Privy Council Meets Aboard Royal Yacht Victoria and Albert
The Duke of Devonshire led Privy Council members on a special train to Southampton and then met on the royal yacht off Cowes Isle of Wight. King Edward signs coronation proclamation as naval reviews and seating arrangements for the coronation are planned amid delays and weather considerations.
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London
Duke of Devonshire
Privy Council
Southampton
Vietera and
Albert
Cowes
Isle of Wight
Baturday
Kiang
Folward
Privy
Wiilelaw
New York
Eiepis
Toetien
Hest
Poe
Ming Bee Ape Ato Xorg Bene KE Position. With Othe
Gato
Fire destroys Alparny market injuring many and killing four
A blaze at the public market on Besser street in Alparny New York destroyed the upper floors and spread to the Elks Clubhouse and nearby buildings. Four firemen died including captain James J amid heroic efforts by others. Several rescuers were hospitalized with severe injuries as the fire damaged the Unconditional Republican clubhouse and the Evening Times Union building.
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Alparny
N.Y
Busi Fere
Amecinek
DP i Bisting
Pater
James J
Aistricth
Shoortin Dearab
Bela - Wetherwax
Coeur Face Patrol
Besser Street
Evening Times-Union
Ee Teng
All Want Annexation Kingston Planters Favor Move
All the planters of the West Indian Islands discuss annexation to the United States due to dissatisfaction with imperial government funding for the sugar industry. Newspapers reject the idea, yet annexation sentiment grows among planters. Trinidad oil discoveries are being worked under Canadian auspices.
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Kingston
Jamaica
United States
Trinidad
Mastodon Rib Found by Workman Near Rochester
While digging a ditch four miles south of Rochester Indiana John J Carruthers unearthed a mastodon rib four feet long and a tooth eighteen inches in circumference. Further excavations will be made.
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Rochester
Ind
John J. Carruthers
Trolley Cars Wrecked Near Rochester in Malicious Obstruction
Five men placed an obstruction on the Rochester & Irondequoit line near Rifle Range causing a rear end collision with trolley 447. Seven passengers seriously injured and many others hurt as two cars were smashed. police pursue the attackers who fled after the act.
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Rochester
N. Y
Rifle Range
Rochester & Irondequoit
Summerville
Glenhatoatio
Restrained Again in West Virginia Strike Supplies Case
Federal Judge Keller issued an injunction against G. W. Purcell National Executive Committee member, W. B. Wilson National Secretary, Chris Evans National Statistician, and five others charged with buying and distributing supplies to feed strikers in the Gauley Mountain district. The defendants, non residents active in aiding miners, are barred from organizing camps near the mine owners properties.
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Charleston
W.vaspeetal
Keller
G. W. Purcell
United Mine Workers
W. B. Wilson
Chris Evans
National Statistician
Mather" Jones
Gauley Mountain Coal Company
Purcell
Ev. Wilson
Vens
Wilson
Fiugaunetien
Uts
Beecause
Becuse Tey
Wilson's Statement On Food Supply Ties To Miners Welfare
Secretary Wiser testified at a hearing that any disruption of shipments would endanger hungry workers. He said Virginia shipments continued and efforts to divert supplies to strikers failed. An agent pressed Shaw, Irwin & Co about selling food to miners, while the Witness Richards presided as the case unfolded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dada Wether
Wiser
Virginia
Fretebti
Shaw, Irwin & Co
Irwin
Richards
West Virginia
Air Shaw
Triple Alliance Secures Hermit Kingdon Independence Trade Privileges
Summary of a volatile pact where two last named nations guarantee the Hermit Kingdon’s independence in return for economic and naval concessions. The agreement ties Korea, Japan, Britain, and the United States into a broader security and trade framework amid tensions with rival powers. It outlines limits on foreign ships, market access, and defensive commitments, while hinting at ongoing disputes over territorial influence and political influence in the region.
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Peters
Seoul
Norea
Japan
Great Britain
United States
Wwerks
Minhtu
Washington
Picasachs
Reesestroms
Death by Own Action Shocks Chicago Community
A Chicagoan died by his own actions after months of mental strain. The coroner cites temporary insanity as a factor in the fatal episode near the end of a troubling period, with witnesses noting severe emotional distress and public concern.
Drowning At Routoson Fort Wayne Children In River
Four year old William from Fort Wayne drowned at Routoson in the Ft. Joerph rover after a skiff capsized near an afternoon run. Miss Gross and Miss Wells, domestics from Hartford City, were rescued and taken to Ely hospital. Parents reside in Wentland and Dunkirk. Rescue workers Arthur Nagie and Charles Jossier assisted in the skiff.
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Port Wayne
William
Routoson
Ft. Joerph
Rover
Oelock Sunyet
Fort
Hartford City
Miss Gross
Wentland
Miss Wells
Dunkirk
Niles Listy Wes
Rural Mall Service Expands in Indiana to Four Grant County Towns
Rural free delivery begins in Indiana August 15 with Fairmount Jonesboro Marion and Cas City in Grant county receiving new routes and carriers. Fairmount serves 1 844 people 410 houses over 64 square miles. Cas City 603 people 134 houses over 16 square miles. Jonesboro 274 people 61 houses over 11 square miles. Marion gains six carriers over 146 miles serving 2 673 people 5 4 houses. Hackleman and Weaver post offices to be discontinued and mail directed to Marion.
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Washington
Indiana
Fairmount
Grant County
Cas City
Jonesboro
Castro Sees Defeat As Rebels Surround Aragua
Venezuela President Castro, with 3,600 troops, retreats from Aragua without a shot, as revolutionists move toward Orituco. Castro plans to strike near Valencia with 1,800 to 7,000 troops marching from Coro and San Felipe. Government finances falter with forced loans and rail traffic seized by rebels.
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Willemstad
Caracao
Castro
Venezuela
Caracas
Barcelona
Aragua
Guzman Blanco
Chaguaramas
Orituce
Valencia
General Riera
Coro
Solagnie
San Felipe
Mendoza
Barq
Matos
Noblesville Clerk Charged In Bunko Steering Case
Horace W. Carey clerk of Hamilton circuit court was arrested at noon Monday in Noblesville Indiana on charges of conspiracy to commit bunko steering and aiding in the crime. co defendant Xavier Cruthers the sprinter was rearrested and held on bond while Carey gave bond with many sureties. Cruthers could not meet bond and was jailed.
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Noblesville
Ind
Horace W. Carey
Hamilton Circuit Court
Sprinefield, AL
J. F. Beals
Carey
Indiana
Vavier Cruthers
Wisconsin
Bend
Cruthers
Time lock failure halts Phoenix National Bank operations
A time lock malfunction at the Phoenix National Bank on Wall Street left the vaults inaccessible and the bank forced to operate on borrowed capital. The time lock had been set for forty eight hours instead of forty, delaying any cash movements and leaving staff to wait and borrow funds to cover the day.
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New York
Phoenix National Bank
Wall Street
Newcastle visit for Captain Bundy and family
Captain Omar Bundy returning from three years in the Orient visits Newcastle with his wife and his agents Judge M L Buniy and wife. They bring a Filipino boy of sixteen as a servant who draws attention with immaculate duck clothing but bare feet.
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Newcastle
Ind
Omar Bundy
Oriental Service
Mob Hangs Accused Attacker in Pembroke Ga
John Wise a black man who attacked Mrs. John Smith near Poller Ga was captured after a fierce gunfight with a posse. He was brought to Pembroke and identified as the assailant before a mob hanged him from a telegraph pole and riddled the body with bullets.
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Pembroke
John Wise
John Smith
Poller
Tragic Freight Train Death in Laporte India Special
John Mason Reginald Tischlgael son of James Tinchin of Ch is killed Monday night by a Lak freight train at Ima Prairie. Initial identification delayed until the father arrived, photos and a signet found in pockets aided later recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laporte
India
John Mason
Reginald Tischlgael
James Tinchin
Ima Prairie
Cunningham Arrested in Chicago Counterfeiting Bust
Alfred S. Cunningham, dubbed the king of Chicago counterfeiters, was arrested by federal secret service officers in Chicago. Agents recovered a full counterfeiting plant and bags of bogus half dollars with tools and dies hidden in a hollow work bench. Cunningham waived exam and was held to the federal grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Alfred S. Cunningham
Secret Service
Cunningham
Foote
Phenomena at Stratford Cause Ground Rise
New York report from Stratford details a dramatic ground upheaval where sod gravel and stone were thrown skyward and deposited on a knoll twelve feet higher. A debris field spanning one hundred feet square and over six feet deep hints at a subterranean explosion sparked by a lightning igniting natural gas.
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New York
Stratford
N. Y
Wreck of Panhandle Limited Kills Four Postal Clerks
A Panhandle Limited wreck east of Xenia Ohio leaves four postal clerks dead Peters and McGowan among the victims as two women and a man perish in a Pullman sleeper fire. Engineer Clark from Xenia burned beneath his engine and fireman Dwyer of Cincinnati crushed. Twenty four passengers injured as wreckage blocks line. wrecking trains, Dayton fire crews rush to the scene.
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Dayton, O
Clark
Xenia
Dwyer
Cincinnati
Panhandle
St. Louis
New York
Trebein’s
Hamilton & Dayton
Dayton
Dayton Fire Department
Gifford
Forsythe
Peters
McGowan
Wreck on Panhandle road at Thebein's station kills four
The Panhandle road wreck at Thebein's station Thursday night killed four men and injured twelve. Names include engineer William Clark of Columbus and fireman William Dwyer of Cincinnati. Officials say no more bodies remain beneath the ruins and no passengers were killed. A rumor of two burned sleeping car passengers proved false.
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Xenia
Panhandle
Thebein’s Station
William Clark
Columbus
Nenia
William Dwyer
Cincinnati
M. M. Peters
Charles S. M'Kown
Greenfield
Ind
Indianapolis
Pennsylvania Railway
Nwo
Marconi Assailed by London Sat Review
The Saturday Review reports a dramatic denouement after Professor Thompson attacked Marconi patent validity. It cites an Italian naval officer Solari as the real inventor and notes a July 16 patent office notice that Marconi seeks to amend his application to cover an invention communicated from abroad by Marquis Luigi Solari.
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London
Thompson
Marconi
Solari
Patent Office
Guglelmo Marconi
Luigi Solari
Italy
Unique Carnival Planned for Dunkirk Indiana
C Francis Knowlton publisher of Corn and Glass announces a three acre fenced carnival and vaudeville show in Dunkirk starting September 5 through September 22 with concerts exhibits and speakers. Businessmen from Dunkirk and nearby towns will take part and organizers promise a record breaker event.
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Dunkirk
Ind
C. Francis Knowlton
Corn and Glass
Indiana
Pope Blesses 200 American Pilgrims in Rome
The Pope greeted and blessed about two hundred American pilgrims led by Very Rev. E. N. Porcile at Clementine hall. Bishops O Gorman and Shanley accompanied the group as Prof. Peck of Yale spoke in Latin. The visitors presented $1004 to the Pontiff and many attendees wept with emotion.
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Rome
E. N. Porcile
Brooklyn
N. Y
Clementine Hall
Thomas O’gorman
Sioux Falls
John Shanley
Fargo
N. D
Thomas F. Kennedy
Philadelphia
American College
Porcile
McGrane
Peck
Yale
Leo
No Oaths by Phone Judge Rules In Bell Operator Case
In St Louis Judge Sidener police court on Wednesday Dr S L Gettys West End physician was fined 3 and costs for disturbing the peace after swearing at a Bell telephone operator. He admitted using profanity over the phone and claimed he cursed the service not the operator and argued the offense considered at long distance remains within local law. The judge declared profanity aggressive not self defense and held crimes via long distance fall under the jurisdiction where offense occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Sidener
S. L. Gettys
West End
Bell Telephone
Dr. Gettys
Alleged deserter arrested in Marion Indiana
Harvey S. Sutton, from Troop K United States regulars July 19 1901 to June 30 1902, is arrested on desertion charges. He worked as a railroad fireman after leaving Boone Iowa, later returning to Chicago and facing charges. he was to marry Blanche Culbertson in Marion.
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Marion
Ind
Harvey S. Sutton
Sutton
United States
Ft. Meade
S. D
North Forks
Neb
Boone
Chicago
Blanche Culbertsen
Four Die, Two Hurt in San Bois Mine Explosion
Two men were killed and two seriously burned in a gas explosion at a San Bois Coal Company mine near McCurtain Oklahoma. The blast occurred nine hundred feet from the opening while workers placed timbers to shore up the roof. A second, smaller explosion followed shortly after.
Lightning Strikes Two in Birmingham Umbrella Accident
Miss Annie Herndon sixteen and Willie Blair a young boy were struck by lightning on Sunday in Birmingham Alabama. Willie Blair died soon after and Annie Herndon was severely burned along her left side and leg as the bolt passed down the umbrella handle. She is expected to recover.
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Birmingham
Ala
Annie Herndon
Willie Blair
Fire destroys largest mill in Michigan City
Fire of unknown origin swept through the A. R. Colborn planing mill at 4 am Tuesday. The building, machinery, and stock valued at about 25000 were lost. The mill, a major supplier of dressed lumber to Indiana, served large wholesale clients with important contracts. Insurance covered building and machinery.
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Michigan City
Ind
A. R. Colborn
Indiana
Italian man shot in old feud near Caseyville
Early Sunday morning in Brazil Indiana an Italian man named H E Monday living at Caseyville was shot and mortally wounded by a man named Sacars. The shooting stems from an old feud. Sacars fired twice both bullets entering the neck and left breast. Monday likely to die. Sacars escaped and remains at large.
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Brazil
Ind
H. E. Monday
Caseyville
Sacars
Train Wreck Near Malta Kills One, Injures Twenty
Marietta special reports a north bound Ohio and Little Kanawha train wrecked Thursday three miles below Malta. One person is reported killed and twenty injured with emergency crews responding to the scene.
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Marietta, O
Malta
Petersburg Lumber Worker Killed in Pulley Accident
Edward Miller aged 24 an employee of the Sherman Dering Lumber Company in Petersburg Ind was killed Monday afternoon when a pulley burst and a large piece struck him on the forehead causing concussion of the brain he had worked for the company for several years
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Petersburg
Ind
Edward Miller
Sherman- Dering Lumber Company
Sight Destroyed by Molen Metal in Warren Indiana
William Brown living four miles west of Warren suffered severe burns to face and eyes when molten metal splashed during babbitt pouring on a threshing machine. Doctors fear he may have permanent sight loss.
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Warren, Ind
William Brown
Warren
Kokomo Grants 12 Year Water Franchise Extension
Kokomo Indiana city council approves a twelve year extension of the water franchise to American Water Works Company after a two year municipal ownership dispute. The action includes a twenty percent reduction in water rates as part of the deal.
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Kokomo, Ind
American Water Works Company
Waten
The Tabernacle Chosen as Symbol and Temple of Worship
The lesson expounds Moses setting up the tabernacle on the first month with the ark, furnishings, and anointing, Aaron and sons consecrated for priesthood, and the cloud over the tabernacle signaling divine presence and journey. It links order, sacrifice, and Christ as High Priest, with catechetical questions and creed-based reflections.
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Moses
Arron
Aaron
Christ
Asher
Egypt
Sinai
Er Rabah
God
Jesus Christ
Young King Appoints Tiny Monarch Sparks Debate
In a playful exchange Raynor questions a sixteen year old's suitability for kingship while Shyne retorts that age means little. He jokes about an absolute monarch in his own home who is merely two years old.
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Raynor
Shyne
Chicago
Telbune
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Korea
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Hilis Himself
Don Street
Mick
Itieseta
Furst
Aderty Poe
Natienal Bank
Waehinden Park
Hamilton
Toro
YOR Bunko
Clerk Carey
Hamilton Crrcuit Court
New York Bank
Filipino Bay
New Castile
Laporte County
A. & Cunningham
New York Town
Kiwo
Corn and Glass Palace
Gage
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