Robbers Kill Patrol After Ranch Holdout Near Hugo
A posse pursuing three robbers killed two and wounded others during a ranch siege near Hugo, Colorado. The raiders had halted at D. E. Bartholomew’s ranch after eluding a train hold up, while townsfolk and lawmen chased them with heavy gunfire in a dawn confrontation.
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Gere
J GB Riggs
Commercial Hotel
Goodland
George Cullins
Anulther
Patty
Jenytson
Hugo
Cotp
Denver
W. J. Fay
Wall
D. E. Bartholomew
Toon
lorGoodland
Sher? Walker
George Cult
E. C. Biddismani
Bartholomew Place
Walker
Riggs
Waser
Sheriff Walker
Ebert & Sons Low Prices On Household Paints Tools
Ebert and Sons advertise a broad catalog of low priced items including lawn mowers in multiple sizes, whitewash brushes for fence work, step ladders, ice cream freezers, screens, varnish, enamel top dressing, paints and stains. The ad lists prices per unit and bulk options with emphasis on affordable domestic goods and completion guarantees.
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Faure
Fragmented eyewitness notes on a 1920s shooting case
Disjointed OCR fragment describes a daytime ambush at a retreat with gunfire. Mentions a body bearing a gunshot wound, watches, jewelry, and burned items. References names and locations in a cryptic, incomplete way. details are unclear and partially garbled.
Kruger Will Not Yield War News Amid Heat Toll
Lorenzo Marques reports President Kruger denied surrender rumors saying the war will last longer. A British campaign between Lydenburg and Middleburg claimed 500 British fatalities. Dispatches note heat waves in Philadelphia and Chicago with multiple deaths, and Wilkes-Barre fair funds secured. Miss Flossie Swelland drowns at Put In Bay.
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Philadelphia
Grant Vizier
Turkey
Constantinople
Pennsylvania
Wilkesbarre
Flossie Swelland
Fredonia
N. Y
Put In Bay
Chicago
Fitzsimmons Rout Rublin In Sixth Round Boxing Bout
New York August reports describe Bob Fitzsimmons defeating Jim Ruhlin at Madison Square Garden in the sixth round. The older fighter used a solar plexus blow and smart footwork to overwhelm Ruhlin who led with hard lefts but failed to land decisive blows.
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Ola Mae
Legether
Itis Marseleus Selur Pease
Gjanmi
New York
Bob Fitasim- Mets
Australia
Chee Bet Gus Kuhlit
Twentieth Century Club
Madison Square Garden
Chirap
T Hat Fitzsimmons
Fiteh Fe
Odsg
Flusimmons
Roblin
Prizimmons
Immons
Fitzsimmons
Ruhlin
Rublin
Ohio
Rukiin
Fite
Gus
Fitz
Perjury dispute clouds Powers Goebel trial at Georgetown
In Georgetown Kentucky Caleb Powers former secretary of state faces an expanding dispute over perjury as the defense rests and prosecutors call rebuttal witnesses. The jury will view the Goebel assassination scene in Frankfort soon with expectations of a possible disagreement rather than a conviction. An affidavit about Judge W H Yost was rejected as improper since compulsory processes were not used to compel attendance.
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Manor
Powers
Georgetown
Caleb Powers
Goebel
Frankfort
W_ HH. Yost
Yost
Lord Chief Justice Russell Dies in England
London reports Lord Russell of Kitlowen, lord chief justice, died after an operation for gastric illness at Cromwell House Kensington. Born in Ireland in 1833, he became the first Catholic in over two centuries to hold England's top judicial post, serving after 1894 following Lord Coleridge. He also served in Parliament and as attorney general in Gladstone administrations. Texas Democratic Ticket Chooses Sayers and Others. Waco details list governor to supreme court slate with Sayers, Browning, Smith, Regan, and others. Debate centered on Waters-Pierce Oil charter, ending in a victory for the state administration.
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Exmand
Cape
London
Lord Russell of
Kitlowen
England
Cromwell House
Kensington
Lord Russell
Lord Coleridge
Ireland
Gladstone
Texas
Waco
Tex
Joseph D. Sayers
J. N. Browning
Thomas S. Smith
Charles Regan
R. M. Love
Kendall
Supreme Court
R. S. Gaines
A. L. Williams
John XII Henderson
John W. Robbins
J Story
Waters-Pierce Oil Company
New Cable to Germany Links U S and Azores Planned
The Commercial Cable company begins laying the first transatlantic telegraph line to Germany from Coney Island. Sanctions were granted by the U S president and the German emperor last year. The 2406 mile cable will cost about 4.1 million dollars. In Rockaway, Joseph Rabiner shot and killed his brother-in-law and wounded his father and himself. he survived with slim chances of recovery. The father is recovering and expected to leave the hospital soon.
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Grermany
New York
United States
Commercial
Coney Island
United State
Sarly
Azores
Joseph Rabiner
Rockaway
McKenna
Improvements at the Woman's College Headline
Improvements at the Woman's College for the coming year are nearly complete including a new steam laundry plant and bathroom upgrades. Changes in faculty include Mrs. Sarah M. Myers as lady principal, Miss Kathe Lauterbach teaching German and French, and appointments for English, history, and preparatory work. An enrollment boost is noted with a Los Angeles prospect and Miss Shriner won second prize at the Inter Collegiate Elocution Contest. Sympathy is expressed for Miss Mary Williams on her brother's Manila death.
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Woman's College
Snch
East Hall
Robert F. Thomas
Conservatory Hall
Sarah M. Myers
Whce
Jenkins
Myers
Judge Myers
Denver
Col
Washington
D. C
Oslifornis and
Xenia
Soldier's
Sailor's Se
Ohio
Kathe Lauterbach
Leipsic
Germany
Miss Lauterbach
Young Ladies
Chase
Miss M. Kerr
Landisburg
Smith College
Kerr
Walton Wellsley
Philadelphia
Susan M. Markey
Wellesley College
Frederick
Markey
Agnes Kroder
Suean Garrott
Appie
Pennsylvania
New York
Maryland
Delaware
West
Virgin
Los Angeles
Cal
Hooma
Poeai Ie
Alleé Shriner
McGretne
Mary Williams
Manila
GREEK BRIGANDS SMUGGLED IN TO NEW YORK
Greek brigands linked to a Greece Greece crime wave were intercepted after arriving aboard the Amsterdam from Amaanah Boulogne. Inspectors traced aliases Peter Surtis and Seacharis Sakellaris and learned one fled to Chicago while the other remained in the city to relay word. A decree offers 20108 francs for each alive or death penalty for the criminals, easing fear for families.
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Potascus Greeh
Ecship
Amsterdam
Boulogne
A. Seraphig
Hitself Va
Greece
UN Taetz
Chicago
Copeus
Ff. Franca
Lavedemonia
Sparta
Mysterious Herrick deaths prompt poison probe in Chicago
Edward P Herrick dies suddenly at 4405 Champlain avenue. Coroner and police plan a poison trace examination amid suspicions tied to prior family deaths. Exwives and a son’s wife listed as involved, with family seeking official inquiry. Anarchist case in Richmond also notes. Brachi jailed after alleged threats and incident in police court.
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Chicago
Edward P. Herrick
Champlain Avenue
Herrick
E. P. Herrick
Cornelia Fontinoe
E. T. Herrick
E P. Herrick & Cox Brokers
Magdalene Lymhurner
Paward Herrick
J. F. Percell
Richmond
Alexander Brachi
St. Peter's Cathedral
Iny Humbert
Prac
Bracch
Hum~ri
O Bracchi
Srs al GsGante
Bear Ricamand
Vanderbilt Led Bat Ruled Out Cottage City
Mass August 11 The New York Yacht Club squadron race from Newport to Vineyard Haven ran 57 miles in strong winds and heavy seas The Virginia owned by W K Vanderbilt Jr led early but was disqualified for violating course rules Mineola finished second and Rainbow and Yanker followed, per The News.
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Cottage City
Mass
New York Yacht Club
Newport
Vineyard Haven
Virginia
W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Gover
Mineola
Rainbow
China Crisis Deepens Over Pekin Relief Mission
The Conger dispatches claim Western powers demand safe passage for ministers under international escort while Chinese forces refuse direct aid. U S Marines suffer casualties as tensions rise. Secretary Root and Adee push a guarded reply, with Wu showing interest in Li Hung Chang’s peace appointment, amid uncertain dispatch deliveries.
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Hamely
Pekin
Canton
Denahment
Tsung-Li-Yamen
Myers
Lippett
Hoot
Adee
Mate
Conger
Hug
Washington
Gepartment
Root
Department of State
Li Hung Chang
China Surturing for Peace and Rising War News
Aug 11 Lond reports show China seeking peace via Li Hung Chang after Yang tsun attack led by American and British forces. Chinese retreat from entrenched positions ends as shells affect troops. casualties cited 209 Chinese, 250 American per one account, with Russian notices of movement toward Pekin and Tientsin. Berlin press predicts 250000 troops and 417 ships to be in China within six weeks.
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Chaffee
St. Petersburg
Sui
Hu Nan
Hu Fin
Pekin
Tien Tsin
Mirtar Woshesblatt
Berlin
China
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