Storm Testifies to Coastal Voyage Peril and Damage
Savannah reports many ships safe after a fierce hurricane off the Georgia coast. The Clyde Ines Apache and other vessels faced near catastrophe. Tybee Hotel unroofed and Isle of Palms residents marooned. Charleston damage feared near a million dollars. Savannah’s docks and cotton harmed. Navy yard records 80 to 90 mph winds.
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Macon
Savannah
Central of Georgia Railway
Charleston
City of
New York
City of Montgomery
Tybee
Tibee Island
Augusta
Isle of
Palma
Isle of Palms
Ehoet
Atlanta
Summerville
Washington, D. C
Charleston Navy Yard
Georgia
South Carolina
Navy Department
Kentucky
Lexington
Troops to Guard Canal Mobilized from San Antonio
The mobilization of a military force to guard the Panama canal began today with the Tenth Infantry under Col Henry A Greene ordered from San Antonio to the canal zone near the Pacific entrance as its permanent station. The unit will depart Galveston for Colon within a week. This move is enabled by an improved Mexican situation and aims to establish a brigade on the canal. The department plans to use existing well built structures rather than erect new barracks.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Panama Canal
Tenth Infantry
Henry A. Greene
San Antonio
Texas
Canal Zone
Pacific Entrance
Galveston
Colon
Canal
Catholic Societies Meet In Two Rivers Program
A Daily News special from Manitowoc reports Bishop J J Fox of Green Bay and other churchmen will lead a Catholic federation meeting in Two Rivers to celebrate the pontificate for the first time in the area.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Manitowoc
J. J. Fox
Green Bay
Catholic Church
Ssie Federation of Catholic
Eles al Fox
Two Rivers
Battier Lechwas
Kaukauna
Will Pool Tobacco Crop In Lexington Action
Lexington Ky August 20 The Burley Tobacco society announced a pool will be formed to handle the 111 crop amounting to about 2000000 pounds. This is the first intimation of a pool since the board of control said no pool last March amid grower protests. Thousands of farmers did not grow any tobacco this year and fear a night riders return if pooling proceeds. Officials now decide big land owners favor a ten year pooling contract. A plan to build a Sufi warehouse in the city to house pooled products has spurred the effort.
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Associated Press
Lexington
Burley Tobacco
Borrd
Cher Suse
Jeron
Machinists Rally Support For Harriman Recognition
San Francisco August 29 The local machinists union backs federation and shop employees in demanding company recognition. A tentative strike vote showed unanimous support as federation officers from five crafts prepare to meet Harriman lines vice president Julius Kruttschnitt. The outcome hinges on official recognition by the company.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Val
Harrimanines
Proc. E. L. Reguin
Federation
Ths
Julius Krutschnik
Harriman Lines
Kruttschnitt
First Speech at Mankato on President's Minnesota Swing
The Associated Press reports the president will begin his Minnesota swing around the circle in Mankato on Tuesday October 24 arriving at 10 80 am and proceeding to Minneapolis for a 7 30 pm arrival. He will stay overnight and likely speak at the state Auditor ium after meet with the St Paul reception committee. He departs St Paul at 11 16 pm Wednesday. Governor Eberhart received the telegram with the request for local committees to provide entertainment details.
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St. Paul
Minn
Vil
Minnesota
Mankato
Eberhart
Minneapolis
St.Paul
Auditortum
Charlies D. Hikes
Twin Cities
Befriend Judge Smeltzer Endorsed By WCTU of Hempookh
Judge I B Smeltzer's order sentencing Mrs Ella Reese to city chain gang drew protest and led to a pardon. WCTU of Hempookh endorsed his view that boys and girls should face social impurity actions. Resolutions were ordered sent to Judge Smeltzer.
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Associated 21
Ess
Tela
Kan
Smeltzer
Ella Reese
Henmbokh
Uence Herr
Wdt
Sweltzer
Rates to Duluth Too High
A Duluth Commercial News complaint filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission accuses rail and water carriers led by the Baltimore & Ohio Railway of charging discriminatory freight rates to Duluth Minnesota from all U S points. The filing seeks rate adjustments to restore equity.
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Associated Press
Washington
TX. C
United
Embezzling Charge Filed In Smuggling Case
William N. Maris arrested by government officers on a charge of smuggling a forty three parcel of opium into the United States. He will be sent to Winnipeg to face embezzlement charges totaling 1490 dollars against the Swedish American Telephone Co. Harr is arraigned before Commissioner Frote and waived extradition.
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Way Associated Press
Chicago
William N. Maris
United States
Winnipeg
Canada
Diot
Harris
Frote
Three Foreigners Arrested on Spy Suspicion at Kiel
Kiel August 29 two Englishmen and a Dane were arrested by harbor police after days of cruising near Kiel on spying suspicions. They claimed innocence and were subjected to examinations before being released.
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Associated Press
Kiel
FACES MURDER CHARGE IN WIFE OF ESCAPE
Anamosa, Ja Aug. Charles Smith and his half brother A. D. Mecum face murder charges at Winnipes Man after allegedly aiding a sensational prison escape from the Anamosa penitentiary. The pair are alleged to have killed a Winnipeg constable during an arrest attempt and are held for further proceedings.
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Associated Press
Anamosa, Ja
Charles Smith
A. D. Mecum
Anamosa Penitentiary
Winnipes
Man
Winnipeg
Admiral Togo Farewell Tour Ends in Seattle
Admiral Count Togo boards the Taruba Maru in Seattle on the final leg of his world circuit. Crowds throng the wharf as the liner heads toward San Francisco while the West Virginia and Colorado salute from sea. A telegram from Beverly Mass expresses deep gratitude to President Taft for the cordial reception and hopes for his good health and prosperity.
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Associated Press
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Wash
Count Toge
Animal Togo
West Virginia
Colorado
San Francisco
Pacific
Taft
Beverly
Mass
White House
President Taft
Admiral Toro
Mauing
Mona Lisa Not Aboard Hidden on Kalner Wilhelm II?
The Mona Lisa vanished from the Louvre on August 22 and was not found on the Kalner Wilhelm II when it docked in New York. Two men were suspected of smuggling the painting onboard. Investigators searched the liner and baggage but found no trace of the artwork. Paris reopened the Louvre the next day with the empty space still unsettled in visitors’ minds.
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New York
Leonard da Vinci
Louvre
Paria
Cherhours
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Paris
Carte Salon
Leonardo da Vinci
Hind Hong
Did Ghoul s Rob Bodies in Milwaukee Mystery?
Special report from Milwaukee covers a lake tragedy linked to missing men Vedder Robertson and Harvey. Kerr claims the pair carried large cash before their bodies were found, while legal actions involve the schooner Grouse salvage and launch sale, amid insurance papers and connected claims.
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Milwaukee
Wis
R. F. Vedder
L. M. Tobertson
Harvey
Conserville
Kerr
Veeder
Grouse
Worther
Dente
McGovern Will Not Attend Minneapolis Meeting
Madison Wisconsin August 29 Governor McGovern declines to speak at a progressive meeting in Minneapolis planned for September 7. He says a prior schedule includes an interstate trip with a governors conference in New Jersey and other official duties.
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Northwestern
Madison
McGovern
Minneapolis
New Jersey
Hitch at Clancy Trial in Milwaukee Hearing
Milwaukee August 28 special report on Five Chief Clavey trial halted by a key hitch as introduction of evidence stalled before the judge. Witnesses Lehman and Armstrong testified about a residence flat, with Lehman supporting Armstrong’s account and an 1908 affidavit discussed by counsel Rubin.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Thong
Clavey
Tum
Wersge
Leu Zehiman
KGS
Tlancy
Petore
Weitingas
Frank Armstrong
Armstrong
Giiney
Wells Street
Misa Lehman
Cisncy
Miss Lehman
Taft to Speak as Sole Presenter at Conservation Congress
President Taft will be the only speaker at the National Conservation congress in Kansas City on September 25. The schedule sets aside the evening session for his remarks on the general subject of Conservation, with the first session of the day devoted to other officials and events.
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Sy Associatea
Kansas City
Taft
National Conservation Congress
Rain Stops Night Flight Trials at Squantum Field
A southerly rain storm at Squantum aviation field delays aeroplane light tests. plan for more takeoffs and a distance run to Roaton Hecht was the program for the day.
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Associated Press
Boston
Mass
Roaton Hecht
Indian Nizam of Hyderabad Dies in 1913
Asfa Jah Nizamul Mulk the Nizam of Hyderabad and premier prince of the Indian empire died today. He was born August 18 1866 and succeeded his father Afazul-Ud-Deuta on February 26 1869.
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Associated Prene
Hyderbad
British India
Asfa Jah Nizamul-Mulk
Nizam of
Indian Empire
Fie
Nizam
Afazul-Ud-Deuta
Harvard Coach Vail Accepts Wisconsin Post
Harvard rowing coach Marty Vail has accepted Wisconsin University’s offer and will move to Madison to begin his duties there in September. He will leave Harvard after the summer to assume the new role.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Marty Vail
Harvard
University of Wisconsin
Madison
Wis
Joy ride ends in fatal car crash in Fond du Lac
George Willett known as Teck died when his speeding automobile turned turtle on Taschedah road near Luce club. Two women named Bessie Cheney and Grace Davis were taken to a nearby house. a third man fled the scene.
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Fond du Luc
Wis
George Willete
Teck
Taschedah Road
Park Avenues
Armory Street
Willet Wan
Luco Club
Sheeney Deas
Lewis Street
Gah- Kosh
Green Bay
Willett
Lewis Street Place
Tom Burns
Luce Club
Luce
Ittig Tier
Crescent Garage
Thomas Meiklejohn
Marklejohn
Bia I
Bessie Cheney
Grace Davis
Lewin Street
Wreck Victims and Missing Passenger Identified in Local Crash
A serious automobile wreck left two women hospitalized and a missing male passenger named Ted or Jacob feared to have escaped unharmed. Begsie Cheney suffered a shoulder injury and was taken home after treatment. one Davis woman had a dislocated shoulder. The injured were found with a survivor, Willett, whose wife and a daughter Georgia, 15, along with several brothers, mourn his loss or await word from relatives in Brockton Massachusetts.
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Jake
Ted
Begsie Cheney
Davis
Lewis Street
Willett
Georgia
Rose Wiets
Brockton
Massy
J. Willett
Alex Willett
Mass
Charles
Fred
Edward
Nygaard Seeks Western Expansion and Irrigation Prospects
Gourne to Nygaard travels with his wife to Oshkosh and discusses plans to return to the Southwest state for business opportunities. Nygaard, from Orland, notes growing land values, a large irrigation project costing $650,000, a reservoir supplying 15,000 acres, and multiple crops. He cites favorable water arrangements with the government and substantial alfalfa yields for local farmers.
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Gourne
Nygard
Oshkosh
Catifora
California
Nygaard
Orland
Sacramento
John Nygaard
Alo Ue
United States
Bejne
Unseasonably Cold Night Reported in Oslend Area
Two months after a hot spell with highs near 90 and sultry nights, last night brought a record low as thermometers fell to 42.5 degrees Fahrenheit. Forecasters note the barometer has stayed high all day, suggesting more cool weather ahead.
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Oslend
UMI
Francis Lasson
Death at Saw Buck Meet Claims Spectators
Spectators Quern Roenitz Samuel Hay and Albert Pierce of this city were among those at Elwin Illinois during an auto race when Buck Jng Pope Hartford car veered and struck the crowd injuring over twenty. The youths had attended the Inland Lakes Yachting Association regatta in Comnomowoe Inet week.
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Quern Roenitz
Samuel Hay
Albert Pierce
Elwin
Pave Buck
Koe
Woman Sentenced Life For Murder In Bigamy Case
Laura Milw Wis Aug 28 Freelab cram Sault Ste. Marie alias Angelina Neapolitaina. She fled Bulg to the United States and Canada petitions. She was removed to Sail Ste. Maci Ont and taken aboard a steamer for Kingston penitentiary. She is said to be destined to serve the remainder of her life for the murder of her husband on Easter Sunday. Her infant child was taken to the care of the Children's Aid Society.
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Laura Milw
Wis
Children’s Add Society
Manitowoc to Host Second Motorcyclists Meet
A Manitowoc motorcycle meet is set for September 1 with entrants from Oshkosh Fond du Lac Green Bay Appleton Milwaukee Manitowoc and Two Rivers. A strong awards list will be offered and several track records will be attempted.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Manitowoc
Hidera
Cnes
Oahkweh
Fond du Lac
Green Bay
Appleton
Ailwaukee
Two Rivers
RailRoad Clerks Confer in New Orleans on Strike Sentiment
The Brotherhood of Railroad Clerks and allied unions in New Orleans met to discuss the strike situation. Speakers urged that city workers would subside depending on decisions from Paducah and Chicago leaders.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
B Brotherhood of Railroad Clerks
Trnols Central
Paducah
Chicago
French Women Protest High Prices Across Northern France
In Paris and northern towns protests by women surge this evening with processions reaching up to 2000 participants outraged by the cost of provisions.
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Associated Press
Paris
Cffice
France
Another Rise in Sugar Prices Reported in New York
Market report notes a continued uptick in sugar prices across all grades in New York with values rising to seven to eight cents per pound. Traders cited limited supply and steady demand as factors behind the gain.
Fate mocks Beattie Cousin Paul firm in minor details
Chesterfield Virginia August 24 Paul Beattie cousin of Henry Clay Beattie Jr. is indicted for wife murder and faces a tense cross examination. Defense seeks to show he altered his story from the coroner inquest claiming nervous collapse. John Sandifer a witness for the defense questions Beattie’s character and past statements as the trial continues.
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Henry Clay Seattle, Jr
Chesterfield
Young Beattie
Associated Press
Court House
Paul Beattie
Henry Clay Beattie Jr
John Sandifer
Harry Smith
Paul Beattle
Henry C. Beattle Jr
Paul
Beulah Binferd
Harry M. Smith Jr
Tia
Henry
Nigne
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