FIVE ARE ARRESTED FOR RACE RIOT IN COATESVILLE
District Attorney Gawthrop holds five men as witnesses in the case tied to the mob attack on a colored man burned to ashes. Names include Richard Tuber William A Gilbert Chester Bostick Hadley Cap Perry and Standwyite Fire Company member Tucker. Witnesses say they were within feet of the burning and may face later charges for instigating the crime.
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Coatesville
Distriet ANorney
Robert Gawthrop
Ziel Walker
Riichard Tuber
William A. Gilvert
Muladelphus & Heading
Chester Bestaick
Worth Brothers
Hadley
Cap B.C. Perry
Gawthrop
Hadler
Perry
Bostick
Tucker
Standywite Fire company
Stanley Howe
Howe
Actress Julia Marlowe Weds in London Riot Investigation
Julia Marlowe and E H Sothern are mentioned in a chaotic report about a London wedding aftermath and an ongoing mob investigation. Police, district attorney, and state officials are cited as involved as they pursue leads around hospital scenes and arrests. A 1910s-angled tone notes two other arrests, Cesran Schofield and Norpian Price, with George Stahl named as a mob leader.
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WHEW
dula prent
nei spank
stict
Gawthrop
Cesran Schofield
Norpian Price
Astor Foreshadows Rich Ante-Nuptial Pact
Colonel John Jacob Astor and his fiancée Madeline Force signed an ante-nuptial agreement reportedly setting aside $2,000,000 for the bride. The couple planned to sail on Astor’s yacht Noma after leaving the Astor estate on Twenty sixth Street as Miss Force’s parents followed later.
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Astor
New York
John Jacob Astor
Miss Madeline Force
Astor estate
Twenty sixth street
Colonel Astor
New York yacht pier
East Twenty-fourth street
Miss Force
Pennsylvania births exceed deaths by May total
Population gains in Pennsylvania in May reached about 8000 as births totaled 37,206, excluding stillbirths, while deaths stood at 823. Cholera deaths in Italy and a series of foreign health reports are noted, including Portuguese officers poisoned in a separate incident in the Americas and advisories on remedies.
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Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
state department of health
Taft Vetoes Farmers Free List as Wool Bill Fails Override
Washington August 19 President Taft vetoed the farmers free list while the house failed to override the wool tariff bill. The vote to override the veto reached 227 to 219 with 20 insurgent Republicans joining Democrats. Taft argued the bill was ambiguously drafted and flawed in its approach to raw materials and finished goods.
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Washington
Republik
Taft
house
Dwight
New York
Clark
Anderson
Davis
Jina
Haugen
Helgeson
Thibbard
Machsen
Kent
La Follette
Leuroct Lindbergh
Madison
Aller
Morse
tsurdock
Nelson
Norris
Steenerson
Volsted
Warburton
Athens
Representative Underwood
tariff board
50 000 Troops Encamped in Parks of London
London civilians face a rail strike crisis as 50 000 troops encamp in parks and stations. Rail companies keep core services with modified schedules while government boards seek peace amid rioting in Birmingham Derby Sheffield and Llanelly. Union leaders tout 200 000 workers quitting.
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London
board of trade
uuigus
managera
royal Commission
England
Birmingham
Derby
Sheffield
Llanelly
Wales
international combine of steamship companies
Liverpool
Philadelphia
Southampton
steamship combine
Portsmouth
Aviator Lands in Cornfield Near Erie After Fuel Runout
Aug 19 report from Erie Pennsylvania details Harry N Atwood, en route from St. Louis to New York, making an emergency landing in a Swanville area cornfield about a mile west of Swanville after his gasoline tank emptied. Initial word claimed the craft was wrecked though later accounts describe a safe landing. Oscar A Brindley reportedly broke the world altitude record for heavier than air machines at an aviation meet in Chicago with a flight to about 12,400 feet, surpassing the previous record of 41,334 feet set earlier in the month.
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Erie
Harry N. Atwood
St. Louis
New York
Swanvilles
here
Atwood
Cleveland
Fairview
John Strueler
Swanville
Chicago
Ang
Oscar A Bindley
ators
fort
Brindley
Big Apple Crop Promises Boost for New York and Midwest
New York state and the Midwest expect bumper apple yields for export shipments this year, lifting the national average. Michigan through Kansas report 13 percent more apples than last year while Oregon Washington decline and Colorado Utah show slight gains. Also in notices, a deer killed by horses is reported near Clyde New York and a Turkish diplomat slated to wed an American in St Paul Minnesota. An advertisement notes Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhea remedy as a cure for bowel complaints.
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DR. FAHRNEY
DES
Ik FAHRNEY & SOK
Hacssrown
New York
Middle West
Boston
New York state
bulletin of the
Boston Chamber of Commerce
far west
Virginia
New England
Michigan
Missouri
Arkansas
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Nebraska
Kansas
Oregon
Washington
Colorado
Utah
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FIRST MORTGAGE RAILROAD SECURITIES
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MOTTER BROS. & CO
Markell & Ford
Amsted
lawe
PecHeck
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HARDTS
WHITE CROSS
Lehr Piano
BIRELY'S Palace of Music
Cor. Market
Church Ste
GHICHESTER
Joe DIATONTER
Jane Dreger
ate Leen
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E. H
cutter
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Caanthrop
Walker
FELTON & KELLY
S. MARINO
RIZONA
HARNER
Chiasso
Switzerland
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Peteroe
Chengdh
Rome
Vetere
Tasbem
Torres Nosas
nee
staimach
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G. Moore
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Minn
Richard Edward Blacque Bey
Berlin
Germany
St. Paul
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