Harty Receives Archiepiscopal Pallium in Rome
In Rome on August 17 Cardinal Macchi placed the pallium on Archbishop J J Harty of Manila. Harty pledged to follow church rules, witnessed by Monsignor Fowler and Father Zept. He paid farewell calls to Cardinals Rampolla Respighi Martelli Steinhuber and Vives y Tuto. The Pope donated 300 to Rome’s poor and held audiences, including Prince Chigi and Prince Orsini, discussing conclave duties and office resignations.
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J. J. Harty
Manila
Cardinal Macchi
Edward W. Fowler
Father Zept
Harry
Cardinale Gott Rampolla
Respighi
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Steinhuber
Vives Y Tuto
Chigi
Prince Orsini
Papal Throne
Leo XIII
Prince Lees
Pope
Cardinal Gibbons Leaves Genoa for Chambrey France
Cardinal Gibbons departs Genoa bound for Chambrey in France near Geneva, reporting travel from Genoa on August 17. The trip aims toward Chambrey as the final stop on the journey toward the Swiss border region.
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Chambrey
France
Geneva
Switzerland
Warsaw man Hess linked to factory arson and threats
Hess, accused of dynamite damage at the Graham and Henock plant on May 15, faced accusations of sending threatening letters to the proprietors. He claimed he intended suicide after a Fort Wayne trip but boarded the wrong train to Warsaw. He described prior suicide attempts and insisted he still may end his life.
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Jacob L. Graham
Sol Henock
Hess
Fort Wayne
Warsaw
Hell
United States
Logan
Gallagher
Who Knew Instinctively That Father Had Killed Himself
Special to the Indianapulis Journal reports from Fort Wayne Indiana on August 17 that William L Pettit shot and instantly killed himself. The death is described as a suicide in a dwelling setting with no immediate witnesses. Police and coroner invoked standard procedures as the investigation begins.
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Indianappus Journal
Fort Wayne
Ind
William L. Pettit
Self-inflicted shooting ends life of local bank cashier
At his Dewald and Fox streets home a 63 year old First National Bank cashier shot himself with a .22 revolver kept in a first floor bedroom. He had hinted at self destruction for over a year after his wife died. He served in the Civil War and ran as Republican candidate for county treasurer in 1894. His first wife was the daughter of the Nuttman bank founder.
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Dewald and
Fox Streets
First National Bank
Ohio
Vette
Drowned by own hand Lena Knotts death reported in Davenport
Special to Indianapolis Journal Laporte Indiana August 17 Mrs Lena Knott daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Gay of Laporte died by drowning in Davenport while despondent over her husband in a mental hospital She was thirty three leaving two children and parents and a Davenport sister Elwood Indiana August 17 Carrie Knapp age fifteen arrested for burglary at M E parsonage stolen clothing valued at 0 and 13 from a child’s bank Her father pleaded for reform school custody Kokomo Indiana August 17 Morris Walters contractor sues Policeman George Copper 2000 damages for breaking into his home and beating him during a bout of intoxication His attorney is Ex Mayor Kirkpatrick.
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Indianapolis Journal
Laporte
Ind
Davenport
Lena Knott
Charles Gay
Elwood
Carrie Knapp
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Mocris Walters
George Copper
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Kirkpatrick
Lake Erie
Chatham
Ill
Earl Sallade
Laurensia
Ethel Dunham
Iowa Deaf and Dumb Institute
Council Bluffs
Sallade
Bowman Manspile Captured Near St Joseph Illinois
Columbus Indiana reports local interest in the capture of Bowman Manspile by a sheriffs posse near St Joseph Illinois. Manspile formerly lived in the county and after domestic trouble in Illinois had been a frequent visitor to his mother's home in Azalia eight miles south of Columbus.
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Columbus
Ind
Bowman Manspile
St. Joseph
Ill
Sunday Journal
Manspile
Llinots
Azalia
Miller released on bond after billiard cue attack in Osgood
M C Miller was released on $1,000 bond today after being held since early morning on charges of intent to kill John Jacobs from a billiard cue blow Saturday night in Os good county. Jacobs lies in critical condition with a fractured skull. It may be the second murder in the county within a week.
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M. C. Miller
John Jacobs
Osgood
Boy of fourteen arrested for forgery in Muncie
Special to the Indianapolis Journal from Muncie Ind August 17 Charles Fudge aged fourteen was arrested on a forgery charge after presenting a written note for wages at Ball Brothers factory and being paid it appeared genuine. The forgery was discovered today.
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Indianapolis Journal
Muncie
Ind
Charles Fudge
Ball Brothers
Victor Sellers
Goshen Man Arrested in Michigan for March Burglary
Major Downing of Goshen Ind was arrested in Kalamazoo Mich for the March 2 burglary of the home of Misses Elvira Thomas and Bernice Heefner. He admitted guilt after being shot during the escape by Army officer Banta.
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Indianapolis Journal
Goshen
Ind
Downing
Elvira Thomas
Bernice Heefner
Banta
Kalamazoo
Mich
Despondent Mrs. Dearing Shoots Self in Petersburg
Petersburg Indiana reports Mrs. Lou Dearing shot herself in the stomach with a small target rifle in a fit of despondency. She endures extreme pain and doctors fear she cannot recover.
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Indianapolis Journal
Petersburg
Ind
Lou Dearing
Rights of Citizens court ruling on streetcar rights
St Louis judge upholds citizen rights over traction company as Beverly Warden acquitted after forceful halt of street car. Judge Tracy warns motormen not to challenge passengers on street corners, asserting citizens' rights are paramount.
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Beverly
Tracy
Rabbis Confer on Marriage Divorce Laws and Kosher Sabbath
Philadelphia august meeting of orthodox Jewish rabbis discussed reconciling Jewish marriage and divorce with U S law the kosher meat preparation and Sabbath observance. The session was secret and results to be announced tomorrow.
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Philadelphia
United States
YWCA Opens Thirteenth Annual Conference at Williams Bay
The thirteenth annual YWCA conference opens at Williams Bay Wisconsin with seven girls enrolled and more expected by week's end. Miss Bertha Sanna, a student, serves as secretary. Miss Ruthton and Miss Franmethpen, former student secretaries, are in charge of key tasks.
Colombian Congress Rejects Panama Canal Treaty
The Colombian Congress unanimously rejected the Panama canal treaty. The move sparks consternation on the Isthmus with expectation of new negotiations shifting from Colombia to Nicaragua. Reports from Bogota and Panama suggest a new treaty may bypass further ratification, while fears of secession influence regional politics and military appointments.
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Colombia
Buena Ventura
Marroquin
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United States
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Panama Canal
Senate
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Lucio Valazco
Department of Panama
Canal treaty rejection stuns isthmus and upsets investors
In Col n Aug 17 officials report strong excitement after the Colombian Senate rejected the canal treaty. Supporters fear the Spooner amendment backing a Nicaraguan route as leverage against Panama was seen as US pressure. Rejection diverts hope away from the Panama plan and harms local property investment tied to the treaty prospects.
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Colombia
Senate
Spooner
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Panama canal treaty rejected by Colombian Senate
Telegraph from Bogota dated Aug 12 reports the Colombian Senate rejected the Panama canal treaty over sovereignty concerns. President Roosevelt was informed. the State Department had limited details as Loomis and Loomis’ activities were unclear. Provisions allow future action via Costa Rica or Nicaragua routes if a satisfactory title is not obtained.
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President learns of Colombian Senate rejection of canal treaty
Oyster Bay dispatch reports President returned to Sagamore Hill to find the Colombian Senate had rejected the Panama canal treaty. He would not comment at this time. Earlier reports noted Colombia’s planned amendments would be unsatisfactory to the United States, leading to the absolute rejection.
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Columbian Congress
Panama Canal Treaty Rejected by Colombian Senate
William Nelson Cromwell, counsel for the Panama Canal Company, said a Senate committee on the 5th favored the treaty with amendments and ongoing motions suggest it is not acceptable without changes, but nothing is regarded as final.
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New York
William Nelson Cromwell
Panama Canal Company
Hurricane relief effort gains slow headway in Jamaica
Kingston Jamaica August 17 planters grow more hopeful as cleanup of banana plantations proceeds apace after the recent hurricane. Workers clear mangled fields and salvage efforts intensify as crews remove debris and assess crop damage across affected areas.
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Jamaica
Trinidad seeks relief as disaster leaves thousands homeless
Efforts mount to recover from widespread damage with authorities authorizing nine parochial boards to spend relief funds on food and repairs. An imperial grant may allow planters to restart plantations, providing jobs. Subscriptions pour in, including a 5.00 contribution from Trinidad and a large local meeting opening a major fund drive.
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Trinidad
Golden Gate Veterans Welcomed with True West Coast Hospitality
San Francisco glowed with red white and blue lights for the Grand Army of the Republic thirty seventh annual encampment. Market Street lit from ferries building to City Hall displayed long bulb loops and towering building illumination. Delegations arrived and were guided to quarters as General Miles presence stirred interest while denying candidacy. Denver supporters push for next meet location amid dense state delegation turnout and marching drum corps.
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Purification Drive Closes Lafayette Saloons
In Lafayette Indiana on August 17 police led a crackdown to revoke licenses of over a hundred saloons for technical violations under the Nicholson law. Inspectors ordered interior changes, with ongoing enforcement to ensure compliance and a broad moral cleanup across the city.
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Indianapolis Journal
Lafayette
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Mackesy
Powell
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President Baugh
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Anti saloon rally and Sunday school note in Indiana
In Culver Rev D Helt led an anti saloon rally at Maxinkuckee Assembly with G J Shuey speaking and a Sunday school conference approving steps toward a national Sunday school organization. Dr Ernest Shouz lectured at the Tabernacle. In Evansville the city council raised the liquor license from 75 to 500 amid opposition with 87 1/2 dollars from each license directed to the sinking fund.
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D. Helt
Maxinkuckee Assembly
G. J. Shuey
Ernest Shouz
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Evansville
Saloon Keeper Harry Perk Targeted by Police Complaint
Harry Perk, a saloon keeper once arrested for law violations, drew a police complaint at the station last night amid a murky incident. George Talbott of 24 North Capitol Avenue was seen with his family in a buggy when Perk’s actions drew attention and unclear disturbances ensued.
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George Talbott
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Power to Discharge The Missouri Federal Court Concedes
In St Louis Judge Rogers sustained Western Union demurrer in Boyer et al. case. Court held company may dismiss employees for any reason or none if no contract exists. Ruling upholds blacklist use and rejects conspiracy claims, with emphasis on lawful discharge and legal recourse at law. Plaintiffs may amend after fifteen days.
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Boyer Et al
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C. J. Frankel
Second District
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Trade and Labor Waves Across Industries and Courts
A Holyoke paper workers strike will end this week. U S Circuit Court judges appoint receivers for Oliver Refining in Norfolk with liabilities around 272000 dollars. Riverside Steel at Benec W Va remains in operation amid nonunion tensions. Standard Oil issues a 5 percent dividend with Sept 15 payout to Aug 21 record holders. Morgantown union glass workers refuse to work, camps form, potential clashes loom. Canton Structural Steel Car files insolvency with 70000 liabilities and 207062 assets. Allegheny County stone cutters strike for 6 cents per hour, 300 plus idle, 15000 others affected. Philadelphia rug mill strikers resume after eleven weeks. 16000 remain out. San Francisco Judge Beatty names receiver for Union Iron Works. Wernecke Timber and Land Co incorporated in Augusta with 12 million common and 3 million preferred stock. Navy cancels Crescent Shipbuilding contracts for Chatta nQuoga and Nicholson O’Brien. government to finish ships in yard.
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W. Va
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United States
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Beatty
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Roland R. Conklin
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N. J
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Augusta
O. H. L. Wernecke
Cincinnati
E. E. Adams
New York
Darling
Crescent Shipbuilding Company
Elizabeth
Chattanquoga
Nicholson and O'Brien
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Government Yard
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Lexington Welcomes Witness and Troops Depart Jackson
Captain B J Ewen, a key witness in the Jett and White trial, will settle in Lexington as his future home. One hundred fifty soldiers who guarded Jackson, Kentucky, pass through Lexington en route to their homes after camp was broken. A small detail stays on duty while townsfolk fear possible outlawry without troops. Major Allen remains in command of the remaining troops.
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Lexington
B. J. Ewen
Jett and White
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Major Allen
Government offices face Saturday half holiday ruling
Secretary Root received from the Department of Justice an assistant AG opinion on the DC Saturday half holiday law. It holds the statute applies to departments but department heads may compel Saturday afternoon work and other holidays when needed, with clerks required to put in at least seven hours daily.
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Washington
Root
Department of Justice
District of Columbia
Attacked by Gamecock Injures Elwood Child
In Elwood Indiana Aug 17 a two year old child of William Hopkins was attacked by a game cock and badly lacerated about the breast and face. Spurs pierced the breast bone and the life of the youngster is despaired of. The child shielded its eyes with its hands to save its sight.
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Indianapolis Journal
Elwood
Ind
William Hopkins
Brakeman Killed in Peru Region Train Accident
At Wynn near Peru Indiana a light engine broke a side rod and Brakeman Ernest Ballinger of Richmond jumped and died from a broken neck. Fireman C M Barker of New Waverly was steam scalded, engineer Tom Armstrong and conductor Daniel Miller were injured but survived. In Converse Pennsylvania brakeman G L Fox was killed after being struck off a car, and at the same town a crossing incident left Monroe Pence and Ben Coffel uninjured.
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Indianapolis Journal
Peru
Ind
Wynn
Chicago
Cincinnati
Anise Tower Falls into Old Well in Martinsville
Miss Anise Tower of Martinsville stepped on an unused well covering at home and fell twenty six feet. She grabbed an old pump stock and kept from drowning, suffering only minor injuries as water filled the shaft. The incident occurred while Toner, a junior at Indiana University, attended nearby.
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Indianapolis Journal
Martinsville
Ind
Anise Tower
Toner
Indiana Caiveritye
Fatal Grand Trunk Accident at Valparaiso
A grand Trunk passenger train collision near Valparaiso Indiana kills William Blaney age forty seven instantly as he crossed tracks to board a train. He leaves a widow and seven children. Also reports coroner verdicts on J C Gearhart death and several injuries and identifications from other Indiana incidents across Lafayette Shelbyville Kokomo Sullivan with multiple miners and workers affected by accidents and derailments.
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Indianapolis Journal
Valparaiso
Ind
William Blaney
Here
Grand Trunk
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Prairie Creek Two Women Injured in Separate Accidents
Prairie Creek reports two accidents on Aug 17, both injuring women. Mrs John Turner fell to the ground causing a leg injury. Later Mrs John Kingon fell from an apple tree and broke her leg. Special to the Indianapolis Journal. William E Clark, a well known carpenter and contractor of Muncie and a prominent Red Man, was killed at St Louis on Saturday.
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Prairie Creek
John Turner
John Kingon
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Muncie
Ind
William E. Clark
St. Louis
Mrs Miller Hurt From Burns In Trash Fire At Orestes
Mrs John Miller of Orestes lies dying from burns suffered yesterday while burning trash. Her dress caught fire, burning nearly off her. She is 32 and has a husband and family. The incident was reported from Alexandria.
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Alexandria, Inc
John Miller
Orestes
Train kills Landersville man on Clover Leaf track
Special to the Indianapolis Journal reports Kyle Pulley of Landersville was struck and killed by a fast passenger train while asleep on the Clover Leaf Railway near Marion. He was thirty, unmarried. In Bloomington Anthony Benckart of Henry and Kerr bakery had an arm torn in a mixer with flesh sliced to the bone, amputation possible.
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Indianapolis Journal
Marion
Ind
Kyle Pulley
Landersville
Clover Leaf Railway
Bloomington
Anthony Benckart
Henry & Kerr Bakery
Child loses foot in mowing machine accident
VINCENNES Ind Aug 1 Raphael Curry son of Robert Curry lost a foot when he stepped in front of a mowing sickle while his father cut weeds at Edwards port. EVANSVILLE Ind Aug 13 Sebastian Reitz a workman died as a ditch caved in this evening.
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Indianapolis Journal
Vincennes
Ind
Raphael Curry
Robert Curry
Edwardsport
Evansville
Sebastian Reitz
Jefferson Sanders Held Without Indictment After Shootings
New York on August 17 shows Jefferson Sanders, a Black man who was brutalized on May 2 before he killed two policemen and wounded another. He is kept in custody after Recorder Goff announced the grand jury did not issue an indictment in the case.
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New York
Jefferson Sanders
Goff
Rioting Spreads Along Fat-Shan Railroad Line
Rioting near Fat-Shan sixty miles from Canton spreads to railroad towns. American engineers on the line have fired upon by assailants, with several casualties reported.
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Tokio
Fat-Shan
Canton
Hair Growth Cure Promises Durable Relief and Beauty
A Cuticura soap and ointment regimen claims to halt hair loss remove dandruff and crusts soothe itching stimulate follicles and rejuvenate the scalp. The advertisement touts Cathcara products as universal skin cures and urges a hot wash with soap then ointment and a blood cleansing Resolvent for severe cases.
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