Admiral Schley Disobeyed Orders Stated by Records
Washington August 1 The navy department rejects modify ing the fifth specification of the court of inquiry precept claiming records show Schley acknowledged disobedience of orders. The disobedience is treated as fact whether deliberate or not. Washington August 1 The War Department notes Capt Thomas F Schley comments on the court of inquiry and says such interviews violate army regulations.
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Washington
Navy Department
Sehley
Court of Inquiry
Schley
Hehiey
Aug
War Department
Thomas F. Schley
Bold Bandits Work Near Chicago
Chicago Aug 1 The Baltimore and Ohio passenger train from the east, due in Chicago at 9 tonight, was held up by five masked men at Etgmore Calumet Heights 31 miles from Chicago at 8 o'clock. One mail car was dynamited and wrecked while two others were detached and run ahead. The express car containing the treasure was in an unusual third position, so robbers found no booty. About $50,000 was believed stored in the express car and valuables on board.
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Chicago
Baltimore & Ohio
Etgmore
Calumet Heights
Ind
Snd
Venezuelan War Minister Resigns After Cabinet Scene
Port of Spain Aug 1 The Venezuelan war minister Pulido, a leading political figure, resigns after a cabinet clash over recognizing Colombia rebels as belligerents. His departure triggers widespread unease as government troops face early defeats and uprisings spread inland.
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Venezuela
Port
Spain
Pulido
Boers Enter Portuguese Territory Near Gusnetz
Loree Margare Aug 1 reports a Boer commando with two guns entering Portuguese soil and encamping at Gusnetz. Five hundred Manuyaese troops are at Gusnetz with artillery, and 300 more are ready to move if Boers do not surrender.
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Loree
Margare
Gusnetz
Fortunatus Wins Goodewood Cup at Lonston Harness Meet
The trotting horse Fortunatus, owned by Arthur James of Lonston and ridden by Mabur, won the Goodewood Cup valued at 2,000 sovereigns. The two and a half mile race concluded with Fortunatus claiming the prize amid strong competition.
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Fortunatus
Lonston
Aug. L
Arthur James
Mabur
Gwon
Columbia Beats Independence In Somie Cup Race
In Bateman's Point EL on August 1 Columbia defeated Independence by over a mile in a triangular cup race, posting a fine 4 minutes 31 seconds ahead of the Boston boat. Two Life Boys drowned in Racine Wisconsin on August 1 Frankie Castelly and Berten Rogers, both 11, were among those who perished while attending a Sunday activity.
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Columbia
Independence
Bateman's Point
Winging
Boston
Teo
Racine
Wis
Frankie Castelly
Berten Rogers
Fez
Ife Aittle
H. B. ‘Drumfield
Indictment of Hinsey for Perjury in Endowment Bank Case
Late president of the Endowment Bank is charged with perjury and related offenses in indictments returned yesterday. The allegations concern statements to the state Insurance department about the bank’s condition and deposits. An officer of the lodge faces charges connected to those statements.
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Hinsey
P. Endowment Bank
Iley
Kaigwte
Pythias
Insurance Department
State of Olives
Fioanell
Beriain
Missing woman reappears after nine years in Michigan
Alpena Michigan reports Salie T. Belmon, daughter of George T. Belmon, believed missing for nine years, has rejoined her father. Aged pensioner, she vanished while living with a Plymouth, Massachusetts family and later settled near New Orleans with a truck driver. Letters and inquiries traced her path to Plymouth before a joyful reunion with her father.
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Setweintuelle
Hiroe
Alpena
Sivey
Wilkestarrs
Evmont
Pymh
Mpenin
New Orleans
Thousand St.and Park
Pymouth
George F Edanus
Plymours
Fourth Divorce For Her In Stable, Turbulent Tale
Fragmented notice reports Mire Beneeks Rekel seeks divorce for a fourth time amid a tangled history. Attorney Martin J. Baker files for relief as Rekel faces claims of abandonment and financial strain. Various details span Rust St. Louis to New York, with references to former spouses, criminal cases, and court actions. The item blends legal motions with assorted social and business anecdotes from the period.
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Pest
St Jarnis
Rekel
Amliverpml
Tneser
Martin J. Baker
Bekel
Coure
Pylisaree
St. Towle
Liv
Igor
Tnie
Uneiness
New York
Abel
Rust St. Louis
Chieams
Bevanie Avanaliit
Berera Winton
OT Winton
Uribe-Crite Movement Debate Tangles Murillo Arrest Report
Washington dispatch reports Senator Brigard and Governor Velez discuss Murillo arrest and the claim that Uribe is disloyal to Bogota. Details show fear of a possible Murillo departure to the Venezuelan frontier and a broader probe into Colombian Masonry and secret lodges amid government tensions. A San Jose fruit trade note follows.
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New York
Overnor Yelex
Department of
Bolivne
Washington
Senor
Arturo de Brigard
Velez
Penick’s Body Found Near Lake Michigan Mystery Solved
In Racine Wisconsin on August 1 authorities announced the body found near Lake Michigan is believed to be E. Penick the banker from Chariton Iowa. Investigators say clothing and features match, though one competing claimant family seeks a $200 reward amid uncertainties about the death.
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Racine
Wis
E. Penick
Chariton
Penick
Lake Michigan
Wherby Tell
Meamier Virginia
C. Oleson
Paulek
Nearly Done at El Reno Land Lottery Draw
Six thousand seven hundred claims were drawn in the Fortuy El Reno land lottery. Winners will be notified by postal card with the date and land district. Names listed include Mary Stirk, Chinnpalza. Janes Foster, Lake City. Nellie Moore, Reckford. W. Moore, Matson. M. Grindhe, Warkes. Lewis Isrother, Peoria. others from Port Wayne, Boone county, and Des Moines regions. Prize winners’ cards will indicate entry details and district.
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Perse
Ais Aem
Iaud
Mary Stirk
Chinnpalza
Hix
Janes Foster
Lake City
Nellie I Moore
Reckford
W. Moore
Matson
Das
Grindhe
Warkes
Das SM Wright
Metaneshoro
Lewis Isroiher
Peoria
Wik
M. Harkin
Wort Ledge
Alphens BK
Rogers
Burtaston
Martineites
Mis
Mitch
Port Wayne
Tod
Morse
Mirlingham
A. Stiisen
Boone County
da I
Cooper
Jennings
Solin T. Preach
Phroon
John Devine
Dee Moines
Tae
Jenni
Put Me Off at Buffalo Railway Hotel Conference
A discussion yesterday centered on railway hotel costs and new lawyer measures to deter entry. Officials noted Buffalo rates were high. convincing arguments highlighted rate structures and potential impact on travelers and the exposition plans.
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Buffalo
Newapaywer
Poplin
el Vite
Hutt
Jay
Struck for a Vacation Ending Broadway Cleansed Stir
Walling and the Taiver company faced a onstage stoppage when a strike threatened a vacation pause. The cast rallied with a concerted effort to engage audiences while management and the Kale makers reached an understanding. The Wednesday evening performance proceeded after talks, with theater officials confirming a new plan to resume shows next week.
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B.D. Price
Beth
Kale Amkers
Hart
Xbowhl Bave & Wenkie
Tragic Cigarette Fire Claims Young Girl Near Tangier
A young girl, about ten years old, died from severe burns after a discarded cigarette set her clothing ablaze while fleeing a watchman near Tangier in Mie county. Her companion Williams was seriously burned on the hands and arms as he attempted to aid her. The fire's origin remains uncertain, either from the lighting watch or the cigarette itself.
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Rockville
Iwi
Terent
Tangier
Mie
Burns
William March
Dennis Willsone
DUEEY
Ter
Osborn
Williams
Washington
Serret Service
New York
Alter Dougherty
O'Connor
Delegates Gather Amid Strikes and Scattered Support
A frail meeting drew fewer than a dozen delegates from the Law Party and others, with key figures like A. Grove presiding in Cleveland. The gathering, partly spurred by the Democratic convention's stance, faced attendance challenges and delayed plans for a state convention, while attendees debated party unity and platform alignment.
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Cotobun
Tess Cheuorra
Tydorse Bryan
Peatheu
Clevelaui
Henperary
Permanene
State Committee
Fieew
Souler
Chaleman
Bindaay
Belaware
Bernard Huebart
Tele
Richand Inglis
Youngstown
HB. Connell
Wee Erie
Greenville
Huber
New Wiemonit
Copalers
Les Benteal
Hence Heonard
J Lagan
Tate Ting
Wy P. Baies
Gree Ganley
New Lexiigtt
Pavneliverina
Lake
Putet
Train Crash Near City Leaves Two Injured
A train collision seven miles east of the city Tuesday night caused one wreck to derail and injure two men, with emergency brakes and telegraph delays noted. Rescue teams responded as crews cleared the scene and a special train was sent from Sellers.
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Stelark
Gentleman Burglar Promoted Here After Robberies
The article details Frank Witlans known as the gentleman burglar who broke into several homes in Muskegon, rode with detectives through Hyde Park, and who might have been involved in thefts totaling eleven residences. Investigations continued as samples were sent to Milwaukee.
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Frank Witlans
Muskegon
Hydepith
Jerane Lon
Numeraf
Roblea
Willlats
Wes
Williams
Witter
Les Sweet Heat
Robbie Ul
Phillips Quits as Time To Straighten Out Trades
George H Phillips known as the corn king has transferred all trades to McReynolds and Co. The Phillips company, credited with the largest commission house business on the board of trade last year, suspended business today due to insufficient clerical facilities. Attorney John S Goodwin, who has taken charge, cited tangled books and a need for a complete new bookkeeping system after directors ordered detailed accounts for the May corn pool. The move caused little market disturbance at the board of trade markets.
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Chicago
George H. Phillips
McReynolds & Co
Phillips Company
Board of Trade
Associated Press
John S. Goodwin
Board of Trade Directors
May Corn Pool
Board of Trade Markets
Horrible Revenge of Minnesota Farmer Ends in Tragedy
Sherburne Minnesota August 1 Yesterday Fred Yost a prosperous farmer near here went to the house where Eliza Kunkls his former house keeper was stopping and shot and killed her 10 months old child and fatally wounded the woman He then shot himself Yost was recently indicted by the grand jury on a charge of something grossly misdescribed by the housekeeper
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Sherburne, Minn
Fred Yost
Eliza Kunkls
Yust
Lady Broderick Dies in London Brief Illness
London reports the death of Lady Holda Broderick wife of Secretary of War Broderick after a brief morning illness. kết
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Broderick
London
Holda Broderick
Sifor
Youngest Reporter in the Country Miss Keener of Muncie
Miss Ethel Keener, aged about fourteen, is highlighted as the nation s youngest newspaper reporter. Starting at thirteen on The Morning Star she moved from suburban notes to wedding and social coverage, earning wide admiration for her perseverance and value to the paper while attending high school.
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Aig
Charles G. Reynolds
Ethel Keener
Muncie
Ind
Miss Keener
Morning Star
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