Hot Springs Fire Destroys Fifty Blocks In Ashes
The Hot Springs fire swept more than fifty blocks overnight, leaving about 2,500 homeless. Mayor McClendon accepted Governor Hay's aid and ordered citizen mobilization as the city seeks outside help. Water supply holds, electric lights to be cut for 60 days, and widespread damage to hotels, stores, and schools estimated into the millions. Emergency crews, police, and volunteers race to guard the ruins and shelter the displaced.
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Sentinel Record
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Daily News
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Ayundrad
Ulty Cltleens
Ratta
Vartec
Howevar
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Btn
Quad Power Company
Ine
Elty
Atominis
Giro
Jocal and Tittle
Park Hotel
Southwestern Telegraph and Telephone Company
Cinrland Company
Orange Street Presbyterian Church
Caerk Sanitarium
Heisler Apartments
Sever Connections With the New Haven Rail Line
The New Haven executive committee announced severing financial ties with J P Morgan & Co as fiscal agents. Morgan sent letters to boards of Boston and Maine and Maine Central railroads. The committee approved $305010 for urgent safety signal installations between New Haven and Wallingford after a wreck.
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D. P. Horgan & Co
New Haven
Allway
J.P. Morgan & Coy
J. P. Morgan
Morgan
Moria
Boston and
Millett
Wallingford
Elliott
New Haven Stock Near Lowest Price In Early Trading
New York, New Haven and Harteford gallroad stock fell to near its lowest price in history at market open on the exchange. Withdrawal of J. T. Morgan and company as fiscal agent for the road was announced after the marker closed yesterday, triggering a tentative decline followed by brief support as trading began.
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Harteford
Plyel Exchange
J. T. Morgan and Company
Measuring Merchandise By Human Hearts
An ad copy promoting advertising in daily newspapers. It argues successful merchandise is sold by humanizing products and presenting stories to readers, suggesting the ad service speaks personally to each customer and offers practical education through daily newspaper advertising.
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Amateur Champion Ted By Pedagosue Final Round Tie
Jerome D. Travers of Unver Montelatr New Jersey and John Anderson of Boston tied the first round of the national championship finals at Garden City as about a thousand spectators watched. Travers led early then Anderson matched on several holes. Travers won the 17th before a halved 18th left the match square and set for the final round.
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United State
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Boston
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Anderson
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Bull
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Traverse
Uli
Aleven
Grean
Alon
Dar
Turoos
Travara
Body of Iowan Found in Stream
Davenport Sept 6 the body of Emil Birett a wealthy resident of Reinbeck Iowa was found in the Mississippi River near Albany Iowa. The death appeared foul play with a deep wound on the forehead and no water in the lungs. His clothes were folded on the riverbank a mile above Albany. He carried large sums of money but only about 2 in small change remained.
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Emil
Birett
Reinbeck
Albany
Japanese Director Abe Assassinated in Takio Street Attack
Director Abe, head of the Japanese foreign office political bureau, was killed by two youths near Ligouse station while awaiting Minister H. Ijuka. The motive tied to anti China and California policy rumors, with speculation of student involvement and political tension in Nanking and overseas sensational press.
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Su Gon Huang Sing
Now Seeking Pardon for Harry Orchard
Bole Fiahe reports Harry Orchard seeks a pardon from Governor Frank Brewenbers after a prior death sentence. Orchard announces official application to the board of pardons for the October meeting, as published in a Caldwall paper. The note references the Metropolitan church of Kaukeshi leading a movement for pardons.
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Fiahe
Harry Orchard
Frank Brewenbers
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Caldwall
Board of Pardons
Kaukeshi
Parucz
Thaw Bail Move Follows Habeas Corpus Victory
In Montreal on September 6 Harry J Thaw’s lawyers plan the next bail bid after the court issued a writ of habeas corpus barring deportation and Thaw’s return to Glentreal for Sept 13. The defense signals an appeal to the king's bench while Jerome faces a separate gambling case in Coathenook Quebec with strong local hostility toward his presence.
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Harry J. Thaw
Tastico Cross
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Thaw
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Ang Company
Roger Thompson
Testuc
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la Flamme
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Gervais
Harry Thaw
Betes of Jualice
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Tuan
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James McKee
New York
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Oyhat
Pracob Nicoll
Bhierbrooke
Hanson
Shansrooie
Hungen
Milard Aldrich
Mil Hand
Norton Milla
Jay
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Motion pictures aid in locating missing child in Tokyo
A mother’s fight over custody ends in Tokyo as a man’s four year old daughter Olga is located through film exposure. John Bills, a stock broker, reports the search success after a court order delivering the child to Mrs Ellis could not be executed, despite widespread screenings of the husband and child. Local police say Ellis and the child are identified but cannot be brought back.
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Heaton
Envoys Coming in May Supplement Parley
Washington dispatch reports Mexican foreign minister Gambodea says Manuel Zamacona will come to the United States in an official capacity but may not represent Huerta until Washington signals willingness to receive him. Officials expect Zamacona’s reception would not derail talks led by John Lind as President Wilson’s envoy. Gamboda’s claim that Huerta would not seek the presidency was seen as not surprising, and Wilson aims to study the situation further. Rescue mission announced for Americans stranded in Mexican ports. A Buford transport crew will include an armed guard to sail Monday from San Francisco with soldiers likely from the Sixth Infantry at Presidio.
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Manuel Zamacona
United States
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Mexico
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Galt
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Calif
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Gall
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Suffragists Camp Out On Hempstead Flight Field
Scores of women suffragists from Long Island camped through the night at Hempstead aviation field to attend a Nassau county rally where hundreds are expected. Straw from General Raalla Jones estate covered hangar floors as beds. Chief speakers at today’s meeting include Mrs. Carrin Chapman Catt and Mrs. G H S Belmont.
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Carrin Chapman Catt
G. H. S. Belmont
Congress Pay Debate and Hearing Notes
In Washington the pay in Congress and agricultural extension funding are under debate. Banking committee continues hearings on the currency bill while West Virginia testimony before strike investigation proceeds. House refuses urgent consideration of the deficiency bill as committee hearings proceed with testimonies from Jamies and Emery.
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Washington, D. C
Senator Smills
Georgia
Banking Committee
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Finance Committee
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Lee
Caminetti Convicted In White Slaves Case At Reno
Maury Diggs and Farley Drew Caminetti were found guilty on multiple counts of the Mann White Slave Traffic Act for transporting Lola Norris and Marsha Warrington from Sacramento to Reno. Caminetti faces five years per count. Diggs up to 20 years plus fines. Sentencing set for next Wednesday. appeals planned.
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Caminett
Charles B. Harris
Sacramento
Trangaportjung
Marsha Warrington
Lola Norris
Reno
Farley Drew Caminett
United States
Commissioner General of Immigration
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Nev
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jCarnietti
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Weathers The Weather Iowa Forecast Update
Iowa weather outlook shows generally fair conditions with possible local thunder showers tonight or Sunday. Cooler in the northwest portion, with shifting winds, and temperatures around seven o'clock. Partial data notes include Muscatine observations and a moonset time.
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