Bonaparte Urges Harsh Measures Against Anarchists
Secretary of the Navy Charles J. Bonaparte spoke at the Allegheny chautauqua near Cumberland about anarchism and its remedy. He condemned violence, argued for targeted penalties including death for direct attacks on leaders, and urged orderly law changes while warning against censorship or broad suppression of speech.
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Cumberland, Md
the Navy
Charles J. Bonaparte
Allegheny Chautaugus
Cumberland
Bonaparte
George A. Perre
McKinley
United States
Boneparte
Erro
al Sever
Elvaris
Giese
Cholera Panic in Elyria Over Asiatic Scourge Discovery
Sensational Elyria tale follows discovery of Asiatic cholera claim. Town erupts July rumors that a local death is linked to the deadly disease. Physicians urge caution as chatter spreads and a burial is noted.
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Elyria
Union Printers Meet at Colorado Springs Convention
The International Typographical Union opens its annual convention at Colorado Springs with delegates present. The chief business is planning the continuation of the eight hour day campaign as the week long meeting proceeds.
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Colorado Springs
Reload Springs
Calo
Indoor Honeymoon for Fay Templeton and Patterson in Buffalo
Fay Templeton and her Pittsburg millionaire husband William J. Patterson spent five days at the Lafayette Buffalo, occupying the royal suite and dining in their room. They planned a Europe-bound departure soon after. Patterson’s behavior drew gossip from staff and a reporter’s interview failed as he slammed the door. Mrs Patterson traveled with twenty one trunks, including a pet hippopotamus in the largest.
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Evtam
Buffalo
N.Y
Fay Templeton
William J. Patterson
Pittsburg
New York
Lafayette
Europe
the Lafayette
Patterson
Treadway
Mrs Hartje No 2 adds to tangle in Hartje divorce
Pittsburg Pa Aug 15 a woman claiming to be Mrs Augustus Hartje No 2 appeared to file new allegations in the Hartje divorce suit naming two coachmen as co respondents Hartje and his lawyers denied the claim calling the woman demented Hartje’s attorneys said the children may be taken out of state for several weeks while Mrs Hartje plans to pursue matters in Michigan
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Pittsburg
Augustus Hartje No
Hartje
Millonaire
Police Headquart
Thomas McQuaide
Augustus Hartje
McQuaide
Richard Kelly
Kelly
Rodgera
McCreery
J. Scott Ferguson
John Marron
Edward G. Hartje
McQuade
Rodgers & McCreery
Haytie
Marron
Gilbert B. Perkins
Hartie
Thousands Walk Home From Coney Island
Thousands traveled to Coney Island amid a clash over second fares after Justice Gaynor ruled the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Co had no right to demand extra coin. Police used 240 officers to eject riders and some 54 000 to 75 000 waited miles from stations while clashes injured two women and a child. The company stated it would continue collecting double fares despite the court ruling.
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New York
Aus
Coney Island
Brooklyn
Justice Gaynor
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Tninially
Haan
Lird S. Coler
Sokiyay
Coler
Color
Lohl
Waldo
Stensland Forgery Case Ties to Bank Shortages
Chicago officials and bankers chase Paul O Stensland fugitive president amid a vast forgery fraud at Milwaukee Avenue State Bank. The bank faces a shortage estimated between 800000 and 1 million as receivership transfers assets and a secret room hunt unfolds. Theodore Stensland, son of the missing president, claims his father died by own action and asserts an outside expert copied signatures.
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Chicago
Chicago Clearing House Association
Paul
Stensland
Milwaukee Avenue Staite Bank
Gibbons
Circuit Court
Chicago Title and Trust Company
Trust Ponice
John Felzer
Brentano
SOF Court
Felner
the Tribune Today
Theodore Stensland
Milwaukee Avenue Bank
Stenslaind
Father
Helso
Henry W. Tering
Stenslind
John C. Fetzer
Cook County
Paul GO
Stenslund
Hering
Shippy
Irving Park
State Bank
Jones
Milwaukee Avenue State Bank
Springfeld
Bresiden Stensland
Farhe
Uwe
Pressaunt Stensland
Cashiel Hering
Paul O. Stensland
Termet
Danis
Ely
William Jennings
Faeh Tan
Hheickon
Stenstand
ipGielks
Vierloun
Sultan Improves After Delayed Treatment Report
Constantinopis reports the sultan has passed a god right and shows some morning improvement. His reluctance to submit to treatment complicated the slow decline.
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Turkey
Constantinopis
Nis Bitherta
Civil War Veterans Meet in Minneapolis Fortieth Encampment Opens
Thousands attend the fortieth annual encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic in Minneapolis with citywide events and meetings of auxiliary groups. Candidates for commander in chief include Captain P H Coney, R B Brown, and Charles G Burton, as lobby gossip centers on the race.
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Grand Army of A the Republic
Minneapolis
Minn
Aus
Charles A. Clark
Cedar Rapids
Grand Army of the Republic
Clark
Grand Army
West Hotel
Brown
Ohio
Veterans’ Organization
Denver
Corporal Tanner
Woman's Relief Corps
Ladies of the Grand Army
Daughters of Veterang
Daughters of the American Revolution
Tunher
P. H. Coney
Topeka Ikan
R. B. Brown
Zanesville
Charles G. Burton
Missouri
Absent 31 Years Husband Returns with 5000 Gift
Chicago aug 1 after a 31 year unexplained absence Professor Charles H Frye former superintendent of the Chicago Normal school returns home and presents his wife a roll of five crisp hundred dollar bills totaling 5000 with the remark ask me no questions. He says he earned his money in the Philippine Islands and has settled back into family life.
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Chicago
Charles H. Frye
Chicago Normal School
Big Wife
Philippine Islands
Maniac on Wisconsin train shoots seven men
Louis Felty, said to be demented, attacked a Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul train crew at Sparta Wisconsin Aug 15 injuring seven with knife and gunfire. Conductor Cunningham brakeman Christianson and others were stabbed or shot in a chaotic assault prompting arrests as the train stopped.
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Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Wisconsin
la Crosse
Wis
Sparta
Louis Ferty
Milwauk
Louis ¥Oltz
LaCrosse
Mibwaukee
Cunningham
Johnson
Cuneingham
Feltz
Uhriatlanson
Mwtral
Peltz
Felty
New York Rate Law Faces Early Court Tests
Prominent railroad attorneys predict the new rate law will be tested in courts. The key issue is whether the carrier can be held liable to shippers for damages to property. Expect challenges to the provision restricting testimonial evidence at final hearings. Washington observers note strong opposition plans to form before the law takes effect on the 25th.
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Gener
Staick
Washington
Netion
Army fires on chief officer and czar in European turmoil
A chaotic dispatch reports the czar secluded in Warsaw and Lodz under bandit threats while assassinations and robberies rise. Grand Duke Nicholas Nicholadevitch declines a commander in chief post amid an earlier attempt at Krasnoye Selo. Mutinies and arrests ripple through St. Petersburg and Kronstadt, with court martials looming for thousands of soldiers and sailors.
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St. Petersburg
Nicholas Nicholdevitch
Associated Press
Krasnoye Selo
Nicholas
Linevitch
Czarevitch
Warsaw
Karatelff
Samara
Invanoff
Libau
Nicholas Nicholasevitch
Yeate
Uzar
Krasnoe Selo
Too Sick to Pray. The Porte Misses Selamlik in 30 Years
In Constantinople the Sublime Porte fails to attend the Selamlik for the first time in three decades. A disrupted ceremony and changed routines ripple through the city as officials adjust to the unexpected.
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Sublime Porte
Selamlik
Constantioople
Atti
Forced by Clergy In Teheran Reform Demands Move
In Teheran Persia refugees seek British protection with 400 bearing personal claims. Mullahs who fled return as the shah yields to reform pressures from a powerful clerical coalition.
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Teheran
Persia
Lessation
Heron
Steamer Collision Blocks Head of the Lakes Traffic
A steamer collision at the Interstate draw bridge in Duluth, Minnesota, precipitated the Troy into the channel, blocking navigation to the upper harbor and cutting all street car and team traffic between Duluth and Superior. The damaged bridge will require repairs with a $100,000 estimated loss. thirty four vessels are tied up, including the passenger steamer Toneiste. Whitney Bros of Superior have a contract to remove the submerged span within twelve hours to reopen the channel.
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Duluth
Minn
Aug. U
Troy
Weathern Transit Company
Head of the Lakes
Seventeen Colombians Seized in Panama Conspiracy Plot
Panama, Aug 14. Police captured seventeen Colombians, former revolutionaries, accused of conspiring against high authorities. Arrests trace to the 1900 revolution. some Panamanian liberal party members rumored implicated. Prisoners to be deported as dangerous foreigners. Conditions return to normal. public unaware of the plot’s capture.
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Panama
Arias
Panama Liberal Party
Republic
Panavia
Candy Men Accused In Poisoned Sweets Case
In Philadelphia Aug 14 officials served warrants charging manufacturers jobbers and wholesalers with violating state pure food laws. They sold glucose bleached with poisonous sulphites mixed with molasses and syrup and dosed candies with sulphur dioxide paraffin and coal tar dyes. The dairy and food commissioner B H Warren and agent Harry Passidy cite bonds fines and court appearance.
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Philadelphia
Harry Passidy
Dairy and Food Commissioner
B. H. Warren
Warren
Episcopal Hospital
North Front Street
Itas Pure
Persian People to Have a Constitution
Washington August 1 Persian reform to inaugurate constitutional assembly for national tranquility and welfare. Assembly to include princes clergy merchants and dignitaries meet in Teheran. civil and religious laws to be enacted after royal signature. National holiday declared as thanks. grand vizier's appointment seen as progress.
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Washington, D.C
Persia
Mizza Nassolah Khan Mochireddee Badreazame
Teheran
Pejaleitig
Terstan Minster
Lbr
Grand Vizieria
Lumberman Bankruptcy Petition Details in Chicago Dealer Case
A Chicago lumber dealer files a voluntary petition in bankruptcy court. The debtor lists assets of 242 009 dollars and debts of 391 000 dollars and schedules his meeting to creditors nationwide. Additional confusing notes suggest a prank or garbled OCR affecting names and details.
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Chicago
Mits
Shonts Reports Favorable Canal Zone Conditions
E New York Avs ld T PL Shonte, chairman, and Joseph Bo Bishop, secretary of the Panam canal commission, arrived from Coton. Shonts said conditions in the canal zone are very favorable and improving, and that canal engineering work is now well under headway.
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New York
Avs. Ld
T. PL Shonte
Joseph Bo Bishop
Panam Canal Commission
Coton
Shonts
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Lodz
Cronstadt
Sveaborg
Reval
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