Lynn Greets President on Busy Boston Bound Sunday
Thousands from surrounding counties flocked to Lynn to welcome the president. He arrived from Newport and spoke at City Hall, then boarded for Boston. A lavish Newport reception followed with Mrs Roosevelt and officials aboard the Sylph. Tens of thousands cheered as the procession stretched four miles to Nahant.
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Buckeye Solons in Extra Session
Colwnbws Aug 25 The Obie tee isluvire convened at ray in extra ordinary session to enact laws for government of munalities and restore lost jurisdiction of the supreme court, following its summer action. Gov. Nash urges repealing appellate reach over municipalities and advises ignoring a constitutional convention. He outlines municipal code bill and other legislation.
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Boers End Brussels Legation Services
Boer generals inform the Transvaal legation in Brussels that services will cease by the end of September, marking a withdrawal from the Brussels office and signaling a relocation plan. This notice comes amid ongoing hostilities and diplomatic strain as the war progresses.
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Drunk plot ends in riot and brawl in Kokomo saloon
In Kokomo Indiana a group lured Drayman Robert Hill into a saloon and drugged him with a beer disguise. The plan failed when Hill fought back, tossing a man through a partition and injuring several others before the assailants overpowered Solem and fled. No deaths reported.
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Collision and Wrecks Cause Multiple Deaths in Rail Incident
A pair of railway crashes near Norfolk and Georgetown claim several lives and injure many. In Norfolk a head on collision between two motor cars killed four and injured dozens, including W. S. Yandall and C. J. Colden. In Georgetown eight miles west of Princeton the crash killed Ward Duval and others, with several injured. A separate boiler explosion near Mexico, Missouri, fatally injured one brakeman Harry Markwell and wounded others aboard a Chicago and Alton train.
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Double drownings in different places reported
Two separate drowning incidents shade a grim weekend as Rafantzoo Mick from Arg reports Grace Linn aged 12 daughter of Mires Lino of Isalamazoo and W. Wither Macey of Cileago drown at Campbell lake while paddling a raft The second drowning near Tut He Lstand half a mile below Vieto sees Miss Waltins 12 or 15 and a Wynn 17 son of Wynn of Viroqua Wisconsin perish at the beach Brand details are fragmented and unclear due to damaged text
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Missing woman and two sons vanish after walk home
Mrs. Poor and her two sons disappeared Friday night after leaving their home near Thirty-fifth Street and Francis. Neighbors reported a pastured coup, with the trio heading north. search parties combed a weed-filled hollow at Thirty-fifth and Francis but found no trace. Local officials and attorneys are involved as investigators pursue leads in this puzzling case.
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A Difference as to Methods in Preedom Sedition Case
Governor Taft testified that many former insurgents were appointed to civil positions but proved honest and earnest. He noted some violations by US standards yet argued their war conduct was legitimate and that they were chosen for influence among their own people, not mere dissenters.
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Vivian Sartoris Marries Grant's Granddaughter in Brest Ceremony
Aug 25 report of Vivian May Sartoris and Eric Roosevelt Sewel’s wedding at Peters Church. Bride, granddaughter of Nellie Grant Sartori and Alzinon Chartis, heir to Roosevelt lineage, hosted guests from state and national circles. couple heads abroad then resides in Washington this winter.
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Honors At Sea Girt Government Well Represented
Teams from the U S Army Navy and other agencies attend an interstate rifle and revolver shooting tournament at Sea Girt New Jersey with notices of government arsenals providing experts and government cartridges. The event features multiple service squads, a variety of national teams, and a jury to determine winners, amid detailed arrangements for ranges targets and transportation.
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Corn Promises To Break Record In T Ilcomington Aug 3
Lafayette Puli reports from an extensive state tour that corn prospects are unusually favorable, with frost delaying and grain prices improving. Wheat yields average twenty five to forty bushels, some up to fifty, though much wheat has been struck. Central Tennessee farmers await thrashing as weather cools, while overall prospect for crops remains excellent despite early frost fears.
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Perfecting details in big meat combine sparks consolidation talk
A damaged report from Omaha and Charleston notes a proposed packer consolidation involving Armour and rivals, aiming to cut costs and set market prices. The plan, discussed by South Omaha interests, risks harming shippers as wage and plant merge implications loom. No final decision yet, with wage demands and regional industry tweaks under advisement.
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DASTARD DYNAMITE DEED PLANS FOR NEXT CAMP MEETING
A chaotic report details a dynamite incident at a house with windows wrecked and occupants injured as an unknown man fled. Kingston Jamaica coverage then notes rebels increasing around Panama and the capture of Hoysca by insurgents, plus local church camp meeting events and leadership selections.
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Bevel petals allies named by Royalneighbors committee
North American Committee Name Mra W D Watt president announces the appointment of allies as Bev elety’s ways and means committee for the Temple of Proaternity movement in St Louis and surrounding towns. Names include Winnie Fiedter Myrtle Dade Treve Ieland Lina Collins Florence Grown and others across Minnesota Ohio Illinois and Kansas.
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Maine Battleship Trials Speed Record On Coast Run
Philadelphia reports praise for the Maine during builders trial speed tests. The ship reportedly reached 18.0 knots in some runs and 18 knots in others, with tests off Cape Ann and near Delaware capes. Rockport and Rockpurs detail a captured enemy squadron and naval developments.
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Plan of Settlement of Creamery Claims
Chicago August plan proposes settling all creamery creditors in full by sale of Elgin Creamery assets. Obadiah Sands reports the company to Judge Kolisaat, with attorney Pops Benhusen presenting a proposal that an unnamed purchaser buy all company property for a price exceeding total claims. Assets valued at 750000. claims total about 350000.
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Cholera Statistics Lag Behind Real Toll in Manila
Manila reports official cholera totals through August 25 show 18.40 deaths and a rising case count. Observers say actual numbers are far higher than the official figures, with many cases and deaths not yet reflected in the tally.
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Shah to Paris After Farewell to England
London reports the shah bade farewell to England today after a week of gaieties and departs for Paris where he will stay incognito for ten days. A separate Hazleton incident notes a special officer stabbed while attempting to rescue his son from a mob of strikers.
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Arsenic Poisoning Tied to Lard Shipment in Bedford Ind
In Bedford Indiana on August 25 a whole sale lard batch sold to a merchant led to arsenic poisoning in the John Collier family. The mother and siblings show severe symptoms. Little Mare Collier is not expected to live. Investigation traces arsenic to the lard source.
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