Whitecaps terror in Rushville as man attacked and tarred
In Rushville Indiana on a Wednesday night John Tribbey was beaten with nailed boards, tarred and feathered, and bound to a tree. Prosecutors Hack and Newbold lead a court inquiry with Daily Republican reporter Tom Geraghty questioned. Ex Circuit Judge Douglas Morris hired for Tribbey. witnesses and suspects to be examined under oath. William R Smith warns mob and arms for a possible second visit, amid threats toward his daughter identified with Tribbey.
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Rushville
Ind
John Tribbey
Hack
Shelbyville
Newbold
Tom J. Geraghty
Daily Republican
Clicuit
Douglas Morris
Tribbey
William R. Smith
Miss Smith
Trib- Day
Smith
Shelby County
Indianas Attorney General Probes Rush County Attack
Attorney General James Bingham travels to Rush County to investigate a white capping incident in which John Tribbey, a well to do farmer, was badly beaten by eighteen masked men.
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Bingham
Indianapolis
James Bingham
Rush County
John Tribbey
Village's Heroic Fight Keeps Fire From Wiping Elizabethtown
A major blaze in Elizabethtown near Columbus Ohio destroyed the A R Anderson mill and elevator and four nearby buildings worth about 14000 dollars with 4700 dollars insured. The skating rink residence and telephone exchange were damaged but saved through bucket brigades and salt.
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Columbus
Ind
Elizabethtown
A. R. Anderson
Martha Lesle
Pennsylvania Station
M. M
Experts to verify records of Wallace and Shank as county recorder
Indianapolis report from experts Parmelee and Lockhart will be published. It shows the records of Harry Wallace the current county recorder and Lew Shank the former recorder are correct within the experts' examination of the books. Wallace began as recorder in 1967 and Shank held the post for four years prior.
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O. K
Indianapolis
Parmelee and Lockhart
Harry Wallace
Lew Shank
Five Die in Ohio Trolley Crash
Barton Ohio Aug 13 Five persons are dead and six likely fatally injured with twenty five more sustaining injuries after two Western Ohio Traction trolley cars collide between Sidney and Piqua. Authorities say the wreck resulted from a misunderstanding of orders.
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Barton
Sidney
Piqua
Western Ohio Traction Company
Evangelical Young People's Union Convenes in Evansville
The annual convention of the Evangelical Young People’s Union of the Evangelical Synod of North America is in session at Evansville.
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The
Evangelical Young People’s Union of the Evangelical Synod of North America
Evansville
Welcome for Admiral Sperry in Auckland Australasian visit
Cloudy weather greeted the landing of Admiral Sperry and his officers in Auckland New Zealand. Prime Minister Sir Joseph Ward led the official welcome at the new quay on Queen Street with cabinet members and regional representatives present.
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Auckland
N. Z
Admiral Sperry
Joseph George Ward
Queen Street
Young Turks Triumph in Constantinople Constitutional Turn
In Constantinople on August 12 the Young Turks take full control as a new cabinet forms under Jaiamil Pasha with largely liberal members including an Armenian and a Greek. The sultan relinquishes ministerial appointment rights and a new regime appears established as elections are planned and the palace is to be avoided for private talks.
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Constantinople
Jaiamil Pasha
Gabriel Effendi
Mavrogordato
Young Turk Committee
Merals
People of the Day Director of Bryan's Campaign
Norman I. Mack of Buffalo, longtime friend of William Jennings Bryan, heads the Democratic National Committee. Native of Canada, Mack built a Buffalo press empire and remains editor and publisher of the Daily Times. He rose to prominence in 1900 as a New York committeeman and was repeatedly re elected. A caveat on a royal federal appointment ends with the president noting past jail experiences and miscarriages of justice in a parable about integrity.
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Bryan
Norman I. Mack
Buffalo
Democratic National Committee
Mr. Bryan
New York
Denver
Mr. Mack
Canada
United States
Bradford
Pennnsylvania
The
Times
Daily Times
Mack
Pacific Coast
White House
Persian Shah in Teheran Trapped by Revolt’s Menace
Special dispatches from Teheran describe the shah of Persia as a near prisoner while tribesmen guard the capital to protect the throne. They demand funds, threaten destruction, and have exhausted the $250,000 loan secured from a Russian bank. Liakhoff’s Cossacks struggle to regain control as the shah cannot leave the camp at Badeshakh. Faizine threatens to shift political affairs in autumn.
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St. Petersburg
Herve
Teheran
Persia
Liakhoff
Badeshakh
Seilapebad
Faizine
Thaw Files Voluntary Bankruptcy Petition
Pittsburg August 13 Harry K Thaw filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in U S court represented by Charles Morschauser claiming assets totaling 12801288 and liabilities of 453140438 Roger O Mara a noted Pittsburg detective and personal Thaw friend was named receiver assistant to the petition filing
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Pittsburg
United States
Charles Morschauser
Harry K. Thaw
Thaw
Roger O'Mara
Governor Haskell Named Democratic National Committee Treasurer
Charles N. Haskell of Oklahoma, a native of Ohio, rises from farm boy to lawyer and railroad builder. He served in the Ohio legislature, ran for governor there, then moved to Muskogee, Indian Territory, and began a legal practice before shifting to construction. He advocates fair taxes on public service corporations.
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Charles N. Haskell
Oklahoma
Democratic National Comspittee
Ohio
Ottawa
Muskogee
I. T
Ele
Pullis Service
Haskell
Oklahoma Constitu
Emancipation Quip and Barrel Plot in Wisconsin
A Milwaukee Free Press item recalls a humorous dinner quip by General FLO D. Grant on women's emancipation and soldiers. A comic sketch follows with a man in patched trousers proposing a quick haul, ending with an empty barrel carried upstairs.
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Flo D. Grant
New York
Barrel on the Sidewalk Sparks Crowd Plea for Lift
A laurel on a sidewalk and a woman stand beside a barrel as laborers discuss how to raise it to higher flowers. Phomiu in laborer clothes ponders while bystanders propose a derrick rope pulley horse or temporary elevator as plans falter and a crowd gathers.
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Phomiu
Tle
Language Barred Trade Exchange Becomes Hallmark Of Billed Irony
A tradesman repeats requests for payment in a humorous sequence. The vendor answers with precise phrasing and a signed blank check. The exchange culminates with the insistence that the exact bill amount is kept.
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Tradestand
Tradesimin
Oratory as a Presidential Drawback Across Campaigns
The piece compares famed speakers with political fortunes noting Webster Clay Douglas and Blaine drew followers by speech while others like Greeley Tilden and Grant improved or faltered. It cites campaigns from 1872 to 1880 and reflects on how speaking skill related to success.
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Webster
Clay
Douglas
Blaine
Tilden
Grant
Garfield
Boston Globe
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