Warnee Asks For Troops After Duryea Washery Clash
Duryea Pa Aug 16 four men were injured in a pitched battle between strikers and coal and iron police at the Warnke washery. A league of Lithuanians Slavs and Italians formed to block resumption of work. Warnke seeks troops though locals doubt them needed as police and sheriff may suppress further disorder. The washery may remain idle as guards patrol and workers stay away.
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Duryea
Waruke
Warnke
Frederick Warnke
Jacobs
Warnoke
National Guard
Pittston
Mitchell
Duryen
Fire at Howell block among city’s worst blazes
A major Hamilton fire began in the TL W Howell & Son dry goods and carpet store basement on High street at 11 pm and soon engulfed the Howell block. It spread to the Second National bank building, burning rear upper floors and front third floor. Mehillyn block sustained damage as well. Firemen fought the blaze until 4 am with extensive losses totaling over 175000 for Howell’s, Holbrook Bros 10000, the bank 30000 and other smaller amounts.
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Hamilton, O
TL. W. Howell & Son
High Street
Howell Block
Second National Bank
Mehillyn
Howell's
Holbrook Bros
Mohrum
Bank
London Medical Journal Announcement Missing
Fragmented notice from a London medical journal references an August 16 entry. The readable fragments mention Britain and a medical publication but lack clear details, dates, or named individuals.
Robbery at East Palestine Post Office Alarmed Citizens
Three men entered the East Palestine post office, 17 miles east of Salem, blew open the safe at 2 a.m., securing about $600 in cash and $8600 in stamps and money orders. The robbers fled, were spotted by a citizen who grabbed a revolver and engaged them as they drove away. shots were exchanged with no injuries. Officers are pursuing the robbers.
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Salem, O
Ang
East Palestine
Vigorous Fight Promised Over Cuba Treaty Call
Washington aug 15 prediction is free that if the president calls an extra session to consider a Cuban reciprocity treaty a vigorous fight will follow Senate Burrows of Michigan leads opposition against action last session He contends treaties changing tariff laws must originate in the house and questions the president's use of treaty making power for tariff reductions Spooner would back foreign relations committee while Cullom backs finance committee for treaty review
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Washington
Senate
Cuba
Burrows
Michigan
Committee On Finance
Committee On Foreign Relations
Spooner Whon
Cullom
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Arrest Warrant Issued Against Governor Kimball
In New York at the urging of Andrew Power treasurer of the New England Manufacturers association a bench warrant was issued for Rhode Island Governor Charles I Kimball on malicious prosecution charges seeking 150000 dollars. Power was discharged in a related New York magistrate hearing after being accused of obtaining money on false representations. Governor Kimball says more evidence is needed and that the case may continue.
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New York
Andrew ¥. Power
New England Manuufacturers’ Association
Charles I. Kimball
Rhode Island
Steckler
Supreme Court
Kimball
Power
Power Is Based Upon the Recent Arrest of Mr. Powers
Flammer
Providence
Vesuvius to Become Ordinary Gunboat After Navy Review
The Vesuvius dynamite cruiser ends its career as a warship of siege capability. Acting Secretary Darling convened the naval board on construction to decide the vessel’s fate. A board will determine if she is sold or converted to a standard gunboat or despatch vessel, stripping her of the pneumatic guns.
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Washington
Darling
Naval Board
Italy
Can't object to Cuban loan under technical reasons
Washington officials say the United States cannot formally protest the Cuban loan of 85 million dollars after Cuba's congress passed the bill. The administration maintains its view against floating the loan as a breach of faith, but says technicalities prevent interference with Cuba's plan.
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Washington
United States
Insular
Cuba
American League Directors Hold Long Cleveland Meeting
The American League board of directors met at the Hollenden in Cleveland on August 14, with Ban Johnson presiding. The session lasted almost five hours to review the season so far and discuss future plans for the league.
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Cleveland, O
American League
Hollenden
Ban Johnson
Johnson
Bartholin Mystery Deepens As Edwards Returns
Chicago Aug 15 The police cling to a possible confession by Oscar Thompson to crack the Bartholin case Milton Edwards arrived from Denver and spoke with Chief O Neill his tale added little new Edwards said he escaped the Bartholin home fearing Will Bartholin would kill him and that Mrs Bartholin’s disappearance followed a locked door and restricted entry to the room.
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Chicago
Bartholin
Oscar Thompson
Milton Edwards
Denver
O'Neill
Edwards
Will Bartholin
Mrs Tailer Divorced In Salem Court
Maud Lorillard Tailer of New York, daughter of Pierre Lorillard, was granted a divorce yesterday in Salem state circuit court from T Suffern Tailer of New York. She and her maid have resided in Sioux Falls since February 1. The decree cites abandonment with intent to desert lasting over a year and makes no alimony or custody provisions. she may resume her maiden name.
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Sioux Falls
Maud Lorillard Tailer
New York
Pierre Lorillard
Salem
T. Suffern Tailer
Willie Anderson Defeats Crack Golf Pros at Lenox
Willie Anderson, open champion, defeated a crack gathering of professional players at Lenox Golf Club in Lenox Massachusetts. The subscription event carried 200 in cash prizes with 100 for the winner. The contest was 86 holes medal play, Bernard Nichols led after round one with 74 but Anderson gained the lead by the second round and finished one hole ahead.
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Lenox
Mass
Willie Anderson
Lenox Golf Club
Bernard Nichols
Anderson
Nichols
Stole for Twenty Years Clarence Adams Sent to Prison
Windsor Vermont August 15 Clarence Adams of Chester a prominent farmer who evaded detection for over 20 years confessed to plundering mills stores and residences in his village. He was brought to the state prison to serve a sentence of nine to ten years. His attorney said additional offenses could have yielded nearly a century more. Adams was a respected bachelor farmer honored by electors.
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Windsor
Clarence Adams
Chester
Hone
Adams
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