Means What He Has Said Advise Russia
Paris August 13 William J Bryan issued a statement on the Illinois democratic committee fight. He argues Sullivan should resign, says he acted on his own information, and that the fight aims to purge the party of corporate influence. He praises Dunlap and others. London August 13 King Edward and Queen Alexandra return home for Marianbad plans. A Cabinet meeting may lead to a joint advisory letter to Emperor Nicholas. St Petersburg August 13 three policemen killed in Moscow and Kazan.
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Paris
William J. Bryan
Illinois
Bryan
Roger Sullivan
Sullivan
M. F. Dunlap
Dunlap
John Hopkins
National Committee
Majority Rule League
Messrs
Rainy
Thompson
Nelson
London
Edward
Alexandra
Cowes
Marianbad
Victoria and Albert
Flushing
Friedrichhof
Emperor William
Pall Mall Gazette
Emperor Nicholas
Russia
William
Friedrichshof
Nicholas
Alexis
Hamburg
St. Petersburg
Moscow
Kazan
Three Hurt In Race Fight On Fort Worth Streetcar
Fort Worth Texas August 13 three people were wounded when a crowd on an electric car argued over seating A white woman demanded a seat a sheriff aboard drew a pistol intending to strike a black man The gun discharged injuring Beulah Hudgins and R F Horn while Mrs Mary Williams was hit by the pistol fragment Sheriff Dinwoodie was arrested for the incident.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Dinwoodie
Beulah Hudgins
R. F. Horn
Mary Williams
Crown of Emperor Stolen in Paris Theft Case
Paris dispatch reports Brazilian Guerreiro arrested in Liston for stealing the pearl studded crown of the Brazilian emperors. The artifact, valued at $500,000, vanished amid a diplomatic uproar and sparked a wide police hunt across the city.
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Paris
Liston
Guerreiro
Gunman fires on crowd at Coney Island waiter
An unidentified man at Coney Island opened fire in a crowded restaurant area, shooting a waiter in the back and then firing into the crowd. Three men, Thomas Fitzpatrick, Thomas McDonald, and George White, were fatally shot or fatally wounded, and Annie Smith was seriously injured. The shooter escaped. In Chicago, H Chandler Egan defeated Robert E Hunter to win the Mayflower cup in a 36 hole open amateur final at Onwentsia, 5 up with 4 to play.
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New York
Coney] Island
Thomas Fitzpatrick
Thomas McDonald
George White
Annie Smith
Eagan
Chicago
H. Chandler Egan
Exmoor
Robert E. Hunter
Midlothian
Onwentsia
Son of Government Attorney Is Short
Birmingham Alabama August 13 an official of First National bank says Alex R Chisolm paying teller is 100000 short in accounts. Chisolm bonded for 30000 the loss to bank reduced to 7000. Chisolm confessed naming brokers as accomplices through speculation. He is son of Colonel Robert Chisolm special attorney for US government. Sultan Afraid of Doctors Constantinople August 13 Sultan improved this morning reluctant to treatment. Nomination Goes Begging Kansas City Missouri August 13 Judge Manford Schoonover declines democratic nomination for Congress Second district. Schoonover nominated at Lawrence August 1 after Kansas City mayor Rose nominated and declined.
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Birmingham
Ala
First National Bank Today
Alex R. Chisolm
Chisolm
Robert Chisolm
United States
Constantinople
Kansas City
Manford Schoonover
Congress
Schoonover
Lawrence
Rose
Veterans Reunited as Buck Escorts Head to Encampment
A report on wages and hours from 1905 shows a 1.6 percent rise in average hourly wages and a 6 percent payroll increase across major U.S. industries. Major M. T. Stafford invites Minnesota ex-governor R. Van Sant to help escort. Buck's staff travels to Minneapolis for the Grand Army encampment activities.
President Roosevelt Hosts Canal Leaders at Oyster Bay Luncheon
President Roosevelt will entertain at luncheon in Oyster Bay today with Representative Sherman of New York, chairman of the Republican Congressional Committee, and canal commission leaders Theodore P. Shonts and Joseph B. Bishop. Sherman says the visit relates to the congressional campaign and several related matters will be discussed.
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Sherman
Shonts
Bishop
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Representative Sherman
New York
Republican Congressional Committee
Theodore P. Shonts
Joseph B. Bishop
Isthmian Canal Commission
Bonaparte Urges Harsh Action On Anarchists
Secretary of the navy Charles J. Bonaparte declares anarchists deserve punishment, proposing death for those who take life and severe solitary confinement with lash for others, branding anarchists as irreconcilable enemies and advocating extermination to preserve society. He voiced these views after the McKinley assassination during a Chautauqua speech in Cumberland Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland, Md
Charles J. Bonaparte
Navy
Bonaparte
McKinley
Chautauqua Society
Democrats Seek Donations for Congressional Campaign
Chairman Griggs of the Democratic National Committee sent thousands of circulars urging $1 subscriptions from Democrats nationwide to fund the upcoming campaign. An earthquake struck Italy with a two second shock in San Remo causing panic. lighter tremors were felt at Bordighera and Goldirodi.
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Washington
Griggs
Democratic National Committee
Italy
Rome
San Remo
Bordighera
Goldirodi
Bryan itinerary ready for five western meetings
William J. Bryan fixed dates for five western meetings to follow eastern talks after arriving in New York. He will travel to Chicago on Sept. 4, Lincoln on Sept. 5, St. Louis on Sept. 11, Louisville on Sept. 12, and Cincinnati on Sept. 15, stopping in Kansas City on the return route.
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Paris
William J. Bryan
New York
Chicago
Lincoln
St. Louis
Louisville
Cincinnati
Kansas City
Trolley Car Strikes Auto in Evanston Tragedy
Evanston reports one woman dead and another fatally injured when a Chicago and Milwaukee electric car struck their auto on Noyes street. Mrs Elisabeth Slaughter, 35, died instantly. Mrs H B Slaughter, 45, fatally injured with multiple fractures. G S Slaughter minor bruises, Christine Daulby slight injuries. Chauffeur drunk.
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Evanston
Chicago
Chicago & Milwaukee
Noyes Street
Elisabeth Slaughter
H. B. Slaughter
G. S. Slaughter
Elizabeth Slaughter
Christine Daulby
Slaughter
Stensland Denies Seen South. Father Rumor Crashes
Theodore Stensland son of a Milwaukee Avenue bank president denies involvement in the bank thefts. He hands over deeds to his father’s county real estate to the receivers for creditors. Chicago officials dismiss a dispatch claiming the fugitive traveled to Mexico. Hering, suspended bank cashier, fails to secure $65,000 bonds and is jailed. Theodore Stensland appears in court with deputies and attorney.
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Chicago
Theoore Steneland
Milwaukee Avenue Bank
Gage
Stensland
Fetzer
Fort Worth
Texas
Paul
Mexico
Hering
Theodore Stensland
Milwaukee Avenue State Bank
Kersten
Steinard
Jacob Kern
Seventeen Yachts Ready to Compete for Roosevelt Cup
Marblehead Mass August 13 Ideal yachting weather greeted the trial race to select three American boats to race Germany for the Roosevelt cup. Seventeen yachts started on a 15 mile triangular course. Spokane of the Eastern Yacht Club won finishing 1 minute 48 seconds ahead of Hayseed II.
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Marblehead
Mass
Spokane
Eastern Yacht Club
Hayseed
Trains collide injuring fifteen in Fort Worth yard
Fort Worth Tex Aug 13 Two Rock Island passenger trains collided in the yards injuring 15 persons two seriously all from Texas.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Rock Island
Texas
Tillman Almost Woman Suffragist Wreckage Clears for Passage
Duluth Minnesota August 12 An opening forty feet wide is cut through the wreckage of the Interstate bridge in the Duluth Superior harbor Lumber basins and craft up to thirty seven feet beam may pass The steamer Peck tried to pass but wedged and hauled back Expected that all craft can pass by Wednesday In Clinton Iowa August 13 United States Senator Tillman of South Carolina spoke before two thousand people urging railroads and national legislation He claimed few men control railroads and warned of over capitalization He asserted many representatives are marionettes and that he supports women suffrage saying women act with noble impulses while men are dry dogs He received an ovation at the end.
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Duluth
Minn
Duluth-Superior
Lumber Basin
Peck
Clinton
Iowa
United States
Tillman
South Carolina
Mississippi Valley Spiritualists’ Association
Titman
Mad Mullah at Work Again Kills Over Thousand Tribesmen
London reports from Aden that the Mad Mullah raided the Soma liland border, killing more than 1,009 Bareharon tribe members in the Ogden region and capturing 10,000 camels. Chicago directory estimates 2,300,000 population, up from 2,273,000, by a calculated method.
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London
Aden
Daily Mail
Mad Mullah
Somaliland
Ogden
Day of riot on Gar line in New York
On August 12 1910 disturbances on Coney Island trains erupted as Brooklyn Rapid Transit workers and inspectors forced a second fare after Justice Gayner ruled the company had no right to double fare. Over 250000 rode to the island amid line stalls and mass ejections. Police and special officers clashed with riders. two women were injured one fatally, and many pedestrians walked home. BRT officials said they would continue collecting the second fare despite the ruling.
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New York
Coney Island
Brooklyn
Justice Gayner
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Bird
Coler
Col
Waldo
Will Calleet
J. ¥. Calderwood
Root Enjoyed Himself as Montivedeo Hosts Numerous Events
A steady stream of Sunday functions greeted Secretary Root during his brief visit to Montevideo. Local leaders arranged varied entertainments with a general aim to showcase hospitality, while speakers at each event extended warm remarks and cordial exchanges.
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Montevideo
Root
Typographers Meet In Colorado Springs For 8 Hour Fight
The 52nd annual convention of the International Typographical Union opens in Colorado Springs with 300 delegates. Main item is plans to advance the 8 hour day and sustain the union’s fight, with sessions continuing through the week. Also noted a letter to German Premier von Buelow from a vet recommending a sunstroke remedy tested on horses.
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Colorado Springs
Col
International Typographical Union
Prince von Buelow
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Alex R. Chisholm
van Sant
Bureau of Labor
E. H. Buck
Bureau of Labor Today
M. T. Stafford
8. R. van Sant
Minnesota
Burlington
Minneapolis
Charles A. Partridge
Charles B. Wilson
William E. Ward
Galesburg
George R. Vanhorne
Rockford
BE. P. Murdock
W. J. Franklin
Macomb
Henry S. Goodspeed
Danville
William Clendenin
Moline
N. N. Coons
A. A. S. Wright
Woodstock
William Andrews
R. M. Campbell
Peoria
A. D. Cadwallader
C. E. Vaughan
Milnois
F. A. Hart
Monmouth
Canton
Quincy
Ilinois
Buford Post
Buck
E. W. Hurst
Weyerhaeuser & Denkmann
L. S. McCabe & Co
Rock Island Plow Company
Major Connelly
Mueller Lumber Company
Young & McCombs
Harper House
J. Collins
H. C. Schaffer
W. K. Scott
B. E. Parmenter
C. W. Hawes
Rock Island Lumber Company
Henry Davts’ Sons
Mosenfelder & Kohn
Ransom Post of
Blair
Peoria Post
Grand Army of the Republic
Women's Relief Corps
Ladies of the Grand Army
Daughters of Veterans
Des Moines
Army of the Philippines
Navy Department
Atlantic City
N. J
Meadow Boulevard
Joseph Locke
Allen Wilson
Marguerite Sutton
Philadelphia
Wilson
Decatur
Milwaukee Avenue Bank Advances Theory
Kattowitz
Prussian Silesia
Renard
Sielece
Duluth Harbor
Mullah
Gar
Nird Colter
Vrewbte
Union
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