New Nihilism in Russia Spurs Attacks, Says De Plehve Talks
London Times New York Times special cable reports a new Russian Socialist Revolutionary Party rivaling the Social Democrats. The movement uses terror to topple autocracy, aiming to mobilize peasants and burn harvests. De Plehve fears a death sentence from the organization for suspected figures.
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London Times
NEW York Times
London
the Times
Russia
Russian Socialist Revolutionary Party
Russian Social Democratic Party
Russian Revolutionary Party
Social Revolutionaries
de Plehre
St Revolutionary Party
Sipiaguine
Gen. Obolensky
Bogdanovitch
M. de Plehve
Greek Premier Defends Co operation With Turkey
Athens rejects anti Turkey stance and says Greece will defend Greek populations against Bulgarian attacks in Macedonia. Halli asserts alliance aims to protect Greek interests and will cooperate with Turkish authorities despite commercial objections. The statement emphasizes combating Macedonian insurgents and aligns with Ottoman authorities against rebels.
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London
NEW York Times
The
Times
Turkey
Athens
the Times
M. Halli
Macedonia
Greece
Londones
Monastir
Constantinople
Abdul Hamid
Japanese Gunboat Seizes Lumber Steamer Stanley Dollar
The Stanley Dollar, a lumber carrier once Danish and now American owned, was seized by a Japanese man-of-war for trading without Korea’s permission. The ship, sent from Tien Tsin to Yengam Pho by a Russian company, was blocked at Yongam Pho, which the Japanese claimed was not an open port for foreign merchant vessels.
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London
Tien-Tsin
The
Standard
Korea
Peking
Stanley Dollar
Tien- Tsin
Yengam-Pho
Yalu River
Yongam- Pho
Yongam-Pho
Philadelphia Couple Wed Amid Claim of Rights Text
Katharine Fisher and Edwin Stanton Ross of Brooklyn wed in Philadelphia as she challenges a marriage contract clause by presenting a document she calls a bill of rights. The dispute centers on a portion that allegedly states the wife need not obey the husband. Magistrate Fitzpatrick witnessed the ceremony as the couple proceeded with the marriage.
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New York Times
Philadelphia
Katharine Fisher
Fitzpatrick
Edwin Stanton Ross
Brooklyn
Muskoka Lakes Schedule Notice
Leave New Space at 7 55 P M arrive Wharf 2 25 2 45 P M Tickets 355 and 1234 reserved at the office for out of town buyers and arrivals at hotels noted in the next editions.
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Tegal Notes
United Service
Weather Report
Muskoka Lakes
Lehigh Valley
Ee Wharf
Couple Names Rights Pact Upheld by Witnesses
The document outlines rights and prerogatives claimed by Katharine Fisher and her husband as part of a marriage agreement. It notes undying love and devotion while restricting obedience from the bride. The couple signed the agreement with fourteen witnesses. Mrs. Ross is Theodore Fisher’s daughter, and Mr. Ross works as an Inspector for the Fire Underwriters' Association in New York, residing in Brooklyn.
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Katharine. Fisher Iss
Germantown
Mr. Ross
Fire Underwriters’ Association of
New York
Brooklyn
Mrs Molineux Divorced Rumor Reaches Sioux Falls
Special to The New York Times from Sioux Falls South Dakota reports Mrs Roland B Molineux has left the city possibly bound for New York. A divorce decree is said to have been granted recently in an interior county after testimony before a Castlewood Hamlin County referee last July and a Desmet judge’s decree. Authorities withheld details.
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South Dakota
New York Times
Sioux Falls
S. D
Roland B. Molineux
New York
Interior
Castlewood
Hamlin County
Wing of
Desmet
One More Eagle in Town at Williamsburg Bridge
Crowds watched an American bald eagle perched on the outer south cable of the Williamsburg Bridge yesterday morning. The bird was first seen Tuesday evening and remained in place until about 7 o'clock, when it finally flew off to the southwest.
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New
Williamsburg Bridge
East River
Mother Not Estranged In Bradley Circus Suit
Homer H. Cummings, counsel for Alice Bradley, denies reports of estrangement with her mother Mrs A H Scofield and says Mrs Scofield has supported Alice through her troubles. He offered no statement on a possible settlement of the fifty thousand dollar alienation suit by Mrs Charles B Guilntard against Miss Pee. Case listed on the September Superior Court calendar in Stamford Connecticut.
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New York Times
Stamford
Conn
Homer
Cummings
Alice Bradley
Miss Bradley
A. H. Scofield
Alice
Salmon famine looms as Pacific pack drops
Reports from Pacific Coast salmon districts indicate about 2,000,000 fewer cases than last year. Fraser River totals fall to 180,000 cases, signaling a world shortage and pushing wholesale prices for Puget Sound sockeyes higher to 1.50 per dozen for talls 1.60 for flats and 1.00 for half pounds.
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New York Times
Tacoma
Washington
Pacific Coast
Charles Corby
Pacific Selling Company of
New York
Fraser River
Puget Sound
Gould seeks arbitration to settle Virginian Passenger and Power dispute
Frank Jay Gould arrives in Richmond and wins ratification of an arbitration plan over a $1,000,000 claim arising from the Virginia Passenger and Power Company sale. Gould names Winslow S. Pierce as his arbiter and Fisher has ten days to nominate his. A third arbiter will be chosen jointly to speed a settlement.
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New York Times
Richmond
Frank Jay Gould
George E. Fisher
New York
Virginia Passenger and Power Company
Gould
Fisher
Winslow S. Pierce
Union Pacific
Missouri Pacific
Bodyguard for D M Parry Threats Prompt Guards
Indianapolis reports two special policemen guard the country home of D M Parry president of the National Merchants and Manufacturers Association. Parry says he has received threat letters warning him to desist from attacks on union labor and to harm his family and kidnap his children. He declares courage and readiness to face any attack.
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New York Times
Indianapolis
D. M. Parry
National Merchants and Manufacturers’ Association
Parry
Mr. Parry
Fire in Cincinnati Building Causes Major Damage
A five story building at 204 to 208 Walnut Street in Cincinnati burned today, caused by spontaneous combustion on the Schoellkopf Hartford Hanna Company chemicals floor. Losses totaled 145000 with injuries to two firemen. several others also hurt by falling glass and chemical explosions. Major losses across J C McCullough Seed Co and Selbert Wuest Co and others.
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Cincinnati
Walnut Street
Charles Regan
Schoellkopf, Hartford & Hanna Company
Herrlinger Paper Company
Selbert, Wuest & Co
C. B. Foote
Alleged Brother of Archbishop Dies in Chicago
A man who gave the name Thomas Ryan and claimed to be Archbishop Ryan of Philadelphia died at County Hospital Chicago after being found seriously ill on the streets. He asked hospital officials to notify the Archbishop of his illness before dying.
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Chicago
Thomas Ryan
Archbishop Ryan
Philadelphia
Ryan
Two Day Special Excursion From Atlantic City by PRR
Pennsylvania Railroad announces a two day special excursion from Atlantic City departing Saturday September 5 including Labor Day. Tickets go on sale September 6 with return within fifteen days. Accommodations at Hotel Rudolf. Consult ticket agents for details.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Rudolf
Adv
Atlantic City
Beach Front
Beavers and Green Linked to Time Clock Scandal
Washington reports state Senator George E. Green of New York and ex-Post Office official George W. Beavers face Grand Jury scrutiny over Bundy Time Clock contracts. Investigators question company accounts as Beavers and Green appear as witnesses amid a broader land and trespass dispute led by U S marshals with ejectment set for September 10.
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New York Times
Washington
George W. Beavers
New York City
Beavers
Post Office
Brooklyn
New York
Grand Jury
New
Anne
Grand
George E. Green
Green
Post Office Department
City Hall
Bundy Time Clock Company
Binghamton
N. Y
Chinese Merchants Seek Release From Detention
Washington reports Chinese merchants detained at Malone New York under new U S immigration rules have enlisted a lawyer to win their release. Among the detainees are Washington residents including a member of Hong Chung Co. The Department of Commerce says strict rules hinder bona fide residents but promises no undue delays. Lee Son of Chung Co appeals for help to regain freedom.
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New York Times
Washington
Malone
N. Y
United States
Hong, Chung & Co
Department of Commerce
Lee
New Chung & Co
Washingtons Home In Peril At Mount Vernon
The Mount Vernon mansion faces collapse due to an exceptionally wet summer. Deteriorating sandstone walls and a disintegrating cornerstone with a Masonic emblem prompt removal and re-cutting of the stone. The tomb of Washington and his wife also risks ruin, with a Washington firm contracted to coat walls with a preserving composition after thorough drying with torches.
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New York Times
Washington
Mount Vernon
Gen. Washington
Rich squatters must go from western Washington lands
Under orders from the Secretary of War the U S Marshal for DC has given squatters on valuable western Washington lands until Sept 10 to vacate or face ejection. The group includes millionaires and prominent business firms. This is the second notice, yet previous notices were ignored. The Secretary acts under a specified authority.
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United States
Palmer
Bar Harbor
Mr. Palmer
New York Times
Washington
Secretary of War
District of Columbia
The Famous Nauheim Treatment Ad for Heart Disease
An advertisement for the Famous Nauheim system by Erlinger at 135 West 45th Street promotes treatment for heart disease, rheumatism, and insomnia with emphasis on therapeutic benefits.
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Nauheim
West 45Th
Mock hanging incident shocks New Jersey town
In Union Hill New Jersey six year old John F. Langer Jr. was hung from a lamppost during a boys game of cops and robbers. He was cut down unconscious and remains in critical condition as police investigate and prepare to detain eleven other players.
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Union Hill
N. J
John F. Langer, Jr
New York Avenue
Langer
Eastern railways to raise grain rates October first
Eastern railroads plan to raise grain and grain products rates on October 1. Domestic shipments Chicago to New York would move from 18 to 20 cents per 100 pounds while export rates shift from 15 1/2 to 17 1/4 cents. Officials say the adjustment follows a prior temporary cut for lake competition and aims to curb diversion to New Orleans and Galveston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Chicago
New York
New Orleans
Galveston
State Attorney Imprisoned In Habeas Corpus Case
Chicago September judge Cavanaugh in Criminal Court jailed Assistant State's Attorney Barnett for ten days and fined 50 dollars after officers attempted to serve a Governor's warrant in court. Hoyt, charged with obtaining money under false pretenses and fugitive from justice, faced contempt sanctions. Detective Howard and Officer Houillion were also jailed ten days.
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Chicago
Walter B. Hoyt
Cavanaugh
Barnett
Thomas J. Howard
Louis Houillion
Cincinnati
Hoyt
Girl hooks trousers with eight dollars in Wisconsin
Miss Lillian Bredritch of Chicago earned notice for the season’s strangest catch near Herricks Dam, Wisconsin. She and her father hauled to the surface what began as a large fish, only to reveal a worn pair of men’s trousers containing eight dollars thirteen cents in pockets.
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Racine
Wis
Lillian Bredritch
Chicago
Wisconsin
Herricks Dam
Concery
Club member gone and 560000 missing
William T. Tucker, linked to Tucker Smith Co and member of Baltimore clubs, disappeared to Central America with 560 000 in his father Wesley A. Tucker estate securities missing from a Mercantile Trust vault. His mother and an officer later opened the strong box. 93 000 remained. Tucker faced a breach of promise suit and defalcation implications loom.
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New York Times
Baltimore
William T. Tucker
Tucker, Smith & Co
Maryland
Elkridge
Wesley A. Tucker
Mercantile Trust and Deposit Company
Tucker
Central America
Europe
Cable
George H. Glover
New York
Deposit Company
Sarah G. Morris
Co-T “S
Rogers Estate Annuities Secured by Metropolitan Museum
Special Master William H. Corbin in Trenton outlined the security for $500 annuities to two Rogers grandsons. The Metropolitan Museum of Art will pledge $50,000 in local government securities with interest funding the payments, while $350,000 railroad stock remains in trust with museum consent. Corbin remarked the $50,000 investment should suffice, deeming the railroad stake unnecessary.
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Trenton
N. J
William H. Corbin
Court of Chancery
Metropolitan Museum of Art
New York City
Jacob L. Rogers
Paterson
Rogers
Corbin
Cleveland's Speed in Doubt After Cape Ann Run
The Portland trial board reviewed the Cleveland's Cape Ann course test. They noted a port air pump break and a minute slow-down to let a schooner pass. Officials hinted the average speed may not meet the 10.50 knot contract, with builders' firemen criticized.
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Portland
Cleveland
Cape Ann
Rail passenger service rumor questioned by Union Pacific
Omaha officials say New York to San Francisco through service via New York Central Lake Shore Northwestern and Union and Southern Pacific Railroads is reported but lacks foundation. Secretary Orr notes the rumor appears baseless and not sanctioned by UP headquarters.
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New York Times
Omaha
Neb
New York
San Francisco
New York Central
Lake Shore
Northwestern
Union
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Orr
Coins Shipped From U S Mint For Manila
Ten million four hundred sixty five thousand silver coins worth 928 thousand six hundred dollars were shipped under guard from the United States Mint to New York for transport to Manila. The shipment in 430 heavy kegs weighs 300 pounds each when filled. Officials say coinage for these islands will be paused temporarily to finish coinage for Fall trade in the United States.
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Philadelphia
Penn
United States Mint
New York
Manila
United States
Wyoming's Largest Output of Coal Shipment
In August the Delaware Lackawanna and Western Coal Company's Woodward colliery near Wilkes Barre mined 64 000 tons of coal the largest weekly tonnage in the Wyoming region. Outlook suggests mines in the valley will run full time this year.
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Wyoming
Wilkesbarre
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Coal Company
Woodward
Counterfeit Ten Dollar Note Reported By Secret Service
The Secret Service Bureau reports a new counterfeit ten dollar National banknote from Mechanics National Bank of New Bedford Mass. The 1882 series with letter B charter No 743 lists Bruce register Wyman treasurer. The note is a good photograph on plain paper without fibre numbers seal and back panel tinted with thin colors. Also mentions Hudson River Day Line Steamers and D and H Co schedules for Lake George monument dedication on Sept 5 and 7.
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Washington
Secret Service Bureau
Mechanics’ National Bank
New Bedford
Mass
Bruce
Register
Wyman
United States
Caldwell
Hudson River Day Line
Lake George Monument
Ady
Chased Automobile Racer Arrested After Fifth Avenue Flight
Stonewall Jackson a thirty six year old liquor dealer living at the Hotel Martin Twenty sixth Street and Fifth Avenue was arrested after a mile and a half high speed chase up Fifth Avenue last night by Policeman Eugene O Sullivan of the Hast Sixty seventh Street Station. Jackson and four women and a young man rode the speeding car through Seventy seventh Street to One Hundred and Twelfth Street. O Sullivan gained on the fleeing vehicle and forced surrender after blocking the auto path with his bicycle. The group then scattered and Jackson directed the others toward a bondsman.
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Stonewall Jackson
Martin
Twenty-sixth Street
Fifth Avenue
Eugene O'Sullivan
Sixty-seventh Street
Seventy-seventh Street
Jackson
O'Sullivan
East Sixty-seventh Street Star
Rothschild Baron Sentenced in Paris Automobiles Case
Baron Henri de Rothschild faced a Paris police court on charges of automobile scorching. After a prior postponement, his defense cited a Ministry of the Interior permit allowing him as a doctor to ignore speed laws. He received one day in jail and a fine of 10.
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Paris
Baron Henri de Rothschild
Ministry of the Interior
Automobile dress reform urged for women motorists
Chicago September 2 Mme Hunt told the National Milliners Association convention that leather caps long visors goggles and box coats must go for women who drive. She urged close fitting hats in light silk and coats that fit the body with coordinated color, suitable for city wear and afternoon receptions after alighting from autos.
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New York Times
Chicago
Mme. Hunt
National Milliners’ Association
Fine Arts
Hoadleys Seek Removal Of Plant Estate Executors In Connecticut
Stamford, Sept 2. Charles E. and Horace G. Hoadley of Waterbury seek removal of Henry Bradley Plant estate executors for allegedly ignoring New Haven Probate Court jurisdiction and diverting affairs to New York courts. Executors Morton Plant Margaret Plant and George Tilly fight dismissal. hearing likely in October to decide if heirs have standing to pursue removal and if executors breached probate oversight.
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New York Times
Stamford
Conn
Charles E
Horace G. Hoadley
Waterbury
Henry Bradley Plant
New Haven
New York
Morton F. Plant
Margaret J. Plant
George H. Tilly
Darien
Cleaver
Hoadleys
Henry B. Plant
Superior Court
Bryan backs Clarke for Senate despite 1896 bolt
William Jennings Bryan endorsed John H. Clarke for the Senate in Ohio, calling opposition to a man who bolted in 1896 but supported the ticket in 1900 unreasonable. The statement urges party unity and notes Clarke's reform stances on direct election of senators, income tax, and opposition to government by injunction, with one disagreement on metallic money. Bryan argued Clarke aligns with Kansas City platform aims and Democratic principles.
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New York Times
Columbus
Ohio
William J. Bryan
John H. Clarke
Johnson
Clarke
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Richard Olney
Edward M. Shepard
Mr. Clarke
Democratic Party
Hanna
Kansas
Ohio State Board of Agriculture
State Fair Grounds
Beye
Marion
Rebels Who Can't Rebel
Asheville North Carolina Sept 2 Consul General Gudger says Herrera’s followers are not mustering due to his poor health and unlikely recovery. He also states Lorenz is dead after a post trial execution.
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Gudger
Asheville
N. C
H. A. Gudger
United States
Panama
Gen. Herrera
Herrera
Gen. Lorenz
Gen. Lorenz, Mentioned In Yesterday’s Cables, Mr. Gudger
Eager
Death of man in Rome Hospital while under arrest
William H. Clark of the International Collection Bureau died in Rome Hospital after a fall and epileptic seizure while in custody for alleged larceny connected to accounts for Mercantile Gazetteer. He was about 35, had undergone leg amputation following the injury, and died following the incident today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Utica
N. Y
William H. Clark
International Collection Bureau
Park Row
New York
Rome
Clark
Mercantile Gazetteer
Seaboard Air Line lists double daily trains with through sleepers
The Seaboard Air Line Railway advertises double daily trains with through sleepers and cafe dining cars to Savannah, Jacksonville, Tampa, and Atlanta. Departures from New York are at 12 55 noon and 12 10 night from Office 1 183 Broadway. The September issue of The Four Track News is now available for five cents at newsstands.
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Seaboard Air Line Railway
Savannah
Jacksonville
Tampa
Atlanta
New York
Broadway
Cabinet to Speak in Ohio Opens State Campaign
The Republican State Executive Committee selected Chillicothe as the site for the opening of the Ohio State campaign on Sept 19 with speakers including Senators Hanna Foraker Col Myron T Herrick and Warren G Harding. The push begins Sept 22 as orators cover the state. Secretaries Shaw Wilson Moody and other cabinet members will spend time in Ohio with many Senate leaders attending. Democrats led by Tom L Johnson plan a mid month tour with tent meetings and automobile parties. The committee also chose George H Watkins of Pike County as the short term Board of Public Works member to fill the late Charles A Goddard vacancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Columbus
Ohio
Chillicothe
Hanna and Foraker
Col
Myron T. Herrick
Warren G. Harding
Shaw
Wilson
Moody
Lodge
Beveridge
Spooner
Fairbanks
Cullom
Hopkins
Frye
Hale
Tom L. Johnson
Republican State Central Committee
George H. Watkins
Pike County
Board of Public Works
Charles A. Goddard
Goddard
Portrait planned for Capt. Gridley by his mother
Mrs. Gridley, mother of the late Capt. Gridley of the battleship Olympia, will present a portrait to the District of Columbia Corps Spanish War Veterans. The ceremony is set for tomorrow evening in the Congo SS. Harriet JT. will deliver the presentation address, with District Commissioners and regular army officers expected to attend.
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New York Times
Washington
Gridley
Olympia
District of Columbia Corps
Congo SS
Harriet JT
Regular Army
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Japan
Stanley
Mrs. Quintard
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Cops and Robbers
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Baltimore Society
Tral America
Rogers Estate
J. L. Rogers
Cruiser
the Transcontinental Service Report
Burnett
Baron Henri
Automobile Dress Reform
Senate
Indorsing Clarke
Cabinet
House
Herrick
Foraker
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