Veterans Meet in Annual Camp Parade and Elections
Salt Lake City hosts the Grand Army of the Republic forty third encampment with General Henry Nevins as commander in chief. Fifteen thousand veterans are expected to participate in the parade and review with former Governor Valint of Minnesota and former Attorney General William Ketcham of Indiana named as contestants for commander in chief.
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Salt Lake City
Grand Army of the Republic
Henry Nevins
Ime
Staf
Natonal Council of Administration
Department of Utah
Nevins
Pood Ca
Tabernacle
Trains Crash In Tennessee Killing Two
A collision near Galloway Tennessee injures and kills multiple railway workers after a porter misrouted a switch causing two passenger trains to collide. Engineer John Dewis is among the dead, with others seriously injured. The incident follows errors cited as careless or hurried actions by railway staff.
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Cass
Three Drownings Reported After Launch Accident
A launch carrying tourists or workers capsized in Mantas bay near Casino. Three men, Ane Dall, Harry Dall and Frank Leobone, were drowned. Mr Mated Hudson also died. Seven were rescued under distressing circumstances as residents of baileda feendon aid in the rescue. The incident occurs amid other local tragedies including a mutilated female body found near ramtrack.
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Ane
Harry Dall
Frank Leobone
Rabbery
Mated Hudson
Mierrs
Mantas Bay
Egris
Baieda
National Game Summaries From St Louis to Milwaukee Scores
Baseball results across multiple cities report scores, innings and battery lineups. Teams involved include St Louis Chicago Brooklyn Cincinnati Philadelphia Kansas City Indianapolis St Paul Toledo Milwaukee Minneapolis Columbus and players such as Haleigh Lush Phelps Wiltse Myers Brown Archer McIn tyre Bergen Spade Dubuc McLean Corridon Doin Lindaman Bowerman Ritter Essick Sullivan Gehring Pierce Donovan Abbott Loomb Schneiberg Warner Hoge Hughes V Young Olmstead Alt rock Hleck Pickett Schreck.
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St. Louis
R.H.E. St. Louis
New York
Haleigh
Lush
Phelps
Wiltse
Myers
Chicago-- Rhe
Chicago
Brooklyn
Brown
Archer
McIn
Milwaukee
R.H.E. Milwauker
Louisville
Schneiberg and
Warner, Hoge and Hughes
Minneapolis
R.hle
Columbus
American League
Detroit
Philadelphia
Boston
Cleveland
Chicago Re
Pada
Washington
Pet
St. Paul
Mae
Kansas City
Toledo
Indianapolis
Tipton Real Estate Transfer Record Raises Questions
A belated Chicago transfer shows William Hiro Mortker deeded property to Elbert W Shira for 125 feet valued around 1000. The March 6, 1405 deed was not recorded until now amid bank investigation disclosures. Louisville suspect James O Brien, arrested for conspiring to defraud the street railway, fled Boston and is in custody of Sheriff Moran.
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Tipton
Ind
Chicasgo
William Hiro Mortker
Elbert W oShira
Poston
James O Brien
Louisville
Louisville Street Railway
Boston
Moran O
Irish Lacemaker Ange Ella Gingles Leaves for Ireland
Chicago reports Ange Ella Gingles, the Irish lacemaker recently acquitted of larceny after a sensational trial, left for her home in Ireland by Sunday, signaling a return from the United States.
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Chicago
Ange -Ella Gingles
Ireland
Chicago Hides the Vivianos in kidnapping case
Chicago police and St. Louis authorities chase new clues in the Viviano kidnapping. A Wabash conductor reports a woman and two children matching the fugitives’ description traveled to Chicago with a man in the smoking car. A Chicago trader recalls selling clothes to Italians with a boy and girl resembling Grace and Tomasso.
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Chicago
Viviano
Grace
Tomasso
St. Louis
Tomasao
Grace Viviano
Sam Turissi
Frank H. Wood
Rosie Ricardo
Vincenza Ricardo
Wood
F.C. Bauer
Union Station
Bauer
The Perils of Aviation in Chalons Sur Marne
Roger Sommer, who set a world aviation record by flying two hours, 20 minutes, and 57 seconds, attempted another long flight at Chalons Sur Marne on Sunday. His engine stopped abruptly and the aeroplane smashed to the ground, but Sommer was uninjured.
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Chalons-Sur-Marne
Roger Sommer
Wilbur Wright
Sommer
Four works rifle tourney opens at Camp Perry with 1200 men
Camp Perry Ohio August 9 twelve hundred men are in camp for the four works rifle tournament the annual Ohio national guard competition. Matches of the Department of the Lakes Rifle association the Ohio Rifle association and the National Rifle association will follow weekly to the order named.
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Camp Perry
Ohio National Guard
Department of the Lakes Rifle Association
Ohio Rifle Association
National Rifle Association
Six Day Session Opens at National Irrigation Congress in Spokane
Telegram items report a six day session opening in Spokane Washington for the National Irrigation Congress. Other briefs note the Federation of American Motorcyclists in Indianapolis, a lumber yard fire near St Paul with two deaths, and the death of former Parkersburg mayor R H Thomas.
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The
National Irrigation Congress
Spokane
Wash
the Federation of American Motorcyclists
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Stockholm Strike Expands Amid Mediation Efforts
King Gustave pressed for a quick settlement as the general strike widens. Leaders Von Sydow and Lindulst convened after the monarch's appeal, but no deal emerged. Threats included drivers missing union badges stopping wagons and risk to streetcar operations. Over 1,000 telecom workers to strike, while funding supports strikers for weeks. International support pours in. journalist Gustafson faces court action for urging a rail strike.
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Stockholm
Gustave
von Sydow
Lindulst
Federation of Trades Unions
National Labor Union
Employers’ Association
Denmark
Norway
Finland
Germany
Roumania
Bulgaria
Gustafson
Marooned Passengers Reach St Louis After River Accident
The 150 passengers on the steamer Dubuque were marooned for 24 hours after striking a sandbar four miles above Grafton Illinois, arriving in St Louis late Sunday exhausted and hungry. The ship freed itself early Sunday, with delayed news due to lack of river town wire service.
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St Louis
Aug
Dubuque
Grafton
St. Louis
Strike Averted in Chicago As Wage Offer Likely
Signs point to an amicable settlement in Chicago labor talks as the Freecaremy Doves face no strike. President Thomas E. Mitten of the Chicago City Railway is expected to offer a wage increase based on length of service. The International Typographical Union met today in St. Joseph Missouri.
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Chicago
Freetcaremy Doves
Thomas E. Mitten
Chicago City Railway Company
Conners Sues Collier's Weekly for 190000 Damages
William J. Conners chairman of the Democratic state committee files a libel suit in Buffalo seeking 190000 against Collier's Weekly owners over a July 11 1908 article. Collier's defense denies malice or injury and says they lack sufficient information on Conners integrity.
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Buffalo
N. Y
William J. Conners
Democratic State Committee
Ai Osuit
Collier’s Weekly
Weekly
Conners
John T. Feplon
New York
Colliers
Rerts of
Connera
Taft to Rule Census Appointments in Solid South
President Taft plans a uniform standard for census job distribution across states. He will allocate Republican appointees in solidly Democratic states while ensuring nonpartisan, capable candidates. Virginia’s recent primary fight may aid Republican gains next November.
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Beverly
Mass
Taft
United States
North Carolina
Tennessee
Kentucky
Missouri
Virginia
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Mississippi
Arkansas
Louisiana
Texas
Henry St. George Tucker
Judge Mann
Congress
MacVeaugh
the Treasury
Japan Accepts Chinese Objections On Antung Mukden Rail
Reports from Pekin confirm Beijing has withdrawn objections to reconstructing the Antung Mukden railroad and converting it to standard gauge, easing tensions with China.
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Tokyo
Japan
Pekinco
Antung-Mukden
Soldier Halka Death Plot and Dr King’s Dew Discovery
J A Stone of Kemp Texas recalls a plot to kill him through illness. He describes a stubborn cold and long cough that drained him to 130 pounds before finding health with Dr King’s Dew Discovery, now 178 pounds. Trial bottle offered. guaranteed by Chas Knoefel.
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J A. Stone
Kemp, Tex
Chas. D. Knoefel
Nicolai in Jail Over Bank Shortage Charge
Frank Nicolai, former bank official, is jailed after absconding with about $4,000 from Auburn Savings Loan and Trust. He surrendered voluntarily after three days in the woods, while attorney D M Link coordinates with US commissioner T J Logan for arraignment and bail. Audits show three years of small, concealed defalcations balancing ledgers to mask theft.
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Auburn
Ind
Fred W. Knott
Auburn Savings Loan and Trust Company
Auburn City National Bank
Frank H. Nicolai
Nicolai
D. M. Link
United States
T. J. Logan
Fort Wayne
Robbery at Montgomery Post Office Funds Stolen
Four masked men burst into Postmaster Rehef and wife in Montgomery, Illinois, early morning, forcing Mrs Beher to surrender $175 in stamps and cash at gunpoint. Neighbors armed with shotguns joined a chase, the robbers fleeing near the Chicago Burlington and Quincy yards.
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Aurourn
Ill
Montgomery
Rehef
Becher
Ned
Beher
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Lafontaine Fire Destroys Eleven Buildings
Sparks from a defective flue in Mrs. Dillons millinery store started a blaze that swept Lafontaine Indiana destroying eleven buildings and damaging others. Firefighters from Wabash and Marion aided in saving the town with total losses about 15000 dollars.
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Lafontaine
Ind
Suicide in Columbus linked to rejected love
Fort Wayne section reports John Christie of Fort Wayne killed himself in Columbus, Ohio, after Miss Bessie Wheeland spurned him. Christie told her he did not care and the remains were brought back to Fort Wayne by his father Joseph Christie of Allen Township.
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Croes
Fort Wayne
Ind
John Christie
Columbus
Bessie Wheeland
Christie
Joseph Christie
Aloite Township
Unclear rifle fire injures girl in Greensburg
A man believed to be unloading a rifle aimed at his cousin Loretta Weintraut, fifteen, of St. Paul, while visiting Greensburg. Loren Trews, twelve, from Kentucky, fired the weapon and wounded the girl in the right forearm.
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Greensburg Ind
Loretta Weintraut
St. Paul
Loren Trews
Kentucky
Philadelphia Improvement Funds for Rail Line Upgrade
The article notes funds for Pennsylvania railroad improvements west of Pittsburgh, including double tracking between Richmond and Punchaday, with about 100 dollars allocated. It mentions extensions to Chicago and St Louis routes and urges readers with bronchitis to try Foley's Honey and Tar.
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Philadelphia
Ameagadine Co
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Cincinnati
S Louis
Spenceci
Krichmond
Local TV Alene reservation entries open for Janets throw
Officials will select lucky applicants for the Janets entry and settlement in the Cocur TV Alene reservation. The process invites hopefuls to apply and compete for access amid community considerations and regulatory steps.
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Hears Poteet Pdt Ae Et Lopes
Tesedeek Thas Taeaon- Inu
Janets
Cocur TV
Secret of long life hinted by blood health method
A French scientist and an American claim Electric Bitters prolong life by purifying and vitalizing blood. W M Shermaz of Onething Me credits the remedy with curing months of kidney trouble. Only 3 cents at Chaes. D B Noefel's.
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W. M. Shermaz
Ohae
D. B.noefel
Job Printing Services Offered by Tribune Company
In seed of scything in the job printing line the Tribune Company provides complete equipment in the city. Contact for full service.
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Tribune Company
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