Labori Shot In Paris Dreyfus Case Counsel Gravely Wounded
Maitre Labori, Dreyfus' attorney, was shot in the back as two men attacked him near a lane by the River Vilaine. He collapsed, was alive but severely injured, with reports of a stomach or temple wound and possible death. The assailants fled, and one suspect was later arrested.
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Dreyfus
Frennes
Maitre Labori
Labori
Lycee
Vilaine
Maitre Labort
AL Labori
Mt. Labori
Denver Policemen Killed by Volunteer Soldier
In Denver two police officers were killed Sunday by a volunteer recruit from Ly Thirty fourth Volunteer Infantry stationed at Fort Logan. A pursuit followed as the killer fled. a man named Wellington C Llewellyn, from Globe Arizona, identified as the shooter, is sought with a $4 reward dead or alive. Rapid lynching fears were raised but did not materialize.
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Denver
Bow
Logan
Ocor
Bun Isfiee
Wellington C. Llewellyn
Globe
Arizona
Paris Conspiracy to Overthrow Government Unearthed
A semi official note reports arrests following a magisterial inquiry under article 89 of the penal code for conspiracy to change the form of government. Royalist youths and the Patriotic and Anti Semitic Leagues are named. Evidence ties to the Nuit de barracks affair and reveals an 1880s plot with preparations for a fresh coup, with immediate measures to avert disturbances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Nifeilty
Sabre
ANOTHER TOWN TAKEN NEAR MANILA BY AMERICAN TROOPS
Manila reports a reconnaissance August 12 by Gen Samuel L. Mung brigade west of San Juan reservoir aimed at locating enemy forces near San Mateo. San Mateo was occupied after ten miles from Manila. American losses were three killed and thirteen wounded, including Nuntenane of the Twenty-third Infantry. enemy losses numbered twenty-three wounded and six killed.
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Sen Maten
Ameriana
Manila
Semuel
Agreement th Resched Vancouver United States Han kow
A Hong Kong report states Great Britain and the Chinese Government have agreed that the United States will obtain an exclusive settlement at Hankow.
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Vancouver
Hong Kong
Great Britain
United States
Hankow
Shipping firms barred from troop transport duty
London reports that all shipping companies under charter to the Admiralty have been instructed to hold transports in reserve for immediate dispatch of troops.
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London
Tiest Dames
Saya All Shipping Compinice
Admiralty Chain
War Department Appeals for Porto Rico Relief
The War Department cites hurricane devastation in Porto Rico and urges immediate private aid as supplies are distributed by the army. Transport McPherson will carry rations from New York with further ships planned, and officials plead for humane public response.
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Root
Washington
War Department
Porto Rico
Preas
Davis
McPherson
Porto
Rico
Sheg
New York
Ebby Root
Secretary of War
Filipinos Take Angeles City as Americans Advance
Manila reports Gen MacArthur’s forces seize Angeles four miles north of Galatet with light resistance. Insurgents suffer heavy losses around Calulet, with about 100 killed and 300 to 400 wounded. American casualties include 31 killed in one unit and a Seventeenth Company encounter resulting in twelve rebel deaths.
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Angeles
Manila
MacArthur
Galatet
Dita
Thre 'To-Che
Calulet
Thelowa Regiment
Seventeenth
Destructive Dallas Fire Razes Guild Building
Firemen nursed brave rescues at a major Dallas blaze that wrecked the Guild Building and a nearby one story structure. Several buildings damaged, with estimated losses over 250 thousand dollars. Firefighters believe all occupants rescued from the Guild Building survived.
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Dallas
Texas
Major Rockefeller Seen Prisoner of Insurgents
From Southern Leeton comes a report that an American officer is a prisoner there. The description indicates Major Rockefeller, who disappeared several months ago, is the captive. No further word has been heard.
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Maj. Rockefeller
Washington
Otis Cables
Leton
Major Rockefeller
Severe hailstorm devastates North Dakota and Minnesota crops
Reports from Fargo North Dakota detail a damaging hailstorm that struck Cass and Trail counties and areas near Casselton Hunter East Gardiner Grandin Millsboro with widespread losses. Estimated ND crop loss around 106 009 acres with 50 percent on 125 000 acres in Cass and Trail counties. Minnesota valley losses appear heavy with 50 000 acres destroyed near Walstead and Henderson. Wind and rain added to the damage.
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North Dakota
Minnesota
Fargo
N. D
Cask
Treit
Faris
Casselton
Hunter
East Gardiner
Grandin
Millsboro
Cass
Trail
Eddy County
Walstead
Henderson
Reach Water Too Late Horses Driven Into Spasms
Five hundred horses in a train from North Yakima to South Dakota were unloaded at the Northern Pacific stock yards in Billings Montana Thursday night for water and feed after thirty hours without water. Feeding began and water was poured into troughs but soon many animals suffered spasms and about half died. Some stomachs were preserved for analysis by experts while the scene around the stock yards looked like a battlefield.
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Billings
Mont
Powell Bros
North Yakima
Wash
South Dakota
Pa- Gifte
Spokane
HOMEWARD BOUND South Dakotans and Minnesotans Sail Home
The Sheridan carried 687 South Dakotans, 995 Minnesotans, and 206 discharged men home Thursday. Other items note a Montana tenant slander case, a fatal shooting after a witness was sought, and plans to invite ex Confederate generals to Chicago for the Federal Building cornerstone ceremony. Ensign Frazier from Manila to wed Miss Elsie Cook, Hobart injured, Dawson miners and fares aboard the Queer to Alaska, and a Tennessee lynching case. Also Houston grocers W B Cleveland & Co fail with substantial liabilities.
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God's Country
Sheridan
Chicago
Federal
Manila
Tenn
J.B. Frazier
Market Quotations from Chicago to New York Cattle and Hogs
Market quotations show cattle and hog values across major cities including Chicago Indianapolis Cincinnati St Louis Detroit Toledo Milwaukee Buffalo New York with varied grades and prices for wheat corn oats rye and butter eggs and other commodities. Numbers range from a few cents to several dollars per unit and reflect shipping grades and quality levels.
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Chicago
Indianapolis
Cattte
Ste
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Sheen
Detroit
Toledo
Milwaukee
Buffalo
New York
Grand Lodge K P session in Davenport Iowa
The Iowa Grand Lodge K of P held a successful Davenport session with a fatality Dr S G Blythe of Eagle Grove dying after a gastritis attack. Receipts reach 7309.53, membership 24485, 439 subordinate lodges, disbursements 19457.54. Radcliffe won the prize drill near Camel Lopez, officers elected include Grand Chancellor L Salinger and Vice Chancellor William Thomas. Next meeting to be at Water et perulannet location not concil.
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P. Grand Lodge
Iowa Grand Lodge
K. of P
Davenport
S. G. Blythe
Eagle Grove
Iecute Gastritis White
Clinton, Eldon
Radcliffe, Sheldon
Oskaloosa
Camel Lopez
Radcliffe
Shelton
L. Salinger
Carroll
William Thomas
Cedar Rapids
F. P. Caray
Clearfield
H.D. Walker
Mt. Pleasant
W. T.s.rath
Ackles
C. C. Dowell
Des Moines
C. F. Kuehne
Fifty First's Injured and Regiment Casualties Reported
Col J C Lopez cables the Fifty first towa regiment casualties after a hard fighting day near Manila San Fernando. Our losses include several killed and many wounded as 6 000 enemy engaged with MacArthur command. details list names and injuries among soldiers, plus unrelated local incidents.
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J. C. Lopez
Manila
Towa
San Fernando
MacArthur
Airtys
Mexico
Angeles
Tve
A.M. Slates
Des Moines
Peter J. Harrill
Company 46
Bor
Henderson
A. William
Tate
Sherandoah
Harry B. Bernbolis
Mount ‘Pressant
Rural Delivery Application Filed for Mediapolis Note
An application for rural free delivery service at Mediapolis has been received by the Postoffice Department and referred to Special Agent Dice in Indianapolis, who heads the western division.
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Postoffice Department
Mediapolis
Dice
Indianapolis
Captain Burton Accused of Cowardice by Own Company
reports from Vilisca say Captain A F Burton of Company 3B Piity-fist Iowa faced threats from his men and desertion rumors. regimental officers found him hiding in a field during action and fear of being shot by soldiers prompted calls for a state investigation if regulars do not pursue it.
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Burton
A. F. Burton
Lowa
Vilisca
Amanita
Joint Debate Highlights Filipino Question At Epworth Assembly
Colfax coverage notes Gov. L M Shaw and Gen J B Weaver sparring over the Philippines policy. Weaver argues it conflicts with the constitution and laws, while Shaw defends administration aims and American civilization. The report also details a serious accident of Clarence Hill and other local items including a Des Moines death by suicide of Charles Weaver and a proposed August 15 meeting about a regiment return.
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Gov. Shaw
Gen. Weaver
L. M. Shaw
J_B. Weaver
Colfax
Philippines
Shaw
Robert McKissick
Oskaloosa
Bloody Battle by Boys in Cincinnati Crowd Brawl
A crowd of boys in Cincinnati spilled into a pitched melee with rocks knives and pitchforks. Lig der was stabbed in the face losing part of an ear and his cheek was cut through. Sanford was also badly injured while Jinders father tried to quell the row and was stabbed in the face with a pitchfork. Big Price for cattle in Monona County saw John R. Murphy sell 100 fat cattle to Cubbage Wilkinson of da Grove at five cents a pound, shipped to Chicago for export.
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Cincinnati
Ligder
Sanford
Jinder
Gattle
Monona County
John R. Murphy
Cubbage & Wilkinson
Grove
Seattle
Chicago
Boy Enticed Away to Wyoming by Hired Hand
A 11-year-old son of Fred Baker from Tul County was lured from home by a hired hand. They reportedly boarded a train at Danbury bound for Sioux City. The boy, small for his age with no money, had never left home before. Brakeman Killed in Castalia by westbound passenger train.
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Vancouver
B. C
Japan
Canton River
Admiralty
Kamchat
Fred Baker
Tdu County
Wyoming
Danbury
Sioux City
Destructive Caribbean Hurricane Leaves Porto Rico Devastated
The hurricane ravaged Porto Rico and nearby islands, with nearly 1000 known dead and millions in property lost. Gen. Davis reports 100,000 destitute. relief measures and food distributions are urged, as ships carry 600,600 pounds of rice and beef to aid the stricken.
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Porto Rico
West Indies
Davis
Fearfal
War Department
D.ies Marti
Martinique
Dominica
Guadaloupe
Wes Ward
Ponce
San Tuaa
Pon
Port Rico
Nuerthern
Sam Domingo
Cape Haytiem
Miles
Ponde
Huang
Caribbean
West India Weather Service
Manila
Secretary of War
Commissary Department
McPherson
New York
Telegraphic Brevities Items From Across The Nation
Joseph Marshal of Mobile reports a fatal shooting of Marvin Green in a blunt incident. A Chicago fertilizer house suffered $11 000 in fire damage. Van Michelson, a Louisville girl, died after taking Paris green in Chicago. Four men robbed a trolley conductor in New York of 1. Mrs Orillia Althouse of Youngstown Ohio was robbed of 50 by a street thief in Akron. Twenty eight Irish girls arrived in New York to join Sisters of Charity and many headed for Texas. Tailors in New York claim the strike ended. Operators earn 18 and finishers 10 dollars weekly.
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Joseph Marshal
Mobile
Ala
Marvin
Green
Our & Co
Chicago
van Michelson
Louisville
Paris Green
New York
Orillia Althouse
Youngstown
Ohio
Akron
Ireland
Sisters of Charity
Texas
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M. Labori
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St Michael
Alaska
Takoma
Victoria
Stmel
Tacoma
St. Sebastian
Spain
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Socialist
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Iglesias
Delaware River
Philadelphia
Otto Kampf
Albert
Christian Ostertaaze
Bhaiapi
Colorado Springs
Colo
Gus McKennie
Gainesville
Barker Hotel
Manitou
Bessemer
Mich
Patty Meagar
Lady Elgin
Morgan City
San Francisco
Jasper
Fla
Bash
St. Joseph
Afo
Montgomery
Mack van Meter
van Meters
Hannibal Collier
Hobart
Columbus
Lima
Milwaukee Road
Gomer
Bart
Bears
Dawson
Atlin
Tennessee
Nashville
Will Chambers
Beil “Buckie
William Watson
Houston
W. B. Cleveland & Co
Grand Lodge K. of P
Davenport—Radcliffe
William Hammer
W. S. Camball
George Andrews
E. Groom
Anneapolis
St. Lewis Road
Ogden
Groom
Rober
Reuben Follett
W. Follett
Dewar
Farragut
West Side
Shellrock
Bert Hughes
M. GC. A
Ottumwa
Dubuque
Isaac Portes
Wea
Holmes
Hampton
Clarence E. Hill
Hill
Beth Island
Burlington’ Cédar, Rapids
Bew
Charles Weaver
Weaver
M. Snook
T Weaver
Snook
Goodby Oldman
Hiis
Howard
J. AR. Whitaker
Webster City
James I. Howard
Union Veterans’ Union
Chautauqua Park
Gibson
Chickasaw County
Cumberland Barns
Turner Bros
Cumberland
Town Central
Milwaukee and St. Paul
Iowa Central
James Rice
Castalia
Bassenger
America
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