Spain's Revolt Still Rampant Across Catalonia Front
Refugees report ongoing fighting in Barcelona with heavy casualties as official Madrid claims order restored. An Aug 2 dispatch from Cerbeke notes rebels continue against troops at Mont Juich fortress and that forty revolutionaries were shot without trial, including Emiliano felesias, editor of Progreso.
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Paris
Spain
Barcelona
Mont Juich
Emiliano Felesias
Progreso
Leroux
Barelona
Madrid Hopeful and Orders on Military Desertion Amid Catalonia Unrest
Government announces a purge of all military draftees in Spain and bans Fereder payers amid Catalonia unrest. Reassuring reports from Paris claim Catalonia and Melilla calm, while Carlists and Separatists allegedly hamper reconciliation.
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Catalonia
Spain
Aragon
Andalusia
Moroces
Catal Ta
Pl Dow
Vittoria
Sebastian
Paris
Aue
Marquis del Muni
Spardeh
France
Catelonis
Melilla
Ceri Mientad
Cie
Morocco
Con
Ambush Blotches Spanish March Toward Outpost
London dispatch reports a long Catalonia journey ending with a description of a temporary revolutionary threat and a brutal tale of slaughter and rapine from various provinces. In Melilla a Spanish patrol was ambushed near the outpost with several officers wounded.
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London
Barcelona
Catalonia
Petplman
Matare
Melilla
Morocco
Here
Emperor Nicholas Leaves Cherbourg for Royal Visit
A telegram notes Emperor Nicholas departed Cherbourg to visit King Edward at Cowes. The report highlights a tense diplomatic gesture marking the royal itinerary and foreign relations.
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Nicholas
Cherbourg
Cowes
Edward
Osaka Devastation Burns Through City After Fierce Fire
Osaka Japan August 2 Thousands homeless and hunger stares many as a weekend fire devastates over four square miles including banks stock exchange and temple. Water shortage and high wind hampered firefighting with hundreds injured and several million yen losses feared.
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Osaka
Japan
Stock Exchange
Kobe
the Stock Exchange
Taft Plans Cincinnati to Indianapolis Visit for Conservation Conference
President Taft has decided to travel from Cincinnati to Indianapolis in the second half of November for a full day stay during the conservation conference. The trip centers on attending the event and engaging with participants, as announced in Washington.
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Washington
Taft
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Tariff Debate Limited as Aldrich Seeks Early Conclusion
Senate leaders expect a decisive week as Senator Aldrich pushes to finish the Payne Aldrich conference report. Debate may include long speeches from Culberson Daniel and Batley with some Republicans and Democrats signaling support or opposition before a potential Friday vote.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Aldrich
Culberson
Daniel and
Batley
Committee On Finance
House Approves Tariff Bill Conference Report
Washington August 2 The House votes 195 to against the conference report on the tariff bill followed by a large Republican demonstration. Twenty Republicans voted no and two Democrats supported it. The roll includes Carey Davis Gronna Haugen Hubbard Keifer Kendall Lenroot Lindbergh Manna Miller Murdock Nelson Nye Poindexter Southwick Steenerson Stevens Vollstead Woods and Democrats Broussard Estopinal.
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Washington
House
Carey
Wis
Davis
Gronna
N. Dj
Haugen Cla
Hubbard
Keifer
Kendall
Lal
Lenroot
Lindbergh
Minn
Manna
Miller
Murdock
Kan
Nelson
Nye ¢Minn
Poindexter
Wash
Southwick
N. Y
Steenerson
Stevens
Volstead
Woods
Democrats
Bill
Broussard
Estopinal
The Thaw Case Resumed in White Plains
Interest centers on Justice Mills to decide if Harry Thaw is sane and entitled to liberty. Simple, direct questions will guide the court this week as proceedings resume with focus on Thaw's sanity and rights.
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White Plains
Harry Thaw
Gloucester Jay to revive Canterbury Pilgrims pageant
Gloucester Massachusetts will host a large rural pageant on Wednesday. The Canterbury Pilgrims will be produced by a cast of 1,600 people, recalling the first English settlement of Gloucester in 1625.
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Gloucester
Mass
Boy dies after runaway in Runaway Washington Ind
Noah Banta aged nineteen, son of Representative Charles A. Banta, died from injuries in a hayrake accident. He was driving the implement when the tongue dropped causing the team to bolt and throw him forward into the rake.
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Washington
Ind
Noah Banta
Charles A. Hanta
Banta
Aged Woman Fatally Struck by Switch Engine at Crossing
Mrs Elza P Champs seventy two a Virginia Flats resident was crossing the Hig Four railway on New Jersey street when a switch engine struck and killed her at Indianapolis on August 2 the accident occurred at a street crossing near her home authorities reported.
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Indianapolis
Hig Four
New Jersey Street
Elza P. Champs
Virginia Flats
Beeston prepares to repel invasion in Boston defense drill
Massachusetts readies a large wartime exercise from August 14 to 21 to defend Boston from an estimated 9 000 advancing National Guard troops from New York New Jersey Connecticut and the District of Columbia. The defense will include 7 000 state militia members supported by three regular cavalry troops from the fighting Tenth and the Fort Ethan Allen colored regiment in Vermont.
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Boston
Beaton
Massachusetts
New York
New Jersey
Connecticut
District of Columbia
National Guards
Massechusetts Militia
Fighting Tenth
Colored Regiment
Fort Ethan Allen
Tragedy at Mt Bbal Church Ends in Shooting
Bloomington Ind Aug 2. At Mt Bbal church a youth Lewis Sipes 20 shot and mortally wounded Clellan Nikirk 36 farmer and saw mill owner Polk township. Nikirk is in Bloomington hospital with probable fatal injuries. Sipes in jail after two shots from a .32 revolver following an ice cream social dispute. He drank whiskey and claimed liquor inflamed him. He went home slept until dawn.
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Bloomington
Ind
Mt Bbal Church
Lewis Sipes
Clellan Nikirk
Polk Township
Nikirk
Sipes
Ratliff
Nikir
Complacent Noah Marker Sparks Town intrigue at Tipton
Noah R Marker, former Shirk Bank teller, returns to Tipton amid embezzlement rumors. Locals question Missouri trip claims while Marker plans to leave for Toledo with family. Bonds and sureties rise as farmers seek bank cash before resuming business.
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Moton
Ind
Noah R. Marweer
Marker
Tipton
Muncie
Lake Erie & Western
Court House
Gifford
Law Office
Sreides
Noah K. Marker
Hone
Missouri
Earthquakes Ravage Acapulco and Chilpancingo
Devastating quakes in the valley of Mexico and Pacific coast levels Acapulco and Chilpancingo. Markets destroyed, famine feared, and residents camp in public squares as aftershocks continue. Waterfront damage and dynamite salvage underway while relief funds are raised in Mexico City. Some tourists depart for the United States.
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Mexico City
Valley
Mexico
Pacific Coast
Acapulco
Chilpancingo
Guerrera
United States
Murderer of Chinese Vice Consul Arraigned in New York
The Chinese cook Wong Row Cheung, also known as Matuda Woung, who killed Dr. Luk Wing the New York vice consul, was arraigned before the coroner and committed to the Tombs for the inquest. He reported having no friends call on him and asked to see food. Separate dispatch reports a head‑on electric train crash at Coldwater Idaho killing twelve and injuring about seventy five, with Orville Puterbaugh of Elkhart, Indiana among the dead.
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New York
Wong Row Cheung
Matuda Woung
Luk Wing
Spokane
Wash
Coeur d'Alene
Coldwater
Idaho
Orville Puterbaugh
Elkhart
Ind
Som mer Captures French Di-plane Flight Record
Chalone Sur Marne August 2 M Som mer completed a flight in his Di plane lasting one hour fifty minutes thirty seconds. The duration broke the records of all French aviators for this class and craft.
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Chalone-Sur-Marne
M. Sommer
Veteran's Cold Cure Promises New Health With Discovery
J A Stone of Kemp Texas recounts a long illness starting with a stubborn cold and chronic cough. He claims Dr King's New Discovery restored his health, reducing his weight from 180 to 178 pounds. The advertisement promotes pills priced 50 cents and 1.00 with a free trial bottle and a guarantee by Chas D Kaoefel.
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J. A. Stone
Kemp
Tex
Dr. King
Chas. D. Kaoefel
Franklin man found dead by hanging in stable
August incident at the Mathes stable in Franklin Indiana reports that Will Coleman age fifty, uncle of Will Mathes, was found hanging from a rafter. Coleman had lived with his sister Mrs Mathes and had complained of feeling ill before his death.
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Franklin
Ind
Will Mathes
Mathes
Willam Coleman
Coleman
The National Game At Chicago Second Day Scores
Baseball notes from Chicago and Cincinnati show both games between Chicago and Philadelphia with line scores and battery members. Additional games include Cincinnati vs Brooklyn, St Louis vs Boston, Indianapolis vs Kansas City, Columbus vs St Paulo, Toledo vs Milwaukee, and Louisville vs Minneapolis with listed pitchers and batters.
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Philadelphia
Hagerman
Overall
Archer
Moran
Moore
Foren
Dooin
Cincinnati
R.ile
Brooklyn
Fromme
Campbell
McLean
Rucker
Marshall
Cincinonati
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Carter, Sullivan
Landaman, Howerin, Howley
Columbus
Pe St. Paulo
Goodwin, James
Sterie
Toledo
Milwaukee
Goa
Robinson Postelinian
Abbott Deueherts
Lobos
Ulishelman
Mesurds Lamb
Schnheiberg
Louisville
Minneapolis
Thielman
Hughes
Olmstead
Altrock
Black
RAE
Packard
Pet. Pitteburg
Ns Bo
New York
Lee
St Louis
Boston A
American League
Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
New York Es
Louis
Washington Atta Nacene
American Association
Minneapolia Eee
St. Paul
The Vacation Plans of President Taft
President Taft will not depart Washington until the tariff bill becomes law and only after signing will he travel to Beverly for a five week stay then begin a long tour through the west and south The trip hinges on Mrs Tafts health which has improved at the summer cottage and the senate has kept 25000 for traveling expenses Helen Bauer of Chicago has climbed Mount Blanc.
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Washington
Taft
Senate
Beverly
Notable local deaths linked to self harm in two states
In LaPorte Indiana a woman reportedly killed herself by swallowing pills after a recount related tragedy. Around the same time in Lawton Michigan Mrs. Barnes shot herself, mourning the loss of her only daughter Meta. Authorities note these as self inflicted deaths in separate incidents.
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Laporte
Nis
John Jerid
Wees
Pais
Lida Harnes
Kingsbury
Lawton
Mich
Barnes
Saratoga Race Meeting Opens With Antibet Unit
Saratoga New York mid summer meeting begins this afternoon with Sheriff Bradles organizing special deputies to enforce antibetting laws. All bets will be oral and procedures mirror Metropolitan tracks to remain within legal limits.
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Saratoga
N.Y
Saratoga Racing Association
Bradles
Secret of Long Life Charged to Blood Health
A French scientist claims a blood based secret to longevity. The text credits Electric Bitters with prolonging life by purifying and energizing the blood, citing W M Sherman of Cushing Maine who says the tonic cured his kidney trouble and revived his health. Available for 50 cents at Chas D Knoefle.
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Monthe
W. M. Shermas
Cushing
Chas. D. Knoefel'e
D. & Lake Lines Promote Great Lakes Steamers
The D and Lake Lines advertise nine steamers as the region’s largest fastest and most rotatable on the Great Lakes. They offer regular and punctual service between Cleveland Detroit Buffalo Toledo Mackinac and other lake ports. A pamphlet with routes service and travel plans is available upon request with a two cent stamp to the D and O Navigation Co Detroit Michigan.
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D. & Lake Lines
Great Lakes
Cleveland
Detroit
Buffalo
Toledo
Mackinac
Asl
D. & O. Navigation CO
Wayne St
Mich
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