Pure Love Match at American Embassy Berlin
Senator Beveridge and Miss Catharine Eddy wed at the Berlin American embassy in a simple civil and religious ceremony officiated by Dr Hall. The wedding drew congratulatory telegrams from President Roosevelt and James Whitcomb Riley among others, with a reception hosted by Ambassador Tower. The couple plans to spend their honeymoon in Germany before Beveridge resumes Senate duties that fall.
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Berlin
Aux
America
Indiana
Albert Joe Beveridee
Catharine Adds
Chicago
Merlin
Spencer Eddy
Legation
Lr. Photas
Hall
Union Theologiew
Seninnsiy
Fourth Presbyterian Church of Chicagoe
Helen Bireho
Miss Eddy
William P. Dillingham
Vermont
Meveridge
Meat Te Dima
SermtGes Comemittee von Vterritories
Tadjang
Cans Jon
Eol. McClain
Greenfield O
Mrsr
Co Shatter
Chicase
Augustis No Addro
Pr. Hall
Eddy
Aiiona
Roaseelt Scother
Beyenida
James Whitcomb Riley
Heveridaee
AM Bob
Senate
Anne
Lisconperatalaten
United States
Diiana
Hooworriagwe
Beveridge
Iar Kadv
Miss Hid la
Dias -Ro
Ie University of Vienna
Yoda University
New York
Renaiuor
Chicans
Mick Eddy
F Beveriidge
France
Switzerlad
Mise Eddy
Hb Health
Frances
Conprees
Auto race ends in deaths near Milwaukee
A Milwaukee to Oconochee race of about twenty five miles ended in a multiple fatality crash near Elm Creek bridge. Victims include Alderman John Koerner’s car and occupants Joseph Kuschbeert George Poss Florene Greeley Sloan Padds Dorrell suffered injuries and deaths. The other car, owned by Frank Mulkern, arrived safely.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Oucknuchee
Elm Creek
Hreachfield Junction
John Koerner
Frank Mulkern
Joseph Kuschbeert
George Poss
Flornee Greeley Sloan
Padds’ Dorrell
Former Policeman Currath Charged in World Editor Slaying
Weleni Arkansas police arrest former policeman Currath on Sunday for the assassination of Pelena World editor Carpath. Currath denies the charge while authorities cite circumstantial evidence and note Currath was with the police during a mass resignation period following citizen unrest. The arrest sparks widespread tension and debate locally.
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Weleni. Ark
Ade
Currath
U2 OM
Seatt
Ett
Pelena World
Currvath
Straus
Carpath
Kratt
Pittsburgh Candidate Death and City Grief Mark May 6
A fragment notes the death of a candidate and city grief following May 6. It mentions poverty concerns, a Pennsylvania coast government figures, and a community reaction to the sudden loss.
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Dieorpe
Wallice Delatsater
Pennsylvania
Telegraphers Strike in Los Angeles Union Walks Out
Seventy members of the Los Angeles Local Commercial Telegraphers Union walk out after Western Union refuses to reinstate a discharged operator. The strike centers on reinstatement and aims to force the employer to reinstate the worker.
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Los Angeles
Cal. Ang
Western Union Telegraph
Longworth Hopes Free Aid Ties With Philippines
Nicholas Longworth spoke at a commerce gathering in Honolulu and expressed hope that the United Kingdom would not weaken its support. He urged a square deal on aid to the Philippines and warned against tying aid to sugar policy.
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Honolulu
Aus
Nicholas Longworth
Commeredad
Titetoon
Philippines
Four die as tornado roars through tran lontown Ta and more losses rise
A violent tornado struck tran lontown Ta causing multiple deaths and widespread ruin. Damage reports from Peoria and Krox are pegged at millions. Other items include a fatal rail crossing accident in Allenhurst New Jersey, a strike affecting Pacific Southern Railway boilermakers, and market shifts in pig iron and wheat prices.
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Peoria
Krox
Pennsylvania Railroad
Oa Crossing
Allenhurst
N.J
Rumor and Rival Claims Rise in Mississippi Primary
In Jackson the Democratic state executive committee met to canvass returns for U S senator and state offices amid close, feverish contention. Claims of destroyed ballots and tampered boxes circulate but officials say recounts are complete and safe. leaders from Williams and Vardaman campaigns anticipate challenges and possible recounts as election details remain disputed.
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Jackson
Miss
Democratic State Executive Committee
Amoon
United States
Senate Chamber
Bo Noel
Earl Brewer
Charles Scott
Charle
Tate
Coveressman
Wil Hittus
Coots Exeautive Committee
Vardat
Walljaaus
Miro Williams
Bat
Bobo Towers
Wil Hinnis
Mississippi
Vardatan
Bribery Inquiry Targets Boston Common Council
District Attorney Moran orders subpoenas for the entire Boston common council of seventy five to appear before the grand jury over bribery charges in a loan bill passage. The million and a half dollar matter prompts expected examination tomorrow.
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Entire Common Council of
Boston
Mass
John B. Moran
Grand Jury
Mystery man slashes throat on Lake Shore train near Elkheart
In South Bend Indiana on August 8 a well dressed young Russian attempted suicide aboard a Lake Shore train near Elk Hart. He slashed his throat with a pocket knife and leaped from a toilet room window. Nearly dead from blood loss he was taken to a hospital. He claimed to be Isaac Reichh ist ein of Elyria Ohio and said he was headed to Salt Lake City.
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South Bend
Ind
Lake Shore
Elkhart
Weta
Isaac Reichhinstein
Elyria
Salt Lake City
Chinamen Captured at Border Enter El Paso
Eleven Chinese men who crossed the Rio Grande near El Paso were caught behind the Eastern Grill on El Paso street. Thirteen others are under deportation. Seven Japanese, who swam the river at Bonquillas, were brought to town and jailed.
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el Paso
Tex
Rio Grande
el Paso Street
Bonquillas
Here
Building Trades on Strike In Washington
Washington Aug 8 a general strike of the building trades workers began at 10 this morning after the local bricklayers union voted to join the strike of other trades. About 700 men are affected. No government works of importance is interfered with.
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Washington
Baseball scores from multiple leagues reported for the day
National league results include Cincinnati 2 Brooklyn 4 and Chicago 0 Philadelphia 3. American League games show Philadelphia 4 Detroit 2 and Boston 2 Chicago 1. New York 4 St Louis 2, Washington 7 Cleveland 2. American Association notes Indianapolis 3 St Paul 10 Louisville 0 Minneapolis 0 Columbus 4 Milwaukee 4 Toledo 4 Kansas City 3.
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Brooklyn
Chicago
Philadelphia
Detroit
Boston
New York
St. Louis
Washington
Cleveland
American Association
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Louisville
Minneapolis
Yaaie
Toursville
Minneeapolis
Columbus
Milwaukee
Toledo
Kansas City
Jury panel fills slowly in Halsey bribery case
An exhausted venire of fifty talesmen plus two new jurors were brought in to join eight already chosen for Theodore Halsey bribery trial. Judge Dunne refused another venire and ordered the sheriff to return the panel by 2 this afternoon, as adjournment was taken.
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San Franccisco
Theodore Halsey
Local figure killed by train near Vaiden Mississippi
James A Tastor longtime city resident and Masonic member died when struck by a train while crossing in the sand near Vaiden Mississippi. His widow and three children survive.
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Fikhart
Vue
James A. Tastor
Lightning Kills Two in Shelbourne Homestead
Two men, Angus F. M. Holland and Frank Henderson, were killed by lightning at Henderson’s home in Shelbourne. The incident occurred on a Moore family property near Meheedsville, with Holland described as a prominent farm owner in the area.
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Shelbsville
Angus F. M. Holland
Frank Henderson
Henderson
Tear Tere Holland
Meheedsville
Moore
The Czar’s Trip Ended at Peterhof Return
Emperor Nicholas finished his journey at Peterhof after a voyage on the dispatch ship Standart to Swinemunde where he held a conference with Emperor William of Germany.
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St. Peboasburg
Aug. Os
Nicholas
Peterhof
Swinemunde
William of
Germany
Canoe Racers Drowned After Boats Entangle on Maumee
While canoe racing on the Maumee river in Defiance Ohio Karl Krotz and Victor Manefield were thrown into the water after their canoes entangled and both drowned.
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Maumee River
Karl Krotz
Victor Manefield
Meno O
One-Time Partner of Grant Dies in St. Louis
Theamus Morrison once partnered with General Ulysses S. Grant in peddling wood in St. Louis and is reported dead there at age eighty three.
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Grant
St. Evanis
Theamus Morrison
UL Os
St. Louis
Kidney and Bladder Cure Claim by Knoefel
An advertisement claims Foley's Kidney Care cures all forms of kidney and bladder diseases and warns users they will blame themselves for poor results. The note attributes the claim to Ohaa D Knoefel.
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Foley
Ohaa
D. Knoefel
Evansville Man Confesses Skull Fracture After Wife Assault
Shirley J Rasure a Iron molder admits to police that he fractured his wife's skull by striking her with a blaze artillery shell. Mrs Rasure lies unconscious and may die. He had earlier claimed his wife fell from bed. A Cincinnati Bollman Wilson foundry fire caused about 60000 dollars in damage.
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Evansville
Ind
Shirley J Rasure
Iron Molder
Bollman-Wilson
Cincinnati
Dr King’s New Discovery touted by satisfied user
Mrs Eva Uocapher of Grovertown Stark County Indiana credits four one dollar bottles of Dr King’s New Discovery with curing a severe cough that left her bedridden. The dispenser O D Knoefel guarantees the remedy with trial bottles and prices of 50 cents and up.
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Dr. King
Eva Uocapher
Grovertown
Stark Co
Ind
O. D. Knoefel
Winona Lake Plans Juvenile City Organization
Adult leaders in Winona Lake Ind announce a permanent boys' city organization built from a successful summer camp model. Nearly thirty delegations formed wards tied to city council, with reports due on maintaining wards after camp and expanding juvenile summer leadership across states next year.
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Winona Lake
Ind
Winona Bay
Frank Abbott
Povensile
Itofs
Siimarer
Winona Hovs
Warner
Omiags
Glass Blowers Face Loss to High Capacity Machines
In Martford City workers fear displacement as glass blowing machines capable of 72 inch cylinders threaten to replace skilled operatives. The window glass industry, including Crust factories and independents, could shift entirely to mechanized output, altering labor terms long controlled by the glass blowers union. Many workers consider enlistment as a response to deteriorating conditions.
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Martford City
Dmb
Aue, &Wine
Dow
Bert
Abe
Glassblowers’ Association
Rmaung
Army
Navy
Alentog
Uncle Sam
Tragic Kept From Family Ends in Razor Attack
In Oaktown Indiana on August 8 David Park er aged twenty eight rose from a table where he lay ill with his mother and took a rusty razor from his tool box slashing his throat from ear to ear. He died almost instantly.
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Oaktown
Ind
David Parker
Brakeman Fatally Injured in Veedersburg Accident
Brakeman Harley Perses of the Chicago and Eastern Winols railway was caught between bumpers while coupling cars in Veedersburg Indiana. His left leg was severely crushed and had to be amputated.
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Veedersburg
Ind
Harley Perses
Chicago & Eastern Winols Railway
Fatality in Missoula Electrician Killed by Live Wire
Evansville Indiana man Arch Clark electrician aged twenty seven, son of E G Clark, was killed by a live wire while working in Missoula Montana. He worked in Evansville prior to his Montana assignment.
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Evansville
Ind. Ang
Arch Clark
E.G. Clark
Missoula
Mont
Boy loses leg after fall under train at junction
Lawrenceburg Ind Aug 8 Frank W Williams aged nineteen lost a leg when he fell under a train at the junction authorities report the accident occurred this afternoon in a tragic crush that left Williams severely injured and in shock as witnesses described the scene
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Lawrenceburg
Ind
Frank W. Williams
The County Superintendent of Schools Race Sparks Inside Town
In a chaotic scene around the county seat, Wilbur confronts Governor in a tense showdown over control of local education. The crowd watches as Father calculates political moves while Wilbur offers checks and trunks, hinting at a high stake contest.
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Uae
Lee Ms
Dees
Serenteie
Rodis Wilbur
Colbur
Walbur
Harvard
Qieone
Deen
Ane
Wilbur
Fragmented OCR Tale of Alcohol and Health Advice
A garbled text fragment presents varied references to alcohol avoidance, medical advice, and improvised remedies. It mentions doctors, cures, warnings, and a chaotic stream of phrases, suggesting a scattered historical notice or editorial jotting with no clear narrative or structured facts.
Mrs Elizabeth Ayres Heroine in Overcoat War
Mrs Elizabeth Ayres gains recognition as heroine of the so called Overcoat War. She is wife of Lieutenant Vobe Ayres of the Tenth Cavalry who recently retired after a stretch of active service. The narrative credits her with steadfastness and bravery amid difficult times.
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Vivaleth F. Ayres
Owas
Vobe
Colegell
Himeself
Etheer
Ayres Sith
West
Fragmented account of Elizabeth F Ayer and war era claims
Fragmented OCR notes describe Elizabeth F Ayer, a friend of Mossies, and two cadets with references to Ayres Buffet, war claims, and alleged persecution. The text recounts opinions on a superintendent and officers, a war report, and supposed prosecutions linked to a broader wartime context. It mentions Ayre’s return from the Philippines and disputes involving Roosevelt era figures, with medical remedies and anecdotal burn treatments interspersed.
Markets Report Grain and Livestock Prices Across Cities
Indianapolis prices show wheat futures and livestock were mixed as the week closes. Cattle and sheep quotes varied by market with calves and lambs noted at New York and Chicago outlets. Wheat and corn futures drifted while oats and hogs posted modest gains in Toledo and Buffalo.
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Indianapolis
Remarkable Cure Claim From Electric Bitters Reader
Wm. A. Fertwell of Lucsimy North Carolina reports a striking improvement after taking slightly more than three bottles of Electric Bitters. He suffers from Bright's disease progressing to diabetes, and says the tonic has halted his liver and bladder problems. He believes a permanent cure is likely. Guaranteed at O D Knopfels drugstore. Price only five
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Wm. A. Fertwell
Lucsimy
N. C
Bright
O. D. Knopfel’s
France News Briefs Highlight Pugilists and Industry
A France item notes cockfights returning to Tunx with a $5,000 stake for one game bird. It mentions Puy de Dome studies on extinct canes and carbonic acid remedies for commercial use. An election fault claim involves manufacturer and UAW damages. Paris theaters show sharp revenue figures and a 1900 exposition total near $10 million amid slow recovery.
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Va Tunx
Puy de Dome
France
Tas
UAW
Paris
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