KING EDWARD AT HOMBURG AFFECTING SCENE AT PARTING
Berlin Aug 14 King Edward will stay at Homburg three weeks for a cure. Emperor William bade him farewell at Wild Park station. Columbus Aug 14 Attorney General Sheets seeks a transcript of Schwab testimony for a proposed Ohio anti trust inquiry. Steel interests argue they control stock and are not a trust or foreign corporation.
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Emperor Wilhelm
Berlin
King Edward
Homburg
Emperor Willam
Wild Park
Steel Trust
Ohio
Columbus
Sheets
Schwab
United States Steel Corporation
industrial commission
Washington
United States Steel company
Salt Lake
Philippines
Assembly Hall
Irving Hale
Colorado
Society of the Philippines
Utah
Idaho
Kansas
Minneapolis
Pennsylvania
Nebraska
Iowa
Ten Carnegie WEN QUIT ADVANTAGE STILL WITH TRUST ASH
Ten men quit the Carnegie company lower union mill in Pittsburg joining the strike. Company claims to have filled vacancies and predicts no more desertions. Bellaire plant closed, National Tube works at McKeesport active but short handed. Strike leaders deny breaks at Painters and New Castle. President Shaffer heads to Wheeling to address strikers. About 10 000 out, 62 000 under three orders. Chartiers plant to be moved to Leechburg. fires drawn after refusals. Steel firms stand at Chicago Joliet Bayview Youngstown Columbus and Kiskimnetas. Strike weighs on US Steel by over 31 percent.
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Pittsburg
lower union
Carnegie company
Carnegie
Bellaire
National Tube works
McKeesport
Wheeling
Chartiers
American Sheet Steel company
Leechburg
Henry
steel corporation
Chicago
Joliet
Bayview
Youngstown
Columbus
Kiskim
United States Steel Corporation
Chicago Men Meet Tonight To Reconsider Strike Refusal
Assistant Secretary Tighe acting for President Shaffer calls a South Chicago meeting for tonight to press reconsideration of the refusal to strike. A wage increase in strike benefits may be discussed if lodges face expulsion from the Amalgamated Association.
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Chicago
Tighe
Amalgamated Association
Shaffer
Carbolic acid threat targets McKeesport mayor
McKeesport Pennsylvania August 14 reports show Mayor Black receiving two alarming items. A threatening postal card from a writer calling for his death and an editorial with margin note urging him to “go take a dose of carbolic acid.”
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McKeesport
Black
Washington, Pa
New York
Train bandits loot Caney Switch passengers in Caney robbery
Denison Texas August 14. Five masked men robbed a southbound Missouri Kansas and Texas train at Caney Switch Indian Territory. Dynamite opened the safe yielding only 1.50. Mail pouches emptied. Passengers robbed. Bandits fled east into timber after two hours. Six men named Rich mond Alford Brown Gibson Edwards Barr jailed in 5 000 bail each.
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Denison
Tex
Missouri, Kansas and Texas
Caney Switch
I. T
J. B. Davis
Colbert
E. ©. Richmond
Bob Alford
George Brown
John Gibson
Tom Edwards
Jack Barr
Ataka
Commissioner Barr
Caney
Dennison
Indian Territory
freman
Tulley
Sam Gaines
railway mail service
Suspending the Sheriff at Alabama Convention
At the constitutional convention in Montgomery on August 14, motion to reconsider the governor suspension power over sheriffs pending impeachment for allowing lynching was not acted on. Ex Governor Jones urged centralized power to prevent lawlessness, citing recent lynchings. no definite action taken. Dr A F Conroy seeks 33099 from Britain for hospital equipment losses in Transvaal while neutrally serving as Red Cross physician. Cincinnati Ball Club sale rumors surface with John T Brush ownership.
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Alabama
Montgomery
Ala
Long
Walker
Jones
Conroy
England
Chicago
A. F. Conroy
Transvaal
ambulante corps
Red Cross
Ian Hamilton
Cincinnati
John T. Brush
Ban Johnson
German Writer Seeks Reciprocity With United States
Berlin August 144 The Kreuzzeitung prints Paul Dana article urging a reciprocity arrangement with the United States, arguing feasibility as Americans are keen on self interest. Newton Hamilton Camp Meeting Opens with sermon by Juniata district elder. tents double those of last year.
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Berlin
The
Kreuzzeitung
Paul Dana
United States
Newton Hamilton
Juniata district
Marie Engle, The American Prima Donna in Europe
Photo captioned Marie Engle, American prima donna, delighting music lovers in European capitals. Tess plans a return next season possibly with the Metropolitan Grand Opera or touring the United States with scenes from her favorite composers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Engle
Tess
Metropolitan Grand Opera company
minke
United States
State Convention At Harrisburg Set To Name Candidates
Harrisburg August 9. Democratic state convention preparations underway for tomorrow. Nominees look set for supreme court judge Judge Harman Yerkes of Doylestown and state treasurer Andrew J. Palm of Meadville. Philadelphia factional fighting over seating delegates dominates. Patlison city committee certifies delegates while Eisenbrown leads contested seats. Guffey aims to restore party harmony in Philadelphia and fusion talks surface with E A Coray Jr of Luzerne as treasurer hopeful.
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Harrisburg
Creasy
Harman Yerkes
Doylestown
supreme court
Andrew J. Palm
Meadville
Philadelphia
Patlison
Eisenbrown
Guffey
David L. Krebs
Clearfield
Donnelly-Ryan
Judge Yerkes
E. A. Coray, Jr
Luzerne
Bryan in Fame's Temple at Virginia Convention
Norfolk delegates to the Democratic state convention met at noon with Montague leading 1,000 of 1,487 delegates and winning the governorship on the first ballot. State Senator Barksdale praised democracy and invoked Nebraskan Sen. Bryan as a great beside Jefferson, Jackson, and Tilden in the temple of fame.
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Virginia
Norfolk
Montague
Barksdale
Utica
Democratic temple of fame
Thomas Jefferson
Andrew Jackson
Samuel J. Tilden
McLaurin Weaker in South Carolina Says Tillman
Senator Tillman, traveling to lecture, argues McLaurin has weakened in South Carolina. He predicts McLaurin would win only 8 000 to 10 000 votes in a current primary of 95 000 and says McLaurin could not obtain more than 16 000 to 20 000 in the next year’s first primary, asserting McLaurin’s election unlikely.
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Tillman
Washington
Senator Tillman
South Carolina
Senator McLaurin
McLaurin
Whitney Story Believed Corroborated By Witnesses
Justice Jerome and district attorney officials conducted a judicial inquiry into bribery charges against police officials and illegal resort keepers. Several witnesses testified. Jerome said no evidence yet undermines Whitney's testimony and that corroboration exists where testimonies align.
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Jerome
New York
Whitney
Wilkesbarre Delegates Elected To State Convention
Wilkesbarre August 14 The Democrats of the Sixth district held a convention at Ashley electing Dr W J Trimmer White Haven and J K P Fenney Ashley as delegates to the state convention The present Republican administration was denounced.
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Wilkesbarre
Sixth legislative district
Ashley
Guns Found Missing at Punta Gorda Battery
Santiago de Cuba August 14. Two modern six inch Spanish guns from the Punta Gorda battery guarding the harbor entrance were found missing days ago. The Sacopis battery also used by Spain had its guns. Police traced the weapons to a forest across the bay where they were broken for shipment as old metal. Investigations showed several Spanish ships were searched for the fleet cargo.
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Santiago de Cuba
Punta Gorda
Santiago
Sacopis
United States
Spain
Politicians in a fight leaves Boston congressman-elect stabbed
Aug 14 reports from New York recount a front of Gilsey House altercation that wounded Joseph A. Conroy congressman-elect from Boston along with Joseph J. Norton and William F. Francis. The alleged stabber known as Jim escaped as Francis watched the scene amid a crowd of spectators.
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Conroy
Boston
Encounter
New York
Gilsey House
Joseph A. Conroy
Joseph J. Norton
Revolutionists Attack Towns Near Panama Increasing Strength
Washington reports from Colombia indicate revolutionary movements gain pace. Consul Gudger warns of a July raid near Panama with captives and looted arms. Colón sees guerrilla fighting amid rising Nationalist activity. Also, Uribe Uribe reportedly killed in Venezuela.
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Panama
Washington
state department
Colombia
Gudger
Mahmrog
Colon
Hart
Colombiang
Sr. Sancemonte
sssters
bandi ag
Rir
aoscalde
Matachin
Venezuela
lne
Rugpoll
navy department
Iowa
Norfolk
Baseball results from yesterday in AL and NL leagues
American League games featured Cleveland 1 Chicago 0 then Chicago 14 Cleveland 3. Boston beat Philadelphia 4 3 in 12 innings. Baltimore defeated Washington 5 1. National League actions included Brooklyn at Philadelphia and New York games in 10 innings, Boston 3 New York 0, and St Louis 8 Cincinnati 6 in 13 innings.
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Cleveland
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
Washington
Baltimore
National League
Brookiys
Brooklyn
Philo- New York
New York
St. Louiz
Cincinnati
Laals
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Tutt’s
James
Bishop McCabe
B, EBERT & SONS
SARGENT GEM
Quaker City Hand
AJHEN
NORTH MARKET STREET
JOHN N. CLARY
East Second Street
Liberty
Myersville
West Patrish Street
Kemptown
Ridgeville
F.G. Thomas & Son
West Patrick Street
Frederick
bid
secretary of state
Barri Island
Batanes Islands
Luzon
Barri
Toledo
Buffalo
Roosevelt
Colorado Springs
Colo
William Allen White
Emporia
Kan
east
Hutchinson
Grand Army
Tyas
call- D Coleman
W. H. BONDURANT
Pittsylvania Co
WILLIAMSON'S
ERNEST HELFENSTEIN
Paizigk St
Fredatiek
MAYOR BLACK
Bishop
Joseph Bishop
state board of arbitration
Nash
Texas
Austin
Coatesville
Edward Simmons
Newlin’s woods
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Twelfth regiment
National Guard
Elliott & Ty
London
BRYAN
FAME’S TEMPLE
MacLAURIN
Wanamaker
James H. Windrim
public works
John Wanamaker
Savannah
Fitzgerald
Wiley Fussell
Irwin county
Brantley
Lawton
O. T
Cadillac
Invader
William Hale Thompson
Richmond
James river
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
Norwood
Nelson county
Mich
Rogers
Liverman & Sons
Reed's Lake
frigade
Pekin
Yin Chang
Tien Tsin Naval school
Germany
Uribe Uribe
El Conservador
Barranquilla
Rafael Uribe Uribe
San Cristobal
Locust street
John Lattimer
Dugan
MacClemmy
St. Louis
Fall River
Mass
Mollenhauer
Angu
Frederick A. Mollenhauer
conservatory of music
Jersey City
N. J
H. F. Mollenhauer
Henry Watterson, Jr
Aus
Henry Watterson
Louisville Courier Journal
Blanca Casanova
Watterson
Cuba
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