Central Committee Warns as Stolypin Bomb Terror Rises
In St Petersburg Aug 27 the central committee of the social revolutionists vows further attacks after the Stolypin assassination attempt. Two more victims died overnight bringing deaths to thirty two. The blast wrecked Petershof. survivors recount horrific destruction and chaos. A plot against Caucasus viceroy Count Vorontzoff Dashkoff is also rumored with multiple arrests.
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St. Petersburg
Stolypin
Nicholas
M. Stolypin
Central Committee of the
Social Revolutionists
Tiflis
von Vorontzoff-Dashkoff
Caucasus
Peter and Paul
Prince Shakovaky
The
Camerilla
Peterhof
Nicholas Nicholaievitch
Moscow labor clash leaves eight dead in Yudovka
In Yudovka Russia on August 27 after a Sunday meeting addressed by ex MP Michailchenko shots were fired. Cossacks and police exchanged fire with the workers, nine volleys fired killing eight and wounding thirty-two.
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Yudovka
Russia
Pariament
Mystery Health Patent Potions Advertised
An odd fragment touts medical tonics claiming tax and rent relief and freedom from disease after using a “Rocky Mountain Tea” mixed by Jno A Ziegelbaur. The terse note reads like an old time advertisement or testimonial.
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Jno
Ziegelbaur
Fire damages At Ashtabula Harbor Iron Works
Fire at the iron works in Ashtabula Harbor caused losses exceeding 65000 dollars. Other items note investigations into missing banker James Stensland and various regional events this week including bar association and National Negro Business League meetings.
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Ashtabula Harbor
American Bar Association
St. Paul
National Negro Business League
Atlanta
James J. Hill
California
Electric Bitters Praised by Georgia Pastor as God Send
Rev J C Warren of Sharon Baptist Church Belair Ga declares Electric Bitters cured his lame back joints and physical collapse. He says two bottles strengthened him to walk three miles in fifty minutes and regain energy. He credits the tonic with restoring his health and vigor.
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J. C. Warren
Sharon Baptist Church
Belair
Leaman
Palmera Anxious General Amnesty May Extend Thirty Days
Havana August 27 President Palma and his cabinet consider a thirty day amnesty to invite insurrectionists to lay down arms and return home. Opposition delays decree as labor shortages grow and army expansion proceeds. liberals press for talks while insurgents demand full annulment of last elections.
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Havana
Palma
Dissension in High Quarters in Havana Politics
In Havana on August 27 reports claim grave differences between President Palma and Vice President Mendez Capote. Mendez Capote is alleged to have discussed with Liberal leader Senator Alfredo Zavas options for Palma to step down, allowing Mendez Capote to succeed and give Liberal posts.
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Havana
Palma
Mendez Capote
Alfredo Zavas
Liberal Party
Streetcars Tied Up In San Francisco Strike
San Francisco August 27 streetcar traffic largely halted by a conductor and motorman strike on United Railways. Only the California and Geary lines operated. no cars ran elsewhere. Patrick Calhoun, president of United Railways, travels from the East as further action awaits.
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San Francisco
California
Geary
United Railway System
United Railways
Patrick Calhoun
Pulajanes Break Into Smaller Sections Reported
Manila Aug 27 The main Pulajanes band has split into smaller sections and a 1000 troops and 200 constabulary move across the disaffected region. Part of Leyte province near Buyog Bay has been cleared of Pulajenes.
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Manila
Leyte
Buyog Bay
Bryan’s Homecoming Opens Third Presidential Campaign
William J. Bryan returns to New York aboard the Prinzess Irene and is welcomed at Madison Square Garden with Mayor Tom L. Johnson presiding. A two hour speech and open air meetings loom as he begins a nationwide series prior to his Lincoln bid. He travels next to New Haven for a Democratic conference with New England leaders.
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New York
William J. Bryan
Bryan
Madison Square Garden
Commercial Travelers’ Anti-Trust League
Tom L. Johnson
Cleveland
United States
Madison Square
Garden
Lincoln
Neb
New Haven
Connecticut
Democratic Club
New England
Democratic National Committee
Bridgeport
Jersey City
Tammany in the Open
Julius Harburger of the Tenth assembly district announces he will be a delegate to the Buffalo convention. He will support the Democratic nomination for governor with the name of Congressman William Sulzer of New York City. Harburger speaks in response to District Attorney Jerome challenging Tammany Hall leaders.
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New York
Tammany
Julius Harburger
Tenth Assembly
Buffalo
William Sulzer
New York City
Harburger
Jerome
Tammany Hall
Lynch mob hangs alleged attacker in Calhoun Louisiana
Alfred Schaufniet, a Black man, was hanged from a telegraph pole by a local mob in Calhoun Louisiana after confessing to attempting to assault Miss Olive Chambers. The victim’s screams prompted capture and return to town for the public execution.
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Calhoun
Alfred Schaufniet
Olive Chambers
Schaufniet
National League scores and results across cities
Baseball results show the National League games with Cincinnati, New York, Chicago, and St. Louis across dates and scores. American Association results list Milwaukee, Toledo, St Paul, Indianapolis, Minneapolis, Louisville, and Kansas City with game outcomes and second games where noted.
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Cincinnati
New York
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
American Association
Milwaukee
Toledo
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Louisville
Kansas City
Columbus
I’m the luckiest man in Arkenear says Brano man
H L Stanley credits Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption with saving his wife after five years of coughing and bleeding He reports quick improvement from the first bottle with twelve bottles completing the cure The ad promises relief or money refunded and offers a trial bottle free at Chas D Keepfel’s druggist with prices 50 and 1 00
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Arkenear
H. L. Stanley
Brano
Dr. King
Chas D. Keepfel’s
Indiana Plan To Unite Churches Gains Favor
Hartford City Indiana August 27 ministers and lay delegates at the White River conference favor church union merging United Brethren Methodist Protestant and Congregational churches The consolidation would form a denomination about 1 100 000 strong controlling about fifty colleges seminaries publishing houses and missions in many lands with representation across the United States The tri council will act and the plan then goes to general conferences for final approval by all members of each denomination
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Hartford City
Ind
White River
United Brethren Churches
Indianapolis
Marion
United Brethren
Methodist Protestant
Congregational Churches
United States
Tri-Council
General Conference of the Churches
Fortune Proves Man's Ruin in Plymouth Tale
M. W. Simon, once a poor Plymouth station agent, inherited 400000 from an aunt, built a grand life, then lost fortune and sanity after moving to Denver. He fell prey to mining sharks, sold stock for four thousand dollars, and died in Denver County Hospital a few days ago.
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Plymouth
Ind
M. W. Simon
Denver
Denver County
Simon
Trust busting fight warned by Indiana Eagles
Laporte reports the Eagles threaten to wage war on a local physician group accused of forming a doctors union to push up fees. They plan to bring in a nonlocal physician to join the battle, labeling the move a trust attack amid cross-state correspondence.
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Laporte
Ind
Police Force Reorganized After City’s Crime Wave
South Bend Indiana, Aug 27. The board of public safety announced a thorough reorganization and redistricting of the police department to end laxity. Officials warn heads will roll for any offense as the city tackles a carnival of crime gripping the past months.
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South Bend
Ind
Board of Public Safety
Farmers Make Good Detectives in West Newton Arrest
After a 36 hour chase farmers near West Newton captured Guy Krable four miles south of Terre Haute. He was brought to Indianapolis and charged with stealing a $200 horse from J. M. Foltz of Bridgeport.
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Indianapolis
West Newton
Guy Krable
Terre Haute
J. M. Foltz
Bridgeport
Roche Injury After Bathing Accident in Evansville
Steven Roche, a prominent Evansville advertising man, fell while bathing at the galt poole near the city Sunday afternoon, struck the base of the skull on a rock, and has been unconscious with his condition reported as serious.
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Evansville
Ind
Steven Roche
Galt Poole
Local notices and community updates from town
Andrew Wentz elected Overseer of Pawnee loft of Haymakers to fill a vacancy. W B McWilliams reports a vandal toppled a gasoline tank in front of his West Spring Street grocery, wasting forty gallons. Rev W E Edgin of Jeffersonville spoke to Jennie DePauw Memorial M E church on Filling the House of God. Funeral held for Mrs Mary E Sharp at the home on West Fifth Street with burial in Fairview cemetery. Republican district delegate joint convention set for English text Thursday to nominate officers for Crawford Dubois Perry counties. Mrs William P Brewer of 1909 East Market Street injured when kicked by a horse. condition improving.
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W. B. McWilliams
Weat Spring Street
W.E Edgin
Jeffersonville
Indiana Reformatory
Epworth League
Jennie DePauw Memorial
M. E. Church
House of God
Mary E. Sharp
William Logue
West Fifth Street
W. R. Plummer
Wesley Chapel M. BE
Fairview Cemetery
Crawford
Dubois
Harricon
Perry
Har Viood
Cras For
William P. Brewer
East Market Street
Social notes and marriages from the region
Personal mentions record Charlee Kreutzer trip to Chicago and visits by Mrs John T Wray and daughter Mary Louise in North Madison. Wedding of Miss Katie Stewart and Thomand Frakes before Magistrate Mix. Carrie Earhart returns from Crescent Springs and Cincinnati. Julia Hayes visits East Eighth Street friends then returns to Jackson Kentucky. Group of New Albany residents take a round trip on the Tarascon to Evansville. Mr and Mrs William Miller of St Louis visit Charles Robinson West First Street. R H Bailey and Josie Lode return from Atlantic City and New York. Fred J Brown city editor of a local paper leaves for Denver after two years, attends National Florists. Reverend F T Ported of Park Avenue church and R Dade of this city noted.
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Euchre
Holy Trinity School Hall
Katie Stewart
Thomand
Frakes
Mix
Carrie Earhart
Crescent Springs
Cincinnati
Julia Hayes
Bertha
Gertrude Sily
East Eighth Street
Jackson
New Albany
Tarascon
Evansville
William Miller
A. Louis
Charles Robinson
West First Street
R.H. Bailey
Josie Lode
Atlantic City
New York
Begg
Fred J. Brown
Trisune
Denver
Colo
City
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E. Main St
Comb
Rookatwon Dore
J. Will Pennington
Sam. M. Pennington
Paris
Attorneys At Law
Hedden
New Albany Mfg. Co
Foundry and Machine Shop
Tenth and
Water Sts
Peter Klerner
Thermas and
Market Ste
Alexander Dowling
Counsilor
Pearl and
Marke Streets
New Albany National Bank
Market Street
Bank Building
Chas. P. Cook
Oil East Spring St
Rotm Phowes
Congress
George
Hester
Thomas J. Wilson
Floyd
Harrison Counties
Horace L. Weissinger
Represententee
General Assembly
Floyd County
Harry W. Vance
Samuel L. Trusty
Floyd Quote
Shealrr
William Newhouse
Eancidate
Henry J. H. Koch
Floyd Cirsut
Benjamin E. Detrick
Charles B. Eee
Det. B. Lone
Papebnonn
Central Committee
Petershof
Moscow
Peerhot
General Min
Madame Min
Min
Peterhof Palace
Krasnoye Selo
Peterho
Stensland
Rod
Pacific Ocean
Valparaiso
Panama
Providence
Martin J. Sheridan
Sea Girl
N. J
National Board For the Promotion
Portlanth
John Harr
Flora ‘Octes
Wovan
Jarrett O
Trom
Cuba
Sulzer
Pative William Sulzer
Duckiest Man
Arkapsas
Indiana
Brethern
Kokomo
Lucy Hill
Frank Hill
Dallas
Tex
Oklahoma
New Albany, Ind
East Main Street
Glenwoods Vs. Cannelton Band
Coal Company
Seventh
Bank and Spring St
Holmberger
Ayer
J. D. Ayer
Andrew Wentz
Pawnee
County Commissionsre
Charlee Kreutzer
John T Wray
Mary Louise
North
Madison
Mattie Beaver
Ethel
Washington, Ind
Dayton
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F. T
Pati Park
R. Dade
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