Eight West Point cadets punished for hazing scandal
Secretary of War announces Roosevelt approval of penalties for eight cadets at West Point. Two first classmen receive dismissal under suspension while six third classmen are suspended for one year without pay or allowances. The decision follows pressure for stricter discipline and aligns with Superintendent Beattie’s insistence on firm action.
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Washington
Secretary of War I
Roosevelt
Wright
William 7. Rossell, Jr
William T. Rossell
Egineer Corps
Army
Harry@. Weaver
Illinois
George Washington Chase
New York
James A. Gillespie
Pennsylvania
Byron Quimby Jones
York
William Nalle
Virginia
Wellington Prude
Alabama
Isaac Spealding
Oma
Bape
Bet Ceil Pariah
Sreatat Beatt
Academy
Dahlman Opposes County Option in Gubernatorial Bid
Omaha August 24 Mayor James C Dahlman enters the race for governor pledging to oppose county option and back a law guaranteeing bank deposits He argues county option undermines local self government and would let counties influence churches schools and saloons in neighboring towns
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Omaha
James C. Dahlman
Dahlman
Hitchcock Announces Republican Advisory Committee
Chairman Hitchcock names 12 members for the advisory group to guide the national campaign and finances. Members include Ballinger Bliss Clayton Crane Cromwell Hammond Murphy Taft Vorys with Elmer Dover as secretary. headquarters in New York.
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New York
Blitchcock
Republican National Committee
Richard A. Ballinger
State of Washington
Cornelius N. Bliss
Powell Clayton
Arkansas
W. Murray Crane
Massachusetts
William Nelson Cromwell
John Hayes Hammond
Franklin Murphy
New Jersey
Charles P. Taft
Ohio
Arthur I. Vorys
Hitchcock
Elmer Dover
William Nelson Cremwell
Night Riders Fire Tobacco Barn Near Falmouth
In Brookville Kentucky August 24 twenty masked night riders attacked Walter Galloway’s farm five miles east of Falmouth. They torched a tobacco barn destroying 8000 pounds of tobacco. Galloway fired a shotgun from his window. a raider was wounded and received surgical care in Falmouth. The wounded man’s identity was disclosed and may be arrested.
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Brookville
Walter Galloway
Falmouth
Galloway
Burns Again Defeats Squires in Thirteenth Round
Tomy Burns the American heavyweight champion defeated Bill Squires in the thirteenth round in Sydney. It was their third meeting with Burns winning previously in California in one round and in England in eight. Burns fought cautiously due to a cold, contributing to Squires improved performance.
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Sydney
Tomy Burns
Bill Squires
Burns
California
England
Squires
Bryan Arrives in Chicago for Democratic Campaign Planning
William J. Bryan arrived in Chicago for a two day visit to rally party leaders and discuss final campaign plans with National Chairman Norman Mack and other Democratic figures. A national committee meeting was scheduled for November 8 to adopt the presidential campaign strategy.
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Chicago
National Committee
Democratic Party
William J. Bryan
Norman EB. Mack
M. C. Wetmore
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Mack
Evanston Machinist Claims Gravity Reversal Discovery
Evanston engineer William Henry Samson of the fire department asserts he has found a method to reverse gravity so it acts upward, promising a solution to aerial navigation. He has spent 29 years refining models and believes ether streams can be harnessed like electricity to lift objects.
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Evanston, Ill
William Henry Samson
Evanston
Isaac Newton
Newton
Samson
Independent Packing Plant Aims to Cut Live Stock Costs
West farmers form Chicago Stock Yards and Transit Company to build an independent cooperative yard and packing complex near West Thirty-ninth Street and South Forty-eighth Avenue. They plan $2.5 million in equipment and full operation by Oct. 1, targeting 3,000 cattle daily and halving yardage and feed charges at the Union yards.
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Chicago
Chicago Stock Yards and Transit Company
Union Stock Yards Company
Union Yards
West Thirty-ninth Street
South
Forty-eighth Avenue
Union Yar
Woman’s mistake kills two children in Groveport meal
In Columbus on August 24 Mrs. Walter Starkey mistook arsenic for baking powder in a pot pie for a family lunch. The error caused the death of her two children at Groveport, Ohio, and serious illness to Mrs. Starkey and her husband. Doctors and efforts to save the parents were ultimately inconclusive.
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Columbus
Walter Starkey
Groveport
For Sale Cheap Office Desk Chair and Book Case
John H. Miller advertises a flat top office desk, an office chair, and a sectional bookcase in nearly new condition. Also offered is a Champion small base hay press from last summer at a bargain price. dtf.
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Hill Block
John H. Miller
Dtf
Magoon Sees No Difficulty in Cuba Return
Washington reports provisional governor Magoon praised Cuban conditions, saying no likelihood of trouble as he moves toward Havana. Secretary of War Bok meets him and Saverate Ma goon plans Oyster Bay visit before returning to Cuba by September.
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Washington
Charles B Magoon
Nofee
Bok
Saverate Magoon
Oyster Bay
Cuba
Magoon
Sherman Says Roosevelt Conference Supports Hughes Nomination
James Sherman reports that at Sagamore Hill President Roosevelt indicated broad support for Governor Hughes to be renominated as the Republican ticket leader. Frank Hitchcock witnessed the remarks, signaling organized opposition to Hughes’s renomination is unlikely to gain traction.
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New York
James 8. Sherman
Rooyelt
Sagamore Hill
Hughes
New York State
Frank H. Hitchcock
Sherman
Roosevelt
Taft
Hitchcock
Congress
Fugitive Reid Commits Suicide After Indictment
Columbus Ohio August 22 John P Reid a wealthy contractor who fled England after being indicted for assault on his daughter died by suicide. He had been a fugitive from justice here since the indictment and was out on ten thousand dollar bonds. The London dispatch confirms his suicide and disappearance.
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Columbus
John P. Reid
England
London
Reid
Parker Tackles Corporations in Seattle Campaign Speech
Judge Alton B. Parker addressed about 1,800 at the Coliseum in Seattle under the Kings County Democratic Club and Bryan Volunteers. He warned that great corporate power grows from the current high tariff and urged reform in the national campaign.
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Seattle
Wash
Alton B. Parker
Coliseum
Kings County Democratic Club
Bryan Volunteers
Auto Crash Tragedy Near Los Angeles Kills One
A sixty horsepower auto overturned killing one man and injuring two women and two men. A wheel failure pinned occupants under the tonneau before an explosion set the car ablaze. Firefighters rescued the survivors from the flames amid chaotic scenes.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Woman in hospital after suicide attempt in Chicago
Mrs. Mary Cassiday, who killed her husband John Cassiday and wounded herself last week, again tried to end her life by leaping from a second story window at Passavant hospital. She suffered internal injuries in the fall and is believed mentally deranged.
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Chicago
Mary Cassiday
John Cassiday
Passavant Hospital
Farm-house for rent between Hu ron and Wolsey
A five room house or larger available for rent for cash. Located between Hu Ron and Wolsey. Contact W. A. Johns Land and Loan Co Wolsey S D for details.
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Huron
Wolsey
W. A. Johns
It Is Warranted Under BF Eee Ie OS
The fragment reads as a legal or technical note asserting a warranty or compliance statement. No clear event, entity, or outcome is identifiable beyond abbreviations and a vague warranty claim.
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