France and Spain coordinate in Morocco crisis
Reports from Tangier say Zaer tribes threaten Rabat and a British consular staffer is killed. Paris notes French and Spanish governments act promptly with ships in Casablanca harbor and troops possible. An Algueiras limited action directive guides moves as Taingier bank is pillaged and British personnel reported captured.
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Paris
Tanier
Rabat
Elksar
Morocco
Casablanca
France
Toulon
Algueiras
Oran
Alwecira
Taingier
Tangier
Elksare
Germany Agrees With France Over Moroccan Crisis
Berlin report notes the French charge d affaires warned Tachirsky of Casblanca tensions and plans to dispatch warships to Morocco. Die Post supports limited German hindrance if France acts to restore order, while Die Hust critiques France for seeking distant control and new pretexts to tighten grip on Morocco.
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Berlin
Foreign Office
Foreign Secreary Tachirsky
Casablanca
Morocco
Die Post
Germany
France
Die Hust
Fatal Explosion Aboard Couronne KillS Three on Target Practice
In Toulon on the Couronne gunnery school ship a 100 mm breech exploded during target practice off Salins roadstead. Three men were killed and five wounded as bodies were badly mutilated. Investigators seek the cause with a board of inquiry. A similar April 19 incident on the same vessel killed three men.
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Toulon, Aue
Abip Couronne
Salins Roadstead
Couronne
Canal tunnel project links Rhone valley to Marseilles
Paris reports the minister of public works approved a canal project to connect the Rhone valley with the port of Marseilles. A seven kilometer tunnel is needed to bypass the hills, costing about 6.9 million dollars and becoming the largest tunnel by dirt excavated in history.
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Paris
Minister of Pubic Works
Rhone
Marseilles
Four District Felonies Charged Against A B Clements in Butte
County attorney Murray filed two complaints in justice courts and two informations in district court charging four district felonies against A B Clements former secretary of the wrecked Etna Banking and Trust company at the time August Heinze was president He was arrested at Dillon and brought to Butte today.
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Butte
Mont
Murray
A. B. Clements
Etna Banking and Trust Company
August Heinze
Clements
Dilion
NO DISTURBANCES Strike In Belfast Quieting
Belfast August The strike situation shows hope today as Chief Secretary for Ireland Krell arrives to push a settlement. Cooler heads align toward compromise while occasional defiance fades. Parading police distribute weekly pay to constables without incident and plans for a postponed parade are dropped. Labor disputes move toward a pay increase agreement between workers and employers ending union recognition demands.
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Belfast
Ireland
Krell
Althermeh
Electric Car Collision Near Jackson Kills Three
A westbound electric car struck a five passenger automobile three miles east of Jackson Michigan last evening. Mrs Levi Palmer Mrs NeKely Pulver and Bernice Oliver were killed. Adelbert Oliver the car driver was fatally injured and Mrs Oliver was injured. The fifth passenger escaped unharmed. Palmer died before reaching the hospital.
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Jackson
Mich
Here
Levi Palmer
Nekly Pulver
Bernice Oliver
Ro Adelbert Oliver
Koal Oilver
Oliver
Palmer
Vis Palmer
Alr Oliver
Bank Mystery Deepens Over $4780 Missing at Turtle Creek
Pittsburg Wig reports the disappearance of 4780 from the Fort National Bank of Turtle Creek remains unsolved after bank directors and detectives probe. The janitor is jailed on charges of theft, denying the accusation, while cashier Carroll asserts the loss and claims not to know the money's location.
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Pittsburg
Wig
Ftret National Bank of
Turtle Creek
Carrol
Man Convicted for Not Providing Medical Aid After Daughter’s Death
Clarence W. Byrne was sentenced to thirty days in prison by the general sessions court for failing to hire medical help for his six year old daughter who died of pneumonia. He blamed his actions on his faith and distrust of medical doctors.
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New York
Clarence WY. Byrne
Court of General Sessions
Boston Chinatown Gunfight Sparks National Outcry
Boston police report a deadly raid in Chinatown between rival Chinese groups linked to the Hep Sing Tong and On Leong Tong. Gunfire killed three and wounded seven. suspects, including Tong Woen of New York, are under arrest. Police fear further violence as investigators compare to a Philadelphia outbreak.
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Hoston
Ave
Leong Tong Bootens
New York
Wumbering
Cen Gr
Hepsing Tone Organization
Murrow
Chinatown
Tver
Ingaring
Chitullien
Tintin
Teuig
Jediceliman
Scauth Station
Tong Woen
Gaxford Place
Cate
Boston
Toetuas
Trauble
Ussate
Philadelphia
A Girl's Letter Encourages Peruna For Women
A testimonial from Jess Rose Hurst of Wilton urges women to try Peruna for systemic catarrh. She describes long illness, doctors, and medicines, then relief after one bottle, claiming renewed health and recommending the remedy to others.
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Jess Rose Hurst
Harris Street
Elppleton
Wils
Hluyst
Will Get a Slice Be Divided. There Are 22 Heirs
New York relative delivers good news to Warrick county heirs over a three and a half million dollar unsettled estate. James Hatfield traveled from New York to Warrick county seeking John H. Ashley. He established kinship to Ashley and Mrs Clara Clutter, confirming he is one of the twenty two heirs to the estate. John H. Ashley, age eighty eight, is a Warrick county pioneer.
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Boonville
Ind
New York
Seattle
James Hatfield
Tennyson
John H. Ashley
Hatfield
Warrick County
Clara Clutter
Ashleys
Drowning rescue leads to peace bond case in Indiana
Israel Barns was saved from Sugar creek by Solaimon Wolf near Marion. Harris filed surety of the peace against Wolf, who is now bound for court. The dispute centers on an oil well casing incident at Wolfs farm where Barns and Harris clashed over work on the abandoned well.
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Marion
Ind
Israel Barns
Sugar Creek
Solaimon Wolf
Warris
Wolf
Harris
Morris
Wolfs Farm
Barria
Bradstreet Review Notes Mixed Trade Upturn in Trade
Bradstreet s Weekly reports improved demand for corn and cotton with rising fall shipments and a more optimistic tone across distributive trade. Activity concentrates in Southwestern markets and large Eastern cities while wholesale lines like cotton discards rise. metals show record production but new orders and buying lag compared to last year.
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New York
Bradstreet
Trade Today
Oarketa
Coroner's Verdict In Pere Marquette Wreck
The coroner's jury returns blame on the freight crew and two operators at Plantowth for a Pere Marquette wreck. The report also cites defective operating rules by the Pere Marquette railroad and fault lies with those who issued and delivered the orders.
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Northville
Mich
Pere Marquette
Freteht
Plamtowth
Pere Marquette Railroad
Swells from passing steamers cause drowning on Staten Island sound
Three African American men drown after a collision with a passing steamer in the Staten Island Sound New York. Unseasonably cold weather affects markets and ports as data points from Duns Review show mixed results across cities. The Dixie motor boat wins the International Marine Motor Cup in Southampton.
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Staten Island Sound
N.Y
Canadian Northwest
Chicago
Baltimore
Chare Forbes
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
New York
Broadway
Dun
Dixie
Commodore Schroeder
Auto Heat Club
Ameriesa
Southampton
Anna Hall
Cincinnati
Subway Crisis Probed as City Transit Grows
New York officials quizzed by public service counsel on Interborough Metropolitan Company conduct after rapid transit commission warnings. Growth of population outstrips rail capacity. questions focus on inflammable cars, fire water supply, smoke vents, and implementation status.
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New York
Iaterborough + Metropolitan company
William M. Ivins
Public Service Commission
New York City
Frank Bredley
Interboroneh Company
Theodore B. Shows
Tnterborough Metropolitan Company
Adiis Fon
Rapid Transit Commission of
Tyne
Bmrvan
Interborough Rapid Transit Conpany
Oan
Maniaser Tiledie
Suspect Jake Sought in Katie Teischler Abduction Case
Police pursue a man known as Jake in the murder of eight year old Katie Teischler, last seen near the 125th Street subway station with a woman. Annie Messner jailed in the Tombs, Gaetano Rippolune and Giuseppe Honfanty held as witnesses, search ongoing for the unnamed suspect.
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New York
Annie Messner
Gaetano Rippolune
Giuseppe Honfanty
Katie Teischler
Jake
125Th Street
Haywood Carried From Train as Mob Sees Boise Trial
William D. Haywood secretary of the Western Federation of Miners, carried his invalid wife from an Oregon Short Line train in Salt Lake City. A crowd gathered to greet the Boise trial figure, nearly sweeping the party from the platform before Mrs. Carruthers was rescued by her son and they proceeded to his sister's home.
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Salt Lake Citys
William D. Haywood
Western Federation of Miners
Oregon Short Line
Boise
Baseball scores from multiple leagues on day two
National League results include Chicago 0 New York 1, Cincinnati 4 Boston 0, St Louis 1 Philadelphia 0, Pittsburgh 6 Brooklyn 3. American League games show Philadelphia 9 Cleveland 1, Boston 11 St Louis 3, New York 7 Chicago 5, Washington 2 Detroit 3 with Washington 6 Detroit 9 in a second game. American Association scores list Indianapolis 6 Kansas City 4, Columbus 3 St Paul 3, Toledo 3 Minneapolis 13 with a second Toledo 9 Minneapolis 2 and Louisville 6 Milwaukee 5.
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Chicago
New York
Cincinnnatii
Boston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Columbus
St. Paul
Toledo
Minneapolis
Louisville
Milwaukee
Telephone operators end strike return to prestrike conditions
San Francisco reports that telephone operators who walked out on May 2 will resume work August 1 under the same conditions that existed before their walkout. The strike was declared off yesterday.
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San Francisco
Arbitration Fails in Packing House Case
Chicago August 3 arbitration without a mediator proved a failure in the dispute between the packing house teamsters and their employers. The parties failed to reach agreement and the matter proceeds to further action under existing labor provisions.
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Chicago
Sters
Petersburg Council Forcibly Secures Compromise Franchise
At a Petersburg Indiana city council meeting the Cumberland Telephone company must accept a compromise franchise or lose its right to operate. The city demands a 9500 cash bonus and use of streets and alleys, with poles to be removed within fifty nine days if not agreed. Company representatives today remove phones from business premises and threaten to quit or seek a franchise as they prefer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petersburg
Ind
Cumberland Telephone Company
Cumberland Company
Wells brothers Held For Assault In Shelbyville
George and Hubert Wells were arrested for assault and battery on Charles Palmer. They failed to appear in court in Shelbyville Indiana, pleaded by telephone that they were in a harvest field and would enter a guilty plea later. The squire recorded the plea by telephone with fines to be paid Saturday evening.
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Shelbyville
Ind
George
Hubert Wells
Charles Palmer
Squire Moberty
Squire
National Industrial Traffic League Formed in Chicago
In Chicago on August 2 a convention of traffic representatives from nationwide commercial and manufacturing bodies led to the creation of the National Industrial Traffic League to coordinate traffic rate interchange and promote uniform legislation across the United States.
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Chicago
National Industrial Traffic League
United States
Equity suit seeks four year accounting of sugar trust
A Dillon equity filed in Trenton before Chancellor Magrath on behalf of George H. Earle Jr. as receiver for the Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Co. asks for a four year accounting from the American Sugar Refining Co. The action, said to be unique in the nation, could open a new field for probing trustees.
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Trenton
N.d
Dillon Equity
American Sugar Refining Company
Magte
George H. Earle, Jr
Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Company
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Company
Potter Addresses Social Unrest Here In Chautauqua
Bishop Henry C. Potter of New York spoke on The Church and Social Unrest at Chautauqua New York yesterday. He cited popular education the industrial revolution and extravagance as causes and urged the church to meet the physical mental and social needs of working people.
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Chautanugua
N. Y
Henry C. Potter
Protestant Episcopal Church of
Six Italians Struck by Lightning as Storm Ravages South Bend
In South Bend Indiana Aug 3 a severe electrical storm struck six Italian laborers with two fatally while a large camp meeting tent was blown down. Dozens injured women telephones and electric motors were knocked out of service and the St Joseph River swelled into a torrent endangering local plants using water power.
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South Bend
Ind
St. Joseph
Close Senate Race Report from Mississippi
Jackson Mississippi August 3 The senatorial contest remains tight with Congressman Williams announcing statewide returns show a lead of about 808 votes based on reports from every county the race appears to be a near tie as results come in
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Jackson, Miss
Williama
Rising From the Grave A Local Manufacturer Endorses Cure
Wm. A. Fertwell of Lucains North Carolina reports a remarkable recovery after taking fewer than three bottles of Electric Bitters. He cites relief from Bright's disease and diabetes stage liver and bladder issues, praising the remedy's effectiveness. Guarant seed at O. D. Knopfel's druggist. price 50 cents.
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Wm. A. Fertwell
Lucains
N. C
Hoe
Bright
O. D. Knopfel
Death of Jasper Resident Henry Richards After Prolonged Illness
Jasper Indiana August 3 Henry Richards a well known resident dies of liver trouble after an illness of a year He had become unusually yellow for most of that time drawing the notice of the town for his peculiar color through the long affliction.
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Jasper, Ind
Henry Richards
General Tremaine Dead In Torreon Mexico
General Tremaine formerly of Fort Wayne Indiana was found dead in a Torreon rooming house last night likely from asthma His relatives live in Fort Wayne and his burial occurred today Bronson L Harris pioneer of Wayne County and father of Addison C Harris died at his Greenfork home aged ninety one
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Tremaine
Torreon
Mex
Fort Wayne
Ind
United States
Bronson L. Harris
Richmond
Wayne County
Addison C. Harris
Indianapolis
Greenfork
A Queer Calculation on Earth's Move and Rat Facts
A statistical digression estimates the energy to move the Earth a foot and notes the vast scales involved. It contrasts planetary energy with rotation and solar motion. Separate humor about Miss D Angelina and Miss A ends with a note on rats consuming grain in a government bulletin and farmers' resilience.
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Stormiye
Europe
Dulletin
Kauass City
Man Found Dead Near Vandalia Tracks in Martinaville
Henry Lewis, a middle aged man, was found dead along the Vandalia sidetracks in Martinaville Indiana. It is believed he was struck by a freight train sometime during the night.
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Martinaville
Ind
Aug
Henry Lewis
Family Physicians and Ayer Pectoral Recommendation
Ad offers the family physician as a trusted resource for throat and lung trouble. It endorses using Ayer's Cherry Pectoral as a remedy and urges consulting the physician early for guidance on treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayer
Blind Man for Senate T P Gore Oklahoma Candidate
Thely Gore of Oklahoma aspires to a U S Senate seat. He faces barriers from early life adversity and ongoing political ambition. Gore seeks to win votes from the public for an eventual federal elected role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. P. Gore
Senate
Edible Coffins and Pastry Spreads in Historic Diets
Fragmentary notes describe edible coffin like pastries in ancient diets. References mention pears, herbs, spices, and pastry components forming crusts for funerary or ceremonial servings. The text traces how pastry practices evolved from simple offerings to more elaborate preparations across regions.
Quaint document hints at colonial assembly and tobacco trade
Fragmentary text describes colonial proceedings, references to King and Virgindia conditions, and adoption of English laws amid trade measures. A later testimonial extols Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs and colds, claiming a quick cure with a free bottle offer from a local doctor and druggist.
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Jamies Cdtry
Vissi U WI
Aes
Eutiaf
Deenig Duissedged
Phaco Teisca
Wi Bike
Holland
Dr. King
Mre
Eva Uncapher
Grovertown
Stark Oo
Ceres
O. D. Knoefel
Reputation of the Jelly Maker Sparks Utter Inquiry
A New York Tribune tale centers on a lady who doubts a Brooklyn jelly labeled by Mr Met Ggxtin as she shops on Broadway. A blunt clerk asserts the maker’s prestige, prompting the lady to defend her own discernment amid talk of reputation and quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Tomiitess
Met Ggxtin
Brooklyn
New York Tribune
Dangerous Pigs Fearless Peccary Spars With Man and Beast
A garbled account from a St. Louis Republic writer describes the dangerous Mexican peccary, its swift movement, keen scent, and aggressiveness. An anecdote recalls a man fleeing through wild terrain as the pigs pursued and chased him up a tree, then dispersed at dawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Republic
Markets Report Winded Wide Grain and Livestock Prices
Indianapolis markets show mixed grain values with Wheat No 2 red around 83 to 88 cents and Corn No 2 near 52 to 66 cents across Chicago Cincinnati and New York summaries. Livestock quotes include cattle around 6.00 to 6.90, sheep near 5.00 to 5.80, and hogs about 5.10 to 6.16 with receipts listed at over 11 thousand head.
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Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Chicago
New Yerks
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