Thrice a Murderer Frederick Hampel Story Recited
J A Barnes star foundry owner recounts a tale from J D Ruddy of Nekim that Frederick Hampel murdered a man in Germany, fled to the United States, lived in Hartville eight years, then worked on farms near Barnett. He is nicknamed Big Fred and was feared by locals, with earlier killings and a flight to avoid justice.
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J. A. Barnes
Star Foundry
1Is City
LT. R. Morgan
Frederick Hampel
Osakosh
Barnes
J.D. Ruddy
Nekim
Hampel
Ruddy
Ruichte
United States
Harl Wis
Mr. Barnett
Mrr
Rud¢y
Big Fred
Buddy
Aees
No faith in Shamrock in windy regatta
The AP reports growing belief Shamrock II cannot recover the America's Cup under any weather. Afternoon papers say yesterday’s abortive race fails to prove the challenger's merit or satisfy harbor expectations, with Barr cited as improving as a sailor. Some suggest New York Yacht Club seek a more reliable course after repeated wind disappointments off Sandy Hook.
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Associated Press
Harior
Barr
Sandy Hook
New York Yacht Club
Japan to contest next America's Cup with new yacht
Lt Cmdr Jsam T. Ta of the Imperial Japanese Navy plans to enlist financiers to build a yacht for the next International races. He asserts Japan can match American and English boats and promises Japan will display strength in the subsequent yacht contests.
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Anw
New York
Jsam T. Ta
Imperial Japanese Navy
Japan
Retirnee
America
England
They Liked Lorimer Sailor’s Sermon Draws Crowds in Port
Apostle George C. Pommey of New York spoke aboard the Dominion line Seamer New England which departed this port today for Boston. He had preached to large congregations during his stay but declined a possible call in London.
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Associated Press
Liverpool
George C. Pommey
New York
Dominion Line
New England
Roston
London
Clothier Edges Ward In Tight Newport Tennis Match
In Newport today Ward faced Clothier in the championship court with Clothier taking the first set 6-3 and the second 6-4 after Ward surged late in the third. Clothier, a Philadelphia player, showed precision serving and net play to win in straight sets, while Ward fought hard, battling through several service breaks.
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Associated Pres
Newport
Vblef
Holcomb Ward
W. J. Monee
Lt. Doherty
Bf S. Ate Hones
Ward
Clothier
Ward-Clothier
Dois
Willird
Bane
W. J. Clothier
Clothier i
Hts
Gams
J. Clothier
H. Ward
Cloter
Ard
Clother
T. H. Ward
Bebr
Princeton
Gildermeister
Columbia
Omaha
Seth
Sanderson
Holland
Galesburg
Til
Fred
Frank Eberhardt
Salina
Kan
Babcock at Sagamore Hill
President Roosevelt hosts a briefing at Sagamore Hill with guests including Rep J W Babcock and Sec Cortelyou. Discussions focus on financial legislation and upcoming congressional actions, with Gov Odell and William Murphy among anticipated attendees and luncheon plans.
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Associated Press
New York State
Dar
E. J Hil
Connecticut
Congress
William D Murphy
New York
Gent
Roosevelt
BB. Odell
Oster Bay
Aileen
Aboh
Cortelyou
Department of Commerce and Labor
J. W. Babcock
Wisconsin
Sagamore Hill
Veterans Go Sight Seeing In California
Veterans of the Grand Army and auxiliary women conclude business today then tour the state. The national executive session will finalize common resolutions and business. The Womens Relief Corps and the Ladies of the Grand Army elect officers in secret session. Thousands visit Oakland as Lake Merritt shores host visitors and a camp fire at the Mechanics Pavilion tonight.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Grand Army
Womens Relief Corps
Elsn
Oakland
Lake Merrit
Mechanics” Pavilion
Golf ball tragedy claims life of 4 year old in Sharon Hill
Fertha Harman, a four year old resident, died after being struck on the head by a golf ball while watching a game at Sharon Hill links. The injury fractured the skull and left him unconscious since last Tuesday. he died last night from complications.
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Associated Press Philadephia. Pa
Fertha Harman
Portland Mobilizes as Imaginary Enemy Arrives
A staged war scare in Portland Maine involves a mock hostile fleet sailing from the tropics toward the harbor. Army and Navy units prepare, with militia mustering and batteries deployed as Maj. Gen. A. R. Chaffes and Rear Admiral A. S. Barker oversee the exercise.
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Associated Praga
Portland
Tyah
Tropics
United States
Fort
States Army
Feet
Rockland
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
New York
A. R. Chaffes
A. 5. Barker
Lipton Holds Hope On Shamrock After Wind Lull
Sir Thomas Lipton declared he has not lost hope after difficult conditions off Sandy Hook. He said Shamrock had no wind while Reliance sailed with full breeze, noting luck never favored Shamrock and that the Shamrock struggled as sails filled briefly before fading. Lipton insisted Shamrock did better when wind lasted and stood by his belief despite critics.
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Thomas Lipton
Hin Rone
Associated Press
New York
Sandy Hook
Thomas
Deposition Read In Taylor Case Concludes In Kentucky Court
The deposition in the Taylor case was finished, with the court ruling some questions about pardon motives and political composition of the 1900 Kentucky General Assembly as incompetent. Testimony included H. H. Howard and G. Sharpesf remarks about the mountain army gathering on January 5, 1900, and Caleb Powers statements.
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Aeepelaper
Tess Genrgetown
Kyers
Imlay
Tarinr
Lesun
W. H. Culen
Caleb Pawar
General Assembly
Hentucky
H. HB. Howard
Hernan County
Mountain Army
Caleb Powers
United States
G. Sharpesf Covington
Kidnaper Sentenced for Abduction of 2 Year Old
Associated Press report says Hand Averr, who confessed kidnapping two year old Gilves Furlong, was sentenced to three years in the penitentiary. The boy was abducted near his home on June 3 and found June 33. Averr admitted taking the child saying she acted from compassion for its dirty appearance. Judge MecAwen urged mental examination of the woman.
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Hand Averr
Gilves Furlong
Fire Hits St Louis Optical Firm, Water Damage Across Block
Fire damaged A. oe Co, optical supplies and surgical instruments, at 404 North Broadway, with crews extinguishing flames early. A water tower toppled during the blaze, damaging Simmons hardware next door, while the store reported a cash loss and a woman reportedly injured by an electric light wire.
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Picasa
St. Louis
A. Oe & Co
Surgical Instrumenta
North Broadsar
Wea
Tre Vital Joes Ig
Simmons Hapmare Company
Cave In at Duryes Mines Sparks Earthquake Rumor
In Wilkestarre Pa on August 21 residents near the mining town of Duryes reported a cave in that sent thousands of tons of culm rushing down. Many believed an earthquake occurred, though details remain unclear.
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Wilkestarre
Duryes
Catacombs Planned Beneath New York City Church
An article reports plans to bury priests beneath Calvary centers in New York with a vast underground catacomb carved from granite two stories below the surface. Archbishops in New York discuss the project after two years of travel and secrecy, aiming to mimic ancient Roman catacombs as a hidden burial site. The plan faces legal barriers and would place a large vault under a chapel, drawing on monastic imagery and austere habit imagery.
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New York
Rome
Jane
Archudshey Farles
Archdiss
Hsthius
Fires Oiled Clothing Ends in Woman’s Suicide Attempt
A Chicago reader report notes Mrs. Mabel Lashey of 6 Wabash Avenue attempted to end her life by setting her clothes on fire with kerosene. A boarder found her in the hallway and police and a bystander extinguished the flames. The 24 year old widow and daughter of a former Evansville merchant remains in danger as she fights injuries.
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Chicago
Kéroine
Mabel Lashey
Wabash Avenue
Dowith
M. CIA
Evansville, Ind
Non Union Mills Open Likely To Hire Amalgamated Workers
Owing to idleness of many union sheet mill workers, a Pittsburg report notes a probable meeting of the Amalgamated Association board to declare American Sheet Steel Company mills open. With few exceptions the non-union mills are operating, enabling idle Amalgamated workers to seek employment.
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Pittsburg
American Sheet Steel Company
Che Niihisory Board
Amalgamated Attoriation
Open Mills
Amalgamated Association
The
Sheet Corp
Operaton
Timber accident claims life in Wisconsin quarry
Theodore John, about 52, a resident of Uus city, was killed this morning at the mouth of Thomas H. Smith's stone quarry when a timber fell striking his head. He leaves a widow and four daughters and was a member of the Modern Woodmen.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Sturgeon Bar
Theodore
John
Thomas H. Smith
Uus City
Leaves & Aiden and Fur Daughters
Modern Woodmen
Clans Choose New York as 1905 Meeting City
Associates Press reports New York City selected as the first meeting place for the 1905 correction of the order of Scottish Clans with Winnipes and Halifax as other potential sites. Resolution to restructure the order awaits approval by the incoming executive.
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Associates Press
Cleveland
New York City
Winnipes
Halifax
James McCesh
Dixon Line
Wisconsin Medical Union forms fellowship for surgeons
A special dispatch from Madison reports the Wisconsin Medical Union organizing a fellowship for surgeons with headquarters in Oshkosh. Incorporators include P. A. Griffith, FA, Wight, and R. P. Hanson. The group aims to unite physicians of all specialties under Fraternal and Practical aspirations in a formal incorporation.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin Medical Union
Oshkosh
P. A. Griffith
Fa, Wight
PB. Hanson
Escape falls wall narrowly spares Milwaukee scene
A special to The Northwestern from Racine Wisconsin describes a precarious incident at Garfield School where a wall section nearly collapsed. One man, Tigh Crign, was jolned as the crowd watched in alarm while a caravan of fifteen mothers and horses escaped uninjured amid chaos.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Racine
Garfield School
Tigh Crign
Jolund
Mass Meetings Broken Up by Police Amid Textile Strike
About seven thousand protesters in the district rallied for hours calling for action. Police were deployed but officials of the textile workers resisted, and a fifth mass gathering was allowed to continue.
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Aserciat
King Stole an Conk. Ta Ficarn in Belgium on visit to Paris
A garbled report claims a Belgian king plans a late month visit to Paris with talk of a dining misadventure. It mentions a February dining at a notable inn, a chef change, and a possible kidnapping by Beiden monarchists, with later kitchen leadership shifts at Lachenen.
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Daria
Jnemabers
Tonepodia
Belgium
Lachenen
Rocker Club
Bachange
Veteran actor Ellsler dies at 82 in New York
New York dispatch reports John Ellsler veteran stage manager and actor died of heart disease at eighty two. He mentored Effie Ellsler and Hazel Kirke and managed theaters in Cleveland Cincinnati Pittsburgh and Columbus before retiring to New York. Survived by widow two daughters Effie and Annie May and two sons John J and William. AD DU LAC MAN. Milwaukie brief notes Cahall longtime Manitowoc resident dies suddenly at seventy five. formerly Fond du LacStake mag worker.
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Ity Associated Pree
New York
Jénn Estelor
Effie Isuster
Lycadirleal
Cleveland
Burns
Elisies Wear
Morrisbury
Pua
SIERO
Lime
Philadephia
Wicliana C
Cincinnati
Pitsburg
Columbus
Academy of Music
Ettle Elisier
Hazel Kirke
Joseph Haworth
Clara Morris
George Gbert
James Lewis
Elister
Ife
AD DU Lac
Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Manitowoc
Gaya
Patrick Cahall
Fond du Lag
Son to sail Alberta. Davis retires from yachting
W L Davis of Neenah announces permanent retirement from yachting and will not sail in the Inland Lake regatta at Oshkosh. His son Steve Day will sail Alberta, the Davis-Krueger-Gilbert double centerboard boat, with crew yet to be named. Davis plans to witness some events, believes Alberta should have won all three Green Lake cups, and notes a fleet of local sailors for the centennial event in Oshkosh.
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Neenahk-Menesha
Wis
W. L. Davis
Oshkosh
Alberta
Davis-Krueger-Gilbert
Green Lake
Nea
United States
L. M. Igann Lof
Neenah
Menasha
Irun
Amerurhan
Lares
Menjasha
Aprictan
General Paper Company
Chituzo
Mvs Vattarzamchis
Rowane
Wadnese Dar
Jew
Charles Bard
Appleton
Kenneth Tannt
Kaukauna
Mise Resets Rather
Charles Radford
James Jenkins
Clarence Shepard
Carl Hellister
Hexted Mier
Robert Deans
Oshkesn
Mgac
Far East Viceroy Appointed by Czar
The czar's favorite admiral is named viceroy of new holdings in the Far East. Alex Left is named aggressive commander to head Russia’s Pacific army and navy. His task is to influence ongoing Oriental developments and to deter withdrawal from Manchuria amid Japanese protests and talk of war.
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Vhase
Far East
Alex Left
Pacific
Orient
Manchusia
Doughty Janan
Menasha News Roundup and Local Visits
Cora Sanford of Stephenson returns home after visiting Flora Kennston of Menasha. Sunday school at Menasha Congregational held a querie in the park. The BLF U committee chose Ashkesh for the next state picnic, praised by the executive committee of The Order. Dr W Oliver of Cretonte visits relatives. W O Nelson returns from a two week fishing trip. Neenah public school opens Tuesday September 1st. Elk Judges plan a minstrel show late September with amusement committee meetings in Appleton. Mildred Taylor visits relatives at West Held. Mrs R J Whidde and daughter of Qomana Neb leave for home.
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Cora Sanford
Stephenson
Mich
Flora Kennston
Menasha
Congregational Church
Menasha Park
BL F. U. Committee
Ashkesh
W- Oliver
Cretonte
Wo. O
R. J. Whidde
Menasha Church Reconsiders Pastor’s Resignation
At a First Congregational Church meeting in Menasha on Tuesday, trustees authorized Rev. F.E. Leonard to reconsider his resignation and take a paid leave of absence to regain health. Congregation members agreed to support the pause so as not to shrink membership or require reorganizing.
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Nart Iwestern
Neenah-Mengasha
Wis
First Congregational Church of
Menasha
Board of Trustees
FE. Z. Leonard
Tt Wrealan
Invhailen
Pov
Lawson
Oshkosh
Oshkesh
Jonas Keating
Neenah
Milwauker
Ahere
M Keating
Jockey Protected in Supreme Court Decision
Justice Spencer of the New York Supreme Court handed down a decision permitting Wallace Hicks to remain in the state until his contract with Berry Belmont Hicks is resolved. Hicks was arrested in Saratoga at midnight by men who had tried to break his lease to the eastern adversaries. The justice noted satisfaction with his current treatment and indicated no wish to return to former employers, including a trainer who was judged on the turf last winter in New Orleans.
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New York
Aus
Justice Spencer
Supreme Court
Johns. Joan
Wallace Hicks
Bi Bt
Berry Belmont Hicks
Saratoca
Tol Th Justich
New Orleans
Failure at Chicago Drives Gilter Matis & Co Receiver
Chicago Aug 21 Gilter Matis & Co a mail order firm at 40 W Madison street has gone into receivership. President Gfford Mabie has been absent since last Friday as eastern creditors petition for a receiver. Judge Kohisaat named Royal Trust Co to handle affairs. Liabilities nearly 1800 000 assets around 5000.
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Chicago
Gilter Matis & Co
Wem
Madison Street
Gfford Mabie
Emgern
Hedi
Judes Kohisaat
Royal Trust Company
Saanid
Salisbury Sinking Report After Last Sacrament
Report from London dated Aug 23 states Lord Salisbury remains alive but is sinking slowly. Médicine notes describe administration of oxygen and last rites being given as the end nears.
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Associated Press
London
Lord Salisbury
Fresh Winds Tomorrow For International Yacht Race Course
Forecaster Emery of the weather bureau issues a forecast for tomorrow near the yacht race course. Expect fair parity clouds with fresh southerly winds likely shifting to southwest as the Reliance and Shamrock III prepare for sailing trials. The Reliance and Shamrock III maneuver in Sandy Hook Bay and head toward the point as both yachts test sails and gear.
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Associated Press
New York
Emery
Weather Bureau Today
International Yacht Race Course
Reliance
Asa
Shamrock HI
Sandy Hook Bay
Challenger
Massachusetts Sails Under Naval Convoy to Tompkinsville
Captain Emory reports from Frenchman’s Bay that the Massachusetts, guarded by the Indiana Potomac and Lebanon, sailed this morning for Tompkinsville. The ship will be docked and repaired at the New York yard.
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Associated Preas
Washington, D. C
Emory
Indiana
Navy Department
Frenchman’s Bay
Massachusetts
Potomac
Lebanon
Tompkinsville
New
Yorw Yard
Cramps Not Cholera Reported in Manila
Associated Press reports in Manila that a supposed cholera outbreak was actually severe cramps. After investigation, quarantine ends and the transport sails with a clean bill of health.
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Associated Press
Manilla
Munsey Cannot Sell After Supreme Court Injunction
Supreme Court Justice Davis Jodar issued a decision granting an injunction restraining Poank Munsey from the sale at The Daily News plant. Del Williams Brown Semperars provided the appeal, upholding the restraining order against auction action.
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Associated Prem
New York
Aus
Supreme Court
Davis Jodar
del Wilami
Brown
Poank Munsey
The
Daily News
Rail firms place large order for 43-pound steel rails
In Baltimore and Ohio contracting circles today the Latimers and Ohio firms reported a major order for 43-pound steel rails. The deal covers 14 deliveries. Local railmen noted the significance for track work and regional rail expansion.
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Rr Associated Press
Rallimers
The
Latimers
Ohio
Weather forecast for Wisconsin with chance of showers
Partly cloudy conditions expected with possible scattered showers tonight and Saturday. Cooler on Saturday with brisk southwest winds and lower temperatures anticipated across western portions.
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Wisconsin
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