Dynamite Bomb Attack Kills Stolypin Aide and Daughter
A bomb exploded at Premier Stolypin's country villa on Aptekassy Island injuring Stolypin and killing many. His fifteen year old daughter died of injuries after having both legs amputated, while General Zamentin and Court Chamberlain Davidoff were among the dead. The attack left bodies mangled, bloodied wreckage, and widespread shock in St. Petersburg. Emperor Nicholas sent congratulations on Stolypin's escape. two disguised assassins aided the assault, with officials later noting bombs were carried in portfolios.
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Associated Press
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New Alaska Volcano Emerges Near Fire Island
Washington officers of the revenue cutter Perry visited the new peak that recently sprang up on Fire island in the Bogoslav group of the Aleutians about sixty miles west of Unalaska. The southern end of Fire island consists of two long spits from a half to three-eighths of a mile in length and about fifteen feet above high water.
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Lindsey's Proclamation by Denver Judge Lindsey
Denver Judge Ben B Lindsey issues a public address to Colorado voters and supporters. He explains his stance on nominations and the anti corporation issue, stating he will run as a Democrat if endorsed, and condemns political bossism and crooked party rules while prioritizing principle and reform over office. He criticizes alleged corruption by both Democrats and Republicans.
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McDonald Withdraws From Governor Nomination
The Denver Republican reports Gov. Joaso F. McDonald will not seek the Republican nomination at the state convention. He cites personal and business reasons, noting his leadership boosted party prospects and Colorado prosperity. His term is praised for conscientious oversight, especially of school lands, with broad support across workers and employers.
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State Republican Convention Set for Denver September 14
The Colorado Republican state central committee met at the Brown Palace hotel on August 25 and decided the state convention would be held in Denver on September 14 with 880 delegates. The gathering will nominate a state ticket for the November 6 election. A dispute in Archuleta county seated Cornell and Russell. Adams county Bromley committee men were recognized, and Teller county remains unsettled.
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Woman Struck by Lightning in Denver
In Denver Mrs. Hattie Peterson of 4603 Milwaukee street was struck by lightning. Neighbors Catherine Mulliban and Maggie O Toole rushed to extinguish flames on her clothing and save her from a terrible death. The rear of the Peterson house was damaged and she suffered severe burns to fingers and toes. Doctors deem recovery unlikely.
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Errors About The White House Corrected By Reader
A reader corrects misstatements about the White House history noting the first occupant was John Adams in 1800, the mansion begun in 1792, burned in 1814 and rebuilt in 1818, and disputes claims on paint makeup favoring pure white lead and linseed oil over ready mix. The letter urges accuracy in historical writing.
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X Rays Aid Treatment Reduces Use of One Institute
Historical clipping notes dramatic X ray success in treating child ringworm leading the Metropolitan Asylums Board in London to shut down one of its two facilities. Also warns mothers to check Castoria labels for 30 year trusted branding. Pope reception described as simple, with kneeling visitors. plus a humorous tale about an English sparrow nesting in a hat shared from the Kansas City Journal.
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Van
Kansas City Journal
Grape-Nuts Brings Sleep and Vitality Says User
A woman reports improved sleep and daytime alertness after switching to Grape-Nuts. She credits the cereal with stopping vomiting, reducing bloating, and easing her indigestion after years of medical advice to avoid potatoes and meat. Her mother also gained relief, and the testimonial links rest and nerve strength to a night’s sleep following a supper of Grape-Nuts. The Postum Co. Battle Creek Michigan signs off with there’s a reason.
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Woman kills General Min on platform in St Petersburg
A young woman shot General Min, commander of the Seminovaky Guard, on a station platform in Peterhof. Madame Min restrained the killer, who confessed to acting for the Social Revolutionists and carried a bomb in a handbag. The incident followed Stolypin’s assassination attempts and marks the third attack on Min.
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Kansas City Flood Wrecks Graves and Floods Rest of City
A heavy rainstorm inundated Kansas City and nearby areas early Thursday, toppling headstones and exposing about 200 graves at Elmwood Cemetery. Lower grounds flooded, police and fire crews rescued residents, and rail yards, basements, and lumber yards suffered damage. Across the line in Kansas, Armour and Swift plants flooded, prompting pumping and temporary traffic stoppages.
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Wellman May Start Arctic Flight In September
Walter Wellman, leader of the Wellman-Chicago Record-Herald Arctic expedition, reports from Spitzenberg via Hammerfest that balloon completion is delayed by substantial mechanical defects being repaired. Motors are sound and the airship balloon is in good condition, with a September start possible if weather cooperates. The erected buildings will serve as a valuable base for years of operations if a late start is needed.
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