Death Toll Rises After Sunday Night Riot at Steel Plant
Pittsburg August 24 The Pressed Steel Car plant at Schoenville remains operating as death toll climbs to seven after Sunday night clashes with mounted police. Mike Desoski died from gunshot wounds, strikers face mass arrests and crowd control measures as bells toll at McKee's Rocks Cathedral. State troopers gear up as funerals proceed and peonage charges against Hoffat and Cohen are investigated.
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Pittsburg
Pressed Steel Car Company
Schoenville
Mike Desoski
McKee
Rocks
Mercy Hospital
Mounted Constabulary
Smith
State Constabulary
Leutenant
Seral
Hthhe Car Company
McKee’s Rocks
Itthe
Wil Kenbarre
United States
F. N. Hoffatat
Samuel Cohen
Albert Vamos
Lindsey
City Objects to Troopers from Harrisburg Visit
Pittsburg Pa August 24 The McKee's Rocks city council at a special meeting appointed a committee to go to Harrisburg and ask Governor Stuart to call the state constabulary from the Pressed Steel Car company plant whose 3500 employees are on strike.
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Pittsburg
McKee's Rocks
Harrisburg
Stuart
Pressed Steel Car Company
Hurricane warnings again cause unease along Pensacola bayshore
Pensacola, Aug. 24. For the second time in the city’s history the weather bureau displays hurricane warnings. Bayshore residents fear a repeat of the hurricane that struck three years ago, causing widespread anxiety and concern.
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Pensacola
Weather Bureau
Bayshore
Foreclosure Sale of Mobile to Kansas City Railroad
The Mobile Jackson and Kansan City railroad was sold under foreclosure for 3,200,004 dollars with Nef A Weathers acting as the bidder for the bondholders.
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Mobile, Jackson & Kansan City Railroad
Nef A. Weathers
National Game Scores From Brooklyn Philadelphia and New York
National League results show Brooklyn, Philadelphia, New York, St Louis, Chicago, and Cincinnati in action. Box scores list R H E totals and battery lines for each matchup, highlighting pitchers and players such as Phelps Bel Marshall Liefield Moore Dooin Meyers and Marquard across Brooklyn St Louis Pittsburg Boston Chicago Cincinnati and New York contests.
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Brooklyn
R.he
St. Louis
Raleigh
Melter
Phelps, Bel
Marshall
R.H.E
Beebe
Biss
Pastorious
New York
Battery lineups across cities show key players listed
In Chicago New York and Detroit and St Louis and Cleveland matches, batteries show Chesbro Manning Sweeney Smith Owens Willett Stanage Gray Groome Smith Street Bailey Stephens Cicotte Donohue Rhoades Sitton Berge Clarke Morgan Livingston listed for teams Boston Philadelphia. Matches include scores and secondary identifiers.
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Chicago
R.ile
New York
Chesbro
Manning
Sweeney
Smith
Owens
Detroit
R.H.E
Willett, Stanage, Gray, Groome
Street
St. Louis
R.le
Boston
Bailey, Stephens
Cicotte
Donohue
Cleveland
Rahle
Phil'delphia
Rhoades, Sitton
Berge Clarke
Morgan
Battery Lineups Across American Cities
In Louisville, Indianapolis, St Paul, Kansas City, and Toledo, batterys are listed with team rosters and opponents. Names include Packard, Clayton, Puttmann, Peitz, Lindaman, Howley and Spencer, Young, Block, Flaherty, Sullivan, McGlynn, Warner, Robinson, McLurdy, Land Linke Pickett and Fohl. Rosters accompany city rivals and score-like codes appear after each pairing.
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Louisville
R.H.E. Louisville
Indianapolis
Packard
Clayton
Kansas City
R.ihle
Milwaukee
Flaherty
Sullivan
McGlynn
Warner
Toledo
R.H.E. Toledo
Columbus
Robinson, McLurdy
Land
Linke, Pickett and Fohl
Death on Crossing Terrible Touring Car Tragedy
A touring party from Kankakee Illinois and Chicago was struck at a Big Four crossing in Kankakee. Genieve Eibiee, Mrs Geo Granger, and others were killed. five others injured. Driver and occupants injured as vehicle blocked sidetrack view.
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Kankakee
Dr King’s New Discovery Helped Veteran Recover
J A Stone of Kemp Texas describes a lifelong cough from a lingering cold. He claims heavy weight loss to 130 pounds before using Dr King's New Discovery, which he says restored his health to 178 pounds. The ad touts remedies for coughs asthma and pneumonia with trial bottles and 50c to 1.00 pricing.
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J. A. Stone
Kemp
Tex
Obas
D. Knoefel
Open Letter Charges Conspiracy by Cannon and Aldrich
Representative Charles N. Fowler of New Jersey accuses Speaker Joseph G. Cannon and Senator Nelson Aldrich of conspiring to control all national legislation and to thwart tariff and currency reforms. He also criticizes moves toward a central bank and cites Cannon’s record on financial legislation since 1874 as the rottenest in history.
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New York
Charles N. Fowler
Elizabeth
N. J
Joseph G. Cannon
Fowler
House
Nelson Aldrich
Rhode Island
Aldrich
Cannon
Chicago
Washington
Uncle Joe
Court blocks cent fare law on Norfolk & Western
In Charleston circuit court Judge Burdette grants an injunction against state and county officials enforcing the cent fare law on the Norfolk and Western railroad. The law is ruled unconstitutional and confiscatory on its face. The order requires issuing coupons with 3-cent fare tickets for the excess over 2 cents until a state supreme court test case is decided.
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Charleston
W. Va
Burdette
Norfolk & Western Railroad
State Supreme Court
Mosby’s Guerillas to Gather at Luray Caverns Reunion
Civil war veterans from Mosby’s guerillas plan a reunion at Luray Caverns in Virginia on August 28. Captain John S. Mosby of the Forty third Virginia battalion travels from the Pacific coast to join old comrades not seen since Appomattox in 1865. In Indiana, Rudolph Helblig, eighty, hanged himself in Union township after years of blindness, discovered by his wife.
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Bristol, Tenn
South
Mosby
Luray Caverns
John S. Mosby
Forty-third
Virginia
Pacific Coast
Appomattox
Columbia City
Ind
Rudolph Helbirg
Union Township
Helblig
Reid Has Not Resigned Ambassadorship Planned Return
London reports that Ambassador White law Reid has not resigned and will return to London within six weeks to continue work through the coming winter. He prefers to keep the post under Taft but doubts his wish will be granted. Reid admitted differences with Taft were pronounced and would not act under others guidance.
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London
Whitelaw Reid
United States
Reid
Taft
Factionists Gather in Mississippi Town
Meadville appears quiet under martial law as state troops encamp near the courthouse after an attempt to kill Ernest Newman, chancery clerk and son of a Newman faction leader, sparking fears of renewed clashes in the Newman Pritchard feud.
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Meadville
Miss
Ernest Newman
Chancery
Newman
Pritchard
Sheriff Jones
Manship
Natchez
Prookhaven
Denial of Federal Troop Movement Affects Nuevo Leon
Report from Laredo via Monterey denies a concentrated federal troop movement to arrest General Bernards Reses governor of Nueva Leon. It notes Reses remains in Galeane area with no federal pursuit and adds no action toward Reses by authorities. Maude foams and Foley products appear in text though unrelated to the military note.
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Laredo
Tex
Monterey
Bernards Reses
Nueva Leon
Reves
Galeane
Maude Foams
Ancient feud revived in Albanian revolt against Turkish ministry
In Uskuob Albania, Albanians resist peace talks with the Turkish ministry and Turkish troops advance from Verisse to clear Albanian territory. Details on casualties are not available as railway traffic remains suspended and authorities target sedition in central schools.
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Uskuob
Turkey
Verissewich
Electric Bitters touted as life prolonger and blood purifier
A historical note claims Electric Bitters restore vitality by purifying and enriching blood and rebuilding nerve cells. It cites a testimonial from W. M. Shermas of Cashing Maine who says kidney trouble vanished after using the tonic. Sold for 50 cents at Chas. D. Noyesfel.
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Monthe
W. M. Shermas
Chas
D. Nuoefel
Fire Leaves Thousands Homeless in Krementchiug District
A large fire at a local lumber mill in Krementchiug, Russia, on August 24 rendered about a thousand families homeless as a significant portion of nearby dwellings were destroyed.
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Krementchiug
Russia
Kremesschug
Would-Be neighbor assassin shoots at wealthy Richmond gardener
Richmond farmer John D. Lancaster reports five bullets struck him as Witt Harris, a 56-year-old neighbor, fired from brush near his gate. Harris was arrested shortly after. Lancaster, known as a prominent gardener, may recover from injuries to his left hand, right hand, temple, and abdomen.
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Richmond
Ind
John D. Lancaster
Gardner
Witt Harris
Lancaster
Wil Harris
Harris
Costly Cantaloupe Theft Reported in Indianapolis Yard
William Stacy, a 30 year old tramp from Cincinnati, stole a cantaloupe from cantaloupe loaders in the Delaware street and Union tracks yard. A special guard caught him, he faced Indianapolis police court where Judge Whardon fined him 25 dollars plus costs and sent him to the workhouse for petit larceny.
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Indianapolis
William Stacy
Cincinnati
Delaware Street
Stacy
Whardon
Undertakers dispute over Charles Crary’s body in Goshen
In Goshen a legal battle over the possession of Charles Crary's body arose after his death in Galveston Texas. The dispute centers on a cremation contract made years earlier by Crary at his request with funeral director Lou Vail and undertaker Stiver. Big Doings at South Bend to mark a major homecoming. Indiana observers predict the largest celebration yet for St Joseph County drawing former residents back to the state.
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Goshen
Charles Crary
Crary
Galveston
Tex
Sanmsthke
Spoath
Wjhotk Cemypuin
Uo Stiver
Craiyv
Lou W Vail
Stiver
South Bend
Ind
St. Joseph County
Indiana
Central West
Man Takes Own Life Over Charity Hardship at Danville
In Danville Indiana on August 24 John Cal win Pritchett died by suicide, ingesting poison after leaving a note claiming he could not find work and could not endure living on the charity of others. He reportedly left details around a bottle explaining his despair and inability to receive aid.
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Danville
Ind
John Calwin Pritchett
Local notices and death adds details from New Albany area
James McQuitkhy aged 77 died at his sister Mrs John Vaougbo's home at 1515 Bass Ock Street after years of ill health. Funeral plans include burial at Cheepsbury. Mrs Philip J. Bence delivered a 20,000 Modern Woodmen of America check benefiting her late husband. Auditor Julian Muller leaves for Indianapolis to discuss the uniform accounting law and school fund loans amid county concerns. The Tomahawk Club plans a May Park event with Indian Band performances and lectures. Legal action: James Wo Hker and John Sits sue Keder Manufacturing Company for damages from factory accidents in Corydon. Ewing & Roose and M. W Funk represent plaintiffs.
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James McQuitkhy
John Vaougbo
Bass Ock Street
Cheepsbury
Philip J. Bence
Woodmen of America
Jair
Mr. Bepee
New Albany
Julian Muller
Indianapolis
James Wo Hker
John Sits
Keder Manufacturing Company
Usaries
Corydon
Ewing & Roose
M. W Funk
Old Papers for Sale at His Office
A listing offers old papers for sale at a local office for 10 cents per 100. The notice provides a brief item description and contact location for buyers.
Homemade ice cream tips and steps from an old note
The fragment discusses making ice cream at home with hints on ingredients and preparation. It mentions freezing, churning, and a sense of simple, practical steps. The text includes stray names and unclear details but centers on home crafted frozen dessert ideas.
Baseball features thrill fans in September outing
The leading article profiles veteran fan reporter E Yao Loap who has followed baseball for years and notes dramatic plays that excite spectators. The September outing highlights a Maceball Number game with intense action and engaging crowd response.
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Naeweziee
T' E Yao Loap
Cumberland Telephone Telegraph Company Invitation
It invites inspection of the company's operating room during back office hours on weekdays to see how service is provided. The notice promises better understanding of conditions and encourages cooperation for quicker service. Cumberland Telephone Telegraph Company. incorporated
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Deere
Baekees
Tris
Cimberland Telephone Telegraph Company
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Congress
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Newman-Pritchard
Mexico
Seth
UO. D. Knoefe
Barcelona
Spain
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John
B. Lancaster
Harris Blarris
Jane Kerlin
Tie
Kerlin
GEO. T. Evans & Son, Makers
Indianapolis, Ind
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Jellice Co
Nat. Jellice Co
St. Bernard
St. Bernard Egg
Pocahontas
St. Bernard Mining Co
Don. D. Walker
Down Town
Spring Street
Toreas Hoffer
Hoffer & Klarer
Walter M
Carer
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Barbera Neubauer
Loutaville
Sue
Mra
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Teenwood Park
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Frans M. Giening
Wmob
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Ole
Mike
Ufac
Portia
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