Strikes Spark Streetcar Riot and Arrests in Cleveland
The Aug. 4 report details streetcar violence across Cleveland with windows smashed and rides disrupted. Police and troops confronted rioters as barber Charles C. Triente became the first arrestee under a trivial offense.
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Change of Place for Dreyfus Court Martial
Reports say the Dreyfus court martial will move from the insanitary dalle de La Manutention to Lycee Rennes amid an active newspaper campaign. The first session is expected short. after Major Carriere’s report the court may adjourn for defense to abolish the secret dossier. Fort Worth telegram mentions a 5000 offer for tram members, and Petty seeks release as trial for the Sento robbery continues.
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George Maure
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Culesaed
Hangs Herself Near Metropolis After Supper Walk
Mrs. Catherine Kotter 84 completed her day at her son-in-law John Loverkamp’s residence five miles east of Metropolis. After supper she walked as usual and did not return. A search found her hanging from a broken oak limb in a pasture, using a new sheet as a noose, after climbing a fence and jumping off.
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John Loverkamp
Me'popolis
Avarean Ejected and Political Nominations Report
An individual identified as Thorne was removed from Indian Territory for failing to pay a tax and defy the Choctaw medical board. The report covers the event, other political proceedings, including the Democratic nomination of Dorsey W. Shackleford for Congress in the Eighth District, and biographical note on his early career and home in Boonville Missouri.
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Arthur Defies The Boycott On Cleveland Street Cars
Cleveland report says Arthur chief of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers has ridden Big Consolidated cars despite the boycott. He defends riding daily, calls agitation and boycott ridiculous, claims he will not walk miles to avoid using the service.
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Extreme Heat Sweeps Nebraska and Midwest Towns
Nebraska endures a heat wave with Omaha reaching 92 yesterday and 95 over the prior days. Syracuse reports high shade readings near 107, and Burlington line temps rise. St Louis records 105 in the afternoon. heat causes numerous heat strokes but no fatalities. Preston Minnesota suffers an electric storm with bridges and rails damaged, while Lincoln sees sunstroke for Dr W A Milburn. Agricultural losses follow heat, with crops damaged across counties and storms reported in broader regions.
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Epidemic Standstill Reported at Hampton Home Camp
Washington reports 700 tents and corn moved from Fort Monroe to Hampton Home to shelter 1500 inmates while barracks are disinfected. No new cases. two deaths noted at the soldiers home. Quarantine tightened around Phoebus Hampton Old Point Comfort and Newport News with armed guards and patrols along the peninsula.
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Kansas City Club Buys Wilkes-Barre Baseball Team
James H. Manning, president of the Kansas City base ball club, announced from Kansas City that he has purchased outright the Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania, club of the Atlantic league and will bring the pick of its players to Kansas City.
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New York Officer Subpoenaed in Muzet Investigation
An officer from the Muzet Investigation committee served a subpoena on Deputy Chief Cor Wright who leads the department. It is understood that nearly all department officials are ordered to appear before the committee next Tuesday.
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Italian Consul and Authorities Probe Loulatans Lynching
Washington report states Count Vinchi met with Acting Secretary Adee as the inquiry into the killing of flies Ilallaog continues. The Loufatani governor says the parish grand jury where Tal lula 19 is located will convene next week and likely take up the case immediately.
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Factions At a Trial Gather Heavily Armed Men
Fifteen mounted men, heavily armed, were seen traveling toward Clay County. They rode from Griffin Station to join others heading to Mangbeater for the preliminary trial of Green Griffin, charged with killing Edward Flaher two weeks ago. Tension and fear of clashes between opposing factions are reported.
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American Delp Estes Resolution Favored at Session
At the parliamentary conference today the motion by Samuel Jarrows of Boston and Richard Hirtholdt of St Louis to favor immunity of private property abroad was unanimously adopted. The action followed President McKinley’s reference to the subject in Congress. Washington reports note the day’s announcements and attendance figures.
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St Louis
Dent McKinley
Federal Walling Interference and Union Labor Debate
A dramatic note about the new federal walling project risking interference with arrangements and a union labor stance. The cornerstone will symbolize non union labor and no union hand will touch it, with recruits reported from multiple towns and stations.
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Florida Town Ravaged by Storm Wrecks Carrabelle Area
Pallabassee reports indicate Carrabelle suffered near total destruction with only four houses remaining. The steamer Crew Cent City was declared safe. Lanark and surrounding areas faced severe damage including a destroyed hotel and gas plant. An Italian, Naaska, was hanged in New Orleans after killings and injuries years earlier.
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Baseball scores and military items from a late 19th century paper
National League results include Pittsburgh at Philadelphia 8 to 1 and Philadelphia 4 to 0 over Cleveland. Chicago 1 over St. Louis. Also mentions deer hunting season opening next week and multiple dispatches on military matters in El Paso and Des Moines with accusations of cowardice in Manila and Yaqui fighting in the Batueco mountains.
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Local News Notes From Neb and Missouri Crib
fragments report Clark Pronson pastor of a Stromisburg Neb church and local health fund totals in Chicago land area. An unidentified man was found dead beside a railroad track near Liberty Missouri with evidence of sleep death while heat marked July in hadaila and Joplin area records.
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Magnetic and medical marvels from a distant polytechnic
Reported Aug 4 from Terre Haute details a powerful magnet used in a surgical eye operation that saved a patient from losing an eye despite a steel splinter penetrating the eyelid. The scene described an incision near the pupil and the magnet drawing the steel from the eye, ending the patient's pain. Additional items note Marines for Manila sailing from Washington, market reports from Chicago, and a New York commerce commission meeting in Whitehall New York.
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Marketwire grain and livestock prices summary
Marketwire reports mixed prices for wheat and corn futures with September and December contracts advancing. Dairy and livestock receipts rise, with mixed and butchers strong while cattle and sheep demand remains steady to higher across Texas and western markets.
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Desirable Building Lots Near University on Ohio Street
Attractive parcels offer cheaper acre prices in Booth Lawrence with convenient access to University and transport. Vermont investment lots boast prime position for residence or designer property in a refined, accessible location.
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