Portrait of Clement Fallieres Portraitists Underwood and Underwood
Clement Fallieres president of France born November 1841 in Mezin. He served as deputy, interior minister and held influential posts before presidency. The photo shows him in Paris near Place de la Concorde with London landmarks in the background and his portrait by Underwood and Underwood.
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King of
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London
Balloon explosion kills crew at Lovelace ascent
London August 34 Associated Press report says two are dead and six hurt when a balloon test at the Franco-British exhibition grounds exploded. Captain Lovelace of the New York Aero Club survived. Miss Hill, secretary to Lovelace, died burned as others suffered injuries.
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Associated Press
London
Lovelace
New York
Avro Club
Miss Hill
Fleet Leaves Auckland for Lyne Inlet voyage
American battleships commanded by Rear Admiral Sperry will depart Auckland at eight tomorrow morning for Lyne Inlet where they are due August 16 and stay about a week. Locals praise the fleet for peaceful behavior though a late incident showed Aucklanders’ sympathy for seamen. The Battenberg cutter race ended with the Louisiana first by five lengths and Admiral Sperry hosted New Zealand figures aboard the Connecticut.
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Associated Frees
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Sperry
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Auck
Louisiana
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Massacre site located at Lake of the Woods
An 18th century massacre near the northwest angle of the Lake of the Woods is recounted. It notes Father Auleau and Jean Ranlade de Verandrye among the dead and describes later efforts by St Boniface priests and Judge Prudhomme to locate Fort Chart and the remains.
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Jean Ranlate de Verandrye
Tempis
Wall Street Mixed as Declines Offset Gains in Opening
Stocks opened unevenly with small losses in most segments and moderate activity. Rail and mining shares showed early swings while bonds traded irregularly amidst a broad market drift with notable moves in Copper and several major rails and utilities.
Market signals fade as rains delay harvests in Midwest
Chicago reports mixed grain and livestock activity with rains delaying harvests in the Northwest. August trading sees September options and nearby contracts fluctuate as hogs, cattle, and dairy shift on damp weather news. Prices for wheat, corn, oats, and rye move unevenly while livestock demand remains mixed.
City Market Prices and Quotations for Farm Produce
Prices paid to farmers and quotations reported by local dealers for butter milk eggs vegetables and meats as listed by City Market. Includes dairy beef lamb mutton hog veal poultry and hay with retailer and producer notes and various grade and live weight figures.
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Timothy Slamee
Charges of Gross Misconduct Filed in Milwaukee Telephone Case
Clifford Arrick sues Milwaukee Independent Telephone Company and Independent Telephone Construction Company plus President Critchfield for gross misconduct and breach of trust. Suit seeks removal of Critchfield and demand for an itemized account of $89,000 financed by original associates.
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Poultry and meat prices in latest market report
Quotations from market observers list barrel pork at 5.00 and beef, poultry and eggs with varied figures. Prices show dressed chickens and roosters, wholesale beef, and pork at stated per unit costs as reported by market sources and observers.
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Mstaiiona
Ueiler
Joen Menders
BATE
When the Danger Comes Churches Unite for Peace and Education
Senator Knute Nelson spoke at the eighth convention of the Latheraewre of Amerton urging that schools and churches be the nation's shield. He warned dangers arise from internal decay rather than external foes, calling for fidelity to law and truth to preserve liberty and avoid ruin.
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Associated Press
Chioaga
United States
Knute Nelson
Minniesode
Lather Aewrae
Amerton
Hee
Ibroad
Bryan Receives Wide Congratulatory Telegrams After Speech
Letters and telegrams of congratulation pour in for William J. Bryan the Democratic presidential candidate. Supporters from Omaha newspapers praise his speech as plans for a campaign tour through Illinois Indiana and Ohio are being arranged. A formal speaking program is expected to be announced soon by Chairman Macon.
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Accentrance
William J. Bryan
Intar
Omaha
Firyan
National Committee
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Indiana
Ohio
Bryan
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Wmann
New York
Macic
Remarkable Tunnel Boring on St. Paul Pass Taft Line
Contractors working on the St Paul Pass tunnel at Taft Montana on the Pacific Coast extension of the St Paul road set new records for tunnel boring in America. By August the tunnel reached 8,871 feet in length with substantial progress noted in July and early August.
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St. Paul
Associated Press
Butte
Mont
Bolt Starts Free Fight at Stationary Engineers Meet
In Minneapolis a clash during a meeting of the Stationary Engineers union left about a dozen injured two seriously. Bolters led by Kit Madson attacked sergeant-at-arms Mike Walah and others after expelled members formed a rival group. President Matthew Comerford tried to restore order as police were summoned.
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National Rowing Regatta Opens With Warm Prospects
Associated Press reports preparations completed for seven events on the first day of the National Rowing Regatta in Springfield. Morning drills on the river featured crews from Mahe Boat Club Bennett Greer Shepherd Miller and Minnesota among others. The first race aimed for 2 20 p m with subsequent events at 30 minute intervals.
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Associated Press
Springfield
Mass
Mahe Boat Club
Caramen
Bennett
Japan's Navy Expands With New Battleship and Cruisers
Reports from Prom Tokio dated August 14 detail last year's naval output. Japan constructed one battleship two armored cruisers and one second class cruiser. Two dispatch boats were built at Mitsubishi Shipyard Nagasaki and Kawasaki Shipyard Kobe. Aims include arming the battleship Satsuma and the cruiser Ikoma launched in 1908, mirroring the Mikasa and other warships.
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