Navy plans August maneuvers off New England coast
Washington July 29 An elaborate program for the North Atlantic fleet maneuvers off New England and Long Island during August is prepared. From August 3 to 10 a search problem between the east port and Cape Ann will test the fleet’s entry into the anchorage under defending ships. On August 18 President Roosevelt will review the fleet. August 22 to 29 joint demonstrations against batteries at Portland Maine will be conducted day and night with all means of naval warfare to gain entry to the harbor.
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New England
Long Island
Navy Department
Cape Ann
Roosevelt
Portland
Maine
Family Live at Pewaukee Faces Court Action
The Pewaukee couple married in Milwaukee on May 20 1888 are in county court against George R Maguire. Accusations include daily swearing at the plaintiff in the presence of their two children Walter and Ole, and deliberate acts ruining the home by spilling flour and water, breaking dishes, and soiling carpets.
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George R. Maguire
Pewaukee
Milwaukee
Walter
Ole
Wisconsin Annual Report Details Insurance Company Activity in 1902
The 1903 annual report of the Wisconsin Insurance Commissioner outlines the 1902 state insurance activity, listing authorized companies, capital, and business by class, and detailing taxes paid, expenses, and personnel. It notes the drive to curb unauthorized insurers, cites the year’s tax intake of $300,000, and provides figures on risk and profits including a 87.84 percent loss ratio.
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Wisconsin
Ofer
Tepark
Mary
Tiis
Tire
Wumanies
Amy
Couyier
Nanen Ck Corporation
GMO Wit TG
Chanter
Associaton
Waose Capital Stock
Panal
Department of Insurance
Wildcat
Mintlas Insurance
Belng
Wisconsin Stock Companies
Wisconsin Mutual Companies
NurGa
Murine
Zeno M
Greg
William G. End
Ebier
John
Nedderavn
Gumee
Frink Ho Bryant
Glenz
Benetal
M2 Monteith
Wing Tor
P. Engestther
Anna E
Chrystal
Etenay- Trapler
Lf Insurance Campaniog
Emetyshty Cathanies
Hail
Cyclone Spearance
Chuhaat
Surdate Compan
Tillman for Bryan Again in Wisconsin Visit
Senator Benjamin Tillman of South Carolina passed through Milwaukee en route to Chicago for private business and a debating trip with Senator Burton of Kansas. He criticized the Cleveland wing of the Democratic party while noting he would vote for Willi Logan if he could. Tillman traveled with his wife and niece, staying briefly and continuing to Madison.
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Benjamin KR. Tillman
South Carolina
Chicago
Burton
Kansas
Wisconsin
Cleveland
Tuiman
Willa Jennings Logan
Tilman
City
Madison
Miss Hill
Quarles
Senator Tillman
Mr. Tilman
Picat
Prominent Young Men Killed in a Quarrel
Atlantic Indiana July 29 H W Ackles shot and probably fatally wounded Taane Allen and Jack Maher, the young men of this city, at Ackles home early yesterday. The shooting followed a quarrel whose origin is not clear. Ackles says the men were intoxicated and attacked him. The victims, both well known and prosperous, are expected to die.
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Atlantic
H. W. Ackles
Taane Allen
Jack Maher
Ackles
Hawaii May Seek Independence At Congressional Memorial
At yesterday's session ex delegate Wilcox urged Congress to memorialize Hawaii for independence and supported setting up island government like Cuba. His remarks drew applause, and a petition embodying his views will likely be presented to Congress.
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Honolulu
Delgale Wilcox
Congress
Hawaii
Cuba
Judge Gray May Act as Alabama Coal Arbitrator
Washington, Det. Gran w 24 said last night he has not been officially approached to act as arbitrator in the labor dispute between workers and operators in Alabama. He noted telegrams urging him to act and a governor’s request may be sent. a committee was en route to formally request his services, but he would wait for the committee report before deciding.
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Wihhington
Det
Gran
Sso
Alabama
Alabamaa
Wildaytes
Dudge Gray
Extradition of London Promoter Wright Set for London Return
United States officials extradite Whitaker Wright, London promoter, from New York to London. Wright has been jailed in Lun Low Street since April on charges by London & Glove Finance Corporation shareholders who accuse his management of wrecking the firm. Inspectors Wallis and Phipps will accompany him aboard the White Star steamer to receive custody in London.
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America
New York
United States
Marshal Henkel
Dec
Whitaker Wright
Lunlow Street
London & Glove Finance Ccorporation
Wallis and Phipps
London City Police
Geciuie
Wright
Woman Charged in Grandchild’s Death in Neshkoro
In Neshkoro Wisconsin a nine miles south of here a grandmother Mrs VW Barkauske is charged with murder after a three month old infant was struck on the head with a heavy club. The jury verdict found the child killed and Mrs Barkauske was arrested and will be held to answer.
Divorce case filed in Waukesha court amid sensational claims
In Waukesha Wisconsin on July 29 unusual and sensational charges are muddled in the summons and complaint in the divorce suit of Emma L Maguire. The document details accusations and the proceeding centers on the estranged marriage and alleged misconduct. The case seeks relief through the local court system with further legal action to follow.
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Waukesha, Wis
Emma L. Maguire
Illinois Bankers to Follow Federal Bank Legislation
The Illinois Bankers Association met for its annual convention reporting a membership approaching 2100 Illinois banks, the largest state banking group in the nation. A committee will work with Chicago Banking Club and others to monitor proposed federal bank and finance legislation advising on business conditions across the state. August Blum of Chicago and Congressman Powler of New Jersey addressed support for the bankers currency plan.
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Mlinois Bankers’ Association
Chicago Barkers Club
Blum
Chicago
Powler
New Jersey
Bankers
Preacher Causes Fatal Harm to Wife Seeking Divorce
Kunans City Ale July 20 Res H D Ailsen a Black preacher fatally harmed his wife Jase cigh who sought divorce. The wife had sued for divorce and the court ordered temporary alimony and attorney fees. Hilson failed to pay promptly, his wife threatened arrest, and a public safety incident followed.
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Kunans City
Ale
Res H. D. Ailsen
Jase Cigh
Hilson
Skeleton key robbers target Watson Bros store in Mavinette
Two unknown men attempted to rob Watson Bros. store using skeleton keys. They opened the front floor and fled as shots rang out from the doorway, pursued by residents. The keys were later found near the doorway. observers say the men escaped the city.
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Mavinette
Watson Bros
Soldiers Stay At Danville After Mob Attacks Jail
Governor Yates received the adjutant general’s report on Danville after May Friday rioting. Attorney General Hanna advised keeping troops for an indefinite period to curb unrest and deter inciters as local officers arrested wing leaders who attacked the jail and hanged and burned Mayfred, the man who shot Henry Gotterdam.
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Springheid
Yates
Scott
Dasvile
Hanna
Mayfred
Henry Gotterdam
Marshall
Happe
Danville
Nericu
Woman's Body Found in Stream. Murder Suspected
Mrs Thonias Imneid of Neola who vanished from home was discovered dead in a small stream near Here yesterday afternoon. Authorities suspect murder as the cause and continue inquiry.
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Neola
Thonias Imneid
Murderer of Four Persons Escapes Death Penalty
New Orleans July 29 considerable excitement prevails at Late Charles over the news that the board of pardons have decided to recommend the commutation of the death sentence of A P Batson the convicted murderer of six members of the Hart family Gatson received the news yesterday with manifestations of joy
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New Orleans
Charles
Wnard
Par Jors
A. P. Batson
Hart
Gatsen
Market opens steadier amid hesitancy and firmer industrials
Early trading showed higher opening levels in New York stocks but a hesitant tone. Buying of high priced shares persisted though activity was moderate. A few high grade industrials remained firm. General sentiment improved as fewer negative announcements appeared. Short covering remained extensive as prices fell later on due to some profit taking.
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New York
Genen
Populists Reject Affiliation and Seek Middle Path
At the Literaten session the Populists declare opposition to binding with either major party. They urge government issue of loan and transport rates, public ownership of telecommunication and transport lines, and abolition of land and ship subsidies, inviting citizens to join the movement.
Fractured Briefs From Cork to Newark and Beyond
A sweep of brief items reports royal receptions in Ireland for King Edward and Queen Alexandra, a mass for the pontiff in London, and security measures in Cork. It notes a wage agreement for miners in several states, a bribery case in Missouri, a Newark bread riot sparked by Hebrew bakers, and a Chicago testimony link to the Paw Paszkowski murder. A Chittanagga court drama centers on a high-stakes estate case and juror pressure.
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Queen Alexandra I
Lantonderry
Ireland
London
Lew Iiii
Oratory
Bremyton
Edwars
Earl Denhi Arcardicg
Cork
King Exward
Baltimore
United States
Ndiananole
Itis
Pittsburg
Kansas
Missouri
Arkansas
Indian Territory
Jefferson City
Hazell
Parris
Newark
N. J
New York
Aff
Chicago
Tulins Watrack
John Wiltrack
Paw Paszkowski
Berdy
Chittanagga
Fudael Alison
Whiteside
Inte Courch Acd
Jury Deadlock Shocks Town After Bank Change Incident
Juror James Goodses testified that after asking the Chattanooga Savings Bank for change for a $5 bill, a teller gave him $9.10 in silver. He claimed the surplus was not deducted when he returned for the rest, sparking a local inquiry. Executives of the Whiteside estate and many bank officers face potential attachments as Judge Allison orders a court investigation.
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James Goodses
Chactanooga Ssy‘ings Bank
Chattanooga Savings Rank
Jzome
Whiteside
Teec
Popes Name Themselves In Election Of A New Pontiff
In a historic anecdote recounting papal traditions, Monsignor Lasagni recalls the moment a pope proclaims his name. The article notes Leo XIII’s early life, preferences, and the Vatican's clerical labor under Pius IX, including will writing and courtly patronage.
Peculiarities of the Bigelow Divorce Decree
The lengthy divorce battle of writers Mr and Mrs Bigelow drew society interest in New York and London. Mrs Bigelow was in London when announced. she may see her daughter Mildred in custodial care while Edith and Evelyn remain with their mother until a certain age. Guardianship terms for Mildred may change later. Prohibitions ban remarriage during the wife’s lifetime and prevent amendments to the decree. A Bleckwattle story published recently added no stake.
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Bigelows
New York
Bleckwattle
Union Treasurer Guilty in Grand Larceny Case
New York July 28 The jury found Lawrence Murphy former treasurer of the Stonecutters union guilty of grand larceny. He was remanded until Friday for sentence.
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New York
Lawrence Murphy
Stonecutters’ Union
Priday
President and son ride from Sagamos Hill to Saville
At 2 a m the president and his eldest son Theo dore left Sagamos Hill aboard a horseback ride toward Sayville, Long Island. They traveled unaccompanied as two secret service agents departed Oyster Bay by train for Saville to visit the president's uncle Robert Roosevelt.
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Sagamos Hill
Sayville
Long Island
Saville
Robert Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
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