David Little Held On Kill Shot Charge In Ossipee Jail
David Little admitted firing at Mrs. Annie M. Drew with intent to kill after a hearing in Ossipee before Judge Abbott. Held on $9,000 bond in Carroll County jail due to lack of sureties, with Alfred A. Richardson naming the shooter as witness. Mrs. Drew’s condition reports were most favorable. Little pleaded not guilty and planned to seek counsel later.
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Manchester
N. H
Wolfeboro
David. Little
Annie M. Drew
Tuftonboro Corner
Ossipee
Abbott
Carroll County
Little
Alfred A. Richardson
Woburn
Mass
Richardson
Drew
Cheaper beef forecast by holidays says Wilson
Washington notes Secretary Wilson predicts cheaper beef by Christmas if frost holds. Big corn crop prospects and cattle feeding expected to lower prices. Roosevelt praised for handling trusts. West wary of tariff revision and eager for reciprocity, especially in Iowa and other western states.
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Washington
Wilson
Roosevelt
West
Executive
Iowa
Senate
Ex Governor Hoadley of Ohio Dies in Watkins
A dispatch to the Democrat and Chronicle from Watkins reports ex Governor Hoadley of Ohio died there this evening at age 76. He served as Ohio's governor and was a notable political figure. The death marks the end of a lengthy public career.
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Rochester
N. Y
Democrat and
Mystery Explained: Bigamy Case Ends in Coffin Burial
Emporia Kansas Aug 26 1906 The burial caper at Orlando Oklahoma solved as an escape from bigamy by James Pendleton alias C S Morris alias John Cox mayor of Gentry Missouri He was arrested after a shell of hearsay clues including a coffin and 200 pounds of ice and a crate of peaches Pendleton confessed to Sheriff O Connor and identified Grace Morris as his second wife Accused faced bigamy charges and described long brain illness and morphine use with a daughter aged about 18.
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Emporia
Kan
Orlando
Coda Morris
Emporig
John Cox
Gentry, Mo
James Pendleton
Gentry
C. S. Morris
Grace Morris
C. S Morris
Lion County
Sheriff O'Connor
Alliance
Pendleton
O’connor
Parker
Perry
Grace Odley Morris
New Hampshire Vets Open 26th Reunion at Camp Alvah
The Weirs Aug 26 The twenty sixth annual reunion of the New Hampshire veterans association opened at Camp Alvah 8 Libby with a large national turnout. Veterans anticipate Thursday visit by President Roosevelt and a camp fire in the amphitheatre marked the opening feature. Col L B Emery presided with speakers D Maurice Travis Frank P Merrill George S Evans Fred S Libby Ernest O Folsom and Michael Crowley from Boston. The group plans a warm reception for Roosevelt.
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Weirs
New Hampshire Veterans’ Association
Camp Alvah
Libby
Roosevelt
Veterans’ Association
Col
L. B. Emery
Troy
D. Maurice Travis
South Framingham
Mass
Frank P. Merrill
George S. Evans
Boston
Fred 8. Libby
Enfield
Ernest O. Folsom
Dover
Michael Crowley
Lamb Scored In Defense Suit Hearing At Rail Stock Case
New York August 26 hearing opened in Peter Power suit to block transfer of Northern Pacific stock to Northern Securities. Camille Weidenfeld testified briefly before counsel Treadwell Cleveland objected. Cleveland accused Lamb of instigating the Power case.
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New York
Peter Power
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Northern Securities Company
Guthrie
Camille Weidenfeld
Treadwell Cleveland
Weidenfeld
Cleveland
Lamb
Boston Board Keeps Delegates Grouping On Ballot
The board of election commissioners voted unanimously to maintain the current grouping of delegates and candidates on the caucus ballot. Boston delegates will be listed first at the top, while State ticket names will be placed in alphabetical order.
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Boston
Board of Election Commissioners
Limbe Captured as Provisional Forces Advance Near Port Au Prince
The village of Limbe, 82 miles north of Port au Prince, was attacked and recaptured by Provisional government troops. A battle also occurred at Marmelade with few details. Cape Haitian remains calm. The U S Consul has arrived from La Guaira, Venezuela.
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Cape Haytien
Limbe
Port Au Prince
Provisional Government
Marmelade
United States
la Guaira
Venezuela
Mine Workers Meet at Strike Headquarters
Wilkesbarre Pa August 26 President Mitchell and the United Mine Workers executive boards of the three anthracite districts were in session tonight. After the conference President Mitchell said only routine business had been transacted.
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Wilkesbarre
Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Quincy to Seek Democratic Nineteenth District Nomination
Boston dispatch reports Josiah Quincy has been chosen as the Democratic congressional candidate for the eleventh district and is expected to accept upon return from abroad. The maneuver positions Quincy to challenge the Republican nominee, with W S McNary and Gaston coordinating the campaign to unite their factions.
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Boston
Josiah Quincy
Quincy
C. L. Cutter
Sewer Department
Spain
J. Quincy
W. S. McNary
McNary
Gaston
America's Prosperity Seen in U S Economic Progress
The Times editorial in London notes U S improvement over five years with rising foreign holdings of railway securities, strengthened American enterprise, and favorable grain exports and cotton prospects. It warns big financiers face continuing credit needs in New York, but liquidity should remain adequate into autumn.
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London
the Times
United States
The
Times
America
Europe
New York
Sydney steel suit faces exchequer court over bounties
In Halifax Nova Scotia on August 26 the Dominion Tron and Steel Company sues the Dominion government in the exchequer court at Sydney to recover about 200000 dollars in bounties under the 1897 act for iron and steel made in Canada. The auditor general contends the molten iron from the company furnaces is not pig iron, so the steel is ineligible. Leading Canadian counsel are engaged and the case draws wide attention.
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Halifax
N. S
Exchequer Court of Canada
Sydney
C. B
Dominion Tron & Steel Company
Dominion
Burbidge
Ottawa
Canada
Dominion Auditor-General
GAVE WIFE TO HER LOVER
Omaha man William W. Hately killed himself after arranging his wife’s life with a millionaire lover. He had moved with his family to Newton Montana years earlier, later divorced, and returned to Omaha where he left a large life insurance bequest to his former wife.
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Omaha
Neb
William W. Hately
Hately
Newton
Mont
Montana
Miss Alice Roosevelt Will Hold the Tiller at Yacht Race
Rockland Maine Aug 26 The Star reports Miss Alice Roosevelt visiting for two weeks will be the central figure in the upcoming yacht race Wednesday She will hold the tiller on the Raider and seeks victory against a fleet of young women captains from many cities across the nation
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Rockland
the Star
Alice Roosevelt
Niagara tennis tourney opens with record entry list
Niagara on the Lake Ontario August 26 The Niagara international tennis tournament starts tomorrow with the largest entry in its history The Newport contingent in the championship singles features R D Little D B Alexander Beals Wright H H Hackett Kreigh Collins John Neely R B Hunt H F Allen H E Avery E P Fischer and R C Leaver among others.
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Niagara On the Lake
Ont
Niagara
Price of Meat May Stay High Says Population Trends
The article argues meat prices will remain elevated due to dropping cattle numbers. It compares 1900 cattle totals to four years earlier, showing a fourteen and a half percent decline while population rose about ten percent. It questions beef trust motives and their impact on ordinary Americans.
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United States
Beef Trust
Home Endorsement for Dean's Kidney Pills
A Lowell reader urges fellow residents to trust local testimonials over distant opinions. Mrs J Ring cites personal and friend's positive results, purchased at Ellingwood Co. pharmacy, and notes the pills’ great benefit and affordability.
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Lowell
J. Ring
Bartlett Street
Dean
Ellingwood & Co
Trust crusade stirs Berlin on American influence dangers
The Berlin press reports President Roosevelt’s push for government trust supervision sparks renewed talk of the “American trust danger.” The Kreuz-Zeitung warns Europe must guard against American imperialism and arrogance as Germany eyes its own path amid tumultuous global pressures.
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Berlin
Roosevelt
Germany
Europe
Trusts and meat supply in changing markets foreseen
John Gilmer Speed writes in September Success that the public will scrutinize trusts and seek to curb their power. Meat prices may rise until production and demand align, while innovations allow cattle to be raised in older regions and fed with oil cake or distillery byproducts. He notes various fattening methods and warns that even best beef may not fetch the highest prices unless retailers recognize quality.
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Albert C. Blaisdell
Louise Reynolds
Wakefield High School
Salem Commercial School
Mier School
New York
Reyrdica
Reputer
Wakefeld Courier
Smith Premier
Remington
John Gilmer Speed
Oldest Library in the World Unearthed at Nippur Site
A vast Babylonian temple library at Nippur is being excavated, revealing over 16 000 cuneiform tablets. Hilprecht estimates the complete library may total 150 000 artifacts, dating to before Abraham and predating Genesis records.
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America
University of Pennsylvania
Ashurbanapal
Nineveh
Babylonia
Hilprecht
Nippur
Abraham
Chaldees
I Want to Live Where Summer Time Is Summer Time
Poem by W. J. Lampton from the New York Sun describing a desire for warm, constant summer climate free from harsh winters and rowdy weather. The speaker imagines idyllic groves, picnics, and easy living without stoves, coats, or rheumatism, preferring Panama hats and carefree warmth.
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W. J. Lampton
New York Sun
Woolen remnants offered for dresses and sacks at low price
A G Powlard & Co advertises all wool twisted flannels in colors like greens pinks blues and navy remnants 1 to yards priced at 29c per yard for fall waists and children's dresses. Basement sale promotes early selection to ensure shade matching.
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A G, Powlard & CO
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