsace
del Casse
Toulon
Kiel
Germany
Great Britain
Deutschland
Photo-Engravers Union Holds Detroit Convention
The International Photo-Engravers' Union opened in Detroit with delegates from 68 locals in the United States and Canada. President Matthew Woll presided as pensions and education programs dominated talks, to run through Saturday. In Richmond, the International Tax Conference began with experts from many states and Canadian cities, featuring governors and prominent figures speaking on taxation methods.
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Detroit
Mich
International Photo- Engravers’ Union
United States
Canada
Matthew Woll
Chiis
Department of Technical Education
Richmond
Burns lands on right men in Times dynamiting case
St Louis Sept 5 Francis J Heney says Burns arrested the McNamaras for the dynamiting of the Times. Burns warned two months earlier his life was in danger and gave Heney the names of those he tracked to ensure prosecution if killed.
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Burns
Heney
St. Louis
Arizona Asylum Wing Destroyed by Fire
A fire in Phoenix today gutted the last wing of the Arizona state insane asylum. The blaze caused an estimated loss of 50000 dollars with no lives reported.Authorities and fire units attended the scene to prevent spread to adjacent structures.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona State Insane Asylum
Webb Escape Commuted by Oregon Governor
Salem reports Gov Oswald West commuted the sentence of 17 year old Julia Webb’s father the trunk murderer Webb to life imprisonment after pleas and poems stirred by his daughter. Webb killed William A Johnson in Portland in 1910 and hid the body in a trunk with accomplice Carrie Kersh who awaits a 15 year term. Governor cited daughter’s appeal and fear of her view of him if he let blood hunger prevail.
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Salem
Julia Webb
Bill Jones
Oswald West
Webb
William A. Johnson
New Grand Central Hotel
Portland
Carrie Kersh
Johnson
Spokane
Seattle
Kersh
Oregon Penitentiary
French Navy Reviewed Off Toulon by President and Cabinet
The entire French home fleet of 98 warships was coaled and provisioned and massed off Toulon for a review by the president and his cabinet. The fleet surpasses the German home fleet recently reviewed.
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Toulon
France
Secretary Fisher to Visit Seattle for Banquet
Secretary Fisher, returning from Alaska aboard the revenue cutter Tacoma, is due in Seattle next Friday for a banquet hosted by the local Chamber of Commerce and the Commercial club.
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Seattle
Fisher
Chamber of Commerce
Commercial Club
Skagway
National banks report condition call issued
The controller of the currency issued a call for the condition of national banks as of the close of business September 1 in Washington D C. The notice sets reporting requirements for bank assets liabilities and capital in the latest banking period.
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Washington, D. C
Trial nears final toughes in Beattie case
Paul Beattie defenses face near juried verdict as witnesses corroborate rebuttal testimony. Henry Beat tie Jr and Henry Latham provide linkage between Beattie and a Thursday night meeting, with McEvoy and Hart supporting the witness chain. Prosecution plans to rest rebuttal soon and may call Beulah Binford only if needed.
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Paul Beattie
Reulah
Beattie
Ditmas
Chesterfield
Henry Beattie, Jr
Wendeburg
Henry Latham
Henry
Latham
W. R. Hart
Wendenburg
Tina
Beulah Binford
Intercollegiate Golf Association Championship Opens
International Golf Title opens at Baltusrol Golf Club with Harvard Yale Princeton Dartmouth Pennsylvania Williams and Columbia competing. Yale holds the team title, and R B Hunter of Yale is the current individual champion as the tournament starts.
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New York
The
Intercollegiate Golf Association
Baltusrol
Central Thants Unions Set Strike Orders Amid Talks
Officials of the Illinois Central and railway unions break off negotiations with the system federation and prepare to issue strike orders as leaders confer. President McCreary signals possible renewed talks while the central west braces for a potential walkout. Confederate veterans’ reunion opens in Lexington Missouri marking the fiftieth anniversary of the Lexington battle.
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Chicago
Silinary Central Today
Federalign
Utube
McCreary
Federated Shopnengyaaid
Middle West
Central West
Eeela
Lexington
Confederate Veterans of Missouri
Elliot Memorial Hospital Dedicated at University Campus
The Elliot Memorial hospital in Minneapolis was formally dedicated on September 5 as a gift to the University of Minnesota by Dr. and Mrs. A. F. Elliott. University President Vincent and medical college leaders spoke at the dedication on campus.
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Minneapolis, Minn
Elliot Memorial Hospital
University of Minnesota
A. F. Elliott
Minneapolis
Vincent
University
College of Medicine and Surgery
White CagaJawaeA Baker Dies After Long Illness
Mrs John Baker a pioneer of Oregon and Union county died at her son's home in La Grande after weeks of illness. She walked from Sandusky Iowa to La Grande in 1862 carrying a baby part of the way, and survived by husband John Baker and four children. Funeral set for 2 pm at the Childers home on Washington Avenue.
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Sacajawea
Lewis and Clarke
Pacific Northwest
la Grande
John Baker
Oregon
Union County
Frank P. Childers
Central Illinois M E Conference Opens in Peoria
The Central Illinois Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church opened its annual meeting in Peoria with Bishop Quayle of Oklahoma City presiding. Many ministers and lay members attend as sessions begin with Epworth League and Methodist Brotherhood activities.
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Peoria
Central Illinois Conference
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Quayle
Oklahoma City
Epworth League
Methodlet Brotherhood
Uncle Sam Sells Over 100000 Tons of Sink Waste Equipment
The Isthian Canal Corp opens bids for the purchase of more than 100000 tons of sink waste including beds, edges, machinery and related remnants. The sale covers a substantial quantity of equipment formerly tied to prior projects and associated with a long history of use.
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Washington
D. C
Coramisaton Ltds
Tor Ie
Td's
Frneer Ngs
Many Die as Juneau Hotel Fire Ravages Alaska City
At Juneau Alaska a hotel blaze claimed six bodies and left fourteen injured or hospitalized. Two men William Southwick and Bord Miles are expected to die. Firefighters battled burning McGrath buildings with several missing. Identified victims include Davenport and Dowling, a noted half-breed native woman known as the most beautiful in Alaska.
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Juneky
Juneau
William Southwick
Bord Miles
Davenport
William
Dowling
Alaska
Langford Jeanette Bout Set for Ten Rounds at MSG
Sam Langford and Joe Jeanette duel in a ten round heavyweight bout at Madison Square Garden in New York tonight. The scheduled fight headlines the boxing card with both legends expected to draw strong crowds.
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Sam Langford
Joe Jeanette
Madison Square Garden
New York
Wrestling headlines and alleged defection in Cold War era tale
Fragmentary clipping discusses wrestling figures and a supposed Russian connection. It notes rumors of a resignation or quitting, mentions bets or money, and suggests avoidance of prosecution. The text is garbled and lacks clear event details or dates.
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Ruyshin
Hackenschmidt Challenges Gotch For Private Bout
Chicago September 5 Hackenschmidt issues a new challenge to Gotch after defeat. The proposed private bout would involve a $5,000 side bet per fighter. Gotch says he is willing and the match would occur after Hackenschmidt returns from England.
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Chicago
Gotch
Hack Enschmidt Quits Big Match With Gotch
Chicago reports the shock exit of George Hackenschmidt from a high profile bout with Frank Gotch. Hackenschmidt, paid in advance, skips the clash claiming time for arduous training. Speculation rises that his days in major American wrestling are over as Gotch plans a worldwide tour and future appearances in large arenas.
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Chicago
George Hackenschmidt
Prank Gotch
Goteh
Hig
America
England
Scotland
Germany
Ohio Initiates Model Kimball Primary and Election Laws
Columbus September 6 The Kimball corrupt practices act, enacted last session, fairs its first practical test in statewide primaries. It requires detailed disclosure of all campaign spending and promises, applies to primaries and elections, caps spending by candidates, and imposes penalties including fines and possible imprisonment. Employers face penalties for trying to influence worker votes.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ita
Cincinnati
Toledo
Columbia
Wersters
Trial exhibits shown in McNamara case
Lawyer Darrow and associates viewed trial exhibits on September 5 in Log Angeles related to the McNamara case. The items include old bombs, money receipts, dynamite, and related materials to be used when the trial opens October 1.
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Angelés
Bor
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