Fugitive Hagerty Tracked to Texas. Not Yet Arrested
ONeill Neb August report says Patrick Hagerty fugitive cashier of the Elkhorn Valley bank has been located in Webb County Texas but no arrest yet. Des Moines deputies wired to ONeill authorities about the case while new complaints seek Hagerty’s arrest. reward for Hagerty was withdrawn after a partner was dismissed in Bassett.
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O'Neill
Neb
Patrick Hagerty
Elkhorn Valley Bank of
Webb
Texas
Hagerty
Des Moines
Iowa
Westover
Bernard McGreevy
Bassett
Pat
Hall
Webb County
McGreevy
Mutiny on League Island Strikes Lancaster Navy Yard
Five marines are in double irons and ten sailors are under arrest after a mutiny at League Island navy yard. A boating party allegedly sold uniforms, bought beer with the proceeds, and intoxicated men attacked a corporal during a failed escape attempt. Burnsett and Kensey suffered serious injuries before the mutineers were subdued.
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Philadelphia
Lancaster
League Island Navy Yard
Burnett
Kensey
Haggerty
Alderson
Erbe
Nowland
Davy Yard
Gloucester
Labor to Oppose Longworth in Cincinnati Campaign
Frank Rist, organizer for the American Federation, says Representative Nicholas Longworth faces organized labor opposition in his bid for re election to Congress from the First district. The federation has placed him on its political black list.
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Labor
Longworth
Cincinnati
Nicholas Longworth
Organized Labor
Congress
Frank Rist
The
American Federation
Strike Tightens Freight Ties Across New York Roads
A strike by deckhands oilers and dock workers halts freight from Jersey City to New York. Railroads report widespread disruption as crews demand a five dollar monthly wage rise. If unresolved, hundreds of carloads of perishables may be stranded. sympathy strikes spread. A separate note reports policyholders in San Francisco opposing withdrawal of Trans Atlantic Fire Insurance from the U.S. after a 566000 deposit in New York.
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Mutual
New York
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Justice Glegerich
International Policyholders Committee
State Insurance Department
Albany
A M. Shook
Tennessee
Justice Glevertoh
Polieyholders’ Committee
Dork
Jersey City
San Francisco
Trans-Atlantic Fire Insurance Company of
Hamburg
United States
Stensland Rescues Depositors In Bank Fallout
Theodore Stensland son of the bank's fugitive president offers 600000 in real estate and other collateral to the receiver to protect 22000 depositors. Deposits moved to National Bank of the Republic amid protests as authorities plan distribution next week. Police guard the crowd as fugitives remain at large.
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Chicago
Theodore Stensland
Milwaukee Avenue State Bank
Stensland
Fetzer
Paul C. Stensland
Paul O. Stensland
Henry W. Hering
National Bank of the Republic
Telegrams terse summary of turmoil and tragedy
Reports describe peasants killing four socialists in Poland amid uprisings and a Durango Mexico flood claiming three lives. A Wisconsin man fatally strikes his daughter, a horse dies at Gravesend, and a Grand Trunk Pacific survey group falls ill after canned salmon. Major Herbert Jarash is dead with others seriously affected.
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Duranga
Mex
William Esler
Downville
Wis
Rams Horn
New Orleans
Gravesend
Grand Trunk Pacific Survey
Vermillion
Alberta
Canned Galmon
Herbert Jarash
Tragedy at Miller Country Place Fire Kills Five O'Donnell Family
Fire at Dr George L Miller's Seymour Park country home three miles east of South Omaha fatally burned Mrs O'Donnell and charred five family members Willie 14 Inez 8 Bertha 7 Earl 4 Florence 3. Father Thomas O'Donnell and oldest daughter escaped with minor burns as gasoline can explosion and a dropped match caused the blaze.
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Omaha
Thomas O'Donnell
Seymour Park
George L. Miller
South Omaha
Dr. Miller
O'Donnell
Mrs. O'Donnell
Willie
Inez
Bertha
Earl
Florence
Alaska Killings Prompt Japan Regret Report
Acting Secretary Bacon states the United States will likely express regrets to Japan over the fatal clash in Alaska between North American Commercial Co lookouts and Japanese raiders. Alaska district attorney moves to swiftly try twelve Japanese prisoners after authorities notify Ambassador Wright in Tokyo. A Japanese inquiry concluded the incident involved no international incident.
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Washington
United States
Alaska
Japan
Bacon
Wright
Tokio
Sime
Department of Commerce and Labor
Korea
Assessors Report Over One Million Horses in Iowa
Des Moines exposing state auditor tabulates stock values for five classes. Iowa totals include 1,081,724 horses valued at 67 million dollars, 8,543,182 cattle at 73.55 million, 4,293,901 swine at 23.88 million, 638,196 sheep at 1.85 million, and 12,363 goats at 32 thousand. overall live stock value reaches 166.64 million, up from last year. BOY BURGLAR BLAMES SHOW. Evansville, Ind. Aug. 9.-Leon Young, ten, is arrested for burglary and says moving pictures taught him to steal, dreaming of becoming a robber.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Evansville
Ind
Leon Young
Physician Dies Preparing for His Wedding in Chicago
Dr. Samuel B. Crawford aged 32 died suddenly at the home of his prospective bride Mrs. Rose Sykes while preparing for their wedding. Sykes heard a moan from the room and found him on the floor unable to speak. A physician arrived but he died within minutes.
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Chicago
Samuel B. Crawford
Rose Sykes
Hartie and Friend Held for Trial in Pittsburg
Augustus Hartie and his companion John L Welshons faced Alderman FM King in a conspiracy case linked to the Hartie divorce. They waived procedure and were held for court on $9,000 bonds posted by Edward H W Hartie, attorney and brother of a defendant.
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Hartie
Pittsburg
Aue
Augustus Hartie
John L
Welshons
Clifford Hope
Alderman FM
King
Edward H W Hartie
SNEEZING LESE MAJESTY
A German legal item reports lawyer Schmidt punished for nose blowing in uniform. While on periodic review at Magdeburg he allegedly blew his nose at the reviewing officer. Court martial arraigned him next day, the defense citing catarr. The inspecting officer ordered ten days’ arrest for contempt.
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Trerlin
Vctim
Schmidt
Magdeburg
Catarr
Oacer
Russia to Hold Election to Curb Extremists
Reports from St. Petersburg say M Ontpko the peasant member of the late parliament will be tried for armed revolt. The ministry moves to elect a more tractable parliament in December, with a famine relief program and a big new credit for food and seed grain.
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St. Petersburg
M. Ontpko
Cronstadt
Telegraph Agency
Yekerinoslav
Herzerstein
Kostroma
Har
Police Nab Weapons, Proclamations in Moscow Sweep
Police captured a store of Mauser rifles and automatic pistols in Moscow along with revolutionary proclamations and posters issued by the revolutionary fighting legion. Several members of a new revolutionary committee were seized and thirty six suspects expelled from the city.
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Moscow
Ug F
Revolutionary Fighting Legion
Irish Joan of Arc Maud Gonne MacBride granted separation
The civil tribunal of the Seine confirmed a decree granting Mrs Maud Gonne MacBride judicial separation from Major MacBride but refused an absolute divorce due to her Irish nationality. She was awarded custody of their child. The major’s cross-bill was overruled.
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Paris
Auc
Civil Tribunal of the Seine
Maud Gonne MacBride
Joan of Arc
Major MacBride
Missouri Pacific Train Crash Injures Conductor in Missouri
A collision between two Missouri Pacific passenger trains at Armour Knc Missouri on August 9 injures conductor William Welch who was transported to a hospital in Atchison. Governor Folk was aboard en route to a Stewartville picnic but uninjured.
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Missouri Pacific Armour
Knc
Missouri Pacific
William Welch
Atchison
Governor Folk
Stewartville
Umbrella to deadly weapon in Minneapolis death
Frank Staff ler died at St. Mary's hospital after his brain was pierced by an umbrella point jammed into his eye by John Harris during the night.
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Minneapolis
Frank Staffler
St. Mary's Hospital
John Harris
Indicted Oil Firm Faces 19 Counts Over Rail Rebates
The Standard Oil Company faces a 19 count indictment for allegedly receiving rebates through nonpayment of storage charges by the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railroad. Witnesses described tariff schemes and rate apportionment between Whiting Indiana Chicago and St. Louis. If convicted, fines could reach up to 380000 under the Mikins law. a second grand jury was summoned to probe actions from March 1905 forward.
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Chicago
Federal
Standard Off Company
Ilegaily
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railroad Company
Standard Ol
J. J. Clark
Western
A. Slauson
Lake Shore
George T. Roberts
Interstate Commerce Commission
Roberts
Grand Jury
Cleveland
Whiting
Ind
St. Louis
Slancon
Anrestem
Standard Ol Company
Take Shore and Midtewn Southern Railroad Company
Fegpdard
Bethea
Split in Teamsters Union Threatens Dual Officers
In Chicago the International Brotherhood of Teamsters fourth annual convention aimed to elect officers but factions refused to compromise. President Shea and Albert Young refuse positions, raising likelihood of two rival slates. A request to AFL President Gompers for mediation arrived as talks stalled.
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Chicago
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Shea
Albert Young
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Catholic Total Abstinence Union Opens National Convention
Providence R I Aug 9 The national convention of the Catholic Total Abstinence Union of America opens with 809 delegates representing about 100 000 members. Bishop J R Canevin of Pittsburg leads as president at Music hall for the formal opening.
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Total Abstinence Society
Providence
R. I
Catholic Total Abstinence Union of America
Music Hall
United States
J. R. Canevin
Pittsburg
Railroads Split Over Grain Shipment Rates
Executive officers of the Western Trunk lines met in Chicago to study the rate differential between gulf and seaboard shipments of export grain from points west of the Missouri River but could not reach a settlement. A further conference is planned for next week to continue discussions.
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Chicago
Western Trunk Lines
Gulf and Seaboard
Missouri River
Weather forecast for Nebraska from Chicago station
The Chicago weather bulletin released this morning provides the Nebraska twenty four hour forecast. Conditions show variable cloud cover with possible light showers and a gentle northeast breeze. Temperatures are expected to moderate with a high around the mid sixties.
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Nebraska
United
United Statea Weather Burewa
Nox Droska
Mair Totileht
Denver franchise election case ends with contempt fines
In Denver county court Judge Ben J. Mitchell held George N. Ordway Henry L. Doherty Fred A. Willm, and J. Cook in contempt for obstructing ballot access. Watchers Ladl and Gettin were fined for preventing Sheriff from vetting boxes. Ballots counted show 254 votes cast but 280 found. slight losses for the tramway and gas company. Ballot discrepancies to be investigated.
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Denver
Aut
George N. Ordway
Henry L Doherty
Dover Gnns and Electric Company
Fred A. Willmu
Repubican Central County Committee
J. Cook
Ben J. Initney
Inter
Lynchers Case Begun in Springfield Circuit Court
The Green County circuit court opens the lynching trial of Galbraith, Gooch, and Haecker. Gooch is charged with murder in the first degree as a mob leader linked to the hangings of Fred Coker Horace Duncan and W H Allen on April 14. T. Memlin pleads not guilty for Gooch.
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Springfield
Weero
Green County
Galbraith
Gooch and Haecker
Kennish
J. L. Maxey
Hehtning
Gooch
Soldier killed during Camp Mabry maneuvers
Austin reports another enlisted man in the regular army died at Camp Mabry during maneuvers. Jesse Cantis of Fort Worth, with the First cavalry, was shot in the mountains and died soon after noon. blank cartridges were in use and the cause of death is unknown. Ernest Steinhardt, a former traveling salesman, died by morphine after writing a note about leaving whisky sales. Effort wins Royal Cup. Queen loses by nine seconds on time.
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Austin
Tex
Anotther
Camp Mabry
Jesse Cantis
Fort Worth
First Cavalry
St. Louis
Ernest Steinhardt
New York City
Steinhardt
Newport
R. L
F. M. Smith
Queen
J. Rogers Maxwell
Baseball results from early leagues show varied scores
American League Cleveland 1 Boston 3 Chicago 1 Philadelphia 0 St. Louis 2 New York 1 Detroit 0 Washington 7. National League New York 2 Chicago 8 Boston 0 Pittsburg 2. American Association Indianapolis 8 St. Paul 2 Louisville 0 Minneapolis 2. Western League Pueblo 4 Des Moines 3 Denver 4 Sioux City 3.
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Cleveland
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
New York
Detroit
Washington
Pittsburg
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Louisville
Minneapolis
Pueblo
Des Moines
Denver
Sioux City
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Goloschakoff
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Tchemccrnik
Poland
Hve Ghloren
Country Place
Wiil Express
Berlin
DMA
M. Onipko
Russia
MacBride
Sand Irdols
Bethea Summona
FUUK
Missouri
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