Assassination of San Domingo President Heureaux Shocks Nation
Details from Cape Haytien report the murder occurred as Heureaux rode to Santiago de las Caballeras. Ramon Caceres fired twice, the first bullet killing the president, the second killing an old man nearby. Suspects fled. authorities pursue Caceres as political tensions rise and condolences flow from U S leaders.
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Cape Haytien
Heureaux
San Domingo
Santiago de Las Caballeros
Ramon Caceres
Moca
Juan Isidoro Jimines
Maximo Gomez
Caceres
Lake Champlain
State Department
Washington
Wenaslao de Figueroa
Santo Domingo
William Mikinley
Wenaslao
Fort DE France
Santiago de Das Caberallas
Rue Colon
Caceros
Minnesota reads anti trust law in milling trust case
A conference in St Paul with Attorney General Douglas and lawmakers Towney Dwinnell and others discussed enforcing the new anti trust law against a Minneapolis milling trust. Action is expected within days though no final decision was made.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Milling Trust
Minneapolis
Douglas
Aeronaut Drowns After Parachute Fails at Lake
Bert Kimball of North Adams Mich an aeronaut, drowned when his parachute dropped into Bawbee lake at Bawbee's park Hillsdale Mich yesterday.
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Hillsdale
Mich
Bert Kimball
North Adams, Mich
Bawbee's Park
Bawbee’s Lake
Mortgage Filed For 17 Million Dollar Paper Mills Deal
A first mortgage for 17 million dollars from the American Writing Paper Company to the Old Colony Trust Company as trustee for bondholders was filed in Springfield mass yesterday along with warranty deeds transferring mills to the company. Internal revenue stamps totaling 8500 were affixed and canceled.
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Springfield
Mass
American Writing Paper Company
Old Colony Trust Company
Registry of Deeds
American Writing Paper Couny
Internal Revenue
Alaskan Boundary Dispute Discussed by Laurier
Ottawa dispatch quotes Sir Wilfrid Laurier explaining Canada’s stance on the Lynn canal boundary with the United States. He notes the dispute centers on canal location and that arbitration may be needed if commissioners cannot agree. He mentions Skagway and Taiga as American settlements at issue.
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New York
Herald
Ottawa
Wilfrid Laurier
Canada
United States
Lynn Canal
Skagway
Talya
Dewey Reception Plan Advance With Fireworks Display
New York is preparing for Dewey's visit. The planning committee approves fireworks in all five boroughs and electrical displays at New York and Brooklyn city halls for three nights. It clarifies newspapers guests will be treated as guests but not hotel bill payers. Fourteen governors have accepted invitations to participate in the parade.
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New York
Dewey
Five Boroughs
Brooklyn
Rainfall general across Nebraska with strong regional variation
Lincoln July 28 reports from the Nebraska weather station show yesterday s rain was widespread across Nebraska. Rain fell heavier near Broken Bow than in the east, with late morning reports possibly underestimating totals. Despite a season rainfall slightly below normal crops remain in excellent condition and no damage from dry weather is known.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Broken Bow
Loveland
Luetgert dies in Joliet prison cell
Adolph L. Luetgert the Chicago sausage maker serving a life term for murdering his wife was found dead in his Joliet prison cell. An inquest will decide if suicide or heart disease caused the death and the sensational murder trial remains a landmark case in Illinois history. The Bakers murder case in Kentucky was postponed as defendants’ illness and need to rearrest stalled proceedings.
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Joliet
Adolph L. Luetgert
Chicago
Luetgert
Governor Bradley Denies Call for Extra Session
FRANKFORT Kentucky July 28 The official denial states Governor Bradley did not promise to call an extra legislative session to repeal the Goebel election law. The denial clarifies the gubernatorial stance amid Republican candidate Taylor’s request.
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Frankfort
Bradley
Taylor
Porto Rico Census Likely Coincides With Cuba Count
Washington reports a census of Porto Rico is expected to be conducted about the time Cuba counts its population. The basis may be the comprehensive Spanish government census already completed.
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Porto Rico
Washington
Cuba
Welcome Home Nebraska Troops Gather in California
California to join in welcoming the First Nebraska as the ship nears, with whistles blown and officials meeting at the wharf. South Omaha soldier G. E. Towle offers views on the Philippines war, while a list of Nebraska hospital ship members is noted and quarantine timing discussed. Fragments cite Lincoln telegram confirming care for sick and wounded, with prospects of homecoming for the regiment except Frank J. Fouke.
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San Francisco
Omaha Bee
California
Nebraska
Poynter
G. E. Towle
South Omaha
Philippines
Towle
Charles T. Knapp
John J. Bloom
Neabh B. Land
Walter L. Smelley
Henry Bliss
Louis Brown
John D. Keeney
Henry M. Hickman
John Z. Deturk
Herman W. Bensel
Frank Fouke
William E. Larue
Lincoln
Neb
Green
Unions Call for Calm in Cleveland Street Car Strike
A Cleveland labor union coalition urges strikers and supporters to avoid violence and avoid using explosives or missiles against Big Consolidated Street Railway property. Police and troops kept tracks clear as city council plans a settlement effort led by a familiar committee.
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Cleveland
Consolidated Street Railway Company
Billman
Science Expedition Discovers Brontosaurs
Daily bulletins from a Wyoming scientific expedition report a major finding by Carnegie Museum scientists. They confirm two giant brontosaur skeletons are identical, giving a definitive identification with no doubt remaining.
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Omaha
Union Pacific Passenger Department
Wyoming Scientific Expedition
Carnegie Museum
Pittsburg
Revolution in Iquitos quelled and other late news
The dispatch lists multiple brief items including the suppression of the Iquitos uprising, end of a Pittsburg postal telegraph messenger strike, deaths and political shifts in Kentucky and Montenegro, various labor and legal actions, notable lawsuits, races, and business moves such as the reopening of the Mariposa estate and plans for a new labor party in New York.
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Pittsburg
State Department
San Domingo
Long
Kentucky
Republican State Committee
Clay County
Duchess of Jutta
Cettinje
Montenegro
Danillo
Greyson, Crowley, Switzer
Jones
Manila
James Adams
Tug River
West Virginia
All Quiet in Samoa Chief Justice Leaves for Four Months
Chief Justice W L Chambers arrived in San Francisco on the Moana for a four month leave of absence and likely will not return to Apia. He says Samoa is quiet under the new three power administration and criticizes the tripartite treaty. He notes Mataafa and Malietoa’s positions and that a chief justice ad interim may be appointed.
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San Francisco
W. L. Chambers
Samoa
Moana
United States
Apia
Mataafa
Malietoa
Chambers
Commission
Dewey Home Fund Urges Immediate Subscriptions
The national Dewey fund committee reports $16,700 cash from over 23,000 subscribers for Admiral Dewey’s home. It notes a $5,000 pledge from the New York Journal may bring totals to about $21,700 and plans to purchase the home in Washington after Dewey’s September arrival in New York. Contributions are urged now to reach $20,000 to $30,000.
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Washington, D. C
The
Dewey Home Fund
George Dewey
National Dewey Fund Committee
Roberts
New York Journal
Admiral Dewey
New York
Manila
Ellis H. Roberts
United States
Conference Nears End as Delegates Narrow Adhesion Rules
In The Hague on July 29 the conference committee, with all principal delegates present, agreed that review of non signatories adherence to decisions be postponed to later negotiations. Bourgeois proposed leaving the issue unsettled and keeping the arbitration convention open until adhesion form is settled. The plenary session later met to finalize the arbitration convention with the preamble and signatures were to be added after the sitting closed.
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the Hague
M. Bourgeois
American Iron and Steel Manufacturing Company Charter Sought
Notice from Harrisburg lists an August 18 charter filing for the American Iron and Steel Manufacturing Co with capital of 30 million dollars. The plan consolidates local nut and bolt interests in Reading and surrounding area, employing about 4,000 workers. Incorporators are William J. Jackson Clayton E. Platt Frederick Maurer Walter Wolcott and Edward Daly of Philadelphia.
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Mat and Bolt Works
Reading
State Department
Harrisburg
American Iron and Steel Manufacturing Company
Nut and Bolt
William J. Jackson
Clayton E. Platt
Frederick Maurer
Walter Wolcott
Edward Daly
Philadelphia
Hayden Bros. Wholesale in Omaha Sets Trans-Mississippi Standard
Hayden Bros. dominates wholesale retail in Omaha with the Big Store leading in wholesale pricing. The mail order house serves about 200 000 patrons and offers free circulars and fall clothing catalogs by request. They promise low freight and time costs for western consumers and invite visits to Omaha for a profitable experience.
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Rotall
Omaha
Hayden Bros
Trans-Mississippi
Hoods Sarsaparilling New Inventions Sold to Firms
Of 399 inventors receiving patents this week 102 sold before issue. Leading buyers include Draper Co Portland Meene Manufacturing Co Freeport Brown Straw Binder Co Indianapolis S S White Dental Mfg Co Philadelphia Ficnophone Co New York Eagle Pencil Co Senner Meat Tree Co Chicago Taughannock Emery Wheel Co Courtland Mechanical Door Hinge Check Co New York W W Kimball Co Chicago Partners seek patent info at Sues Co Omaha Neb. Ladies Can Wear Shoes One Size Smaller After Using Allen s Foot Base. A man does not like to hear a woman run down another woman.
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Draper Co
Portland
Meene Manufacturing Co
Freeport
Brown Straw Binder Co
Indianapolis
Ind. S
Immaculate Linen and Household Tips Mentioned
A mix of household tips and advertisements notes Faultless Starch for collars and cuffs sold at 10c a package. An unrelated item reports Don Jaime, son of the Spanish pretender, wins 100000 in a lottery. Also, Piso's Cure for Consumption touted as saving doctor bills. A quip on a man being drawn to a woman in an apron.
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Don Jaime
Don Carlos
Beautify Your Complexion With Caccarets Candy Cathartic
The advertisement extols clear skin as the foundation of beauty and promotes Caccarets Candy Cathartic with pricing 10c 2c. It also lists travel deals, piano offers, and a brief note on fashion and fiction from Atlantic August including Miss Johnston’s To Have and to Hold and Mr Hopkinson Smith.
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Atlantic
Miss Johnston
Hopkinson Smith
Mrs. Phelps- Ward
Mrs. Prince
Miss Dupuy
John Muir
Yosemite National Park
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