Edward Opens Osborne House to Public as Convalescent Home
A newspaper note from London dated August 11 reports King Edward signals coronation plans and agrees to open Osborne House to the public as a convalescent home for officers of the New Army. Buckingham Palace correspondence to Prime Minister Balfour outlines the intention and public use of the residence.
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London
Edward
Osborne House
Victoria
Balfour
Buckingham
Palace
Debris strewn along track after multi-car incident
In a reported mishap, s and several cars were jem 20 debris, scattered along the rail line for a distance, causing disruption and prompting cleanup efforts.
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Senator McMillan Dies at Massachusetts Summer Home
Washington Aug 11 A dispatch reports the death of James McMillan senator from at large. He expired at his summer home in Massachusetts of heart failure. The prominent congressman had appeared in good health and looked forward to a quiet and restful summer.
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Massachusetts
Washington
James McMillan
athe
parnanene
Masaya Volcano Emitting Vapors and Danger of Eruption
Nicaragua reports Masaya volcano near San Fernando de Masaya emitting vapors and loud sounds for 20 days with officials warning of possible eruption. Population of 22 000 natives, volcano about 3900 feet high, located at foot of the town. In separate report Harry Tracy’s body identified at the penitentiary after escape, with his face pitted to deter theft.
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Nicaragua
Managua
Santiago
Masaya
San Fernando de Masaya
Tracy
Vitrio Salem
Harry’ Tracy
ann
Striking miners in Pennsylvania near end of fourth week
Wilkes Barre August 11 reports say the fourteenth week of the anthracite strike shows dissatisfaction with relief distribution fading. President Mitchell confirms strikers are in good shape and expect to resume mining soon, with some mines possibly opening within a month or two.
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Sheniandoah
Wilkesbarre
Mitch‘ell
rituin
lodgea
Shenandoah Camp Amidst Surrounding Towns Report
Brigadier General Gobin reports troops in field for ten days with no warning of trouble. local authorities seek to arrest those tied to the July 30 riot and two foreigners charged with murder. River steamer New York ran aground at Thousand Islands Park with 859 aboard. passengers landed safely. In Allentown a man shot a woman and himself during a lovers quarrel. both seriously wounded and not expected to survive. the woman is married to another man.
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Gobin
Tig
Thousand Islands Park
N. Y
Aug. l
New York
Thousand Island
American channel
Thousand Island Park
Union Masonic
Syracuse
Fine View
Clayton
St Lawrence
Allentown
Harry S. Weston
Bertha T. Brown
Watson
Robert M. Brown
Steamer Returns from Labrador Totals Sailors Lost
The Virginia Lake returned to St Johns from Labrador with a report of excellent fishery prospects. A schooner ran ashore at Farm Yard Islands and its crew of ten was drowned, marking a tragic loss at sea.
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St. Johns
N. F
Virginia lake
Labrador
Teporis
Isands
Total revenues and expenditures in occupation period
The report shows total revenues from all sources at 57,200,000 dollars and expenditures of 55,370,000 dollars, leaving a remainder turned over to the Republic of Cuba under United States authority.
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Republic of Cuba
Cyclone strikes Trenton causing roofs and tracks to fail
A fierce storm described as a cyclone unroofed about twenty buildings in central Trenton New Jersey causing widespread damage. Electric light and trolley wires were torn down plunging parts of the city into darkness and suspension of service. Perry Street saw three story brick homes lose roofs while other frame houses and a lumber yard shed were ruined. Damage exceeds 51 9600 and rail tracks at Clinton Street station were submerged under water with the tunnel and creek crossing the Delaware and Raritan Canal also flooded. In Norfolk Virginia two Civil War veterans fought, resulting in one eye being gouged out and the other wounded, with the assailant in custody awaiting a murder charge.
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Trenton
N. J
Perry
Crescent pottery
Trenton Potteries Company
Pennsylvania Railroad
Clinton street
Delaware and Raritan Canal
Comrass
Norfolk
National Home
Hampton
Josep J. Redrick
James L. Townsend
Redrick
tomarrel
Moro parties in Mindanao clash risk to American rule
On Mindanao two Moro factions, one peaceful and one hostile, raise unrest amid American efforts to placate them. General Summer dispatches to General Chaffee note the division at Bacolod Mindanao, while Captain Perching at Lake Lanao doubts success of pacification. Also reports Ts and a murder case in New York and an embezzlement at Aspen bank.
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Manila
General Summer
Mindanao
bas
Chaffee
Bacolod
John J Perching
Fifteenth Cavalry
lake Lanao
Jesse M. Lee
Tacloban
Leyte
F. D. Grant
General Nord Routed at Limbe and Cape Hayten
General Mberi Sainave’s Firminist forces routed the provisional government army at Limbe, capturing Nord’s cannons and war munitions. Hundreds of Nord troops were killed or taken prisoner as the advance continued toward Cape Hayten, while the gunboat Crete-a-Pierrot ferried troops and marines to montre city outskirts. Residents report fright and bombardment threats as fires and repairs hamper daily life.
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Nord
Limbe
Petit Gouave
Cape Hayton
Hayu
Mberi Sainave
sees Firminigt
Alexis. Nord
Crete-a-Pierrot
ig Sa
Fatal blaze and riots across towns
Fire and violence break through multiple locations with a fatal race riot in Texas Columbia and brutal home invasion in Dayton. In Texas a deputy sheriff was shot and died after a confrontation with black and white factions. in Dayton masked robbers tortured an elderly farmer, binding him and setting a fire to force a money reveal.
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Texas
Columbia
Tex
Cochran
Willias
anu. Te
Edward ©. Smith
fred.Smith
Braxes
Dayton
Jacob Mumma
Mumma
Oldest Actress Ez Young Dies At Actors Fund Home
New York August 31 Mrs Ez Young the oldest actress on the American stage died yesterday at the Actors' Fund Home West New Brighton S L She fell two weeks ago injuring a hip bone Born in London she spent a quarter century in Britain before emigrating to the United States in 183 percent moves
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New York
Ez. Young
Actors’ Fund
West New Brighton
S. L
Young
ace
London
plares
provinces
United States
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Atlanta
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Arthur Hughes
Roosevelt Hospital
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York
Pietro Guardini
Dacokiya
Antonio
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Zirotoli
Guardine
Bank Tellier
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Leonard M. Tiingie
First National Bank of Aspen
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