Several Decisive Moments at American Convention Riot Burst
Police report car stoneings across Cleveland after an explosion attack on Jennings Avenue. Troops gradually retreating. 5000 soldiers remain. Barber Trueste arraigned for boycott participation. International finance notes Mexico bonds above par and British Honduras rail schemes. Local violence and arrests foreground unrest amid strikes and public safety fears.
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Cleveland
Jennings Avenue
Scoull Avenue
Nickel Plate Station
Charen
Trueste
Iwaacs
Truvete Ia
A Lieut enant Is Disgraced
First Lieutenant Wesley H. Bryde of the Ninth regiment New York was found guilty by a general court martial of abetting desertion and was sentenced to be dismissed from service. He admitted aiding and abetting a rehumé but denied placing names on the payroll.
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Albany
Wesley H. Bryde
Ninth Regiment
Bodamer
Reidy
Nation Guard of
New York
Cubans Having Their Own Way in Havana Meeting
The Cuban Assembly executive committee reports a stormy session at the Academy of Sciences protesting the admission of American lawyers and doctors to practice in Cuba with or without examination. The abolition of the Incommunicada system takes effect today.
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Academy of Sciences
Cuba
Sloan Freed After Havana Theft Charge
New York report says Lucius T. L. Sloan arrived from Havana and was arrested at quarantine on suspicion of a $1,000 Havana theft. He was discharged after court proceedings. Sloan’s counsel argued extradition to Cuba is not possible due to the absence of a treaty.
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New York
Lucius TL. Sloan
Havana
Sloan
Cuba
Fever at Vera Cruz Abates. Consul Reports Decline
United States Consul William M Canada, stationed at Vera Cruz, arrived on the Ward Line steamer Vietinella and said yellow fever was abating there. He cited 78 deaths in the last week of June and 17 in the final week of July, with strict precautions in place. One patient reportedly escaped quarantine and traveled to New Orleans.
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SPW
York
United States
Wiliam M. Canada
Vera Crus
Mexico
Ward Line
Canada
New Orleans
Ambassadors Comment On South American Alignments
Senor Aspiroz the Mexican Ambassador to the United States in Manchester says he has not seen credible proof of a South American alliance against the United States. He notes Brazil's $250000 contribution to start a steamship line to the United States and dismisses rumors of a regional pact involving Nicaragua and Honduras as insignificant.
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Manchester
Mass
Senor Aspiroz
United States
Last Merit
Roca
Buenos Ayres
Brazil
Senor Aspiros
Nicaragua
Honduras
Dreyfus Case Moves Trial to Luce Hall
Rennes reports a court martial trial for Dreyfus will be held in the Luce hall due to an active press campaign against the original venue. Garrison officers must depart by tomorrow, prison officers to return. The first session should be brief after Major Carriere reads the government report, with adjournment for the defense to review the secret dossier. proceedings expected to resume midweek.
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Rennes
Acve
Dreyfus
Alle de Manutin
Luce
Carriere
Notables at Plattsburg
Hy The Silver State's Leased Wire. Plattsburg New York August 4 Jer McKinley brother of the President arrived at Hotel Champlain for a short stay. Vice President Hobart expected tomorrow from Long Branch. Attorney General Griggs renting a cottage for August. Secretaries Gage and Root expected during the President's stay. Postmaster General and Mrs Smith to prolong stay beyond original departure date.
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Plattsburg
N.yo
Jer McKinley
Hotel Champlain
Hobart
Long Branch
Griggs
Gage
Root
Mra Smith
Father Kills Three Children Then Takes His Own Life
Susquehanna Pa August. Charles Yager aged 40, a Brandt resident four miles south of here, was temporarily insane when he murdered his three young children by slitting their throats early morning and then killed himself with the same method. He had been a widower since his wife's death and cared for the children alone.
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Susquehanna Pad
Aug
Charles Yager
Brandt
Here
Tallulah Italians Killing Inquiry Moves Forward
Count Vin chi Italian Charge met with the U S Secretary of State Adee to compare notes on the Tallulah Louisiana five Italians killings inquiry. The pariah district grand jury will convene next week to handle the case. In London Chamberlain warns Kruger proposals are under review by the Transvaal government pending acceptance.
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Siiver Suate
Washington
Vinchi
Nate Department
Adee
Tallulah
London
New York
Joeph Chamberlain
Kruger
Minneota and Dakota Elevators Sold to Peavey Company
The Minneota and Dakota Inc of fifty elevators along the Northern Pacific, rent Northern and Milwaukee roads, has been sold to H F Peavey & Company for 200000 dollars. The elevators cap 1,500,000 bushels, boosting Peavey’s total capacity to over 15,000,000 bushels, not counting a new Kansas line of houses under construction.
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Minneapolis
Minnesota and Dakota Inc
H. F. Peavey & Company
Northern Pacific
Northern
Milwaukee
Peavey Company
Kansas
Masked burglars rob Wellsburg farm house
In Wellsburg on August 4 masked burglars broke into Dr Joseph Parkinsons farm house during the night. They blindfolded bound and gagged the women present, ransacked the home and escaped with Government bonds worth 10500 dollars, 75 dollars in cash and a collection of silverware and jewelry. No clues to the burglars identity were found.
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Wellsburg
W. Va
Joseph Parkinson
Students Taken for Yankee Spies at Brazil Visit
Leased wire report from New York notes Burt Colina and Harold Havens, Leland Stanford students, returned from Brazil via Pernambuco where authorities alleged spying on fortifications. Separate Philadelphia item: Charles Autenreith, wealthy retired banker, found dead by suicide in his bath at 637 North Eleventh Street. Also Southhampton dispatch: Richard Croker planned to sail on the American Line steamer St Paul to New York.
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Silver State
New York
Burt H. Col
Ina
Harold Havens
Leland Stanford University
Brasil
Brazil
Pernambuco
United States
Philadelphia
Charles F Autenretth
North Eleventh Street
Wualettle
Croker
Southampton
Richard Croker
American Line
St. Paul
Thin Port
Otis reports cable error sending Minnesota south Dakota
General Otis cabled from Manila that Minnesota and South Dakota were to sail, not Montana, clarifying a yesterday error that caused dissatisfaction in Minnesota where the regiment was to depart. War Department inquiries confirmed the mistake and corrected dispatch.
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Washington
Otis
Manila
Minnesota
South Dakota
Montana
War Department
Constance Sailed After Amicable Parting in Montreal
In Montreal on August 4 the Constance crew and Glencairn captain Duggan met for luncheon after arrangements to ship Constance to New York were made. Post considered dropping the issue since the races were over. opinion divides on the merit of the decision while the committee remains favored. Clinton H. Crane departed for home and Post and crew leave tonight.
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Montreal
Quebec
Post
Duggan
Glencairn
Constance
New York
Clinton H. Crane
Mesars
Thousands to Honor Dewey Parade Draws Wide Interest
The Dewey Reception Committee received a telegram from Adjutant Henry of Mississippi asking if out of state troops are limited. Secretary Foster replied that the committee would entertain all soldiers that came. Requests from patriotic societies for places in the land parade have been received and accepted.
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York
Dewey
Henry
Mississippi
Foster
A Winning Fight in Alabama Swamps
John Thomas, a Black man, was surrounded by a lynching posse in a swamp near Cuba Alabama last night. In a running skirmish he escaped as the mob pressed after him. He reportedly wounded several posse members while being pursued for an alleged assault on Mrs C W Statkworth wife of a prominent sawmill operator.
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Milwaukee
David Anderson
Thomas L. Pollock
Michael Mullen
Solers
Pollock
Anderson
Mullen
Charles M. Tottrill
Milwaukee Chamber of Commerce
Union Stearboat Company
Uconomance
Wis
Cottrell
Birmingham
Ala
John Thomas
Cuba
Alabama
C. W. Statkworth
Hayden's Statement On Causes Of Last Evenings Thunderstorm
J C Hayden, Weather Bureau official, explains that a steep barometric gradient and warm inland heat driven by a southward high promoted extensive thunderstorm activity from Montana to Mexico. The storm brought up to one inch of rain and winds up to 36 mph from the southeast, with greater intensity about 200 miles southeast of the city.
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Silver State
J. C. Hayden
Weather Bureau
Washington
Arizona
New Mex
Nebraska
Wyoming
116Th Meridians
Montana
Mexico
Idaho
Nevada
Avon
Flood Damage Shocks Preston Minnesota Rail Line Lost
The Preston Minnesota flood caused extensive damage estimated up to half a million dollars. The narrow gauge railroad is washed out for several miles, halting rail service for a week or more. Malls and express matter were moved to Hutton by team due to the disruption.
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Preston
Minn
Preaton
Hutton
Space for Endeavorers at Paris Exposition Building
New York Aug 4 Hon Ferdin and Peck commissioner general to the Paris Exposition has been directed to give the Christian Endeavor Society space for a building of its own at the Exposition in Paris next year. The building will display Endeavor literature photographs of conventions including the far East Europe and America and Endeavor souvenirs of all sorts. A meeting of the national presidents of the Christian Endeavor Societies will also take place in the building.
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New York
Ferdinand Peck
Christian Endeavor Society
Paris
Christian Endeavor
Far East
Europe
America
Endeavor
Christian Endeavor Societies
No Florida Vessel in Philippine Waters, Lloyds Reports
London clerks say no British ship named Florida was in Philippine waters. A New York paper claimed the Florida steamship from Hong Kong was captured June 25 by the Oregon and Princeton and sent to Manila for inquiry, but Lloyds reports no record of such a vessel or incident.
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Lloyd’s
Florida
Philippine
New York
Hong Kong
Gulf of Lingayen
United States
Oregon
Princeton
Manila
Franco American Treaty Faces Volatile French Opposition
Washington reports indicate the Franco American treaty is in a precarious state due to strong opposition from French agricultural elements. Although the French government may win majorities if the treaty is debated, the intensity of the opposition causes concern for parties who helped secure the agreement.
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Washington
Fued Factions Rally as Armed Group Heads to Clay County
From London Kentucky fifteen mounted men well armed and tied to the Gritfin faction ride toward Clay county. They may join Manchester delegates for Green Griffin murder case preliminaries in which Edward Fisher was killed weeks ago. In New York a Master Investigating Committee subpoena reaches Deputy Chief Cartwright and several police captains ahead of testimony next Tuesday.
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London
Clay County
Gritfin
Manchester
Green Griffin
Edward Fisher
New York
Cartwright
Engine Explosion Wounds Pan Handle Crew Near Wintec
Loganport Indiana August 4 A northbound Pan Handle freight engine exploded near Wintec at 3 this morning Injured are engineer Will Knight fireman Soule and brakeman P J Ruff Soule is reported as likely to die and the others are seriously hurt Officials say the engine was eastbound on the Pan Handle railway and the crash caused extensive damage to the locomotive and nearby track services being disrupted by the blast
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Tallahassee
Crescent City
Chattahoochie
Cartabelle
Carrabelle
Lanark
Indies
Pensacola
Sommers N| Smith
Apalachicola
Gulf Road
Carrabette
Logansport
Ind
Met
Pan Handle
Wintec
Eegineer
Will Knight
Soule
P. J. Ruff
Unknown Men Killed by Train Near Dakota City
At a wagon road crossing two miles east of Dakota City a Chicago and Northwestern train killed three young men and their team. None of the victims could be identified at the scene.
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Bilver State
Humboldt
Chicago& , Northwestern
Dakotah City
Marines for the Philippines unit sails from Washington
A detachment of 106 Marines from the Washington barracks has been ordered to sea under Commander Wynne. They will join the fall battalion at San Francisco, then embark on a transport to Manila for duty in the Philippines.
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Washington
Funeral of President Heureaux Held in Santo Domingo
Solemn funeral services were held in the cathedral for the late President Heureaux who died near Moca on July 26. The diplomatic and consular corps attended. Reports from the interior say tranquility prevails, though troops are pursuing the assassins around Moca. The US cruiser New Orleans arrived from Port-au-Prince via New Port R. I.
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Santo Domingo
President Heureaux
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Boly
United States
New Orlans
New Port
R. L
Markets in Brief Across Cities Aug Fourth Report
Markets wrap with cattle and sheep receipts in Chicago Kansas City and Omaha. Prices shown for native and Texas cattle, stockers, feeders, cows and calves. Sheep steady to strong with lambs and muttens noted. Minor metal and London note mention Bishop Lloyd’s death in a separate line.
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Heeves
Texas
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Omaha
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