Attempted palace assassination shocks Ottoman reforms
Unconfirmed Genoa telegram reports a Young Turk mutiny plan as a palace guard breach injures the sultan. Ministers resign, Mehmed Ali Bey is said relieved, and Kiamil Pasha invited to form a new government. Fehim Pasha lynched. arrests follow amid turmoil over constitutional ministry's age and liberal direction.
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Feader
Young Turkey Party
Cuitan
Bald Pasha
Izxet Bay
Maria
Fehmt Pashe
Council of State
Yeniahair
Asia Minor
Memduh “Praeba
Hassan Rami Pasha
Rechid
Married After 40 Years Reunited in Kingston
George Faulkner sixty two and Sarah B Seymour sixty one of Schuyler Neb marry in Kingston after decades apart. They first met in youth, married others, then reunited on the Hudson on arrival at Kingston Point. They obtained a marriage license from City Clerk Cummings and wed.
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Sarah B. Seymour
Schuyler
Neb
Tounty
Beymour
Faulkner
Seymour
Schnuyter
Hudson River
Hendrick Hudson
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Copan
Horatio Seyowar
Democrats Short of Cash in Campaign Appeal from Bryan
Lincoln Neb Aug In a publication draft William J Bryan issues an appeal for campaign contributions to oppose railroad stock manipulation and wage exploitation. The Democratic National Committee pledge favors publicity of contributions before election and limits individual gifts to 10000 with publication of gifts over 100.
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AV. J. Bryan
Lincoln
Neb
Ang
William J. Bryan
The
Republic
Democratic National Committee
Fairview
Grewsome Chicago Murder Mystery Unfolds
A dismembered boy’s body is found in mud lake near the Chicago river. The legs, torso head and arms show brutal injuries and a battered suitcase with a boy’s cap and suspenders is found nearby. Police pursue baffling clues in this chilling case.
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Chicago
Attick Parde
Torao
Brave Newsboy Dives To Save Man In Atlantic City Surf
In Atlantic City on August 6, 18 year old newsboy John Brews leapt from the boardwalk into hazardous surf to aid Frank W Brown a New York visitor and detective drowning beyond the breakers. Brews swam out with a life buoy but tiring currents halted him as Brown perdido his strength. lifesavers and surgeon Beckwith worked to revive Brown who owed his rescue to prompt action. Thousands watched the daring rescue and tragedy unfold.
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N. J
Faank W. Brown
New York
John Brews
Brown
Bim Jn & Boyt
Thousanda
Promenodora
Beath Burgeon Beckwith
Frank Brown
Cardinal Gibbons Aids Kathbrine Wikins Catholic Union
London reports Cardinal Gibbons affirmed Kathbrine Wikins will join Roman Catholicism before marrying the Duke of the Abruzzi. The pope reportedly asked about Miss Eling and relatives and voiced pleasure at her becoming an Ital ing and Catholic princess.
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Ming Elkins
London
Globe
Rome
Kathbrine Wikins
Abruzzi
Miss Eling
Miss Elking
Baseball Scores and Standings From The League Action
In Detroit the Athletics fell 6 to 3 as Malin Schmidt and Dygert worked for Detroit. St Louis beat New York 6 1 in the second game while Chicago defeated Boston 3 to 0. Cleveland topped Washington 3 to 2. Detroit leads the standings with a 60 36 record, Athletic 45 49, St Louis 69 39, Boston 44 54, Chicago 63 44, New York 32 64. National League results show New York 4 Cincinnati 9 with games postponed by rain.
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Schmidt
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Role van
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Clarke
Davidson
Cates
Tannehill
Street
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Cleveld
N.york
Rey York
Cincinnati
Font Vinetis Darkness
Cranda Taylor
Bresnehan
Campbell
Ewing
Tandine
Tri-State League standings and scattered game results
In Reading Trenton and Lancaster matchups the scores show Reading 4 Trenton 3 and Lancaster 1 Wilmington 8 with several batters listed. Standings display Williamsport Altoona Harrisburg and others with W L records and percentages across multiple clubs.
Death at Sea After Lottery Win in Panama
Lara Ole Wil helm Wind, a Royal Mail Trent passenger en route from Southampton to New York via Colon, was found dead Aug. 1 in his cabin and buried at sea. Wind had won $16,000 in the Panama lottery and traveled to visit his aging mother in Denmark. Also noted, bankruptcy proceedings were started against Arizona Consolidated Copper Co in Arts., with Harry B. Creighton appointed receiver for a firm with holdings in Santa Cruz and Pima counties.
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Lara Ole Wilhelm ‘Wind
Royal Mail
Trent
Southampton
Colon
Wind
Panama Canal
Panama
Denmark
Consolidated Copper Collégon, Arts
Arikona Consolidated Copper Company
Santa Cruz
Pima
Harry B. Creighton
Tucson
Pottaville
Bethlehem
Severe Storm Destroys Barns in Williamsport Area
An intense electrical storm struck the Williamsport region in August, burning six barns in a twenty mile radius. The blight destroyed hay and grain, killing six cows, and heavy rain damaged corn fields across multiple local farms.
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Barnes
Williamsport
Notable Deaths and Tragic Accidents Reported
George Larimer seventy three who built the first weaving house airbrake died in Pittsburg. R J Hume wife and children of Eau Claire Wisconsin drowned in Lake Nabaganon while crossing in a duck boat. Henry Cartwright veteran English middleweight died in St Louis aged seventy nine. Continued mourning for Anna, his daughter. Ted Rowert Burr farmer of Farmingdale New Jersey swallowed laudanum in a death incident.
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Pittsburg
R. J. Hume
Eau Claire
Wie
Lake Nabaganon
Wis
Henry Cartwright
Edward
Prince of Wales
St. Louis
Anna
ted _Rowert & Burr
Farmingdale
N. J
Chronic Diarrhoea Relieved by United States Remedy
A fragment reports that a general and several patients used a U S experimental remedy for chronic diarrhoea and dysentery with claims of relief and cure. Names and details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Mas
Ananutt
United States
Fi’ le Bald
Man Boon
Féhim Pacha
Grier
Ohio
Rube Waddell Reforms Stir American Baseball Circles
Rube Waddell engaged in another reform attempt causing chatter among managers and fans. He deserted the team to chase water snakes in Missouri but has now returned and vows to avoid future mischief while remaining with the club.
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Waddell
Itube
Rube
Missouri
Leever’s Great Record A Pirates Veteran Star Twirler
The article lauds Sam Leever of the Pittsburgh Pirates as one of baseball’s great twirlers. In his eleventh season with Pittsburgh since 1896 he has won 164 and lost 81 games, averaging nearly two thirds of his decisions each season. He is the only current Pirate to have pitched for the club before Dreyfus era.
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Sam Leever
Pittsburg Nationals
Lucky Leever
Schoolmanter
Teever
Buccaneers
Richmond
Pirates
Aenin
Dreyfuse
Colonels
No Collegians for Dovey as Boston Sticks to Homegrown Talent
Major George R. Dovey Boston owner rejects college players for his baseball club and favors discovering homegrown talent from the local amateur ranks. He notes no plan to stock a long rookies list and emphasizes improving the team through existing players rather than costly signings. Timmy Narvett, released by Boston, shines for Providence with a batting near .200.
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Lote
Chapa
George R. Dovey
Imine
Ralvrah Boya
Dovey
National League
King of the Doves
Pfeiffer
Prac
Barrett
Timmy Narvett
Boston Americans
Providence
Lawyer seeks apprentice and lesson from rat hunt
A lawyer placed an ad for an apprentice and gathered several boys for a test. After a dramatic event with a gun and a rat, he asked the boys to write questions, and the one who asked about the rat's death was chosen. The story ends with a note about American Photography.
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Ion
Lore
Tere
Sre
Lowering the Flag The Half Mast Regulation in Use
The Kaneae Times outlines military and naval rules for lowering the flag to half mast. It explains hoisting sequence, placement on staff sections, and differences between army posts and ships. The article cites Article 41 and paragraph 428 of the U S Army regulations and quotes Army and Navy officers.
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United States Army
Ward
Ode to Arkansaw by a Virginian sprinter
A poem by James Roeetar, a University of Virginia sprinter preparing for London, declares a preference for Arkansaw over fairy lands. It extols Arkansas landscapes, pines, rivers, and beauty, expressing a wish to rest there after life. The piece ends with a request to be laid to rest in Arkansas.
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James Alcorn Roeetar
London
Arkansaw
Reading Bride Sues for Breach of Engagement in Reading
Bertha Bublette of Reading files suit against William Heingelman, engaged in West Virginia, claiming breach of promise after a July 1907 betrothal. She asserts he tore up their letters and refused marriage, holding a ring he gave to seal the engagement. The case cites a seaside Maori placename and Maori legend in its background.
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Reading
Bertha RB
Bublette
Iegsiuet
William Heingelman
Mercer County
Wats
Tek
Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsement by Frederick Man
A Frederick, Maryland resident testifies that Dean's Kidney Pills cured his kidney trouble and backache after army service. He describes relief from nocturnal urination, back and limb pain, improved appetite and strength after three boxes, bought at Clinton E. Mann's drug store. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents. Remember the name Dean's.
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Hill
Frank Buckey
Ast
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Dean
Army
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Fenster-Milburn O
Buffalo
New York
Sale Agenta
United
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