Fire destroys major Indianapolis toy? manufacturing plant
Fire at the Kells As Manufacturing company plant in Indianapolis, Ind. destroyed the vast facility, one of the city’s largest factories, employing about 1,000 men at full output. The plant had just expanded, boosting production by a third and operated year round except brief shutdowns.
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Invasion and Court Flight Reported in Far East Crisis
Military leaders say access to the targets is blocked by heavy convoy needs and a large army. Provisional governors issue proclamations urging business and calm as participation in government slows. Telegraph lines from Tientsin are down while allied forces hold uncertain ground near Shanghai and Peking. Empress Dowager and emperor reportedly fled toward the west with treasure. Japanese forces encircle their path as Paris reports draw out European reactions.
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Suspected Anarchists Arrested by Secret Service in New York
In New York on August 15, Natalie Moresca and Michael Gulations, ex-convicts reported en route to Italy to assassinate President McKinley, were arrested at the Brooklyn North German Lloyd pier by Secret Service officers. They had just arrived from Naples aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm II and were held under arrest pending investigation into their backgrounds.
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On the Diamond and Manila Battles Highlight Turbulent Times
A coroner exonerates a political figure's son after a fatal home incident. In Manila a 600 man marine force attacked a convent garri son and killed nineteen with five wounded. A Forty third infantry flying column aims to drive Gen Majica from Leyte. Kansas reports hot winds damaging corn with potential loss up to 50 million bushels.
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