GENS CORBIN AND YOUNG To Attend German Maneuvers Gala Opera
Major Generals Corbin and Young of the US Army, with Brigadier General Wood, arrive in Berlin for maneuvers and attend Emperor William's gala opera invitation. The Emperor may receive them soon, with a parade at Tempelhof field planned.
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Corbin
Young
United States Army
Wood
Johnson
Emperor William
United States
Italy
Tempelhof Field
Roosevelt
Washington
St. Louis Exposition
Weather forecast for Illinois Indiana and Ohio with heat deaths
Forecast for Thursday and Friday calls for fair in Illinois and Indiana with showers in extreme south on Thursday and fair and warmer conditions Friday with fresh easterly winds. Ohio sees fair north and local rains southern Thursday, then fair and warmer Friday. Two heat deaths reported in Fort Worth, Texas, including Charles Dodge and P G McClure of Swift & Co.
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Indiana
Washington
Ulinois
Ohio
Fort Worth
Tex
Charles Dodge
P. G. McClure
Swift & Co
Movements of steamers reach ports Aug 27
Maritime notices list arrivals and departures at major ports including Queenstown New York and Liverpool. Vessels arriving include Tea from New York Haverford from Philadelphia Ivernia Lancastrian Moltke Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse and Ryndam arriving Philadelphia Boston and Rotterdam bound ships include Phila delphia Oceanic Bergenland and Kaiserine Maria Theresia.
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Haverford
Philadelphia
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Altonia
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Carthagenian
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Majestic
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Oceanic
Ivernia
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Newace
Bergenland
Lizard
St. Louis
Lae
Havre
Cherbourg
Rotterdam
Antwerp
Nederland
Moville
Anchoria
Remains shipped or sent to Europe in uncertain plan
Coffins were loaded at the Western Railroad freight station for shipment to Europe. Mr Ellis refused to name the port or steamer. Remains may go to Cherbourg on the St Louis or be sent to Havre and Southampton before boarding the same liner to New York. Also notes swimmer Montague Holbein’s English channel attempt and a Manila apostolic delegate appointment.
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Western Railroad
Mr. Ellis
Cherbourg
American Line
St. Louis
New York
Havre
Southampton
Cape Grisnez
France
Montague Holbein
English Channel
London
Frank Holmes
Birmingham
Dover
Holbein
Shipping firm in Hamburg negotiates for Brazilian liner coconere
The Boersenhalle of Hamburg reports that A. C. De Freitas & Co. of Hamburg is negotiating for the coconere of twenty eight steamships of the Loyas Brazileiro line of Rio Janeiro Brazil. Boer generals deny reports of rifts with Kruger Leyds and Boer delegates in Europe and say relations remain harmonious. Sisters expelled from Landerneau France regain possession of their school after a decree dated 152 removes them from the associations law amid a crowd ovation.
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A. C. de Freitas & Co
Coconere
Loyas Brazileiro Line
Rio Janeiro
Brazil
Kruger
Leyds
Europe
Landerneau
France
Larned Defeats Doherty to Retain American Tennis Title
In Newport on August 27 William A. Larned of Summit New Jersey defended his American singles tennis title by defeating Reginald F. Doherty of England three sets to one. Scorching sun and endurance decided the match as Doherty, unaccustomed to heat, nearly collapsed. Doherty brothers, disappointed at the loss, still hold the doubles title. Larned’s net play stamina and baseline skill carried him to victory in a grueling contest watched by four thousand fans.
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R. L
William A. Larned
Summit
N. J
Reginald F. Doherty
England
Doherty
Larned
America
Doherty Brothers
What Is Crime and Who Are the Criminals
Two hundred delegates open the sixth annual convention of the League of American Municipalities in Grand Rapids. Mayor Samuel Jones of Toledo delivers the evening address arguing society, not individuals, is the real criminal and urging repeal of old laws and opposition to capital punishment.
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Grand Rapids
League of American Municipalities
Furniture Exposition
Palmer
Charles S. Ashley
New Bedford
Mass
Samuel Jones
Toledo
Heaven
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablet Ad Phrase Emerges
A fragment notes a slogan urging that the name appear on every box of the famed Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablet leta the celebrated Cold and Grin Cure, reflecting period advertising language and product branding.
Hoosiers edge Columbus in tenth after bad call sparks rally
Indianapolis nearly collapsed after umpire Haskell ruled Hoghever's sixth inning hit foul and forced a tense tenth. Kellum matched Columbus early on, Wagner and Haskell steadied the defense, and Indianapolis stormed back with Hart and Kuhns scoring late to win in the 10th, 4 to 3, before 1,335 at Indianapolis.
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cFarlan
O’brien
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O'Brien
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Grim
E. Hoghever
W. Fox
Louisville Wins Again in One Sided Game with Toledo
Louisville defeats Toledo 8 to 2 in a lopsided contest. Odwell starred with a two base hits as Louisville builds dominance. Attendance 927. Meta notes include Milwaukee over St Paul 4 to 2 in ten innings and Minneapolis beating Kansas City 2 to 2 with Bartos wild debut.
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Smith
Quillin
Werden
McDonald
Lynch
Lally
Rothfuss
Grady
Yeager
Beville
McAndrews
Grant
Lewee
Nance
Figgemeier
Gas Cea: 2 (Unassisted) Marcan to Ugenns to Kelley
St. Paul left on bases in Milwaukee as Gas Cea pitched unassisted to score. Umpire Stuart officiated the game with a 6 time 1 2 line showing.
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Marcan Tougenns
Kelley
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Tuart
Sombrero Sets Track Record at Saratoga in New Race
Green B Morris's Sombrero, a three year old, broke the mile and a half track record at Saratoga with a 2 31 4 fifth time while conceding weight to rivals. He won by a length from Baror Pepper as Gray Friar captured the Albany handicap and other featured races produced close finishes and disputes over stimulants.
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N. Y
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Sombrero
Baror Pepper
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Stevedore
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Virgin Soll
Hans Wagner
Saratoga Association
O’brien
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Jockey Club
ST. Louis
Kinloch Park
Tom Collins
Bummer
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Guide Rock
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Sinner Simon
Edna Kenner
Star Cotton
If You
Lasso
Clubbed and Robbed Near Springfield Ohio
Miss Benon aged seventy and Mrs. Philips aged sixty living four miles east of Springfield were clubbed into insensibility and robbed by two tramps after a refusal for food. Mrs. Philips is believed fatally injured. farmers are in pursuit of the assailants this evening.
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Benon
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Sxty
Grand Narragansett meet sparks world record hopes
At Narragansett Park the Roger Williams $10,000 trotting stake produced fast times as five heats broke the previous mark. Audubon Boy led the 2:04% pace with 2:04 and 2:04 wins while Dulce Cor and Alice Carr set new mare marks. The unfinished event delayed to finish next day with The King also winning an earlier heat. Governor Kimball watched from the box as crowds lingered past dusk.
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Golden
Golden Jubilee Races Slow Track at Delaware County Fair
At Muncie Indiana the Golden Jubilee races ran slowly as the track stayed heavy. Tellma won the 2:35 trot in straight heats with easy pace. Balmy L. placed second in the free for all after Gamboy faded. New summaries list results for 2:30 trot and 2:29% times, with several withdrawals. Franklin fair opened with strong crowds and entries. Races scheduled include 2% pace 2:3 trot and a running event, with two races run today and more planned tomorrow.
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Muncie
Ind
Delaware County Fair Association
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Axtell
Balmy L
the Whiteleys
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Dickinson
Baron Patch
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Weeks
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Wilcox
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Fred McClure
Lee Vincent
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Johnson County Fair
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Deacon
Chambers
More Errors Than Runs In Loss To Cincinnati
Cincinnati beat New York 6 to 4 as New York errors and poor fielding early cost them. Donlin played first time this season. Miller and Taylor pitched for New York, Poole allowed runs. Attendance 2,500. Cincinnati 6 New York 4.
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Miller
New York
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Donlin
Cincin
R.H.C.A.E. New Y. B.H.C.A.E. Donlin
Brown
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Seymour
McGann
Peitz
Brodie
Corcoran
Steinfeld
Lander
Smith
Crawford
Dunn
Emilie
Kentucky Association race course sold for private training ground
Lexington reports the Kentucky Association race course was purchased by J B Haggzin for private training use. The track, previously held by Charles Green of Cincinnati, is believed to have sold for about $44 000. The ton county fair opened today with good attendance and local races noted including Nellie Numont and Lady Altman entrants, with several times listed for pace events and unfinished purses and county road race results.
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Lexington
J. B. Haggzin
Charles Green
Cincinnati
Son of J M Manker Missing at Franklin Race Track
The seven year old son of attorney J M Manker disappeared yesterday at Franklin race track where he had been with his uncle Dr F E Manker. A large search by seven squads failed to locate him and police could not trace him. Dr Manker suspects kidnapping and notified his brother to aid in the hunt toward Indianapolis and along the interurban road. The boy has blue eyes light hair and was wearing a blue striped waist and cap. He lives with his father at 837 North Pennsylvania Street.
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J. M. Manker
Franklin
F. E. Manker
Indianapolis
Whiteland
North
Pennsylvania Street
New Fair Bank Attraction Secured by Liberati Band
Liberati's Military Band and four vocal soloists will open at Fair Bank the week of Sept nine. The engagement extends through the week with nightly concerts and a Saturday matinee, and the season features three soloists W Frederick Holcombe Katherine Leslie Maude Angell along with a sixteen piece orchestra next week. Elmer Thienes gave his first public appearance in a surplice singing from Cavalleria Rusticana and the Psalms, while Hubert Wilke shows improved voice as preparations await a New York arrival for An Arabian Romance.
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New York
Fair Bank
Philadelphia
Liberat
W. Frederick Holcombe
Katherine Leslie
Hubert Wilke
Roloff Fined Again in Liquor Case After Broad Ripple Death
Carl Roloff, fined last Wednesday for selling liquor without a license, died by a jury yesterday before Justice Hilligoss on another liquor sale charge. He was fined and taxed $82 in costs. Attorneys then moved remaining cases to Irvington court. Local opposition to Roloff’s Broad Ripple saloon and Millersville area hostility followed recent murder of Thomas Lemon as residents vowed to close the saloon.
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Justice White
Broad Ripple
Justice Hilligoss
Roloff
Justice Hilligess
Irvington
Millersville
Broad Ri
Thomas Lemon
Woman says she was robbed of funds and orders
A woman claiming to be wife of Wallace shows manager Ellsworth reported to police she was robbed yesterday of 170 in cash and 1500 in money orders payable to Mrs Viola Ellsworth. She told Desk Sergeant Crane she carried the money and valuables in a leather satchel and believed the thief would head to Indianapolis or Louisville before coming here to report the incident.
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Ellsworth
Wallace
Crane
Viola Ellsworth
Louisville
Indianapolis
City News Notes
Notes on local incidents including a missing man Charon Sanford after a West Ohio street fight. Lyn n Local Telephone Company raises capital to 8000 dollars. Clyde B Wintinger seeks pardon for embezzlement sentence with petition signed by Judge Alford Stubbs and others. Henry Grubbs injured at Union Pipe Company sleeve torn. treated at City Dispensary. A B Meyer Co wins coal contract for schools with bids from Morgan Jackson Island Coal. Captain Samuel Gerber injured by dog bite and later euthanized the dog. Joseph Steinruck injured at police station stable. treated at Dispensary.
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Charon Sanford
West Ohio Street
Lynn Local Telephone Company
Lynn
Secretary of State
Russell B. Harrison
Clyde B. Wintinger
Michigan City
Hayes
Alford and
Stubbs
Henry Grubbs
Union Pipe Compins
Foreman
City Dispensary
Grubbs Lee
A. B. Meyer & Co
Morgan & Jackson
The
Island Coal Company
Linton
Samuel Gerber
Joseph Stelnruck
Large Subscription Boosts Technical Institute Fund
The fund for the technical institute grows with another large subscription. Henry Severin pledged $1,000 after returning to the city, and several lesser sums followed. G. W. Brown, leading the fundraising, aims to engage moderate earners and wealthy citizens to meet the required total.
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Technical Institute
Henry Severin
G. W. Brown
Alger Begins East Trip Amid Senate Bid Rumors
DETROIT Aug. 7 Gen R A Alger former secretary of war and Senate candidate to replace the late James McMillan left for a two weeks business trip in the East. Alger said he would not seek a meeting with President Roosevelt during the journey and planned to use the time for rest and travel. Governor Nash of Ohio ordered a half staff display at the State Capitol after obsequies honoring the memory of an unnamed official.
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R. A. Alger
United States Senate
James McMillan
Alger
Roosevelt
Nash
Ohio
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