Murphy Declares Tammany Unity For Hearst Support
New York August 22 Charles F Murphy Tammany Hall leader says no sentiment for Jerome at the Democratic state convention but full support for Hearst is possible He pledges to follow the unit rule and to use party influence to oust bosses He criticizes corruption within both major parties and advocates real delegates and leaders over party offices.
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New York
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
Tammany
William Travers Jerome
W.R. Hearst
Murphy
Jerome
Cage
Seaciin
Wonsna
Advan
Om Thachs
Monsine
Pda
Democratic Party
Earthquake Devastation In Valparaiso Provinces
Aug 22 Valparaiso reports indicate severe damage in Valparaiso and Aconcagua with Abarca, Llal-Liat, Limache and Hierro Viejo hit hard. Villa del Mar sees three quarters of homes ruined. National losses reach about 50 million dollars amid ongoing aftershocks and evacuations. Authorities extend food relief as public order is restored by troops and police.
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Valparaiso
Aconcagua
Abarca
Llal-Liat
Limache
Hierro Viejo
Villa del Mar
Sheenee
Gupta
Militares
William Hearst Denounces Factional Tammany Rivalries
New York August 12 William Randolph Hearst issues a statement denying interest in Tammany Hall factional fights. He claims opposing Murphy McCarren Sullivan and McClellan factions and machine politics. He denounces corporate control and paid puppets in office, urging purification before the election.
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New York
Wiliam
Hearst
Tammany Hall
Tam
Murphys
McCarrens
Sullivans
McClellans
Ryans
Belmonts
Jeromes
National Purity Federation to Host October Conference
The National Purity Federation plans an October conference to unite diverse groups across the United States in promoting purity of life, social relations, and family life. Delegates from churches reform societies labor unions temperance groups social settlements and related bodies will be welcomed to participate.
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United States
Havana revolution in western Cuba nears peak
The movement shows signs of reaching maximum strength as government arrests suspected leaders and plotters and sends reinforcements. Public confidence rises and perceived opponents are awed by swift action across Havana and disturbed districts.
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Havana
Cuba
Mob Kills Man in Polk County Turmoil
A mob in Polk County attacked Wil Lawrpeta, a negro, as authorities moved him to Tampa. Folin Bapes, a group member, fired bullets into Lawrpeta’s body, and Capes tried to shoot Captain Hughes, a prominent white citizen. Lawrence faced charges of an attempted criminal assault on a young white woman.
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Tampa
Polk County
Wil Lawr
Peta Negro
Mather Ty
Capes
Hlughes
Lawrence
Consolidated Telephone Buys Great Eastern Franchise in NYC
Augie BoG reports that the Consolidated Telephone company agreed to acquire the Great Eastern Telephone company's franchise to manage telephones, telegraph lines, and electric lights in New York City. The purchase price is stated as $50,060,100.
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Buffalo
Noy
Augie
Bog
Herbell
Consolidated Telephone Company
Othe Consolidated
Great Eastern Telephone Company
New York City
Predicted His Own Death in Tragic Accident
The body of John Grant formerly of Kokomo arrived from Detroit. Grant had predicted his death and feared machines due to his deafness. He died when struck by an automobile after expressing his belief he must take great precautions to stay safe.
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Kokomo
Ind
John Grant
Detroit
Mich
Grant
Millionaire and Wife Beaten to Death in Cheriza
A millionaire named Niebuler and his wife were robbed and beaten to death in the German colony of Cheriza near Yekaterinoslav on August 33. The incident shocked residents as authorities investigate possible motives and suspects.
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Yekaterinoslav
Niebuler
Cheriza
Peg-Leg Wooten Beaten After Doctrinal Dispute in Nashville
In Nashville Indiana on August 22, George Wooten known as Peg-Leg due to having one leg was whipped by a night riders group after a doctrinal quarrel with a preacher. Wooten, staying with his brother in Johnson township, says about forty assailants attacked but he will not file complaints.
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Nashville
Ind
George Wooten
Brown County
Wooten
Johnson Township
Thor
Mysterious Disappearance Sparks Local Inquiry
A man known as Bell vanished after buying a ticket for Indianapolis and boarding the first car toward Columbus. His wife returned home, relatives fear foul play or mental disturbance. A second disappearance in weeks prompts police to investigate connections to a rail line and local bank activity.
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Indianapolis
Columbus
Dle
Bell
John Johnson
Fatal Wreck on Sig Four Near Patanoa Block
Passenger train No. 26 on the Big Four derailed at Patanoa block station six miles southwest of Anderson Indiana about ten o clock last night. Engineer Parker Pughy of Indianapolis and Fireman Hiarry ur of Sidney were killed when buried beneath their engine. the passenger coach remained largely intact with only a sever shaking.
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Anderson
Ind
Pattao Block
Here
Stueker
Wreck Halts Westbound B&O Train Near Seymour
A Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern westbound passenger train collided with a freight on an open switch near Seymour station. Traveling about forty mph, the engines tenders and several cars were wrecked. Passengers were shaken but none seriously hurt as the engineer and fireman jumped to safety.
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Seymoont
Fini Amate
Coon
Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern
Seymour
Work of Revolutionists Reported in Russia and Poland
Tagatrog Russia two police sergeants severely wounded by revolutionists. Christokhova Poland rural constabulary chief killed by terrorists in an August 22 report.
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Tagatrog
Russia
Christokhova
Poland
Santa Fe raises wages for 1000 telegraph operators headline
Topeka Kansas August 22 The Santa Fe railway has voluntarily granted its 1000 telegraph operators from Chicago to El Paso an average wage increase of about four dollars, effective immediately.
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Topeka
Kan
Santa Fe Railway
Chicago
el Paso
Will Live Down His Past Pat Crowe Goes to New York
Pat Crowe, known as the Western bandit and gunfighter, arrives in New York on August 22 seeking a fresh start and a new chapter away from his prior crimes. The veteran figure, infamous in prairie towns, hopes to rebuild his life while facing public memory and legal scrutiny.
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New York
Pat” Crowe
War spreads along Caucasus frontier as fighting erupts
Reports from the Caucasus indicate growing hostilities along the Russian frontier with heavy clashes. Armenian and Tartars are described as belligerents, with Russian troops involved and tensions escalating near Potiora and surrounding regions.
Bank of Yarmouth Officials Arrested in Canada
Senator John Lovitt, president of the failed Bank of Yarmouth, and A. Crowell, the vice president and leading capitalist, were arrested on charges of making false and deceptive returns about the bank’s condition to Canada's finance department. The arrests highlight turmoil among regional bankers and authorities probe the bank’s collapse.
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Yovonth
Nos. Ave
Uic
John Lovitt
Bank of
Yarmouth
Finance Department
Aa. Crowell
Violence Flare After Clash in Mount Vernon
Mount Vernon Ohio Aug 22 a race clash erupted when merchant Charles Arnold was assaulted by three black men. Whites joined the pursuit but police stopped further violence. Tension rose as this marks a second recent incident.
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Mount Vernon, O
Charles Arnold
Navy eyeing coal fuel for torpedo flotilla after Gwyn disaster
Washington reports a yearlong oil fuel trial for the torpedo flotilla led by Leat Glywn ended with a recommendation to switch ships from petroleum to coal to improve efficiency and performance. Observers note slower speed and reduced reach with oil compared to coal aboard Gwyn and sister Talbot.
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Wa Hington
Navy Department
Covyn
Talbot
Constitutional Convention Districts Oath Read Aloud
Foes of the constitutional convention raged in a fray over district lines. A fire at Seldiers' Home Newport near Hampton destroyed the large kitchen and cooking machinery, leaving 2,000 veterans needing meals and the commander puzzled on food prep.
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Newport
Val Aug Pobre
Seldiers
Hampton
Axtell Trotting Stallion Dead At Warren Park Farm
Axtell the stallion that set the world trotting record is dead at Warren Park stock farm near Terre Haute. He was sold to a syndicate for 100000 after the race and is said to have earned 300000 as a breeder. Two major political meetings are planned tomorrow the Republican state convention at Springfield NL and the Democratic state convention at Columbus C. The Tennessee Republican convention will be held in Chattanooga on Wednesday.
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Axtell
Warren Park
Terre Haute
Springfield
Columbus
Tennessee
Chattanooga
Illinois Democrats Split Over Bryan Endorsement at Peoria
At the Peoria state convention delegates divide into two camps led by Sullivan and Bryan supporters. The fight centers on endorsing William J. Bryan for president and whether to censure Chicago national committeeman Roger C. Sullivan. Endorsement is expected to be decided on the convention floor amid charges of external influence and home rule themes.
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Peoria
William J. Bryan
Democratic Party
Illinois Democracy
Bryan
Heth
Bryam
Roger . Sullivan
Chicago
Etree
Sullivan
Mr. Bryan
Roger C. Sullivan
National Committee
Tien
Cuba Tightens Grip as Palma Expands Rural Guards
President Palma announces General Rafael Montalvo to direct military actions against insurrectionists and increases rural guards to 4000. A special train moves 100 guards from Santa Clara and 50 artillerymen from Havana toward Pinar del Rio amid Cuban unrest.
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Havana
Cuba
Palma
Rafael Montalvo
Spain
Apo
Santa Clara
Pinar del Rio
Noto
Illinois Republicans Hold Convention Amid Loud Delegates
A mixed session signals a Republican state convention with talks over officers to be chosen. Key figures include Senate members Sho and Crbiom with plans to fill posts such as state treasurer and superintendent of public instruction, plus three University trustees. The tone suggests a harmonious gathering despite party-wide enthusiasm and procedural remarks.
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Sho
Mo Cuilena
Bob
United States Senate
Crbiom
State University
Tement- Tobe Tenn At
Pattison’s Democratic Principles Echoed After His Death
In Columbus Ohio on August 21 readers note Governor John M Pattison’s influence lingered three months after his death as party principles and policies are discussed and upheld in political circles emphasizing his legacy and ideals.
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Tom
Columbus
Ohio
John M. Pattison
Transfer of Colored Troops From Fort Brown Reported
Major Lateral Foot Atesworth issues orders for moving colored troops from Fort Brown Texas to Fort Ringgold Texas about ten miles above Fort Brown on the Rio Grande. One company of the Twenty-sixth Infantry, consisting of white soldiers, is assigned to Fort Brown to replace the colored troops amid reported citizen soldier tensions.
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Atesworth
Fort Brown
Tex
Fort Ringgold
Rio Grande
Twenty-sixth Infantry
Union Laborers Strike Over Wages in Boonville
Boonville Indiana August 21 local street laborers employed by Henry Roetzel struck again demanding higher wages and shorter hours. Workers also vow to bar imported Kentucky laborers from work while Roetzel plans to hire labor from Louisville.
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Boonville
Ind
Henry Roetzel
Uneon
Kentucky
Roetzel
Louisvill
Island of Juan Fernandez Destroyed by South American Quake
A report from New York dated August 21 states a strong earthquake struck Juan Fernandez Island off the Chilean coast. The island, once claimed by settlement and a fort, is noted in tales of Robinson Crusoe as the famous setting of Daniel Defoe’s adventures.
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New York
Aus
Juan Fernandes
Daniel Dero
Rebigson Crusoe
Tartars Attack Cossacks Reported in Vague Fragments
Fragments describe a village incident with fighting and looting between groups. Names and details are unclear, but the report notes attackers and casualties in a terse, scrambled summary.
Satie Article Fragment Highlighting Train Incident
Fragmentary text references Satie and Pete Eater with garbled phrases about injury and a train incident. Readable parts mention a center and work, but key facts and context are unreadable.
South Carolina Man Shot After Alleged Assault
A Saluda County man faces gunfire after a reported altercation near Thursday night. Authorities say the suspect, identified as a relative, shot the victim during the incident at a local location and fled the scene.
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South Carolina
Theo
Saluda County
Wirl
Foo
Battle at Sunrise Narrows in Dawn Assault
A dawn clash occurred as Colonel Raveren’s force attacked native defenders at Krantekow Nato Ave 2L. About 1,506 troops from 4umailand participated or were present, with details remaining unclear from the fragmentary report.
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Krantekow
NATO Ave
Raveren
Ai Bo
Fire damages Madison wholesale grocery and saloon
A Madison Indiana fire partially wrecked the Hargan and Co wholesale grocery and badly damaged Henry A Klein's saloon next door. The total loss is estimated at 70000 dollars and both structures will be rebuilt at once.
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Madison
Ind
Hargan & Co
Henry A. Klein
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