American vice consul assassinated in Beirut Syria
Washington reports that William C. Magelssen U S vice consul at Beirut Syria was killed yesterday while riding in a carriage Acting Secretary Loomis ordered immediate arrest and punishment of the guilty parties and Turkish officials warned to act The United States contemplates sending the European squadron if Turkey does not comply The consul was born in Minnesota and was appointed in 1899 by Consul Ravndal The murder followed by days the assassination of a Russian consul at Monastir The case raises questions about conditions in the Turkish dominions and Beirut's status as a Mediterranean trading center Consul Ravndal from North Dakota is Magelssen's brother in law
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State Department
Leishman
Constantinople
Wm. C. Magelsgen
U. S
Beirut
Syria
Turkey
Loomis
Magelssen
Minnesota
Rayndal
Admiral Cotton
Navy Department
Seirut
Mediterranean Sea
United States
Brooklyn
San Francisco
Villefranche
Machias
Genoa
Gabriel Dieu Ravndal
Nelson
Bradsburg
Filmore County
Monastir
Oyster Bay
St. Paul, Minn
Wm. C. Magelssen
Ravndal
Ravyndal
North Dakota
Freeborn County
Rescued Boy Detained on French Vessel After Kidnapping Claim
New York Aug 27 A 16 year old American boy Hugh Thompson said he went to sea with consent but feared long absence from Yokohama. Collector Stranahan led a sea chase aboard Gresham, boarded Marechal de Gontaut near Sandy Hook, found the boy sleeping in the hold, and detained the ship to decide if Captain Dennierre violated shipping laws by paying 36 to secure the boy.
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New York
Port Stranahan
Gresham
Sandy Hook
Hugh Thompson
Dennierre
Hamilton
Stranahan
Mackinac
Gontaut
Marechal de
Marechal de Gontaut
Lieut. Holzhamer
Collector Stranahan
Denmierre
Colonel Hamilton
Lieut
Holzehamer
Thompson
Supreme Court Foresters hold Crescent Park session
Providence R I Aug 27 The Supreme Court Order of Foresters continued its biennial session discussing the merits of three rituals for adoption with no selection made by noon. The 26 courts in the state held their annual Cres cent Park outing and will entertain visiting supreme court members at dinner.
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Order of Foresters
Order
Crescent Park
Parks to Sing Sing
Samuel Parks walking delegate of the Housesmiths and Bridgemen union was convicted of extortion and sent to Sing Sing prison. He was handcuffed between two prisoners. The district attorney said an investigation into local labor troubles may lead to at least three employers being prosecuted for extortion for aiding and abetting Parks.
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New York
Samuel Parks
Housesmiths’ and
Bridgemen’s Union
Sing Sing
Sam Parks
Body of Jos. Cody Found Nearby Ten Mile River
Attleboro officials report the body of 50 year old Jos. Cody recovered from the Ten Mile river near Dodgeville. It is believed he fell from a railroad bridge into the water days earlier. Cody left a family in Loma Cut village formerly tied to local mills.
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Attleboro
Jos. Cody
Ten Mile River
Dodgeville
Loma Cut Village
Real estate bargains and varied listings in Lowell area
Real estate ads offer cottages with seven and six rooms, a 30 acre farm near Lowell, a two and a half story Highlands house, a double Highlands house, and rents of 36 dollars monthly. Also notices seeking a housekeeper for a widower or elderly couple, and sale of a bay horse weighing 1300 pounds by Marry L. Shedd of South Lowell Massachusetts.
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Max Peustescecusses
Highlands
Sound
Fearless
Marry L. Shedd
South Lowell
Mass
Doherty Defeats Larned for English American Tennis Title
In Newport August 27 H L Doherty defeated W A Larned in three straight sets 6 0 6 3 10 8 to claim both the English and American championships. Larned fought a long match and saved several set-points but could not halt the British expert. Doherty dominated the opening set while Larned sharpened in the second, and the final set swung in a tense battle until Doherty clinched at 18th game.
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R. L
H. L. Doherty
W. A. Larned
England
United States
Doherty
Newton
Ch. L
Larned
Longwood
Southampton
Doherty Upsets Larned In Challenging Tennis Bout
H. L. Doherty defeated W. A. Larned in a three set match by scores of 6-0, 6-8, 10-8 to claim the challenge. The bout featured a dramatic third set as Doherty rallied to overcome the holder.
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H. L. Doherty
W. A. Larned
Duel over strike leader ends in Alsace-Lorraine
Berlin reports Dr. Schwartz, manager at State Sick Insurance hospital Muhlhausen, killed Dr. Schloss, head of a strike among Muhlhausen outdoor relief physicians, in a duel two or three days earlier. Police seized the body before cremation at Gotha and arrested Dr. Schwartz as details of the death vary with blood poisoning or an operation cited.
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Berlin
Schwartz
Muhlhausen
Alsace-Lorraine
Schloss
Gotha
Returned to work by Boston and Albany machinists
Boston August 27 machinists at the Boston and Albany line returned to work at the Allston shops in a body. Those at Rensselaer and Springfield reportedly followed suit. The Boston office denies reports that Rensselaer shops refused to ratify the agreement.
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Boston
Boston & Albany
Allston
van Etten
Rensselaer
Springfield
Bar Association Address on Reasonableness of the Law
Hot Springs Virginia hosts the American Bar Association morning session where Baron B Colt of Rhode Island delivers the annual address as United States judge of the first circuit. His talk centers on the Reasonableness of the Law and its role in society.
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Hot Springs
American Bar Association
Baron B. Colt
Rhode Island
United States
First Circuit
Colt
Reliance and Shamrock Face Challenging Start in Light Air
In New York the third America's Cup contest opened under dull winds with Reliance and Shamrock III hampered by light air and overcast skies. After an uncertain morning, both yachts began the race with cautious maneuvers, Reliance gaining early advantage and crossing the line ahead by about a minute despite Shamrock's strong start and later handicap adjustment.
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Sandy Hook
Maely
Weather Bureau
Herreshoff
Re- Hance
Roamer
Reliance
Shamrock
Mr. Iselin
Reiiance
Guiding Star
Cup Defender
Sir Thomas
Erin
Wringe
Mr. Fife
Fife
Shamrock III
Regatta Committee
Navigator
Barr
Sarsaparilla queries beyond Ayer’s popular brands
A reader asks if any sarsaparilla brands other than Ayer’s exist, inviting discussion of alternatives, qualities, and regional varieties.
Tragic Accidental Shooting Ends Career of Bachelder
Ralph R. Bachelder 22 of Pawtucketville died after an accidental self-inflicted gunshot while packing a revolver at his home. A marine engineer and former U S training ship Enterprise crewman, he planned to join the Shawmut for a voyage to China. He leaves parents H R Bachelder and a brother Carl F and sister Marion.
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Fourth Avenue
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Pacific Coast
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San Francisco
China
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Lowell High School
U. S
Enterprise
Maton
Resolute
Pacific
Shawmut
Seattle
Sandwich Islands
Philippines
Japan
Carl F
Marion
Maine War Exercise Ends as Naval Forces Sweep Harbor
Portland Maine August 27. Naval and marine forces conducted a large scale exercise around Fort McKinley Long Island and Cape Elizabeth engaging a mixed force of cruisers torpedo boats and Marines. The attack captured Long Island and forced a garrison surrender while Fort Gorges and Cape Elizabeth repulsed landings. Governor Hill and officials observed with passes denied. Major Striker led land forces while Captain Swinnerton commanded the naval assault.
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Harpswell
Fort McKinley
Hussey’s Sound
Long Island
Fort
Middle Bay
Scorpion
Peoria
Swinnerton
Texas
Second Maine
84Th
Fort Levett
Cushing's Island
Col. Mills
Portland Artillery District
Barry
Cushing
Cape Elizabeth
Old Fort Gorges
Maine Infantry
Cronin Fugitive Captured. Requisition to Rochester
An officer with requisition papers will be sent tonight to Rochester New York to bring back George M Cronin who was recently arrested there as a fugitive from justice Mrs Chaplin posted 1000 bail for Cronin when he was held in the police court for the June term of the superior court but he jumped his bond Cronin was not heard of until Tuesday when Rochester officials apprehended him.
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Rochester
N. Y
George M. Cronin
Chaplin
Cronin
Bannon Recovering After Runaway Accident Here
Pawtucket R I Aug 27 John F Bannon injured yesterday in a runaway in which Jennie Montague was killed is reported to be suffering a severe nervous shock but recovery is assured.
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John F. Bannon
Jennie Montague
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