Roosevelt Golden Trout Found In Sierra Brook Species Named For President
A United States fish commission promise notes that Roosevelt Golden Trout Salmo Rooseveltlevermann, once confined to Volcano Creek on Mount Whitney, could soon be found in many streams nationwide. The name honors President Roosevelt for preservation efforts leading to protection and propagation by the bureau of fisheries.
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Aramningtin
United States
Anglerg
Roosevelt
Volcano Creek
Mount Whitney
California
Bureau of Fisheries
Third big district conference opens campaign drive
Boston hosts the third district Republican meeting led by Chairman Hitchcock with New England national committeemen present. Vermont and Maine vote looming with strong statewide campaigning. other regions watch impact.
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Boston
Hitchcock
New England
Colorado
Chicago
Vermont
Maine
Reunion of Crocker Brigade in Oskaloosa Iowa
The Crocker Brigade announces its fourteenth annual reunion in Oskaloosa Iowa on Thursday September with 30 officers who served in the Iowa brigades Eleventh Thirteenth Fifteenth and Sixteenth Infantry units. Col Charles A Clark of Iowa will deliver the biennial address. Regimental meeting at 1 30 p m Wednesday pending executive committee arrangements in Oskaloosa.
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Crocker Brigade
Oskaloosa
Iowa
Cers
Iowa Infantry
Charles A. Clark
H. H. Reod
Mount Vernon
SBN
O. W. Kepler
Peter Kiens, Jr
Dubuque
Oshkosh Celebrates Big Homecoming Week
Oshkosh Wisconsin readies for a large visitor influx as months of prep lead to the major homecoming celebration. In Chicago William J. Bryan and National Chairman Mack depart for Indianapolis after a crowd cheered their train. Richard Croker becomes honorary burgess of Dublin signing the freedom roll. The Pacific fleet sails from San Francisco to Honolulu to bring seven destroyers back to port.
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Oshkosh
Wis
Aus
Chicago
William J. Bryan
Mack
Indianapolis
Honolulu
San Francisco
Pacific Fleet
Burns Defeats Squires in Thirteenth Round at Sydney
In Sydney on August 24 American lightweight champion Tommy Burns defeated Billy Squires in a dramatic thirteenth round. The bout drew about 10,000 spectators as Burns landed a decisive right hand to the chin, followed by a clinch and further punishment to end the match. Squires showed moments of strength, particularly in the seventh, but Burns maintained control until the finish.
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Sydney
Loneheon
Carhlyst
Tommy Burns
Billi Squires
Squires
Tero Fine
Burns
Brother Bil
Home Lost in a Bib Fire near Newhua AU
Mrs Abbit Turnbull's dwelling burned Saturday morning destroying the upper floor while the lower floor furniture was saved. A spark from a fire built by Mrs Farr likely ignited shingles on the kitchen roof as relatives gathered for a reunion. Insurance had just been canceled two months earlier while she visited Salt Lake City.
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Newhua
Abbit 'Turnbull
Galt Lake City
Mrs. Farry
Baltimore Woman Confesses in Trunk Killings
Baltimore authorities report Bonnie Osenblscom and her daughter Eva confessed that the body found in a trunk near Camden New Jersey on August 16 is Samuel J. Rosen bloom of Windber Pennsylvania husband of the elder woman. They say he was killed at their Windber home by their son Alexander last November after alleged beatings.
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Baltimore
Mra
Bonnie Osenblscom
Eva
Camden
N.J
Samuel J. Rosenbloom
Windber
Alexander
New Ocean Record Made By Kaleer Wilhelm
Plymouth August 24 The North Ligud steamer Kaleer Wilhelm set a new record for the long voyage from Sandy Hook to Plymouth covering 3080 miles in 5 days 9 hours and 86 minutes. It averaged 23.71 knots with a best day at 536 knots. The report notes a troubled personal life described as despondent narcotics use and unstable employment with authorities doubtful of the charges against others responsible.
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Plymouth
Kaleer Wilhelm
Sandy Hook
Saturday Exchange Scrutiny Over Suspected Market Manipulation
New York August 24 a meeting of the stock exchange governing committee will convene at 8 15 this afternoon to probe Saturday floor dealings eleven securities handled over a trillion shares in total leaving 72090 for others observers call it manipulation with matched orders brokers acting for operators to simulate activity without risk reports say measures will be taken to prevent repetition on the exchange floor.
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New York
the Stock Exchange
Violence in Birmingham strike zone escalates
In Birmingham, an unnamed white non-union miner Clayton was ambushed and shot while walking to work, likely dying as deputies and bloodhounds pursue assailants. Striking miners in India have been evicted and are living in tents. Confederate Veterans leader Commander Bush urges martial law for three days to disarm citizens and take the field, urging National Guard withdrawal.
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Birmingham
Ala
Clayton
India
Bush
Alabama
National Guard
Leper Found in Washington City Described as Agitated Sighting
Washington learns of a leprosy case when John R. Early 35 and a Spanish American War veteran from Lynn North Carolina arrived to apply for a pension. He was seized by doctors as the health authorities move to quarantine and fumigate venues he is known to have visited.
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Washington
John R. Early
Lynn
N. C
New Loan and Trust Company To Open In City
The Farmera Loan and Trust company will open in the city to handle mainly real estate loans. The department from Leavitt Johnson National Bank will transfer, but the business will run separately. The firm will occupy a large upstairs room in the Tried Hotel with entrance on Bridge Street, currently being prepared for the new firm. Promoters have the organization perfected but give few details at present.
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Farmera Loan and Trust Company
Secon
Leavitt & Johnson National Bank
Tis
Upstair
Bridge Street
Judge Going's Brutal Advice Shocks World
Bertha Lozell faced Judge Going in Chicago's municipal court after a disorderly conduct charge. The judge fined her $26 and told her there was no hope, urging her to leave Chicago or jump into the lake, a harsh rebuke that drew global protests and debate on mercy, reform, and society's judgment of women.
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Chicago
Going
Bertha Lozell
Judge Going
Bar of Justice
Bertha Lazelle
Bertha Lazella
Wridewell
John L. Whitman
Whitman
Desperate St Louis Pair Tramps 375 Miles for Work
Mr and Mrs Paul Krimbach of St Louis traveled about 375 miles in 40 days with their fox terrier seeking employment. They reached Waterloo where J E Hlingaman the poor overseer arranged light housekeeping work for the man and possible washing for the woman. The couple, with three children by a former marriage, had moved from McComb Mo seven months earlier and lived in poverty before deciding to tramp the country.
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Paul Krimbach
St. Louis
Waterloo
J. E. Hlingaman
Krumbach ¢Laima
Krumbach
Me‘Comb
Kilngaman
Iowa reports first frost across northern lowlands
Des Moines reports frost throughout the northern lowlands with a cool 43 degree night, slight crop harm feared yet no damage confirmed. In New York, Meadoms Williams & Company announced their failure on the stock exchange.
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Des Moines
Iowa
New York
Meadoms, Willams & Company
New York Stock Exchange
Fitzgerald at Liberty Under Bail in Treasury Robbery Case
Chicago August 24. George W. Fitzgerald, arrested yesterday for stealing 173000 from the United States sub-treasury in 1907, was admitted to bail. Court postponed examination to August 31 to allow the state to gather more evidence. He spoke through his attorneys claiming the money belonged to him in speculation and gave details of his finances and house purchase. No action by government today.
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Chicago
George Wr. Fitzgerald
United States Sub-Treasury
Fitzgerald
Chicago man arrested in $173,000 subtreasury theft
Georga W. Hitskoraid was taken from 943 Chase Avenue Rogers Park by Young's Secret Service operatives for the 173000 theft from Uncle Sam's sub treasury eighteen months earlier. Captain Porter and Chief Wilkin were surprised by the arrest. Authorities say a strong case exists against Fitzgerald.
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Chicago
Georga W. Hitskoraid
Tréaauury
Sam
Chase Avenue
Rogers Park
Young’s
Secret Service Company
Government Secret Service
Thomas I. Porter
Wilkin
Land
Fitzgerald
Debs to Fire Locomotive on 20 000 Mile Campaign
Eugene V Debs socialist candidate plans a 75 mile start by firing a locomotive on the Hed Special from Chicago to San Francisco then to New York and back, totaling about 20000 miles. The trip begins Sunday at Lemont Illinois for a picnic, with 75 passengers at $2 each. Debs, Barnes, and McFeeley will oversee the journey aboard five cars with brass band playing at state lines.
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Chicago
Eugene VY. Debs
San Francisco
New York
Lemont
Debs
Mr. Debs
J. Mahton Barnes
Otto McFeeley
Jours Ney
Grand Naval Parade in Sydney Centennial Review
Sydney witnesses the largest Centennial parade featuring six hundred Royal Navy sailors three thousand American forces seven thousand NSW naval and military units and four thousand cadets. In St Louis a man leapt from Eads Bridge into the Mississippi River and disappeared after surfacing briefly. A Frankfurt cashier shot himself after embezzling 125000. King Alfonso arrived incognito in Paris for a gay stay.
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Sydney
Centenial Park
Royal Navy
New South Wales
Eads Bridge
St. Louis
Mississippi River
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