Russian Black Sea Squadron Recalled After Sultan’s Demands
The Russian fleet arrived at Imiada to back demands over Rostkowski’s murder in Monastir but was recalled to Sebastopol after the Porte pledged full compliance. The note from Ambassador Zinovieff reports the Sultan’s measures: execution of murderers, dismissals, arrests, and forthcoming trials.
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St. Petersburg
Imiada
Turkey
Russia
M. Rostkowski
M. Zinovieff
Constantinople
Porte
Ismael Haki, Pasha
Palanka
Uskub
Mussulmans
Hussein Hilmi
Macedonia
Salonica
Roosevelt spends quiet Sunday at Sagamore Hill family visit
President Roosevelt and Mrs. Roosevelt kept a calm Sunday at Oyster Bay Sagamore Hill with some children. They attended church at Christchurch in the morning and hosted intimate friends in the afternoon. A late evening call from Col George W Dunn, chairman of New York state Republican committee, lasted about an hour with no disclosed purpose.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Boat Capsizes at Narragansett Pier Drowns Two
A morning row from Narragansett Pier ended in tragedy as the boat capsized near shore. Two of three men perished, one a Swede and the other J Stoughton from New York state, while the third Swede was rescued by Serf Men Card and Clarke from the Narragansett Pier life saving station. The bodies have not been recovered.
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Narragansett Pier
R. I
J. Stoughton
New York State
Card and
Clarke
Law for Strikes in Preparation as Russia Turmoil Grows
In St. Petersburg on August 23 a law legalizing strikes is being prepared. A general strike that began August 20 at Ekaterinoslav led to a clash with troops, leaving 11 strikers dead and 12 wounded. The governor said work would resume on railroads and in factories tomorrow.
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St. Petersburg
Ekatrinoslav
Danish rider Ellegard wins two kilometer pro world title
At the international cycling meeting in Copenhagen on August 23 Ellegard of Denmark captured the two kilometer professional world championship while Andemars of Switzerland won the hundred kilometer amateur world title.
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Copenhagen
Ellegard
Denmark
Andemars
Switzerland
Fire Razes Columbia Ribbon Mill at Haledon
A two story Columbia Ribbon company mill in Haledon Paterson New Jersey was destroyed by fire early today. The blaze caused about 150000 dollars in losses and left the building a block in length burnt to the ground.
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Paterson
N. J
Columbia Ribbon Company
Haledon
Man Shoots Self After Ride In Ashland Tragedy
Milo W. Spring aged 49 manager of Olmstead and Tuttle properties died after shooting himself in the head following a pleasure drive with his wife and daughter. The incident occurred in the kitchen as he reached for a revolver noted by his daughter who sensed danger. Dr. William Richards termed the death self inflicted due to temporary insanity. Body to be taken to Springfield for burial.
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Worcester
Ashland
Milo W. Spring
Olmstead and Tuttle Properties
Chess Prodigy Smythe Admitted to Sanitarium
Young chess figure Smythe, recently prominent in chess circles, has been taken to a sanitarium. He vowed to become one of the world’s best but must forgo play until he recovers.
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Young Smythe
Tapirs At National Zoo Show Curious Color Change
Visitors over six Sundays have watched a baby tapir shed its stripes. The young tapir, initially bright with bold longitudinal bands, has grown and faded to the dark brown of the adult. The mother defends her calf against dogs with quick head movements and bites, while tame tapirs are seen in South American villages. The woolly pinchaque taps in Peru endures cold, and Bolivian reports recount tame tapirs wandering villages and giving rides to children before bucking and tossing riders.
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National Zoo
Topir
Tapir
South America
Peru
Bolivia
von Tschudi
Close Fight For Democratic Gubernatorial Nomination
In Columbus Ohio August 23 the Democratic state convention faces its closest contest in years as Mayor Tom F. Johnson of Cleveland battles John L. Zimmer man of Springfield for the gubernatorial nomination. Contests involving 145 delegates will decide which districts vote, with possible removal of Erie Clark and Defiance delegations and disruptions across six contested counties, shaping the credential committee and the opening ballots.
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Columbus
Tom
Erie
Clark
Defiance
Consecration of Rev Thomas A Hendrick as Cebu Bishop
Bishop Hendrick of Roch ester N Y is consecrated bishop of Cebu P I by Cardinal Satolli with Archbishop Harry present. Cardinal Satolli also consecrates Mgr Cavallari as titular bishop of Philadelphia Asia Minor. Pius X plans to keep the patriarchate to avoid Venice dispute and Hendrick will seek Irish clergy for his diocese and teaching nuns.
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Rome
Thomas A. Hendrick
Rochester
N. Y
Cebu
P. L
Satolli
Harry
Philippine Islands
Mgr. Cavallari
Philadephia
Asia Minor
Venice
Pius X
Sarto
Hendrick
Philippines
Ireland
Attempt to wreck train near Quindaro Kansas
An apparent attempt to wreck two Missouri Pacific passenger trains near Quindaro Kansas occurred last night. Dynamite exploded under the engine of a St Joseph bound train as an open switch was set for an outbound run. The other train passed unharmed. the damaged engine cab windows and headlight. The blast left a large hole under a rail and half a tie missing. About 110 passengers were aboard.
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Kansas City
Missouri Pacific
Quindaro
Kas
St. Joseph
Big Eddy
Funeral for Lord Salisbury at Hatfield End of Week
Messages of condolence flood Hatfield house from King Edward, Queen Alexandra, the Queen of Portugal, and President Loubet. Pulpits across the United Kingdom praised the late statesman as preparations for a funeral at week’s end proceed to enable Lord Edward Cecil to attend from Egypt.
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London
Hatfield House
Edward
Alexandra
Portugal
Loubet
United Kingdom
Edward Cecil
Egypt
Suicide by cutting throat at Norwich home
Joseph L. Coughlin aged 22 committed suicide by slashing his throat at his Norwich residence during prayer. His mother, returning from church, found him dead in a pool of blood with a crucifix in his left hand and an open razor nearby. Authorities suggest possible insanity.
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Norwich
Conn
Joseph L. Coughlin
Coughlin
Lipton says Shamrock III fairly beaten in race
Sir Thomas Lipton expressed disappointment at Shamrock III performance in Atlantic Highlands on August 23. He praised Reliance's handling, pledged to congratulate Captain Barr and crew, and thanked the spectators while affirming continued hope and confidence.
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Atlantic Highlands
N .J
Thomas Lipton
Barr
Bridges Blown Up and Port Lands Capture during War Maneuvers
Portland Maine Aug 23 Major General Adna R Chaffee arrives with staff to oversee war games. Allied moves include capture of a wireless station at Two Lights by Major Welch N G S M and a bridge explosion over the No Breench river Scarboro to hinder a possible naval landing.
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Portland
Adna R. Chaffee
New York
Barry
Harper
Hamilton
Harrison
Livermore
Dunwoody
Chaffee
Navy
United States
Alliance
Barker
Major Welch
Burbank
Frank L. Hoyt
Maine National Guard
Welch
Two Lights
No Breench
Scarboro
Associated Press
General Chaffee
Outer Cape
Lieut. Bigelow
Naval Reserves
Silver Springs
John Wesley bi-centennial service at Cottage City
Cottage City August 23 The John Wesley bi centennial service drew over 3000 attendees led by Hon Robert R Raymond of New Bedford. Gov John L Bates and Prof Samuel Upham spoke at the event with Bates recalling boyhood days here and Upham delivering a long discourse on Wesley life and service. The Bedford quartette of New Bedford provided music. Dr Lewis B Bates offered the prayer.
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Cottage City
John Wesley
Robert R. Raymond
New Bedford
Bedford Quartette
John L. Bates
Samuel JF. Upham
Drew Théo
Madison
N. Y
Bates
Dr. Upham
Wesley
Lewis B. Bates
Lieutenant Davenport Dies at Home in Detroit
Lieut. Commander Francis O. Davenport U S N retired died at his Detroit residence today from heart failure. He was a Naval Academy classmate of Admiral Schley.
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Detroit
Francis O. Davenport
Davenport
Admiral Schley
Naval Academy
Pure Water Turbine Pumps Put In By Ithaca Water Co
Turbine pumps delivering water to the Fulton plant of Ithaca Water Co were set in motion. Citizens and Cornell students are assured of a pure, wholesome water supply. Cornell loaned $150,000 for the purification plant, praised by Dr. George Soper as faultless work.
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Ithaca Water Co
Ithaca
N. Y
Fulton
Ithaca Water Company
Cornell University
George Soper
State Health Department
Bears the Signature Do At Ch ElT Ae 4 Ths Kind You Have Always Bought
Fragmentary OCR text appears to mimic a brand warning about a famous phrase You have always bought but the readable portion is garbled. No coherent event or entities beyond a repeated trade phrase can be established.
Stabbed Three Men in Lancaster Quarry Incident
Lancaster, August 24. John Brown a liquor crazed quarry laborer last night stabbed Harvey Foltz William Briggs and Cyrus Sherbourne. Foltz and Sherbourne probably will die.
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Lancaster
John Brown
Harvey Foltz
William Briggs
Cyrus Sherbourne
Foltz
Sherbourne
Massachusetts Arrives In New York For Repairs
The battleship Massachusetts, damaged August 12 off the Maine coast after striking a rock in fog, reached New York harbor tonight. Conveyed by the battleship Indiana and the navy tug Potomac, she will go into drydock at the Brooklyn navy yard for repairs.
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New York
United States
Massachusetts
Maine
New York Harbor
Indiana
Potomac
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Miss May Fiske Opens Opera House Engagement Saturday
Miss May Fiske brings an excellent support and artistic scenic setting as she opens at the Opera House on Saturday August 29. The week’s plays offer her best material yet with famous works, a strong supporting company, and a remarkable list of specialty turns. Her beauty talent and refined attire boost her established city popularity and anticipated radiant performances. The organization boasts elaborate scenery and electrical appliances rivaling top touring companies.
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Miss Fiske
New York Labor Union Backs Machinists in Wage Strike
In a stormy Central Labor Union session, members voted to stand by the marine machinists' union in their wage dispute. The vote signals a potential sympathetic strike tying up shipyards in New York and surrounding areas this week.
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New York
Central Labor Union
Marine Machinists’ Union
excursion to Old Orchard for $1.59 round trip
The Boston and Maine railroad offers an excursion from Lawrence and Lowell to Old Orchard on August 27 at a round trip price of $1.59. Special train departs Lowell Middlesex Street 8.15 am, North Lawrence 8.40 am, South Lawrence 8.45 am. return departs Old Orchard 5.00 pm. The resort features dining, boating, bathing, a pier and Midway amusements.
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Old Orchard
North Atlantic
Boston & Maine Railroad
Lawrence
Lowell
Lowell Middlesex Street
North Lawrence
South Lawrence
Fine residence on the Jill in Centralville for sale
Here is your chance to buy a modern home in excellent condition with furnace heat set tubs laundry H and C water cemented cellar and 10 000 feet of land. Fruits of all kinds and a large stable with carriage room. Owner traveling out of town will sell at any reasonable offer. T. H. Elliott 64 Central Street. Telephone 908-2.
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Centralville
T. H. Elliott
Central Street
White Mountain and Arctic Ice Cream Freezers
A compact pint size freezer designed for small quantities. Built with a white pine tub shellaced and bound by brass hoops and bright tin plate castings. Easy to operate for any child and valued for home and sick room use. Marketed as the most attractive and effective small freezer available.
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White Mountain
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