Taft Campaign Stresses Works Over Promises in Athens Stop
Presidential candidate William H. Taft spoke impromptu from his train at Gallipolis and Athens, stressing that the party by its works earns trust of capitalists, wage earners, and farmers. He urged gratitude to veterans, noting Civil War and Philippine War sacrifices and championing humane policy toward the Philippine islands.
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Associated Press
Athens
William H. Taft
Mrs. Taft
Gallipolis
Taft
Charles H. Grosvenor
Congress
Philippine Islands
England May Help Holland in Venezuela Dispute
The Hague reports show the Netherlands satisfied with explanations from former minister M de Reus over a letter criticizing President Castro and expulsion from Venezuela. Britain weighs possible action but prefers not to act alone, resisting bullying a smaller state while awaiting European consensus.
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Associated Press
The
Hague
Netherlands
AT. de Reus
Republice of Veneguela
Oaétee
the Minster
Venexueli
M. de Reus
London
Great Britain
Holland
Castell
Venezuela
Foreign Office
Rome
Europe
United States
Castro
Thalland
Beech Hargis case juror influence questioned in Kentucky
In Jackson Kentucky on August 24 the Beech Hargis venue change trial heard witness George Clemmons claim locals believe outside influences could bar a fair trial. Judge Redwine pressed who exerts influence and Clemmons answered you saying the circuit judge knows everyone and can fix a jury.
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Associated Press
Jackson
Beech-Hargis
George Clemmons
Commonwealth
Ben
Redwine
Witne
Detroit Court Denies Mandamus Over Sunday Baseball
Warne county circuit court refused Prosecutor Yerkes petition to stop Sunday games at the Detroit American League club grounds. Judges ruled action would entangle court in supervision of Sunday streetcars, theaters, saloons, and noted police have authority to handle the matter. A Detroit clergy committee had pressed the issue.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Mich
Warne County
Yerkes
Mandamus
Fred W. Smith
Balloon tears loose in Walloon race at Columbus
A balloon named The Star and Stripes failed to take part in the International Balloon race in Columbus as it tore loose and broke away before the event could begin.
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Associated Frexe
Cohmbus
Bryan Busy at Home in Fairview Nebraska
William J. Bryan, Democratic candidate for president, returns to Fairview after a speech tour. He spends the day clearing correspondence editing speeches and preparing for a trip to Minnesota North Dakota and Sons. L. L. Ingraham Lincoln Typographical Union president presents him with a membership certificate.
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Associated Presa
Fairview
Lincoln
Neb
Cay
William J. Dolrran
Mr. Bryan
Minnesota, North Dakota and Sons
L. L. Ingraham
Lincoln Typographical Union
Six Big Balloons To Race At Columbus Driving Park
The Aero Club of Columbus and the Federation of Aero Clubs of America prepare six large balloons for an international race at the Driving park. A 2:30 parade precedes a 4:00 p m launch with balloons released every 15 minutes. Officials expect 206000 spectators and use about 460000 cubic feet of gas.
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Associated Presa
Columbus
Aero Club of Columbus
Federation of Aero Clubs of America
Federation
Iroquois
Henry Pirring
Gol. A. FP. Shirley
Louisville
J. J Meade
United States Marine Corps
King Edward
Aero Club of Canada
John Dennett
British Army
Tom J. Sample
Passengears
Stripe
H. Perrigo
Chicago
Clyde ,Tuttle
Stripes
C. H. Perriga
Clyde Tuttle
New York
7 Wild
Ville de Dieppe
Paul Lucier
Dieppe
France
Augusty Maciere
Buenos
Paul Mason
Chicago de Luxe
C. A. Cocy
Chic Cago
George L. Bumbaugh
St. Louis
Strang
Newbnrger
Horace
Vilas laid to rest in Madison cemetery services
Simple funeral services for Col. William F. Vilas were held at his Madison home and graveside in Forest Hill cemetery. Rev. A A Ewing and Rev P A Gilmore conducted the rites with few flowers, many attendees, and mourners from Madison and state officials. The burial vault is a sealed steel and cement chamber.
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Wis
William F. Vilay
Four O'Louk
A. A. Ewing
Grace Church
P. A. Gilmore
Unitarian Church
Tennyson
John M. Olin
FE. T. Owens
Burr W. Jones
Magnus Swenson
F. W. Oakley
Wil- Mam Vilas Bryant
Guy Nash
Grand
Vilus
Trobert M. la Follette
Colonel Vilas
Vilas
Forest Hl
Henry Vilas
Cornelia Vilas
Chicago Fans crowd for pivotal NL game
Chicago hustles to buy tickets for the second crucial National League game between the New York and Chicago clubs. Early crowds grow into thousands by noon as police and staff manage order at the park entrances. The pennant race feeds intensifying interest with New York, Pittsburgh, and Chicago all near the top standings.
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Chicago
New York
Pittsburg
Mat
New
Changs
International Lyceum Chautauqua In Oshkosh Hopes For Annual
The International Lyceum Chautauqua now underway in Oshkosh aims to become a permanent yearly feature. Attendance on opening day reached about 600 in the afternoon and 800 in the evening, with projections of 1,600 to 2,000 for some events. Organizers plan for future years if patronage remains strong, despite renting costs. The convention received praise for city facilities including electric railway service and tented support areas, while logistics and parking are arranged around the park grounds and main entrance.
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International Lyceum Chautauqua
International Lyceum Association
Lily
Tron
Tonerran
Chamber of Commerce
An Park
Hall Park
Leadquartskey
Big al
White City
AL Slyceum Braich
Dilindigs
Air Tor
Chauigaqua
White
Oshkosh
Tomorreyn
Mysteries Grow Around Atlantic City Shooting Case
Baltimore detectives question Wiltam G Williams over the Roberts shooting episode after his wife claims he stayed in Baltimore. Authorities seek to verify Williams movements on the night of the incident while rumors swirl about a sanitarium exit and a masked stranger.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Wiltam
G. Willams
Charles B. Roberts
Atlantic City
Williams
Will Visi
Wuhamas
Long Green
N. C
Charles BR. Roberts
Othe Board Watch
Poter
W. S. G. Willams
Willams
Roberts
Tae Williams
Are
Jackson
Malcom Woodruff
Baltimore Police
Harry Wilson
Mia
Paltimore
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Batthmore
Ave
Galllimre
Charles 2
Troberty
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Wililseig
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Ranvernation
Ulu
Principe
Eciphiis
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G. Woolkins
Iustiaid
Mr. Roberts
Bryan Coming to Wisconsin and Midwest in Speeches
The itinerary of William J. Bryan extends through the Midwest to the Atlantic seaboard with September dates in Evansville Chicago Madison Milwaukee Cleveland Cincinnati and New York among others. He will stay three weeks at his Lincoln home after September 29 and plan remarks in Washington and New York on rest days.
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York
National
Chyiremin Muck
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Chamtarmn
Mad
Washington
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Baltimore
Wilmington
Delo
Rochester
Y. i
New York
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Michigan
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Madison
Milwauke
Mittell
Bryan
Lincoln
Neb
West Virginia
Ohio
Chicago
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Morrison
American Federation of Labor
Nationyl
Pryan
France Consider Cooperation With Netherlands On Venezuela
The Netherlands asked France, through its minister in The Hague, if Paris could cooperate with The Hague amid its dispute with Venezuela. France said it would consider the question and has the matter under advisement.
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Associ
Netherlands
France
Holland
Venezuela
Today's Chautauqua Contents and Feature Schedule
Index of today’s paper highlights Friday evening events at the Chautauqua. Includes notes on farming features, forthcoming races, and the nomination contest for United Senate seats. The week’s program at the Chautauqua precinct is listed with event times and participant names.
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Chautauqua
United Sinise
Chaut
ovation for American athletes in London parade
A huge London crowd applauded American Olympians as they rode through the city with flags and cheers. Notables including Melville Sheppard Ralph Topas and John J. Plases received medals and cups amid celebratory presentations before a planned visit to President Roosevelt.
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Preas
York
New York
Acader
Amd
Actina Maverali
Carpenter
Fidanelle
Tephbins
Ovyeter Bay
Roosevelt
M Leod 8s Golf Champion at Myopia Hunt Cup
Fred MeTeed, a Nortis Terwiels native now with the Millaudian club in Chicago, won the fourteenth United States Golf Championship at the Myopia Hunt Club by defeating Willie Smith of Mexico in an 18 hole playoff yesterday. Smith’s tees and Leaks putt ing inaccuracies helped MeTeed claim victory 7 to 5. MeTeed receives 40 dollars and Smith 150 as first and second prizes.
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Arnoetntnd Firean
Mamilton
Smith
Niles
NNIS
Newport
AL Larned
Annapolis
Reals C. Wright
Haston
Stiaight
Tony Pastor Funeral Observed at St Barnabas Church
The funeral for veteran showman Tony Pastor was held at St Barnabas Church with Father Kennedy presiding. The cortege proceeded to the Elkan Clubhouse in Brooklyn for viewing today and tomorrow.
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Aasociated Press
Fimhurst
B. 2
Chhurch
Tony
Actave
St. Bertholomies
Father
Kennedy
Elka’ Club
Brooklyn
Fight to the Death at Furnace Arena
An eyewitness account describes a deadly stage fight on a furnace platform in Chengo HL. The struggle ends when a rival falls and the crowd reacts amid chaotic, disjointed dialogue and a dramatic interruption.
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Asxorlatea Presa
Chengo
Tulay
Nicholas Vidoviem
Eirugele
George Tred Hel
Ain Eye Witness
Selvin Mealieh
Tia
Volunteers sought for upcoming national and congressional campaigns
The- Associated Press report notes a Manhattan conference where the party committee urged all senators, diners of congress, and others to offer speeches in support of the national and congressional campaigns. Speakers may be paid for speeches given in public venues outside their homes, while others are asked to volunteer. Chairman Frank H. Ti...
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Associated Press
York
Paepultien
Tooserse
Titeheeke
New York
Ching
Castro Not Worried Amid Leadership Vacuum
The piece reports Castro remaining untroubled while he travels to Augustinato for a month and leaves no clear successor. Observers see this as a sign of his confidence that only broad changes can alter the capital’s governance. Local officials in provinces welcome his move despite attention from rivals.
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Dent Castro
Paugustineto
Hla
Woman Held on Larceny Charge in City Case
Mrs Ruth Nell at Wickley Auburn of this city was arrested yesterday and held for court on larceny charges. Authorities recovered valuable plunder and many pawn tickets for jewelry and silverware from her home. A trunk contained letters indicating operation of a multi provincial bureau with gifts from different states.
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Ruth Nell
Wickley
Etty
Man Fatally Attacks Daughter-in-Law in Ta
In Sioux City Ta an incident led J Mo Brown to strike his daughter-in-law with a folding club following a quarrel over Brown's invalid wife. Brown surrendered to police after the assault.
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Associated Press
Sioux City
Manson
J. Mo Brown
Brown
Five Masked Men Dynamite Bank Safe Near Montreal
Five masked men dynamited the safe at the Provincial bank in St Eustache Quebec ten miles from Montreal and took about $12000. They held the caretaker at gunpoint and kept a posse of citizens at bay before escaping to Montreal. Two arrests reported on suspicion. A separate note mentions a bank robbery in Fillmore Allegheny county Rochester New York on August 29 with a large sum stolen.
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Associated Press
Montreal
Masket
St. Eustache
Rochester
N.Y
Fillmore
Allegheny County
Wisconsin National Guard awards honor to Fond du Lac company
The report commends Company EB of Fond du Lac as the best all around Wisconsin National Guard unit, earning the Pfister trophy presented by Admiral Gen. UC RR Hoardman. Inspectors noted strong drill, discipline, and attendance, with standout marks for officers and rifle firing. Schwandt of Company I ranked among the top fifteenth in accuracy, as Stille and other officers earned high marks in drill and field duties.
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Company
Food Fond du Lac Wine
Indiator Brophy
Poof Vidunai
Po Shoom
PcumLeport
Wisconsin National Guard
Ebot Fond du Lac
Pfister
Adit
Tastay C. Schwandt
Reprae
Wincenwin
National Guard
Plines
Mrs Paine Hosts Elegant Afternoon at Cosh Yaebl Club
Mrs Nathan Pulse will entertain at an afternoon gathering at the Cosh Yaebl club described as an affair of refined elegance. The Acme orchestra will provide music under Laffey of Ulickgo with a performance by Pitther Vaushan as current lecturer. Luke Winnebago is praised for beauty in the tribute piece titled Joly Tro' Cail.
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Nathan Pulse
Lepertel
Wlainetsige
Pitther Vaushan
Laffer
Luke Winnebago
Oerasion
Lalley
Golf Match At Algoma Club Seeks Ball Prize Trophy
Today at Algoma Country club a charity golf match will distribute balls as prizes. Each participant contributes one ball. winners receive shares based on finish: first forty percent, second thirty, third twenty, fourth ten. A mechanical trophy will be awarded after play.
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Algoma Country Club
Toyal Arch Society Plans One Day Busines Closure
In Atlantic City on August 29 members of the Toyal Arch society met to decide on steps after organizing with 180 of 219 members. They voted to keep their business places closed tomorrow, reflecting fear amid ongoing car-related risks.
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Gy Associated Press
Atlantic City
N. J
Toyal Arch Society
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