Ringleaders of Hunchakist Secret Society Arrested
New York authorities say they have captured ringleaders of the Hunchakist secret society and secured confessions that aim to dismantle the group. Hassak Jela Stan admitted directing the murders of Father Kasher Vartanian and rug merchant Taysbanjian, with police finding poisoned weapons and hydroganic acid. additional arrests followed as detectives continued the probe.
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Associated Press
New York
Attorn Jerome
Woods
Detective Bureau
Hunchakist Secret Society
Hassak Jela Stan
Jerome
Kasher Vartanian
Taysbanjian
Union Square
Bedros Hampartzoomian
Petrosing
Martsogessian
Petrosino
Kassak Jela Lian
Chicago Street Railways Transfer Ordered by Court
Judge Grosscup in the United States circuit court ordered the Chicago Railways company to take over all street railways on Chicago’s north and west sides previously run by Chicago Union Traction. An appeal is set for August 19. The lease arrangement keeps a limited receivership as a court instrument, with no active receivership unless needed.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Aue
Grosscup
United States Circuit Court
Chicago Railways Company
Chicago Union Traction Company
Outbreak Near Tangier Moves Refugees to Escape
A Mazagan steamer with four refugees, mostly Europeans, arrived at Tangier as wild tribes closed gates and demanded money threatening to raze the town. The French warship Admiral Aube warned Mazagan’s governor of bombardment plans and to land troops if the situation worsened. French cruiser Gallice reports troops pursuing disorganized forces inland.
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Tangier
Morocco
Mazagan
Aube
Gallice
Casablanca
Gas Tank Explosion Injures Ten in Chicago Area
Ten laborers were injured in a gas tank explosion near First Street and South Chicago Avenue in Chicago. One man died from the blast. the incident involved workers from the nearby refinery and was reported by the Associated Press.
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Chicaxo
Chicago
Brinson of
Irst
Shest
Chicago Avenue
Wright Leaves Tokio Retirement of American Ambassador
The United States notes the departure of Ambassador Wright from Tokyo to the United States. The retirement is reported as a routine, with no immediate replacement announced. The move ends a longtime post in Japan, reflecting a customary transfer after service.
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Japan
Tokin, Ave
United States
Prison Death Reports Burglary Convict
Peter Delabnit of Eighth Lake Wisconsin died while imprisoned at Sing Sing Penitentiary New York. He had been convicted of burglary and died under unclear circumstances in custody.
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New York Penitentiary
New York
Peter Delabnit
Eithart Lake
Wis
Dying of Yellow Fever Report From The Front
A telegram from Sgt. Waster Barr, of the federal corps, reports a fatal case of yellow fever. The casualty underscores ongoing health risks among military units stationed at Ay Agtociatieg Preery Hevarta, with officials confirming the illness's spread and the resulting death.
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Waster Barr St
Heequal Corps
Feier
Peace with Boilermakers on Harriman Lines Near Settlement
Los Angeles August 18 A settlement of the boilermakers strike on the Parlile division of the Harriman roads is near. A telegram from the general superintendent of motive power in San Francisco says Forman Carter of the Los Angeles shops has resigned. His removal was the sole demand, and reconciliation is expected at once.
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Hy Associated Press
Los Angeles
Cal
Harriman Roads
Harriman
General Busi
San Francisco
Bullerakers
Forman Carter
Carter
AID OF RAILWAY MEN Influences Telegrapher Strike
Toronto telegraph strike spreads as about fifty Great Western Operators walk out in sympathy with U S workers. Pittsburgh reports possible retaliation if a Callery operator is discharged. Des Moines warns of a fake message from Quick. Boston Postal Operators join, Racine office closes. Soo Line refuses commercial messages. Minneapolis notes improved conditions. Washington reports messenger strikes. New York describes ongoing effort to manage telegrams amid widespread unrest.
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Torouto
Great Western
Associated Press
Toronto
Ont
United States
Pittsburg
Baltimore & Ohio Railway Company
Callery
Western Union
Charles Seiden
Baltimore
GO. R. LT
Sayter
Vallery
Selden
Charles Selden
Baltimore & Ohio
Western Trinion
Des Moines
Iowa
Quick
Union
Boston
Mass
Thomas
New York
Commercial Telegraphers' Union
Brokers and Stock Exchange
Racine
Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
J. C. Dorchester
Herbert Wheeler
Postal
Milwauke
Minneapolis
Rock Island Road
St. Paul
Minn
The
Order of Railway Telegraphers
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Washington, D. C
Postal Tiegraph Companies
Indar
Scenes of Western Union Strike Across Major Cities
The report chronicles disrupted operations in Philadelphia Cleveland Detroit and Richmond as Western Union and Postal Telegraph workers strike or return to work. Officials say many operators are at work with improving transmission amid new recruits and regional variances. The piece notes veteran workers losing positions and older staff facing unemployment while cities report varying recovery levels.
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Pittsboro
Western Union
Associated Pree News
Usal
New York
New Fork
Aug
Luiciale
Poa! Telegraph Company
Thos Operatney
Tha
Associated Press
Grey
Philadelphia
Weesterm
Cleveland
Western Union Telegraph Company
Postal Company
Detroit
Mich
Postal and
Western Union Telegraph Companies
Seneva Defends Canada’s Cup Against Adele in Regatta Victory
Rochester N Y August 13 The yacht Seneva defender of the Canada’s Cup defeated Adele the Canadian challenger by a large margin as betting favored Adele before the race. Seneva finished unofficially in 2 20 bo in a windy sprint that concluded the contest with the cup remaining with the Seneva crew.
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Itv Associated
Rochester
N. Y
Seneva
Adele
Clyde Bultt
Scnears
Governor commutes murderer's sentence in Missouri
Jefferson City Mo Aug 13 Governor Folk commuted to life imprisonment the sentence of Lord TM Frederick Seymour Barrington who was convicted of the murder of James McCann.
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Frederick Seymour Barrington
Associated Press
Jefferson City, Mo
Folk
Lord
James McCann
Windy mix of stolen bank certificates recovered
A Racine report says $10,000 in certificates of deposit stolen from John Wensing on a street car were found on De Koren avenue. Only $99 remained, and $1,000 plus a $53 card were missing. A girl named Schmid picked up certificates scattered by the wind. Police hunt the remaining missing pieces as they conclude the forgers discarded non negotiable notes.
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Milwaukee
Wic
Racine
John Wensing
de Koren Avenue
Schmid
Eviceniir
Sfr. Woensing
Lucius L. Hurd Dead in De Pere Wisconsin
Lucius L. Hurd longtime Brown County banker and former De Pere mayor died at his De Pere home after a yearlong illness. He was cashier of the State Bank of De Pere and an Alderman for years, a stockholder in local De Pere industries, and 57 years old.
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Miwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Green Bay
Lalas L. Hurd
Brown County
de Pere
State Bank of
de Pers
Weet de Pere
Horn
Overal de Pere Industries
Thaw's Second Trial Delayed to January
The recon' trial at Barty Ko Thee, charged with the murder of Etanford Whis, is likely to take place in January. The delay followed a conference between Martin WW, Lillietom, and state for Thay, with Attorney Jeter present. No public statement was made.
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Barty Ko Thee
Etanford
Beneen Martin
Lillietom
Thay
Ant Trister
Jeter
Jewelry theft disrupts Eau Claire parade plans in Milwaukee report
A Milwaukee dispatch notes jeweler J. D. Ferry lost 1407 dollars from a safe while a customer visited. A pursuer in a soldier's uniform fled without capture as a parade and biennial convention events were outlined for Oshkosh with officers and delegates arriving by Wednesday and a large gathering planned at Bork's Park.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Eau Claire
J. Db. Ferry
Fred Nye Read Died From Trolley Car Injuries
Associated Press reports Fred Nye Read a brother of the site BH Ne and an assistant editor of The Sun died from injuries after being struck by a trolley car last night. He wrote humorous poems and the comic opera The Fing and the Bruher. It was produced in the west and he was formerly a star of The Chicago Herald.
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Associated
New York
Fred Nya
The
Sun
Nic
West
Star
Chicago Herald
House City
Palip AL Laffer
Along
Oshkosh
Mr. Leffey
Une Gehkesh Yacht Club
Attempted church arson shocks small community
Rioters tried to burn the Methreth church near Grove, eight miles west of town. The Parson notes liquor speculation tainted the action, while church members doubt the motive. Voters later approved a plan at a community meeting, leaving the arson link unsettled.
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Speia
Tesson
Per Patter
Conference at Oyster Bay with Roosevelt and aides
New York reports that President Roosevelt will meet at Oyster Bay with Secretary Taft, Secretary Meyer, and others to discuss the forthcoming national campaign and departmental matters. Taft declines to discuss politics and mentions his Philippines trip, while Rockefeller remarks and banker's meeting in New York are noted.
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Associated Press
New York
Oyster Bay
Vat
Anu Meyer
Roosevelt
Taft
Philippines
Canada
Millbury
Meyer
Jyster Bay
Root
Sagamore Hill
Toot
Washington
Columbus
Kentucky
Oklahoma
Missouri
Yellowstone
Portland
Seattle
Tacoma
John D Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Hughes
Lefora
American Republic
Rioting in Belfast Leaves Three Dead and Tense Night
In Belfast rioting last night killed a woman and two men. Authorities plan to keep magistrates in session and detain rioters at police courts. Reinforcements from Dublin and Aldershot are expected as searchlights and engineers prepare for further protection and possible arbitration talks in London.
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Associated Preeg
Belfast
Ireland
Dublin
Aldershot
Ciy
Prieeta
Labytere
Acibe
Selders
Aldershot Catan
Gineere
London
Puzzle-Obscured Report From Milwaukee Medical Mystery
A garbled dispatch from Milwaukee describes a medical case involving a pipe and throat injury. The text mentions a patient, a physician, and an alleged pattern, with unclear names and dates and confusing details about a dark event and a woman’s role.
Telegraph Strike Looms as Leaders Gather in Chicago
Dispatch from Chicago and Chisago IL outlines a looming general strike by telegraph operators in the United States and Canada. Leaders from the national executive board push for action while seeking peace talks via labor officials including Neill Gompers and Mitchell.
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Associated Drees
Mt Chisago
Sera Retury Hassell
Telegraph Operatura
United States
Canada
National Executive Board
Sinui
Chicago
National
Neill
Ralph M. Easley
National Chic Federation
Associated Press
National Labor
Samuel Gompera
American Federation of Labor
Briggs House
John Mitchell
D. J. Keefe
Russell
Telegraphers’ Union
John Fitzpatrick
Federation of Labor
Gompers
Neldl
Mitchell
Keefe
Merning
Wei Seluit
Gempers
Ruseff
Smail
Roeesary
Bea
Peter
Earney
Great Northern
Undefined names at Westnewlay weather and notices
Fragmentary OCR notes mention several names and places including Westnewlay and Memcoe erpaing with dates 11 and 24. 2. 2279 Thesias meving-8 yon. Mentions weather, government, and a person named Masha Yrreraen Thermite Momlar with a reference to Ormond News Pad.
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Famele
Tae
Vereenet
Wehegatein
Westnewlay
Ote
Tae Tengerat
Pema Ram
Wester Noel Tata
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Tokio
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Ngo Moll Eer
Strait OF Gibralt
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Sport OF the Winds
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Hehmaan
Grand Lodge of the
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Herrmann
Tewe
Jorge Xo
Grand Iige
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Finderick Jieuter
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Heart Detroits Finance Comnites
Jenatz Larest
Joln de Vors
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Fred Nye Read
Wans
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Taden
Roolively
Secretarius Vary
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Tare
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Stockefeler
Elihu Hoot
Bacon
New York City
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Treut Lake
Chignewa County
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Trent Lake
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