Bloodiest Algerian frontier battle reported near Tuentn
United Press reports a brutal clash between French troops and Arab tribesmen on the Algerian frontier. Twelve hundred French soldiers march from the Tu Nentb fort toward Djorf as Moors pour from the hills. Machine guns mow down tribesmen. casualties and detailed numbers are unconfirmed. Meanwhile, Abdul Aziz’s forces claim Marrakesh as Abu l Aziz advances on Mulai. The Moroccan conflict widens as factions shift and brotherly strife erupts among Moroccans.
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United Press
Tangier
Tu- Nentb
Formar
Amuiul Hassen
Djorf
Igt~ter
Marcel
Diorf
Bujlaud
Bouwnand
Budenit
Casablenen
D1alni Hafid
Abul Aziz
Mtoagi
Abdul
Marrakesh
Mulal
Moroccon
Shtagna Tien
Bowes
Antan
Mural
Governor Hughes Heads to Niagara County Fair
Governor Hughes visits Niagara county to address the county fair this afternoon on anti gambling bills and will avoid political topics. He plans to speak without a staged crowd, then depart for Youngstown Ohio to continue the campaign with the evening gun.
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United Preas
Miffalo
Hughes
Niagara County
Youngstown
Ilona
Make-Believe Duel Ends in Fatal Shot
William Sossman aged 16 was accidentally shot and killed today by Henry Leach during a make believe duel. Both boys were playing with a revolver when the fatal incident occurred. Sossman belonged to a wealthy, prominent family.
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Hy United Press
Modile
Als
William Sossman
Henry Leach
Sneswan
Miss M Bride Expresses Thanks For Canadian Outing
Fannie Avarine signs a note of gratitude to friends and supporters for the St Lawrence Canadian outing. She anticipates a delightful trip and thanks those who aided to make the excursion possible.
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Miss M’bride
Casxile
Gandomer
Bryan to Hear Reports From His Scouts at Chicago Conference
PATRVIEW Nebraska Sept 4 The conference of Democratic leaders in Chicago next Tuesday is described as pivotal with W J Bryan to explain campaign plans from the long distance. He hopes to expose Republican trades and weaknesses after two Western trips and will meet leaders to discuss Scouts reports and strategy.
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Bryan
Chicago
United Press
Patrview
Lincoln
Neb
W. J. Bryan
Beyun Fas
West
Judge Art
Youngstown Gala Opens Republican Campaign Day
Preparations for the Republican national campaign set for Youngstown with 12,000 Republicans expected to march. James Kennedy will be temporary chairman, Arthur J. Vorys permanent, Rev. W. S. Scarborough to deliver invocation, and Gov. Harris, Gov. Hughes, and Sen. Beveridge to open the campaign. Wick Park hosts a 1,000-seat stand for speakers and dignitaries as streets fill with bunting and flags.
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Uwasted Breas
Youngstown
Wick Park
James Kennedy
Arthur J. Vorys
Rev. W. 8. Scarborough
Wilverforce Univernity
Gav. Harris
Gav. Hughes
New York
A. J. Beveridge
Indiana
Post Office Safe Carried Away by Burglar Group
In Breckenridge near Pittsburg Pennsylvania on September 4 a group of burglars dropped from a freight train seized a horse and wagon stole the post office safe. They parked the wagon at the front door and vanished. The safe was later found blown open in the woods with nitro glycerin. Stamps valued at about 200 dollars and a small amount of cash were taken.
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United Pees
Pittsburg
Breckenridge
Here
King
Uniformed Young Men's Republican Club Heads to Youngstown Parade
The Young Men's Republican club plans a march from Attorney Martin's office at 644 Pittsburg Street to the Pennsylvania station. Members expect to be well equipped with black capes white lining silk hats white spats and canes. Delegations from New Castle and Butler are anticipated as the club joins the parade in Youngstown.
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Garvey BE. Martin
Pittsburg Street
Claff
Youngstown
New Castle
Young Men’s Republican Club
Martin Hand
Butler
Butler Citzens
Harvey BH
Martin
Pennsylvania
Leper Exiled From Home State Report
Washington Sept 4 The North Carolina attorney general says John Barety is exiled from his home state and that care for leprosy must be provided by the federal government. Mrs Early and her family are barred from returning to Lynn without long quarantine. DC authorities plan a cottage for Early, replacing the earlier shelter.
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yAy
Praga
Wasshington
John Bare Ty
North Carolina
Early
Washington
Lynn
District of Columbia
Detroit Fire Loss Reduces Republicans in Governor Race
Detroit report cites bitter factional fights within the Republican party as a factor in possibly losing the state. Preliminary returns from 88 counties show Governor Warner leading Bradley by about 302 votes in a 200,000 total, amid claims of illegal voting and money in the contest.
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Detroit
Sid
Aupreme Court
M. Warner
T. B. Bradley
Warner
Elftes
Bradley
Back Woods
Fire loss settlement details from insured properties
Directors of the Mr Jackson Animal First Insurance company visited the home of F. B. Paden on Friday to adjust losses from Wednesday fire. The thrasher's team of Mr. McCandlass and John Robinson's horse and harness were insured, with adjustments made to cover the loss.
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Mr Jackson Animal First Npurance Company
Paden
McCandlass
Tha Thrasher
John Robinson
Wodl
General Otis to Undergo Operation in Baltimore
General Harrison Gray Otis publisher of the Los Angeles Times and Civil and Spanish War veteran has arrived in Baltimore for an operation. He is at Jeanne d Arc Hospital where Dr. Hugh W. Young will perform the procedure within a day or two. The report also notes a conference item about Turkey Porto and Vai joining an international delimin conference to be held in Reale China in January 1909.
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Baltimore
Harrison Gray Otis
Los Angeles Times
Ole
Jeanne Eet Te Toopital
Hugh HW. Young
Washington
Salaries Adjusted in Postoffice Deft
The post office department completed salary re adjustments for clerks and city letter carriers. About 18,000 letter carriers and 16,000 clerks are promoted after one year of service. Advancement hinges on service quality and department evidence of usefulness.
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Sy Talted Press
Washington
Sept
Postoffice Department
Pillsbury Flour Mill May Suspend Proceedings
Receivers for the Pillsbury-Wahburn Milling Company seek court permission within ten days to raise 750000 dollars by sale of property. The move follows a liquidation plan approved by several creditors, with additional court steps anticipated to avoid further delays.
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United Presa
Auinneapolis
Minn
Pillabury-Waadhurn Miling Company
Perminaton
Brealt Court
Indebtfinioas
Bessemer to Play West Side Saturday
The West Side club at the West Side grounds on Boston avenue hosts Bessemer Saturday afternoon in a key game. A large Bessemer contingent will travel, with plans to visit Cascads Park in the evening. Bessemer aims to end its winning streak in a competitive finish.
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Bessemer
West Side
Boston Avenue
Cascads Park
Dessemer
Charles D Roberts Improves After Boardwalk Shooting
Charles D Roberts, the victim of a mysterious boardwalk shooting in Atlantic City, is reported to be stronger and showing good chances for recovery after passing the most critical period. Doctors say he has passed the danger and may recover.
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Ulstter Press
Atlantic City
N. 1
Charles D. Roberts
Viet
News Party Starts On Big Outing Today
A 14 member News Canadian St Lawrence outing party leaves the city at 2 33 PM for a trip down the St Lawrence river. The group includes Miss Bonnie Baisley Miss Laura Rae Miss Fannie McBride and Miss Stella Morgan with chaperons Mrs Curtis and Mr and Mrs Wells. They plan stops along the route and are headed for Cleveland this evening aboard a chair car.
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Misa B Mefulten
Elwood
Hiealla Allen
Volant
Anna Medard
Shenango Township
Bessie Dunnan
Mt. Jack~ Fom
Mary McGready
New Bedford
Estellé Hennon
West Pittsburg
Hatte Kekels
New Wilmington
Cleveland
Hollenden
Inter
Ufaln
Iam
Genety IK
Confession details Jordan murder case and bodily disposal
Chester Jordan described in court how he knocked his wife down and cut her throat after an argument. He said he burned parts of the body and disposed of pieces, while police seek additional notices and counsel for his defense.
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Oakland
Gav
Daniel Donohue
Joseph Berry
Donohue
Fie Wian
Herry
Doneaue
Birmingham
Aliee Stewart
Donchita
Jordan
Can
Berkley
Bowman's
Vale
Harvard
Ater
Teese Lulvermore
New York Cotton Brokst
Willarm S. Schartan
Mlea
Indiana governor calls special session to push reforms
Indianapolis, Sept 4 The governor issued a call for an extra legislative session to convene September 17, aiming to push reforms before year end. He accuses Republican leaders of stalling and signals pressure on Watson’s candidacy, warning that reforms must pass now or risk failure.
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United Press
Indianapolis
And
Hants
Henry
Repubicas Sinté
Hanly
James B. Watson
Watson
Watsan
Haile
Death of well known man Frank Sargent noted
Washington September 4 Frank Sargent United States commissioner general of immigration died this morning after a stroke two months earlier He was 56 and leaves a widow and young daughter Former chief of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen Sargent headed the immigration service since 1902 succeeding Powderly Labor leaders remember him as a fair formidable figure praised for plain dealing and balancing interests between workers and employers
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Washington
Frank Mr Sargent
United States Commissioner General of Immigration
Iie
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Sargent
Immigration Service
Vo Powderly
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firewen
Golunthus
Frank Sargent
Frantiy Ie
Labor Day Parade To Feature 40,000 Workers In City
Sept 4 report from New York describes a mass Labor Day demonstration by unions in the city. The organizers promise the largest parade yet, with delegates from other cities and a major turnout anticipated. William McGloin and James D. Demerives pursue court action for a licensing matter related to the agency noted in the report.
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New
York
Governorship in New York Remains Unsettled
New York state conventions are ten days away with no clear governor candidate for either party. Republican and Democratic leaders push for public input to gauge Hughes’ viability and influence the selection of delegates. Former candidate Parker offered services to the Democratic ticket, boosting speculation about leadership moves within the party.
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United Fe
New York
Seaders
Rughes
Chidruian
Herbert Parsons
New York County
Manhattan
Bronx
Sarsons
Alton Jt. Parker
Mack
Hia
Cantralisn
Ucket
Sali
Another Bill for Harry Thaw
An additional claim has been filed against Harry K. Thaw, bankrupt, by his brother Ash Comey for $840 on a demand note. Referee Blair allowed the claim. other creditors have already filed claims and petitions for priority.
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United Press
Pitts All RG
Harey i
Comey
Harry
Blair
Costly Contracts On Insistent Fraud Case Opened
Washington Sept 4 a plea of not guilty was entered today in Justice Goulds court by Victor G Ruded of Baltimore indicted for defrauding the United States government in connection with an ink stone contract with the bureau of engraving and printing. A fine of 4000 was pithed.
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Asy United Press
Justice Gould
Victor G Rluede Bf Ballimore
Chars
United States
Bureau of Engrave
Hughes Should Be Re-Nominated
By Walladh Press New York Sept 4 Roosevelt comments spark calls to renominate Governor Hughes. The piece notes Governor Hughes faces strong support and mentions General Stewart and Woodford as involved in seeking a statement on views of the gubernatorial renomination.
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Walladh Press
Roosevelt
Eighes
Stewart
Woodford
New Registrar Appointed by County Commissioners
The county commissioners appointed Cleveland Henry registrar in Elkwood City after the resignation of Mont Butt. The appointment covers the First Ward and nearby areas as outlined in county records.
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Cleveland
Henry Regstear
Firse
Mont Butt
Elkwood City
Pile
Death Record Itome Qlyklor CHT nie
Pittsburgh figure July Stevenson ten year old child appears in a death notice with names Itome Qlyklor and Allet Kahox Ming listed alongside Pittsburg. The fragmentary text references a Western region location and a deceased individual with unclear relationships.
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Allet Kahox Ming
Pittsburg
Stevenson
Willow iCireiyis
Robbers at Mrs Osborns Home on Huron Avenue
Robbers used a jimmy to pry open a cellar window at Mrs F Osborn 436 Huron Avenue during broad daylight. They entered the kitchen and took more than 210 in silverware and jewelry, leaving no trace but the open cellar door. Harry Brenner discovered the break when he returned home and alerted Lt Deskin, who began a homicide investigation.
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F Osborn
Huron Avenue
Harry Brenner
Osborne
West Pittsburg
James Deskin
Brenner
Pittsburg Suicide After Shouting Amen at Veto
Report from Pittsburg dated September 4 describes Arnold Roberts of Nowtelaic, OS, shouting Amen before dying by carbolic acid on a New York firm’s stationery found with him. A mis-sent check and a Jersey City rail ticket were found at the scene, suggesting past employment as a salesman for a New York cancer company.
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Pittsburg
Arnold Roberts
Nowtelaic
OS. J
Sean Rheling Company
New York
Jersey City
Iriak
Roberts
New York Cancer
Sudden End to a Will Fight in New Jersey Court
Wealthy New Jersey resident Vernon Farnsworth Baker died at Roguta New Jersey under mysterious circumstances. His brother Edward Taker led a legal battle over the will. A probate court approved an agreement waiving further appeal and settling the estate, including Natalie Witt receiving a third as Baker’s beneficiary.
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Viernia
Waller
Farnsworth Baker
Hareford
Roguta
N. J
Walea
Wade
Edward Taker
Aupr
Atlas
Poate
Natalie i
Baker
Helen Drayfurd
Kilwind Baker
Repros
New University Gift From Andrew Carnegie
Chicago reports that Andrew Carnegie will endow a new university with an initial gift of eighty thousand dollars. Dr. Thomas H. McConnell is named president, and further large endowments are hinted if the institution proves successful. The school will be known as Mer som Park College.
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Hy Uoltet Press
Chicago
Soldarion Nlon University
Andrew Carnegly
Phe Tron Arter
Wits
Thomas H. McConnell
Mersom Park College
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