Bryan to Speak at Minnesota State Fair in St Paul
Democratic nominee candidate Bryan is invited to address the Minnesota State Fair in St Paul on August 31 with free admission. The visit by Frank B. Lynch and B. F. Nelson reinforces Minnesota Democratic support and Bryan's campaign plans. Local reaction suggests Democrats have a fair chance to win Minnesota this year.
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Turkish ministry quits amid sultan crisis in Constantinople
Reports say Said Pasha and the cabinet resigned, with Jemall edin Effendi and Kiamil Pasha invited to form a new government. Mehmet Ali Bey, the U S minister, reportedly relieved. Fehmi Pasha allegedly lynched. other officials arrested as rumors of a palace attack circulate.
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Washington
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Allison Funeral Set In Dubuque Saturday
The funeral for Senator Allison will be held Saturday at four o clock with simple services at his residence and Linwood cemetery. The body will be in state Friday, public buildings fly flags at half mast, and delegations from the senate and house will attend.
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Oklahoma Attorney General Targets Coal Prices
Guthrie Oklahoma August 6 Attorney General Charles E West filed suit with the corporation commission against nearly all Oklahoma coal companies asking the commission to classify and fix prices for all coal mined in Oklahoma and sold within the state due to exorbitant charges.
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Hawaiian Riflemen Headed to National Rifle Meet
The National Guard of Hawaii rifle team sailed from Honolulu on the Alameda to compete in the national rifle competition at Camp Ferry. They join teams from the regular army and other National Guard units.
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Italians in Fatal Fight in Rockford Boarding House
In Rockford Illinois a fight at an Italian boarding house left Labelle Salvatore dead Teatro Trioclio mortally wounded and Tony Castorgiojohnie seriously injured in a violent incident.
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Teatro Trioclio
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Translator of Balzac Dead at 78 in New Hampshire
Katharine Prescott Wormeley the noted Balzac translator died at her Jackson New Hampshire summer home at age 78. She gained prominence translating the French author’s works and lived in Newport Rhode Island before retiring to New Hampshire.
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Dr Heaton Demonstrates European Car Tour at $3.25 Daily
Dr Heaton shows a Europe tour by car with an average daily cost of 3.25 dollars covering all expenses. The estimate includes travel, accommodation, meals, and fuel, illustrating an economical long voyage option.
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Stubbs and Bristow Win in Kansas Republican Primary
Reports from 60 of 105 Kansas counties show W B Stubbs leading for governor by 13222 and J L Bristow ahead for U S senator on the Republican ticket. In Missouri Jackson County gives W H Cowhard a 13000 Democratic governor lead. statewide margin about 10000. Oklahoma returns indicate Dennis T Flynn and Thomas P Gore winning senatorial nominations.
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Cowhard
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Guthrie
Okla
Oklahoma
Dennis T. Flynn
Thomas P. Gore
Quakers Win Milwaukee Charity Championship Game
Philadelphia aldermen defeated Milwaukee aldermen 13 to 4 in a charity championship game. The Quakers won both recent meetings, after a morning Milwaukee bay boat ride and a fish dinner at Whitefish bay followed by a banquet at Hotel Pfister.
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Raisuli Threat Declares Renunciation of British Protection
Tangier on August 6 reports Raisuli leading about 50 horsemen to the British legation and demanding reparation for a village pillaging by imperial troops. He vows to return to his old life if Britain does not concede.
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Stock Broker Frederick Dorr Sought for Embezzlement
Frederick Dorr, prominent stock broker, is sought on a embezzlement charge after closing operations on the New York stock exchange and in San Francisco offices. A warrant was issued Wednesday, and he reportedly left by train for Los Angeles.
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Frederick Dorr
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Los Angeles
Woman admits shooting husband in Buffalo home tragedy
Buffalo, August 6. Mrs. Alexander Sutherland confessed Wednesday that she fired the shot that fatally wounded her husband, who was shot and fatally injured early Tuesday at their residence in Buffalo.
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Alexander Sutherland
Tries to Escape But Is Killed at Presidio
William F. English a private in Company 115 Coast Artillery awaited trial for desertion and was shot and killed at the Presidio on Wednesday while attempting to escape in San Francisco on August 6.
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William F. English
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Presidio
Rushville Woman Seeks Suicide With Morphine
Mrs. Mary Palmer aged 65 of Rushville attempted suicide by taking morphine saying she has lived too long. The report notes the act and her stated reason without further detail.
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Rushville
Great Strike Among Canadian Pacific Workers Widens
Canadian Pacific railway mechanics strike across Canada leaves about 12 000 workers idle. Montreal reports over 2 000 idle, with 8 000 total out including western shops. company says it will stand by arbitration board award. No government action expected.
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Zeppelin Airship Disaster Ends Endurance Flight
Count Zeppelin’s monster dirigible crashes near Echterdingen after a long endurance flight from Mayence. A storm tore the craft apart. four engineers injured, several soldiers hurt, and officials pledge support to the inventor with a $125,000 aid.
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Whisky Warehouses Burn at Greenbaum Distillery
Six bonded whisky warehouses at Greenbaum Brothers distillery in Midway Kentucky were consumed by fire. Four buildings burned to ruins and the rest partly burned. Distillery structures were damaged as 47 000 barrels burned with losses around 200 000 dollars. Fire caused whisky to pour into Elkhorn creek turning the stream into a fiery blaze and destroyed six negro cabins and a Southern railroad trestle.
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Not Guilty in Bribe Case for Madison County Official
Indianapolis August 6 John Mc Gregor was acquitted by a jury after a trial over a bribe of 1000 dollars in a boiler plant deal with Atlas Engine Works. He serves on the Madison County board of commissioners.
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Madison County
Fatal Fire Destroys Dozens of Homes in Donaueschingen
A deadly blaze in Donaueschingen Germany on Wednesday killed several people and consumed 100 houses. The city lacked water to fight the flames but a heavy evening rain halted further spread of the conflagration.
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Germany
Heat Wave Ends After Severe East Storms
Severe electrical storms struck New York and New England late Wednesday bringing heavy rain and hail. The heat wave afflicting the region was broken by the powerful storms.
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New York State
New England
Petersburg man kills timber snake in forestry work
S. L. Davis of Petersburg killed a tree rattlesnake while felling timber. It was the first rattler seen in the vicinity for years.
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Petersburg
Elks State Convention Opens in Waterloo
Waterloo state convention of Elks opened with thousands in attendance. Special trains arrived from across the state, all gaily decorated, as nine bands provided music for the event.
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State Convention of Elks
Elks
Organize Against Black Hand in New York Meeting
Italian society leaders and bankers met in New York on Wednesday to form a society aimed at suppressing violence, focusing on acts by the Black Hand and related criminal activity.
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New York
Black Hard
Evansville Council Sets 225000 For Water Filtration Plant
The Evansville council approved an appropriation of 225000 dollars to construct a city water filtration plant to improve drinking water and public health.
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Evansville
Former Bandit Chief Downing Killed in Wilcox Saloon
William F. Downing, once a leader in the Stiles Alvord outlaw band that operated in southern Arizona, was shot and killed in his Wilcox saloon by Arizona Ranger William Speed who was attempting to serve him a warrant. Downing had been linked to the Cochise robbery a decade ago and had served seven of a ten year sentence before his release.
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William F. Downing
Stiles- Alvord
Arizona
Wilcox
William Speed
Speed
Downing
Southern Pacific
Cochiz
Stiles-Alvord
Tornadoes Raze Dunning and Anslemo in Custer County
Reports to Burlington railroad headquarters say tornadoes struck Dunning and Anslemo in Custer county Wednesday evening. The Burlington depot at Dunning was partly wrecked and several houses damaged. No serious injuries are reported.
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Neb
Burlington Railroad
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Burlington
Mrs. Ora Bradley seeks divorce over threat to shoot
Mrs. Ora Bradley of Wabash files for divorce alleging her husband said it would be easy to shoot her, citing fear of imminent harm and seeking legal relief.
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Xk CO
Atlanta
Ora Bradley
Wabash
LAB WAYS OF THE WERDED PARTLON
Neighborhood watchers study a new marriage as neighbors observe two young people moving into a home. The piece reflects on shared memories of weddings, aging spouses, and the struggle toward marital harmony through patience and selflessness.
William Shenstone Quote on Handwriting Character
William Shenstone, the English poet born in 1714, remarked that a person’s hand reveals their character when they write. The axiom links handwriting to personality and intellect in historical literary context.
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England
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