Labori Shooting Upsets Dreyfus Court in Rennes
An assassin shot Labori during the Rennes court martial, delaying the session and shocking attendees. Mercier faced cross questioning later, denying claims of exaggerated war threats. Police arrested a marine engineer named Gallon matching Labori's description as a suspected killer.
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Labori
Rennes
Labor
Dreyfus
Hhe
Gen. Mercier
Ormer
Jannay
Tlabori
Col. Jaunast
Madam Labori
Jaunay
Mercier
Casimir-Perier
Casimir- Perier
France
Germany
de Mange
Mwe
Lemans
Gallon
Navre
M. Labori
Rebels Severely Punished Near Quingua With U S Troops
About 500 Filipino insurgents were whipped by American forces from Quingua and Balinag near Manila. The clash left one U S soldier dead. The force, possibly led by Gen. Pio del Pilar, aimed to damage the Bocaye and Bigaa rail line near Bulacan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quingua
Manila
Malolos
Balinag
Bustos
Pio del Pilar
Bocaye
Bigaa
Bulacau
Gomez Named Leader Of Santo Domingo Filibusters
In Santiago de Cuba authorities report strong evidence that Santo Domingo revolutionists are organizing expeditions in the province. Gen Maximo Gomez is said to be leading the filibuster movement while Gen Leonard Wood has dispatched the Baracoa gunboat and an armed tug to monitor the north coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago de Cuba
Santo Domingo
Maximo Gomez
Leonard Wood
Lynching Report from Tennessee Near Bell Buckle
Will Chambers a colored man was lynched near Bell Buckle Tennessee after an assault on the 14 year old daughter of William Watson. The victim identified the man before he died and she is in critical condition.
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Tennessee
Nashville
Tenn
Will Chambers
Bell Buckle
William Watson
Two Denver Officers Killed by Volunteer Recruit
Denver police mourn two officers killed Sunday by Wellington C. Llewellyn a recruit from Globe Arizona text says he fired at Officer Tim Clifford dying instantly and then wounded Officer W E Griffith who died later. Llewellyn fled as two fellow recruits deny knowledge and a citywide manhunt with a dead or alive reward continues.
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Denver
Company L
Thirty-fourth Volunteer Infantry
Fort Logan
Tim Clifford
Clifford
W. E. Griffith
Griffith
Wellington C. Llewellyn
Globe
Arizona
Warren's Crew Mutinied During Transport Warship
San Francisco reports that the transport Warren returning from Manila with the Colorado regiment faced a mutiny after a typhoon. Twenty four sailors were court martialed and sentenced to three months to two years, with a green Filipino crew aboard for the voyage to San Francisco.
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United States
San Francisco
Cal
Centennial
Warren
Colorado Regiment
Manila
Bradley Denies Threats Against Bryan Threat Made in Kentucky
Gov. Bradley dismissed Congressman Berry of Newport's claim that Bryan could be shot in Kentucky over Goebel. He said the statement insults Kentucky, contains no foundation, and Bryan would face no more danger there than elsewhere. Ix-Senator Blackburn also discredited the remark.
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Bradley
Bryan
Frankfort
A.S Berry
Newport
Goebel
Berry
Kentucky
Blackburn
Admiral Dewey Reports Fever Aboard Olympia
Admiral Dewey arrived with the Olympia but did not appear the next day due to fever in his cabin. In San Francisco the transport Centennial from Manila recounted a perilous voyage, surfacing near typhoons and a reef, with crew escapes, one sailor killed by a hawser, and a quartermaster stabbed by a cook. It carried seventy five passengers including Lieut. E K Hawkins and Sergeant Theo Dangerfield.
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Olympia
Leghorn
Haly
Dewey
Centennial
Manila
San Francisco
United States
E. K. Hawkins
South Dakota
Sioux Falls
M. L
Chatanooga
Tenn
J. B. Frazier
Admiral Dewey
Elsie Cook
Printers Meet in Detroit Informal Reception Opens Session
The forty-fifth session of the International Typographical Union opened Monday in Detroit with an informal Sunday reception featuring speeches and refreshments. About 200 delegates and members attended as visitors’ ladies toured the city. President Donnelly estimates 38,000 members identify with the union. Ninety-one percent of members and seven percent of locals are now on a nine hour day under the Syracuse agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
International Typographical Union
Donnelly
International Union
Syracuse
Montana Whitecap Outrage Amazes Paradise Valley
Montana report from Great Falls notes George Menson of Paradise Valley was the victim of the first whitecap outrage in the state. He was to testify in an assault case at Chinook but seven masked men abducted him dragged him into the river and threatened him until he agreed not to testify. The incident occurred around midnight as part of intimidation linked to the trial.
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Montana
Minneapolis
Minn
Great Falls
Mont
George Menson
Paradise Valley
Paris Dreyfus Lawyers Counsel Labori Shot in Street
Rennes Aug 14 two men ambushed Maitre Labori counsel for Dreyfus firing a single shot which struck Labori in the back as he walked to court. He fell and died not yet evident though physicians fear the wound may be fatal. a later report claims the assailant was arrested outside the court.
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Paris
Dreyfus
Rennes
Maitre Labori
Labori
M. Labori
Lycee
Vilaine
Paris Sees New Plot To Oust Government Uncovered
A Paris note reports arrests under article 89 of the penal code for conspiracy to change the government. Royalist youths and the Patriotic and Anti-Semitic leagues are named. Investigations tied to the Nueilly barracks case uncovered a lasting organization dating to 1898 and a plan for forceful seizure of power. Fabre, the examining magistrate, led the inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Nueilly
Fabre
War Department appeals for hurricane relief in Porto Rico
Secretary of War Elihu Root urges mayors of large cities to mobilize private contributions as immediate rations are dispatched. The army will distribute food and transport McPherson will carry supplies from New York to Porto Rico with more ships planned. The governor reports extensive devastation and at least 100000 people facing destitution due to the hurricane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Root
Washington
War Department
Porto Rico
Davis
McPherson
New York
Elihu Root
Town Easily Taken by Americans Near Angeles
Manila reports Gen. MacArthur's forces capture Angeles four miles north of Calulet with light resistance. Filipino defenders burn the town on approach. Insurgents suffer heavy losses estimated at 103 killed and 300 to 400 wounded. American casualties: five killed and thirty-one wounded including three officers.
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Angeles
Manila
MacArthur
Calulet
Iown
Seventeenth
Big Dallas Fire Destroys Guild Building and Surroundings
A massive Dallas blaze heavily damages the Guild Building and adjacent structures. Firefighters perform numerous rescues on the fifth floor, with all occupants believed saved. Total losses exceed 250000 dollars.
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Dallas
Texas
Guild
ANOTHER TOWN TAKEN NEAR MANILA BY AMERICAN TROOPS
San Mateo northwest of San Juan reservoir fell to Gen. Samuel B. Young’s brigade after a reconnaissance on August 12. American casualties were three killed and thirteen wounded including a lieutenant of the Twenty first Infantry. enemy losses known at twenty three. Also reports a murder suicide in Indianapolis and gold dust shipments from Alaska to San Francisco and Seattle totaling about 3 million dollars.
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San Mateo
Manila
Samuel B. M. Young
San Juan Reservoir
Twenty-first Infantry
Seattle
Wash
Michael
Alaska
San Francisco
Alaska Commercial Company
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Roanoke
War Preparations Go On in Transvaal Mobilization Plans
Johannesburg reports provisional mobilization arrangements with the Netherlands-South African Railroad Company for rapid response. Pretoria guards vast stores of provisions and war matériel. Rumors say artillery reserve orders issued. In Vancouver, a hurricane off Australia claims over 100 lives as five ships wreck. The iron ship City of York goes aground at Rottnest Island. eleven lives lost. In Philadelphia, a Delaware River boat capsize drowns Otto Kampf 37, his son Albert 8, and Christian Osterlange Kampf's brother-in-law 38.
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Johannesburg
Transvaal
Netherlands South African Railroad Company
Pretoria
Chicago
Vancouver
B.C
City of York
Rottnest Island
Delaware River
Philadelphia
Otto Kampf
Albert
Christian Osterlange
Kampf
Texan Killed at Manitou Hotel Row in Manitou
Gus McKennie a notable Gainesville Texas cotton merchant and school board member died in a conflict with hotel waiters at the Barker Hotel in Manitou Colorado. Police suspect self inflicted death in the Rochester New York area a woman Birdie Cove of Syracuse died from a head wound on railroad tracks near another shot man found nearby.
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Manitou
Colorado Springs
Colo
Gus McKennie
Gainesville
Texas
Barker Hotel
Rochester
N. Y
Birdie Cove
Syracuse
Ogdenburg
Market Quotations From North American Markets
A compact roundup of price ranges for cattle hogs sheep and grains across major markets including Chicago Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Toledo Milwaukee Buffalo New York and more. It lists bid ranges for cattle hogs and sheep and unit prices for wheat corn oats rye and dairy items like butter and eggs with regional variations.
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Chicago
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Detroit
Toledo
Milwaukee
New York
Manly Beaver Saves Ninety Three Teachers on Excursion
Week’s happenings report a dramatic rescue as a local hero named Manly Beaver saved ninety three teachers during a spearfish canyon excursion. The piece also notes a boy’s reward and other items. The Transport Sheri Dan sets sail from Manila on August 10 with the First South Dakota Regiment aboard.
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Manly Beaver
Spearfish Canyon
Sheridan
Manila
United States
South Dakota
Manly Beaver Saves 93 Teachers on Canyon Trip
A 13 year old Manly Beaver flagged a heavily loaded excursion train to Spearfish Canyon, saving 93 teachers from disaster after a rancher’s horse fell through a bridge. The boy received a $10 bill and a education offer from Dr. Daniels of Madison, who later invited him to join Madison Normal School. The incident prompted praise from State Teachers' Association President Brown and a lasting hometown hero moment.
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Manly Beaver
Spearfish Canyon
Terry
Brown
State Teachers’ Association
Ile
Dr. Daniels
Madison
Madison Normal School
Manilla venture for ex-soldier Harry Schlosser
Harry Schlosser of the First South Dakota, son of a Sioux Falls businessman, plans discharge and a Manila hotel and boarding house to serve troops with necessities and luxuries, aiming for profitable ventures after ordering stock. The news item bundles other notices on pharmacists, smuggled cattle, fires, and local events.
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Manila
Harry Schlosser
First South Dakota
Sioux Falls
G A R Appointments Named By South Dakota Commander
Commander Palmer of the G A R department of South Dakota announces acting assistant adjutant general E M Thomas of Huron and acting assistant quartermaster general B F Bowman of Ipswich. The personal staff includes Vermillion’s John Le Jolley and others from Sioux Falls Wessington Springs Milbank and Ashton. Aides on the staff list D N Hunt Redfield A L VanOsdel Yankton Porter P Peck Sioux Falls and many more across the state.
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Palmer
W. L. Palmer
Department of South Dakota
E. M. Thomas
Huron
B. F. Bowman
Ipswich
John le Jolley
Vermillion
Melvin Grigsby
Sioux Falls
W. England
Wessington
Northville
G. W. Demarest
Watertown
Ed Anderson
Frankfort
G. G. Bennett
Deadwood
S. W. Webster
Andover
R. A. Pierce
Beresford
W. R. Stowe
Brookings
J. E. O'Neil
Artesian
H. E. Dewey
Lead
Richard Davenport
Alpena
B. S. Wheeler
Iroquois
D. W. Bushnell
Onida
S. J. Conklin
Clark
W.a.burnham
Groton
M. W. Redding
Frederick
J. H. Farrington
D. T. Hindman
Britton
B. D. L. Dudley
Canistota
William H. Palmer, Jr
Buffalo Gap
William T. Colwell
Bristol
James W. Tooker
Leola
Oscar Murray
Wilmot
J. J. Riggs
Whitewood
C. H. Ellsworth
Alcester
John Olmstead
Carthage
Thomas Crafton
Sisseton
M. M. Price
Letcher
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Mitchell, S. D
Hell Printing Co., Pusnsure
Van
Porter
Gomez
Diaz
Diaz of Mexico
City of
Mexico
Dewey III
The
National Association of Colored Women
Candler
Albany
American Protective League
Georgia
South
Trenton
N. J
Charles Howard Hagen
Haven
St. Louis Park
Blue
G Gray
Federal
Hobart
Hart
Lima
Ohio
C. T. Hobart
Columbus, Lima and
Milwaukee Road
Trobart
Gomer
Burt
Clara Baldwin
Irvington
Enos Baldwin
James
Mary
Hopkins
Wilkes’ Court
Albert C. Hopkins
Canton
Asylum For
Washington, D.C
Pharmacists
South Dakota Pharmaceutical Association
D. I. Jones
Dr. Jarvis
Faulkton
A. L. Binford
E. C. Bent
Dell Rapids
N. R. Gilchrist
Wakonda
E. N. Aldich
Garland
Pierre
Bank of Hanna
Hanna
N. D
A. E. Tich
Cheyenne River
Belle Fourche
Fort Pierre
Harvest Hand
Clyde Torry
Strawberry Point
Iowa
James Bradley
Black Hills
Slot Springs
Fall River County
Aurora
Winnie E. West
Edward A. Kelsey
Annie Bella West
Erwin S. Hatch
Farmers’ Institute
Northwest
Hoard
Wisconsin
Armstrong
DeSmet
Missouri
A. L. van Osdel
Yankton County
L. T. Sweezy
van Osdel
Will
C. H. Paddock
Aberdeen
City Council of
Young
Evan Young
Rapid City
Third Cavalry Volunteers
Philippine Islands
Lake Preston and Clark
Hot Springs
Mitchell
Cushman A. Rice
Thirty-fourth Regiment
Tony
A. W Markus
Waverly
Arthur Stay
Ted Whalen
Mr Whalen
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