St John Arrested In Canada After Chicago Bail
Chicago reports Dr St John arrested at breakfast on warrants from Tagpedor Benffeld and Deputy Sheriff Dress. He posted 620000 bail with Fisk as security, waived examination. Janitor Dill, also a subject, was sick at county hospital and guarded. no arrest. McGarigle linked to Canada escape plans. boondler case draws huge crowd as trials begin.
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McGisrighe
Canada
Chicago
Dr. St. John
McGarigle
Oscupe
Tagpedor Benffeld
Sherif
Fisk
W. E. Foster
St.John
Nicholson
Dill
Curcaco
Sarois
Ontario
Grinnell
McGurigle
Montreal
Sarnia
Boodler McGarigle
Point Edwards
Edward Blake
Marek
Blake
Oriole
Marsh
Port Huron Water Works
Swartlight
Courtright
Port Huron
Detxorr
Slich
Afghanistan Proclamation Warns Britain Of Troop Readiness
Advices from Cundsbur report the ameer of Afghanistan issued a proclamation to his people claiming Britain holds six infantry divisions ready to march into Afghanistan to crush rebels. He warns of a possible Russian invasion if rebel forces gain support and urges rebels to return home while promising punishment only for insurrection leaders.
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England
Corcarra
Cundsbur
Afghanistan
Russia
Phe Ameer
Usuvir
Great Britain
Ayoub Khan
Sameer
Ameer
Candobar
India
Peshawar
Punjab
Oshkosh Nagle released as St Paul ties fall in score
Oshkosh defeats St Paul 7 to 5 with Burdick on the mound as Wilson drives a homer and Doran, Shannon, and O Connell contribute in the field. Nagle released by Oshkosh amid interest from Lincoln and Des Moines while several pitchers change teams and managers weigh future moves.
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Oshkosh Association
Nagle
Burdick
Lincoln
Oshkosh
St. Paul
Wilson
Duryea
Stockwell
O'Connell
Shannon
Doran
Crooks
St. Pauls
Duryesx
Homerun Wilson
St. Uul
Osh
Stalen
St. Pauld
Ari
Uhwou Dalld
Lefton Lases
St. Pauli
Gdiikuvh
Firat
St Paute
Lime
Powers
Quinn
Duluth
Bageman
Des Moines
Milwaukee
Boston
Detroit
Pittsburg
Indianapolis
Des Moines Register
Quest
Eau Claire
Morton
W. I. Forrest
Chicago
V. L. Quinn
New York
Minneapolis
Klopf
Kreig
Welle
Sage
Brennan
Cyclones
Buffalos
Corbett
la Crosse
Dougherty
Barnes
Roche
Minneapolis Boys
Ife
Cooney
Murphy
Droyer
Keefe
Clarkson
Dillworth
Nine
St. Paul Gauie
Dabkosh
Chippens Falls
Sweeney
Ashkosh
Flynn
Chicagos
Washton
Oakland
Cal
Rightield
Base Pha Association
Barnie
Baltimore Ring
Shreve
Oshkoeh
Pesent
Ives Moines Register
Philben
Christening Party in Brooklyn Ends in Fatal Fight
A Brooklyn christening at William Mullen home ended around midnight in a violent fight between guests and two visitors, John Mullen and Dennis Pilon. One man was killed and eight women wounded, with several guests cut or bruised. The disturbance stemmed from a six month feud between brothers John and Morris Mullen.
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Brooklyn
New York
William Mullen
John Mullen
Dennis Pilon
John
Morris Mullen
Duel Threat and Continental Teable Irony
Paris August 1 General Boulanger demanded an immediate apology from M Ferry for remarks in his speech and warned that refusal to prepare for a duel would mark Ferry as a marked man. In Minneapolis a pompous man on Nicollet avenue provoked Todman and Dodman with a boastful claim to community weight while a countered remark mocked his pale manners and cheap dentistry.
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Hoglanger
Ferry Munt
Paris
General Boulanger
M. Ferry
Minneapolis
Col
Todman
Nicollet Avenue
Capt
Dodman
Tragic Death From Accidental Shot At Home
Fred McMahon, fifteen, accidentally shot and killed his infant brother in Cinaco while leaving for Manistee. He kissed the child, grabbed a cream from a pocket pistol wrapped in paper, and the weapon discharged, the baby dying two hours later. the boy mourns the consequences of disobedience to his father. A separate report from Austix, Texas notes a highwayman stopping two coaches near Dripping Springs, robbing mail pouches and binding drivers, narrowly missing two registered packages.
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Cincaco
Fred McMahon
McMahon
Manistee
Mich
Fred
Sriel
Austix
Tex
Dripping Springs
Blanco County
Fredericksburg
Austin
Accident Claimed One Life In Wisconsin Lumber Yard
A lumber unloading accident in Marsnarinun Wisconsin on Saturday caused three men to be hit by falling oak planks. Johan Braitt died within minutes. John Schwartz is dangerously injured and may be crippled for life. August Meyer escaped with minor injuries.
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Marsnarinun
Wis
Johan Brait
John Schwartz
August Meyer
Braitt
Schwartz
A New Candidate Emerges in Republican Nomination
A Washington report argues Senator Sawyer of Wisconsin could unite GOP factions and draw strong labor support. An unnamed Democrat praises his people roots, integrity, and service, noting Sawyer’s reluctance to seek office yet highlighting his potential impact if pushes for candidacy arise.
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Saya
Ctarien
Curiaco
Washington
atl-Orean
Sawyer
Wisconsin
Republicana
Republican Party
Pension Bureau
Murder Convict Hampers Execution at Lancaster
Alfred Lowery, condemned for the murder of his sweetheart, resisted as guards attempted to pinion him and was restrained and sent to the scaffold. Susie Beck case cites arsenic in her liver linking Rev. William Thomas Abbott West to the murder. West is sought nationwide. Solis Bros circus arrives tomorrow amid warnings to lock homes as 233 buildings proceed with contraction in Ashland.
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Alfred Lowery
Sé Sweetheart
Lancaster
Haneman
Estrieh
St. Louis
Susie Beck
Thomas Abbott West
Chesterton
Ind
West
Solis Bros
Agoay
Ashland
Tuttle scandal and party loyalties spark debate in Iowa letter
In a letter from Iowa, Aug. 1, the writer questions Times coverage of Gen. Tuttle, defending his wartime party stance. The piece argues the Times miscounts soldier votes and notes Democrats’ alleged 1860s misdeeds, urging fair treatment of a former Democrat turned Republican.
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Arretron
Wis
van Burran
St. Louis
Gen. Tuttle
Hicher & Co
Natchez
Laws
Towa
Feld
Tuttle
United States Treasury
United States Mint
New Orleans
Lowanx
McCoy Found Guilty of Second Degree Murder
The Portsmouth jury found Alf. McCoy guilty of murder in the second degree for killing Dr. Northrop in May at Haverhill. The victim, a noted prohibition advocate, possessed a saloon McCoy owned. The verdict drawn criticism and many called for capital punishment. the daylight street shooting sparked public ire.
Emigration Surge From Central Russia To Western Siberia
Large numbers of peasants and farmers are leaving Central Russia for western Siberia in search of free pasturage and arable land. The mass movement threatens an agricultural crisis as reports indicate the government plans to halt emigration.
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Siberia
St. Petersnine
Rusgia
Nevermore Spectre Haunts the Lincoln Heat Sale
A mid day scene in Nebraska where a spectral visitor sat by the Lincoln Journal office. He remained as readers and newsroom staff sweltered, while solstice heat brewed outside and the spectre chanted nevermore beside a thermometer and ice chest.
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Nebraska
Lincoln Journal
Nevermore
Polar
Tanner
Nero
Zera
Makine
Killing Over Hello Howdy Incident In Kansas City
A man died from a pistol shot after a dispute on Fifth street in Kansas City. Johniam Hamilton of Attica Kansas confronted Alice Chapman at her door and was shot. Chapman is under arrest. Hamilton formerly from Adams County Illinois. Also notes Mrs Join A Logan in Washington with a broken shoulder blade needing reset after a failed operation.
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Maying Howdy
Kansas City
Howdy
Johniamilton
Attics
Kan
Fifth Street
Hamilton
Alice Chapman
Atissh
Ham Ton
Adams County
Tinois
Wasnixatox
Join A. Logan
Trig
Bitter clash over mill jobs threatens wider dispute
Perrman Virginia August 1 A bitter intragroup fight erupts between the Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers and manufacturers over a rule barring workers from holding two mill jobs. Four mills in Perrman and nearby Youngstown Ohio shut down, leaving about five thousand men unemployed as owners refuse to discharge workers under the union rule, claiming the provision was not in the signed agreement.
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Perriman
Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers
Amalgamated Association
Youngstown
Ohio
Panic Stop Brings Market Rebound In New York
In New York stock trading opened quietly after a pause in panic. The Board of representatives of H A Powers Gould and Henry suspended operations amid unsettled contracts. A meeting of leading operators authorized a buy of fifty thousand shares, boosting the market about two percent and steadying the scene.
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New York
H. A. Powers
Messrs
Gould
Henry
Powers
Murder under Eighteenth Street bridge shocks Chicago
A 16 year old girl Rosa Shotka was found dead under the Eighteenth Street viaduct in Chicago. The coroner's jury labeled the death a murder with the deceased suffering fits and dementia prior to death. A Crownlog boy McCauley drowned after cramps during swimming. James Martin fell from Brooklyn Bridge but survived. Weather notes mention Wisconsin rain and Minnesota showers. A Hurley fire relic shows melted glass with victim’s scalp shard at Alcazar theater site.
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Chicago
Chase
Eighteenth Street
Rosa Shotka
No. 24
Johnson Street
Demtia
Corusor
Tad
Waiter
Pell
Brooklyn Bridge
New York
James Martin
Chambers Street Hospital
Yale Ifm
Clear, Mclear
Wasisatos
Ang
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Alcazar Theater
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McCarthy
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Fond du Lec
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Reed
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Saill
Bellevue Hospital
Charles H. Reed
North River
Prohibition
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John M. Reagan
Liverpool
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Connor
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Ewing
Sore
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Wig
Neeneh
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Senatuom Sawyver
APRA
Light Verdict
Eusslans Light
Ionian Steel
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K. Mutchinson
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