Oratory in the Senate Wanes Over Leather Schedule
Washington, Aug 4 The Senate moved to vote on the tariff bill at 2 PM amid a collapse of opposition to the conference report. Western senators agreed to a concurrent resolution changing the leather schedule to apply duties to boots, shoes, harness, and saddlery made from cattle hides and calfskins, narrowing the reduction scope.
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Washington
Senate
Aledrich
House
Rio
Bailey
Cooneyites Hold Prayers and Mass Public Simmer in Ireland
Reports from Ballinamallard Fermanagh describe Cooneyites gathering for continuous prayer meetings as hundreds travel from across the country. Observers note large public baptisms in the river overspit and converts sleeping outdoors at a leader’s farm. Also cited is an authoritative account linking the Barcelona outbreak to a timed republican dispute and a broader failed plot in Spain.
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Dublin
Ballinamallard
Fermanagh
Sebastian
Barcelona
Spain
Bliboa
Madrid
Alicante
Lawyer shot at Waldorf Astoria deflected by fountain pen
New York August date. William D. Craig an attorney was shot as he entered an elevator at the Waldorf Astoria by Mrs. Mary A Castle thirty six years old. The bullet from an 82 caliber revolver was deflected into his coat pocket by a fountain pen saving his life. Mrs Castle said Craig had thrown her over.
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New York
William D. Craig
Waldorf, Astoria Hotel
Mary A. Castle
Craig
National League baseball results from St Louis to Louisville
Summary of multiple games with runs, hits and errors for Philadelphia, St Louis, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago, New York, Boston, Washington, Indianapolis, Toledo, Columbus, Louisville, and Minneapolis. Batteries and pitchers listed for each matchup.
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St. Louis
R.H.E. Philadelphia
Sparks
Foxen
Dooin
McDonough
Hebee
Phelps
Pittsburg
R.H.E. Brooklyn
Pastorius
Scanlon
Bergen
Camnitz
Gibson
Simon
Cincinnati
R.H.E
Philadelphia
R.H.B. Chicago
Scott
Owens
Plank
Lapp
Aralb
Philalphia
Chicago
Nender
Vickers
Krause
Livingstone
Whit Fiene
Sullivan
Boston
R.hle
Detroit
Kilman
Schmidt
Wood
Corrigan
Raile
Veel BO
Willett
Spear
gStauage
Colling
Karger
Corriigan
Washington
R.h.le
Cleveland
New York
Waddell
Stephens
Hughes
Kleinow
Dineen
Crigery Lake
Brockett
Sweenney
Howley
Toledo
RICE
Milwaukee
West
Abbote
Dougherty, Curtis
McGivano
Warner
Columbus
Minneapolis
Hoes, Selby
P Hughes
Wilson, Young, Black
Pet Prtaburg
Sete
Ewe Ke
Eae
Boston Pee
Cleveland Eee
Chicago Pee
See
Washington Abe
Roosevelt Praises East Africa Hospitality and White Man's Country Goal
In Nairobi Aug. 4 Theodore Roosevelt and son Kermit were honored at a banquet with 175 attendees. Governor Frederick J. Jackson chaired. Captain Sanderson read the welcome address. Roosevelt thanked British East Africa for hospitality and urged settlement by home makers to build a white man’s country with Uganda railroad progress and strong agricultural and industrial futures.
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Nairobi
British East Africa
Theodore Roosevelt
Kermit
Frederick J. Jackson
Captain Sanderson
United States
Protectorate
Mr. Roosevelt
Jackson
Iitish East
Uganda
Kentucky adjutant general assaults editor with cane
Louisville report says Adjutant General P. P. Johnston of the Kentucky national guard confronted Denny B. Goode, editor of a weekly paper, in the Paul Jones building and struck him with a cane after dispute over an editorial about Johnston. The incident drew statewide attention and notes Johnston’s Confederate service and social prominence in Lexington.
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Louisville
Kentucky
P. P. Johnston
Kentucky National Guard
Denny KB. Goode
Peacock J. Johnston
Johnston
W. BR. Haldeman
Lexington
Mr. Goode
Paul Jones
General Johnston
Police lack clue in Viviano kidnapping case
St Louis police say no tangible lead has been found on the whereabouts of Grace and Alfonso Viviano, Italian children abducted from their home Monday. Relatives of the missing children are reportedly willing to pay the 25000 dollar ransom demanded by the abductors.
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St. Louis
Grace
Alfonso Viviano
Chileans Demand Recall of Bolivian Envoy
In Santiago on August 4 a Chilean government statement alleges the Bolivian charge d affaires made inexact remarks about Chile during the Peru Bolivia dispute. Chile requests Helivia recall the envoy.
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Santiago
Chile
Peru
Bolivia
Helivia
Rector and Organist Drowned in Connecticut Waters
In New London Aug 4 Rev TEL Mitchell rector of the Plymouth Episcopal church and Clarence Blakeslee organist were drowned in Fisher's Island sound. The clergyman died trying to rescue Blakeslee whose loss followed.
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New London
Conn
Tel. Mitchell
Episcopal Church
Plymouth
Clarence Blakeslee
Fisher's Island Sound
Blakesles
Don Jaime Declines Interference in Spanish Crisis
Don Jaime the Spanish throne pretender told reporters in Vienna he will not interfere in Spain's crisis. He said his retirement to Frohsdorf in Lower Austria shows his peaceful intent and called the Carlists a party of order.
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Vienna
Jaime
Spain
Frohsdorf
Lower Austria
Don Jaime
Sheriffs Promise Action Against County Fair Gamblers
Indianapolis August 4 sheriffs in most counties reply to the governors call for enforcing laws against gambling pool selling and prize fighting at county fairs. Boards controlling fairs have often shielded violators with funded concessions but officials now gain grounds to oppose those fairs. Indigestion remedy note Foley's Urine Laxative claims to cure habitual constipation.
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Indianapolis
Nail Causes Child's Death in Pine Village
In Pine Village Indiana on August 4 a four year old girl named Eloise Taylor died after a rusty nail lodged in her pharynx since May. She reportedly swallowed the nail and coughed violently ending in convulsions and unconsciousness. She was the daughter of John Taylor a rural mail carrier.
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Pine Village
Ind
Eloise
John Taylor
Death by Swallowing Paris Green Reported in Indiana Farm Family
Newcastle Indiana Anglia report William McSherley a farmer near Uivile Honeycreek committed suicide by swallowing Paris green after a year of brain trouble. He had been under a physician’s care.
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Newcastle
Ind
William McSherley
Uivile
Honeycreek
Paris Green
MesSherly
Secret of Long Life by French Scientist Report
A French scientist reportedly discovers a blood based secret to long life. An elder health tonic called Electric Bitters is praised for purifying enriching and vitalizing blood rebuilding nerves and boosting overall energy. A testimonial from W M Sherman of Cushing Maine claims Kidney trouble healed by Electric Bitters at a small cost.
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Monthe
W. M. Shermas
Cushing
Obas
Job Printing Services Offered by Tribune Company
When in need of anything in the job printing line give the Tribune Company a call. Their cellate equipment is described as the most complete in the city.
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Tribune Company
Rent receipt books with new landlord tenant laws
Advertises rent receipt books printed with copy of new landlord tenant law on the back of each receipt. Claims it is essential for property owners and offers the same price as before. Advises calling the Tripune office for details.
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Tripune
Wave of reform drives vice out of Indiana saloons
In Hammond Indiana a Lake county crusade rallies against Sunday saloon openings. Forty nine warrants target Hammond saloon keepers for Sunday violations as Rev James Harris and women parishioners gather evidence. Gary and Cedar Lake see rapid closures and deportations after Mayor Knotts clamps down on Sunday business.
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Hammond
Ind
Lake County
Gary
Cedar Lake
Charles B. Greenwald
James Harris
Nazarene
Thomas Grant
Grant
Chicago Automobile Club
Chicago
Thomas Knotts
Knotts
Krotta
Governor appoints two Indiana education and hospital trustees
Governor Marshall names Walter S. Chambers editor of the Newcastle Democrat to the Central hospital for the insane board of trustees to Jan 1, 1912. He also fills a Clermont girls school board seat by appointing Mrs Nelle M Ellingham to replace Mrs John T Elam whose resignation is effective Oct 1 and places Elam on the state charities board.
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Indianapolis
Marshall
Walter S. Chambers
Newcastle
Newcastle Democrat
Central Hospital For the
Eli Marvin
Frankfort
Nelle M. Ellingham
Lew Ellingham
Decatur
Indiana Girls‘ School
Clermont
John T. Elam
Elam
Board of State Charities
Demands damages Cambridge man sues for false imprisonment
Cambridge City resident James Johnson files in Wayne circuit court alleging false imprisonment and prosecution by C. J. Ayres for six hundred dollars in damages. He says he was arrested in June on an affidavit accusing theft from Ayres' home and jailed twenty four hours before a justice's court quashed the charge, damaging his reputation.
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Richmond
Ind
James Johnson
Wayne
C. J. Ayres
Cambridge City
Johnson
Drowning at Cedar Lake In Crown Point Two Die
In Crown Point Indiana William Littejohn twenty three and Max Dedne nine of Chicago drowned at Cedar lake. Littejohn fell from a boat and as rescuers dragged the water the boy fell from a pier and sank before his mother.
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Crown Point
Ind
William Littejohn
Max Dedne
Chicago
Cedar Lake
Littlejohn
Condition of Allan Zollars Deteriorates in Induced Illness
Ft Wayne Ind Aug 4 Blood poison has developed in Allan Zollars veteran jurist and former supreme court judge. He underwent two operations for renal calculi and his condition has taken a decided turn for the worse, with little prospect of recovery.
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Ft. Wayne
Ind
Allan Zollars
Supreme Court
Zollarsa
Rena Calcull
Large death toll in Barcelona fighting spans three days
Reports say as many as 8000 people killed during three days of fighting in Barcelona. The International Typographical Union schedules its convention in St. Joseph Missouri next week. Three men drown attempting to cross the Pee Dee river at Andrews Ferry North Carolina. King Manuel of Portugal accepts invitation to visit England in early autumn. The Atlas Portland Cement works strike at Hannibal Missouri ends in amicable settlement. W F Lawson dies in Lee City Kentucky from injuries after a blow caused by a ball in a dispute with his brother. The will of Don Carlos leaves art works and $2,000,000 to the pope. North western assurances wheat crop spared from black rust prompt fresh drop in Chicago prices.
Georgia Court Grapples With Intriguing Dog Writ
In Atlanta a writ of habeas corpus seeks release of a dog named Wilbur used as a witness in an assault case. Four lawyers sheriff deputies and a judge clash over custody as Grace Davis claims ownership and contends the dog’s restraint is unlawful while the court hears the case.
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Atlanta
Wilbur
William Webb
Webb
Lynnching
Grace Davis
Grace
Thaw deemed insane by alienists in court revolt
In White Plains on August 4 three alienists testified at Thaw's hearing at Matteawan arguing he remains insane and dangerous, while Thaw briefly took the stand looking ruffled. Drs Flint Hirsch and Baker outlined paranoid delusions and the slow progression of the disease, with Baker asserting Thaw is a danger if released.
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White Plains
Supreme Court
Harry K. Thaw
Stanford White
Matteawan Asylum
Thaw
Jerome
Austin Flint
William Hirsch
Amos T. Haker
Matteawan
Baker
Hirsch
Charles Morschanser
Dr. Hirsch
Jesus Christ
Kidnapping Report From Sharon Involving Rosette Neff
A girl named Rosette Neff eight years old was allegedly kidnapped from her grandparents home in Sharon Pennsylvania by an older sister who started west with the child. The sister is said to reside in Kansas.
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Sharon
Rosette Neff
Kansas
Indiana man assumes consul general post in London
John L. Griffiths of Indiana, formerly American consul at Liverpool, formally takes over as consul general in London succeeding K. J. Wynne who resigned. The last embers of the rising in Calcutta have been stamped out.
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London
John L. Griffiths
Indiana
Liverpool
K. J. Wynne
Catsioula
Market Quotations From Indianapolis and Other Markets
Grain and livestock prices listed for Indianapolis and other cities show wheat No 2 red around 1.03 to 1.12 dollars per bushel, corn No 2 near 2.28, oats No 2 mixed about 0.35, with hay and livestock quotes for cattle hogs sheep lambs and receipts. Regional figures from Cincinnati Toled o East Buffalo and New York supplement the market picture with cattle around 5 dollars per hundredweight and sheep and lambs in the mid fives, reflecting mixed demand across markets.
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Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Chicago
New Discovery Claims Health Reversal After Long Cold
Civil War veteran J A Stone of Kemp Texas describes a stubborn cold turning into a chronic cough and weight loss. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery with restoring health and gaining weight to 175 pounds. Trial bottle offered guaranteed by Chas Knoefel.
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J A. Stone
Kemp, Tex
King
Aod $Inc
Chas. D. Knoefel Fa
D. and O. Line Nine Steamer Service Details
The D and O Line operates nine steamers between Cleveland Detroit Buffalo Toledo Mackinac and Lake Porte offering regular punctual service. Request the illustrated pamphlet by sending a two cent stamp to D and O Navigation Co Detroit Michigan. Foley's Honey and Tar recommended for bronchitis and long trouble. Pekin Angust fair offers round trip tickets from New Albany to Pekin on August 13 for adults 600 and children 200 leaving New Albany at 336 m Friday August 15 and returning Pekin 60 pm. H Katies Agent.
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D & Lake Lines
Forest Lakes
Cleveland
Detroit
Buffalo
Toledo
Mackinac
Lake Porte
Stelle
Foley
Onoce
A. D. Knoefel
Pekin
Mocon
New Albany
Adalte
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St. Paul
Toledu
Acapulcoy
Mexico City
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Acapulco
L. Swedermann
Ludlow
Paxton
Affaio
Traveling Man
Michael P. Atcherson
William White
Nashville
Aragon
White
Colonel Roosevelt and Son
Their
Gion
Canled
Adjutant General
Don J.ime
Sheriffs
O D. Kaoefel
Gary and
Tion
Cambridge
Judge Zollars
The
International Typographical Union
St. Joseph, Mo
Pee Dee River
Andrews Ferry
N.C
Manuel
Portugal
Edward
England
Mar
Atlas Portland Cegent Companys
Hannibal
W. F. Lawson
Lee City
Don Carlos
Georgia
Mr. Griffith
Cral
Jellico
St. Bernard
Pocahontas
St. Bernard Mining Co
Don. D. Walker
Down Town
Spring Street
Tobias Hoffer
Walter Mklay
Hoffer & Klarer
East Buffalo
Balke
D. & O. Navigation Co
Wargoe St
Mich
H. Katies
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Treva
Edarrieon
Crawford
Adjolatag
Reising
Albany
Paul Brewin
Newton A
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Sulect
Comvesti B
Candiday
Fred Maas
City
Charles L. Jewett Henry
Jew
Masonic
Paris
Attorneys At Law
Pennsylvania
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