Telegraphers Strike Faces Adjustment Efforts Across Firms
United Labor delegates Gompers Mitchell and Keefe were tasked to seek an honorable settlement as telegraphers’ strike actions continued. Brokers were given a noon deadline to sign the union scale while messengers returned to work and company leaders declared near normal operations and the strike over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Labor
Gom~ Pens
Mitchell
Keefe
Wake Bonoradlie Settlement
Washington, D. C
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor Today
Executive Council
Federation
John Afitchell
Indianapolis
Daniel J. Keefe
Detroit
Chicago
Auto Prevents Lynching in Cross-State Capture
A 45 year old man named H W Wagner hid after assaulting Alma Whitehead a fourteen year old girl in Turnersville Pa. Bloodhounds from Warren Ohio tracked him to a swamp near Wick Ashbta bula county then he was moved to Meadville jail by Sheriff Marshall amid lynching rumors. The capture occurred about 2 30 this morning as he rode a Lake Shore railcar toward Mesdville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Youngstown
Ohio
Alma Whitehead
Whitehead
Turnersville
Warren
Wick
Ashbtabula
Meadville
Frank Flowers
Warren Police
Greenville
R. P. Marshall
Crawford County
Assaslant
Dorsett
Lake Shore
Mesdville
Anary
Steamship Movements Rese Pores Me Of sR Ae Te Sep et Stare Roredonke
Incomplete OCR text notes ship movements and ports with several misread names. It references Copenh hagsa and a newspaper round of steamer activity, but lacks clear dates, consignments, or operators for firm factual summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenh Hagsa
Service in the Tropics and Regional Roles
Fragmentary text references service in tropical regions and departmental duties. The readable portions mention assessments, norms, and a tour or event tied to the period, but concrete facts, dates, or identifiable entities are not clearly preserved.
Stabbed As He Slept In Pittsburgh Night Death
A man named Amato Dibluseco aged forty was found with a stab wound in the neck on the cot where he slept. The crime occurred recently and two unidentified proprietors or residents were detained at central police station. The body was still warm, suggesting a recent murder. No clues or motive were found, and investigators considered possible Black Hand involvement, though unsubstantiated.
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Associates Presa
Pittsburg
Amato Dibluseco
At Itation
Central Police
Black Hand
Massillon Blaze Destroys Livery Stables and Two Homes
A early today fire gutted William Bantz’s livery and boarding stables in Massillon, killing Lawrence Lyne a hostler and destroying sixty two horses including two racehorses Effe K. and Atwood owned by F. W. Arnold. The loss is about 75000 with insurance. Thirty two horses were rescued from the flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Massillon
William Bantz
Lawrence Lyne
Effe K
Atwood
F. W. Arnold
Avere
Delaware Warden Resigns Over Whipping Post Belief
Al mond Meserve warden of New Castle County workhouse resigns, citing study of the whipping post showing it harms, fuels revenge, and erodes order. His departure follows broader condemnation and hints at possible abolition of corporal punishment in Delaware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Hesalta
Associated Press
Wilmington
Del
Almond &. Meserve
Newcastle County
Here
Federation Formed by Employers Associations
Delegates from nineteen employers' associations met in New York to form a general federation of organizations of employers. James W. Van Cleve of St. Louis, president of the National Association of Manufacturers, presided. He said over seventy five percent of national organizations have joined, and the group aims to defend employers’ interests while denying plans to crush labor unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sy Associated Pres
New York
Employers’ Associations
United States
James W. van Cleve
St. Louis
National Association of Manufacturers
van Cleve
British plan to blow up Holland submarine for mine test
London Aug 19 The British admiralty will sacrifice an early class Holland submarine to study mine explosion effects. Mines and torpedoes will be set off at varying distances to learn how the craft reacts and to aid torpedo experts in countering submerged boats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
British Admiralty
Slashed Saloonkeeper in Beloit Incident
Milwaukee Aug 19 A Beloit Jourass special reports Henry Hichiard saloonkeeper was slashed on both arms when Albert Johnson tried to eject him. Johnson was arrested and pled guilty to assault with a deadly weapon. He will be examined this afternoon.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Beloit Sars
Henry Hichiard
Iscal
Albert Johnson
Johnson
President Roosevelt sails to Provincetown for Pilgrim landing anniversary
President Theodore Roosevelt departed aboard the government yacht Mayflower for Provincetown Massachusetts to attend the anniversary of the Pilgrims landing. He was met by security escorts and traveled with Mrs Roosevelt and Miss Ethel Roosevelt. The voyage was to continue to Pegeenetown and return to Dresden Bay the following afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Oyster
Bar
Roosevelt
Provincetown
Mass
Tomor- Tews
Death at Fond du Lac claims notable local resident
A garbled obituary item from Fond du Lac reports the death of an elderly resident, with fragmented details about age and a referenced survivor. The text mentions names and a Virginia connection but is largely unreadable, leaving the main event as a death notice with unclear biographical specifics.
Cruel Murder of Little Girl Tied to Woman’s Plot
Eight year old Catherine Teitchler was found murdered in a cellar at 203 First Avenue. Two Italians Gaetano Ripalone and Giuseppe Bonfanti, both 32, are in custody as detectives seek a female accomplice believed to seek revenge. The child, nicknamed Little Pinafore for her pink apron, had disappeared from her home a week ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Catherine Teitchler
No. 203
First Avenue
Gaetano Ripalone
Giuseppe Bonfanti
East Thirteenth Street
Ripalone
Bonfanti
Taft Arrives in Home State for Ohio Visit
Secretary Taft landed in Columbus after Newark welcome and met with political manager A. T. F. Vorys. He planned meetings with state leaders, a public reception, a dinner with Governor Harris and state officers, and a Memorial Hall address tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
A. TF T. Vorys
Harris
Tribute to Kosciuszko at Polish American memorial event
Milwaukee marked the second anniversary of Kosciuszko memorial statue unveiling with a park ceremony at Kosciuszko Park. Mayor Sherburn M. Becker and ex mayor David S. Rose praised Kosciuszko’s life and role in liberty, drawing cheers from thousands of attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Thaddeus Kosciusko
Sherburn M. Becker
David S. Rose
Kosciusko Park
Kosciusko
America
Poland
Becker
Rose
Unnamed Colored Youth Involved in Chariton Incident
Special to The Northwestern reports that Wit Smith, a colored youth, was brought home from Chariton C. to the under strained affray near a street. He demanded money for beard and peculiarity. A confrontation led to a scuffle and his arrest follows after a night of disorder.
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Smith
Charierton
Beard
Eowagriine
Orilie
Rewe
Sven
Deplorable act ends a life after a troubled upbringing
The narrative describes a man who, after a fair education and family warmth, turns wicked and ungrateful, culminating in a deplorable act committed Sunday morning. The piece emphasizes his decline from childhood kindness to a final crime.
Remains of Mrs Farrell Brought to Neenah for Burial
The body of Mrs. Farrell, formerly of Neenah, died in Lady Smith and aged eighty four, was brought home Saturday. The funeral was held at 2 PM from St. Patrick's Church with Rev. Father De Kelver officiating. She leaves one son who accompanied the remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neenah
Wis
Farrell
Ladysmith
Genefkl
St. Patrick's Church
Father de Kelver
Jorgensen
Richard. Bler
Jocton
John Mesaman
Eau Claire
Mollie Clausen
Iam
Uirich
Madison
Henry Fénton
Kaukauna
Sir
Fenton
City Gan Club
Mise Kalpren Jacobeen
Kenosha
A. PB. Jacevern
Gertrude Cat
Amiss Jossie Williame
L. Pain
Roteem
Kathryn Drahetra
Whith Drienic
Pom Dular
Oshkorh
Unclear item due to mangled OCR text
The readable fragments reference a person named Regi Ate Peres and mention a doctor, a surname Sweet, and career years. The rest is garbled with no coherent event or dates to summarize into a factual record.
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Regi Ate Peres
Stock Market Opens With Active Trading and Upward Trend
The New York market opened with active trading and first prices irregular. Within minutes several stocks rose sharply including Great Northern preferred up 24 and 34 points rise, with Reading Northern Pacific Union Pacific Amalgamated Copper Smelting and Lead also advancing. Recessions followed as profits were taken.
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Associated
New York
Great Northern Preferred
Reading
Northern Pacific
Union Pacific
Amalgamated Copper, Smelting
Death of Dr Junz Meiklejohn in Clinton Wis
Fond du Lac Wisconsin reports the death of Dr Junz Meiklejohn who died at her Clinton home after a Friday headache and a late country call. The sudden but non investigative death led to no inquest and a funeral was held that afternoon at 2 o'clock after her remains were brought to V A Meiklejohn's home.
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Fond du Lac
Wis
V. A. Meiklejohn
Junz Meiklejohn
Clinton
Meeiklejohn
Pere Sondur
MeikisJohn
Horac
Mettiejoeba
Mertklepahn
Mile Wight
Ser
Flora Besa
St Tety
Pertha Thatrpesa
Kiran
John Viey Hiver
Horticulturists to Meet
A garbled notes from a local page indicate a meeting of horticulturists is planned. The text mentions an area event and a program, but the details are unclear and scrambled.
Drowning in Columbia River Darkness Claims Two Local Youths
In Vancouver Washington on August 1 Ay Agenerated and Joseph Sullivan, both promising young locals, drowned returning from dance. Miss Wattle failed to observe a gap between a barge and deck in darkness and fell in. Sullivan heard her cries and fell trying to aid her. his body later recovered.
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Vancouver
Wash
Aisa Elen Wattle
Joseph Suliivan
Columbia
Sullivan
Buccaneer Wins Class B at Inland Lake Yachting Regatta Opener
Buccanier representing the Minne tonka Yacht club wins Class B race on Lake Winnebago opening the Inland Lake Yachting association regatta. Twenty-three, Gopher of White Bear, Virginia of Oshkosh, Show-Me of Lotus Feeht club follow. heavy rain hampered racing.
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Buccaneri
Minnetonka
Fintech
Buccaneer
Gopher
Virginia
Commodore A. F. Bock
Pistakee
W. H. McNeil
Lotus Yacht Club
E. M. van Duzes
White Bear
Leo Hollister
Tie
Show-Me
Shi Mo
One Hundred Mile Cabin Cruiser Race At Lake Winnebago
Five cabin cruisers started in the one mile handicap for the E. H. Fatney challenge cup and Dahkosh Lower Beat club gophy cup. Handicaps were set at the start to produce a close finish with an expected seven o clock finish. The course was a riverine trainee on Lake Winnebago with boats finishing in the late evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Winnebago
Dahkosh
Lower Beat Club
Lake Winochage
Marion
Victims in Doty Street Fire Incident
Report outlines injuries and sequence in a fire at a Doty Street location. Victims include Marston and Tash with critical conditions. survivor notes describe responders and ongoing medical care. Authorities confirm investigation into cause and timeline.
France Approved Amid Casablanca Fighting Reports
France declares Morocco crisis does not threaten European peace despite conflicting dispatches. Moors attack French camp near Casablanca at dawn, eight hours of combat with field guns and cruiser shells. Casualties include Captain Cous and several soldiers. morale and troop movements cited as aim to show unity with local government.
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Pau
France
Pulic Works
Barihou
Morocco
Europe
Tangier
Sisters and Ulema
Fox
Colummn
Alcazar Kebir
Casablanca
Cous
The
Apalis
Girl Not Criminal in Theft Case
Sheriff J G Rhyner arrested Marie Cramer 16 at her home on a theft charge from Mrs J F Murphy at 11 Merritt St Big City. Property valued at 44 30 recovered and returned. Girl formerly a patient at Northern Hospital for the Insane Winnebago. custody awaiting examination to determine mental condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Rhyner
Marinette
Marie Cramer
J. F. Murphy
Merritt Street
Big City
Northern Hospital
Ingane
Winnebego
Murphy
Collision damages Waterwitch during yacht races
The gasoline launch Waterwitch, owned by Willard Carr, was struck from behind by the cruiser Aderyn owned by W. L. Davis of Neenah during Saturday yacht events. Carr’s party, watching the races, were aboard when the Aderyn’s bow hit the Waterwitch, injuring Carr’s back and causing the Waterwitch to leak. Passengers were brought ashore and the boat later transferred to the Oshkosh Boat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Carr
Aderyn
W. L. Davis
Neenah
Mr. Carr
Mr. Davis
Peace Reigns in Leyte After Military Air Campaign
Reports from Washington and Leyte describe a security improvement as military action winds down. Local officials say the civilian population now benefits from restored order and cooperation with U S forces. The message emphasizes successful control of the province and ongoing reassurance to residents.
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Washington, DCC
Leyte
al Asyreres
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Chicage
Pental
Wavasengers
Western Union
Postal Companies
E. J. Nally
Postal Telegraph Cable Company
Doges
Tramp
Jewepaper
China
Shanelai
Wday
Yangtise Valley
Peking
Tropics
Bad Blaze
Maggindy
Nostier
Federation OF Employers
Beloit
Wiliam Tatoo
Horace Wooo
Tetichler
Cellag
Katie Telichler
Ttalian
Peter Candy
Rosenberg
Henry Gilroy
Columbus
Newark
McKinley
Black
Kusert
DR. J
Sweet Dead
NEW York Stock Exchange
New York City
DR. Meiklejohn
Eepe Rey
Mixnetover
Hegatta
Doty Street
Consus.com
Oradee
Pownr
Antion
Betieved
Philippine
Zoological Congress
Pry
Richard
Clubhouse
Brehive
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