Three white men identified in Bulloch County lynching case
Sebastine McBride a black resident near Portal Bulloch County was seized from his home by a mob of five white men carried into the woods whipped then shot He later named Perry Barnes Henry Barnes and Wesley Waters as his assailants before dying A coroner s jury recommended warrants and investigation Also reports of black mobs planned to murder rob and burn in Alabama a Wyoming lynching of Joe Martin and a Danville Virginia police officer killed by a named black suspect follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Statesboro
Sebastine McBride
Portal
Bulloch County
Perry Barnes
Henry Barnes
Westly Waters
McBride
PD. Q. Stanford
Ove Aie
Tice
Wesley Waters
Columbus
Salem
Ala
Maggie Platt
Maggie Plott
Chewacla
Wyoming
Laramie
Wyo
Joe Martin
Judge Carpenter
Martin
Delia Crouse
Danville
J. J. Hall
Jack Dillard
North Carolina
Paracamph marketed as safe fast relief for rheumatism
J A Williamson touts Paracamph as a safe external remedy from high grade camphor and essential oils. It claims rapid skin absorption reaching muscles joints and diseased membranes to relieve pain, reduce inflammation, and promote sweating while curing rheumatism neuralgia catarrh eczema and piles with a money back guarantee from the Paracamph Company of Louisville Kentucky U S A.
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The
Paracamph Company
Louisville
U.S. A
George W Cummings Dead Founder of American Press Association
George W. Cummings, vice president of the American Press Association, died suddenly at Banff en route from Los Angeles to New York. Born near Terre Haute in 1868, he was a founder of the AP A and later engaged in various business ventures. He will be buried in Woodlawn Cemetery, New York.
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American Press Association
New York
George W. Cummings
Banff
Northwest Territory
Los Angeles
Cal
Mr. Cummings
Terre Haute
Cummings
Woodlawn Cemetery
Battle near Liao Yang renews as Russians retreat
Aug 30 dispatch reports sharp fighting on the Russian south front near Liao Yang as Japanese forces press forward. Russian transport and artillery retreat in order, with heavy casualties amid a night march and daylight overtake. Losses estimated at 3000, mainly at Anping and Anshanshan. General Routkovsky killed by shellfire.
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Kuroki
Port Arthur
Anshanshan
Routkovsky
Hsiaotun
Liao Yang
Anping
Lan Valley
Great East Gate
Harbin
Manchuria
Severe fighting at fortress Port Arthur limits hit by Japanese
Reports from Chefoo dated August 30 say Port Arthur’s combat intensified on August 27 after lighter clashes August 22 to 26. Chinese evacuees note over 30,000 Chinese troops garrison Port Arthur, with forts exchanging hands. Japanese torpedo boats sink contraband ships off Liaoti Promontory.
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Port Arthur
Chefoo
Palichuang
Rihlungshan
Liaoti
Sculptor Biondi's Saturnalia dispute with Met Museum
Sculptor Ernesto Biondi sues the Metropolitan Museum of Art directors for 200000 dollars alleging their handling of his group Saturnalia damaged his reputation. The museum cites merit in their decision and denies any wrongdoing.
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Ernesto Biondi
Metropolitan Museum of Art
New York
Biondi
Saturnalia
Port Arthur Defense Shrinks as Reinforcements Reach Far East
Reports confirm heavy Japanese reinforcements via Dalny before Port Arthur and continued fierce fighting since August 27. Russian commander Stoessel signals readiness to defend but notes heavy losses and a likely collapse within a month or six weeks.
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Port Arthur
Dalny
St. Petersburg
Stoessel
Great Battle May Be Settled Within 48 Hours At Liao Yang
Reports from St Petersburg indicate a possible decisive battle at Liao Yang within 48 hours as Japanese forces push on from two roads while Russian positions remain strong. Weather and roads may affect Kuropatkin’s withdrawal, with uncertainty over whether the main Russian army or a screen faces the Japanese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Petersburg
Liao Yang
Kuropatkin
Associated Press
Kurapathin
Bath
Alice Roosevelt Faints After Auto Accident Near Newport
In Newport on August 3 Miss Alice Roosevelt fainted in the automobile of William Payne Thompson while en route from a dancing party at Colonel and Mrs William Jay's home. A Navarro chauffeur, driving fast, swerved to avoid collision. occupants were jolted to the bottom, Miss Roosevelt revived. Michael Woods, Navarro’s chauffeur, was arrested and jailed five days for speeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payne Thompson
Newport
R.T
Misa Alice Roosevelt
William Payne Thompson
William Jay
A. de Navarro
Thommpson
Mares Pacing Record Falls At Naragansett Park
Dariel the Rochester owned mare wins the opener of the grand circuit meet at Naragansett Park in Providence after a false start. She clocks a mile in 2.0234, breaking her own mares without a pacemaker record by about half a second with splits 31, 1.014, 1.32 and 30.43 for the final quarter.
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Dariel
Providence
Narragansett Park
H Chapin
Rochester
N. Y
Balloon Race Lands Near Wyoming Ill In 24 Hours
In Washington officials report George F. Tomlinson of Syracuse New York and Carl E. Meyers of Frankfort North Carolina contesting a balloon race. Tomlinson landed near Wyoming Illinois after 24 hours aloft and held 200 miles to credit while Meyers landed near St. Charles Missouri after a little more than two hours. The contest runs to November 1 with a $5000 prize. Also reported Kemp cousin of Boer commander discovers treasure beyond Speianken Northern Transvaal. Treasure valued at about 1,250,000 with half to the government.
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Tomlinson
Wyoming
Hil
St Loui
Percy Hudson
Department of Transportation
George FE. Tomlinson
Syracuse
N. Y
Carl E. Meyers
Frankfort
N. C
Washington, D. C
Meyers
Johannesburg
Mr. Kemp
General Kemp
Speianken
Transvaal
Pretoria
Lord Roberts
Warren Fairbanks Hits Republican Record In Vermont
Senator Charles Warren Fairbanks spoke to Vermonters in White River Junction praising Republican policy and Roosevelts three years of prosperity while contrast ing it with Democratic rule. He cited 1896 to 1908 shifts, Dingley tariff and McKinley era gains, then lauded industrial growth and peace under Roosevelt.
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White River Junction
Charles Warren Fairbanks
Benjamin Harrison
Democratic Party
Harrison
McKinsey
Congress
Vermont
New Hampshire
Roosevelt
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United States
Elmer D. Shearer
Mounthope
Lancaster Co
Rand
Dr. Pierce
Common Sense
World’s Dispensary Medical Association, Proprietors
Buffalo, N.Y
Plymouth
B. Ebert & Sons
W. Patrick St
Timothy
Frederick County Farmers’ Exchange
L. M. Nixdorff, Jr
Court St
Nest Central Bank
Keeley Cy
Keeley Institute
North Capitol ST
Washington, D.C
Veya perhAbHye
J. A. Williamson
Paracamph
Smart, Styles
Falls J Hats
Eveut
Uicamecs
Ipetanly
Marvel
Cygius
Coney Island
West 22d Street
Erie Basin
Gould
London
Daily Mail
George J. Gould
E. A. Mills
Bulldog Heath
City Opera House
Fred. G. Berger
Wilson Barrett
Rome
Walter Law
G. L. Kefauver
Wilte
Bla
Market Street
Devilbiss & Urner, Insurance
Aalbaugh Building
N. Market Street
Frederick, Md
Sbdawily
Ernest Helfenstein
Patrick
Maryland College OF Music
Edhen Street
Baltimore, Md
Alfons W.schenuit
Sens
William Weightman
Philadelphia
Powers & Weightman
Anne M. Walker
Robert J. ¢. Walker
Williamsport
Plehve
Aus
Sasonis
von Plehve
Interior
Balmasheff
M Sipiaguine
M. Plehve
Don
Alice Roosevelt
Vmrbanks
Roo
Osevelt
Weinselmer
Philip Weinseimer
Building Trades Alliance
William P. Nason
Reliance Labor UN
Marbie Cutters
Alliance
Journeymen Plumbers and Gas Fitters Union
Ascoli
Italy
Rocchiggiani
Cathedral of
J. Pierpont Morgan
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