Railroad graft case sparks wide public protest and arrests
A chaotic charge unfolds as warrants target rails executives and conspirators. Judge Brus presides over the Harrison street court where Ewing’s name emerges amid a sweeping probe. An Indiana road attache vows to indict every conspirator, hinting at a $700,000 payoff to drop the case and avoid public exposure.
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AFL Leader Gompers Backs Fight to Defeat Dalzell
Samuel Gompers, head of the American Federation of Labor, said the federation will back efforts to defeat Rep Dalzell in the Thirtieth district race. Labor leaders organized a $20,000 fund and consulted with Robert Black of New Kensington about opposition to Dalzell and related Republican and Democratic contenders. Gompers said the group will stand for the people and labor against special interests and Cannon’s allies.
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Pitteburg
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Gompera
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Keesport
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Tunnison
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Killed By His Roommate in Pittsburg Area
A chaotic dispute between roomates ended fatally as Antonio was shot by his bedmate Foti after a quarrel that surfaced during the night. Parese exited for work, then Foti shot the man and fled the scene.
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Parese
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Bia
Mayor Gaynor Recovery Report From New York Hospital
New Yorks executive mayor William Gaynor shows signs of improvement after a bullet wound. Doctors and attendants report he is out of danger and on the road to recovery. No decision on release date has been made, with ten days to possibly two weeks as a timeline.
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Dinger
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Crippen to Sue Paper Over Alleged Confession Publication
London Aug 20 The court of criminal appeal granted a rule of nisi against the London Daily Chronicle to show cause why a writ of attachment should not be issued for contempt of court over a story printed Aug 6 claiming Dr Hawley Crippen confessed to Inspector Dew that he killed his wife The confession was denied by Dr Crippen's counsel. Captain Kendall Gets Reward for aiding Crippen case Scotland Yard awarded 1260 for Kendall who commanded the Montrose ship aiding Crippen and the fugitive’s capture and arrest.
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Court of Criminal Appeal
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London Daily Chronicle
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Pr. Crippen
Palso
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Hawley Harvey Crippen
LeNeve
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Kendall
Montrose
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Canada
Annexation of Canada Foresaw by Quebec Leader
In Antigonish Nova Scotia August 20 Henri Bourassa M P Nationalist Leader of Quebec argued for annexation of Canada to the United States at a St Francis Xavier College summer school address. He warned four possible destinies for Canada including imperial federation and independence. He said annexation seems likelier given Canada’s conditions and cross border trade.
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United States
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St. Francis Xavier College
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Spalding Leads California Primary for Senate Seat
San Francisco Aug. 20 reports show A G Spalding of San Diego leading in the California senatorial advisory vote with 41 142 votes while Joan B Works trails at 38 900 insurgent candidates gain support. Atlantic City sees 300 000 visitors with only two arrests in twenty four hours, one for vagrancy and one for intoxication as authorities note a record turnout.
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Cubs Again Look Like World Champions Claim
Article notes Cubs resemble 1906 team, with core players like Schulte Hofman and Sheckard in the outfield, Kling catching well, and a strong pitching staff anchored by Byers Tinker and Steinfeldt. It highlights the team’s speed, defense, and a storied infield double play combination while contrasting past doubts with current form as they push toward the pennant. Also mentions Jack Coombs as a standout pitcher in another context.
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Chance
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Chace
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Tinker
Steinfeldt
Evéra
Cuba
Ron
Base OAL Scones In American League Play Day Recap
Baseball scores and batting notes from a newspaper page covering American League games yesterday. Includes box details for Detroit Chicago New York and other clubs, standings, and eastern league scores with team names, venues, and key players.
Franks Abolished in Interstate Commerce Amendment
A newly passed interstate commerce bill ends telegraph franks. The amendment requires publishing all telegraph rates by the companies. Tariffs for night and day rates for trade boards and special business will be allowed but subject to revision by the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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Diterstate Commerce Commission
Frederick Market Prices Report for Grain and Feed
Market prices show No 2 Med at .98, corn at 3.00 per bushel, shelled corn 71e, oats to 66c, barley to 60e, hay baled No 1 Timothy 19.00 to 80.00, mixed 31.60 to 18.00, oats 14.00 to 17.00, hay not baled 10 to 13 per ton, flour winter wheat 5.55 to 6.85, spring wheat 6.00 to 6.60, cornmeal 1.60 to 1.70, bran 36.50, middlings 39.50, red dog 2s to per sack, dairy feeds 24 to 26 per ton, cotton seed meal 2 to 24, timothy 3 to 9.25 per bushel, clover 7.00 to 8.00 per bushel, potatoes 2 to 3 per bushel. Advertising note: to be a Beat
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Kuklux Klan Memoir: Morton Narrates Rise in Reconstruction
Captain John Watson Morton, founder of the Kuklux Bindi, recounts the rise of the invisible empire during Reconstruction. He describes its origins at a medical college prank, its leadership structure, and the 1869 Nashville demonstration with 16 riders parading past police. He credits General Forrest for ordering a display of strength.
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Ian Pirat
John Watson Morton
Kuklux Bindi
Nathan Bedford Forrest
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Térinessée
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Patterson
Rthiat
Tennessee
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Don
Alf
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Medical College
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Forrest
Clareb Street
Maxwell House
John
Eli
Ob A
Neshville
Water drinking with meals backs claims in study
A historical piece discusses medical views on water intake with meals. It notes early theories that water with food dilutes gastric juice, but recent experiments found no diluting effect and that large water volumes do not harm digestion. A five day test with 1000 cubic cm per meal showed weight gain but no adverse effects, concluding large water portions with meals may have benefits. The passage ends with a newspaper ad urging reader engagement.
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