Queer Angles in Hains Annis Case Grips City
News from New York reports the Aug 18 court scene in the Hains Annis shooting case. Capt Peter Hains and Jenkins Hains face charges as police seek motive and possible accessories. District Attorney Darrin plans a grand jury in September amid revelations of a long friendship and alleged letters. The affair draws attention to family ties, public scrutiny, and political backdrop surrounding the governor race coverage.
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New York
Peter ©. Hanes, Jr
William
Annis
Magazine
Bayside Yacht Club
T. Jenking Hains
Yachtamen
Darrin
Haine
Mowes
Dire Maloy
Annie
Po Lewman
Ocean Parkway
Atill
Auto Mobile
Moe
Capt. Haine
Capt Haine
Anion
Hains
Jenkine Hains
Jenkins Haine
Tx Ae
Tie
Philippines
Anaia
Jegiine Hains
Capt
Anni
Mra
Claudiy
Halur
Jon
Anal
Haina
Dur Tie
Mre
Aunia
Hains Brothers
Lone Yaland City
Percy
Brooklyn
Afernoon
Deuking Halas
Fort Tews Honroe
Ned Mannegan
Hains Kile
Dido
Neloe
Satarday
Annin
Arrest on Alleged Libel Charge Shocks City Editor
Omar K Benedict editor and owner of the Ties newspaper was arrested by the county sheriff on a charge of criminal libel. The complaint comes from Gay Charles N Hawkell, with details noting associations with the Ol Co and City of Mt. Lay. The arrest occurred Monday in Oklahoma City Ohio on August 18.
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Olahoma City
Ohio
Omar K. Benedict
Lagan County
Lbel
Macarrant
Charles N. Hawkell
Corre
We City
Minor Mention Drops Shot Fatality Report From Chicago
Reading through a scattered clip of events shows Mrs. Mary Cawdidy of Chicago shot and killed her husband John Cassidy before taking her own life amid a moment of insanity. The Standard Oil Co. declared a 6 percent quarterly dividend, identical to last year. The Dresden opening of the 1800 attenders’ Reperanto celebration marked cultural outreach. Admiral Cervera, once of the Spanish fleet, expressed hope for Taft’s election. Monongahela mines faced widespread idleness due to Ohio river low water, impacting thousands of miners. Alice Carter of Altus Oklahoma, aged 11, refused to wed farmhand Charles Fisher, prompting his fatal shot of her and another, Simwlt, at her parents’ home. The revenue cutter Bear arrived at Unga Alaska with 7% Japanese seal pushers from Seal Télind, part of a broader wave of arrests.
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Mary Cawdidy
Chicago
John Cassidy
Standard OM Co
Taft
Monongahela River
Ohio River
Alice Carter
Altus Okla
Charles Fisher
Parente
Simwlt
United States Revenue Cutter
Bear
Unga
Alaska
Seal Télind
Engineers Win First Prize at Camp Perry Championship
The United States army navy and wave academy dominated the regimental match at Camp Perry Ohio on Monday. The corps of engineers claimed the $260 trophy with a 440 Keeone score while the United States cavalry placed second earning $50 with a 426 score. The marine corps scored 403 for third prize $25, and the dagal academy finished with 394 earning fourth. The cavalry team for practice posted 391 and the Oklahoma riflemen led the military team standings with 377 overall.
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Camp Perry
United States Army
Navy
Wave Academy
Corps of Engineers
United States Cavalry
Marine Corp
Te Dagal Academy
Cavalry
Oklahoma Riflemen
Eleth
Will Appeal to Editors Chicago Aug 18
Bustors of ever Democratic and Independent newspapers in the Liatted Buster will be appealed to by Democratic nations dolamittes to start subscriptions for the Democratic campaign fund in the newspaper Col Mons Wetmore, chairman of the finance committee, disclosed Monday night. The plan differs from the national committee effort to raise funds through financial representatives under the direction of the national committeeman in each state.
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Chicago
Democratic Campaign Fund
Col Mons
Wetmore
Finance
National Committee
This Man Had Nerve and a Severed Arm Feat
Chicago Aug 18 George Nagle 23 carried his severed left arm for two blocks to fool a doctor then fainted after explaining the stunt He had tried to board a freight train and was dragged beneath the wheels Violated the National Agreement. Cleveland Aug 18 National League decision flags seven players farmed to Ir for violation of the Hemel agreement and players may be barred from future purchases by any club.
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Chicago
George Nagle
Nagle
Cinetanat
Cleveland American League
Nw Hemel
National Brechel
Bicyclist killed by an automobile in San Jon
San Jon California August 18 Teanc Up bam a retired wholesale merchant from San Francisco was riding a bicycle on Monday when he was struck and killed by an automobile driven by 8 6 Hunkina president of the Gardenity Bank local authorities reported.
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San Jon
Cal
Teanc
San Francisco
Gardenity Bank
Columbia Wins Gevand Race at Chicago on August 18
Columbia Yacht, sponsored by the New York Yacht Club, captured the Gevand Race in Chicago. The Sir Thomas Lipton yacht La Kith UD, owned by the New Hut horses Athletic Club, finished second. The event marked a notable result in the series with strong performances from top crews.
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Columbia
Chicago
Aus
Chivags
Aries
Sir Thomas, Lipton Cay la Kith UD
New Huthors Athletic Club
Female sleuth tells of plot against mine
A California case centers on Fred Yockey, vice president of Vinton No. 44 miners, accused of conspiring to blow up the Yellow Aster mine at Randburg. A female detective alleged the plot, with the witness forced to sign statements, while Yockey claims the charges mirror a staged tactic to break the miners union amid strikes.
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San Angelos
Cal
Fred Yockey
Vinton No. 44
Randeburg
Yockey
Allee G. Clark
Mark
Randaburg
Indeo
Moyer and Haywood and Pettibone
Randsburg
Corse
Randwburg
Negroes in Jellico hold siege as whites surround commissary
In Jellico Tennessee on August 12, seventy armed Black workers are confined in a commissary at the Kings Mountain Coal Co location. Surrounded by 350 to 400 white men, tensions rise with an expected attack. Knox County and surrounding area watch closely as labor and race conflict threatens potential violence in the mining region.
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Knoxville
Senn
Kings Mountain Coal Co
Jellico
Tenn
Campaign money not accepted by Republican HQ says treasurer
New York August 18 contributions to the campaign from corporations or officers of corporations will not be accepted at Republican national headquarters, per Treasurer George HK Sheldon. In Terre Haute, Indiana, August 18 a mother and child died in a fire with an explosion after a gas feed.
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New York
Republican National Headquarters
George HK. Sheldon
Terre Haute
Edward Irony
Destructive Flood Hurts Pitsburg Crops and Homes
A heavy Aug rainfall caused extensive damage in Pitsburg blocking roads and flooding farms. Property losses were reported across the community as crops were ruined and medical services strained, with residents assessing the toll from the storm.
Deadly Heat in St Louis Claims Boy's Life
A brutal heat wave in St Louis on Monday caused a boy to die as temperatures rose across the area. Officials warn residents to seek shade and stay hydrated while public health advisories urge caution during extreme conditions.
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Louis
Walelde
Inter nations fraternal congress opens in Ohio
August 14 reports the inter nations fraternal congress beginning its 118th annual session in Ohio. Gov Maeris attends amid welcoming remarks from J D Clark of Dayton and Edward L Young of Norwalk, as the Ohio fraternal congress facilitates representation for about 8 million people in the U S and Canada.
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Putin Bay
Inter Nations Fraternal Congress
United States
Canada
Men Injured by Gas Explosion in Cleveland Tunnel
Two workers, Michael Lavelle and Austin Gallagher, were badly hurt when a gas explosion in an underground conduit at East 11th Street sent them crashing to the tunnel floor. Firemen pulled them from the wreckage as the conduit filled with gas.
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Cleveland
East 1Th Street
Adehael Lavelle
Austin Gallagher
Employes
Refusal to Probate Will Shocks Cleveland Court
In Cleveland on August 18 the will of J. McGaewar wealthy Florint was offered for probate but rejected by Jimer Madden who announced refusal after the document was filed. Court proceedings noted doubts about the testator's mental state and the will’s validity amid unsettled testimonies.
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Cleveland
J. McGaewer
Florint
Michigan
Jimer Madden
Rich Man Suspected of Murder in Cincinnati Case
Cincinnati police hold David M Roberts, husband of Jenne Roberts, as a murder suspect after she died Sunday night from a brutal attack at her home. Roberts is linked to Edward Roberts Jr of Roberts Lumber Co and recently inherited wealth from his father who died weeks ago.
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Cincinnati
Augulia
Jenne
Roberts
David M Roberts
Edward Roberts, Jr
Roberts Lumber Co
Former German banker Henry Merrie dies at home
Henry Merrie, once a wealthy German banker, is found dead at his home amid claims of trying to escape blindness and the tarnish of past forgery charges. Years ago he returned to Germany briefly before coming back to Cincinnati to start anew after serving time.
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Guicide
Civinpati
Henry Merrie
Wubble
Herre
Tao
Germany
Cincinnat
Refusal to Draw Color Line Provokes Union Demand
A Cleveland IRA committee representing the Municipal Traction Go union urged President du Pont to hire no more colored workers. He refused, stating he would hire whomever he pleased, and did not draw the color line.
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Cleveland
IRA Committee
Met
Municipal Traction
Pres
du Pont
Machinists Avoid Strike in Cleveland Rail Yard
Ombelala of the Lake Shore railway and shop workers at Collinwood, Cleveland, announced Monday that a strike would not occur over minor wage and work differences. The dispute, touched off by recent wheel work tensions, has been amicably settled.
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Cleveland
Ombelala
Lake Shore Railway
Mac
Collinwood
Bank Officials Barred from Elector Candidates
A cautious note from Washington warns bank officials that neither party may name a presidential elector or other national officer. Secretary of State Thompson sent a letter of intent to the effect, prompting further scrutiny of party slates and possible safeguards.
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Ummons
Enn
Meniay
Washington
Thompsun
Sensational Brews in Cleveland Fails to Halt Legislation
A garbled August page item reports veteran brewer Oh Wien back on the scene amid attacks by John J. Mock Rockefeller, who allegedly contributes 25000 a year to influence political lines. The piece discusses attempts to control votes of members and the impact on the legislature.
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Clevelan
Wien
John J. Mockefeller
Paige
Bank cashier sentenced to long term in Leavenworth
George D Harras former cashier of the Hot Springs National Bank was found guilty of embezzling 125000. Judge Carland of the United States court imposed an eight year sentence in the federal penitentiary at Leavenworth Kansas.
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Siouxvark
Leavenworth
Kan
Carland
United States Court
George D. Harras
Hot Springs
Clow
Fwll Horr
Man Dies In Cell After Broken Heart Tale From Jail
A distressed man, Robert Hankey, 46, died in a jail cell Monday after reportedly a "broken heart" following his father’s funeral. He had been sentenced to four hours for boisterous conduct. The incident links grief to the fatal event, with authorities noting the unusual circumstances surrounding Hankey’s death in Pittburg.
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Pittburg
Aug
Robert #hankey
Momlay
Campaign Tour Plans for Debs in Chicago and Coast
A tentative Boledadle Party committee plans a national campaign tour for Eugene V. Debs across the Pacific coast and Atlantic coast routes. Debs and other speakers will travel by train to promote socialist platform and distribute party literature. Albany Ag. 18 notes a commissioner will hear charges against Sheriff Bratley of Saratoga County over alleged track gambling law enforcement failures.
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Debs
Chicago
Apg
Boeladle Party
Montiny
Pacific
Eugene V. Debs
Socialis
Provident
Aid Aeverd
Tite
Bert
Apweln
Atlantic
Albany
Sherif Bratley
Saratoga County
Baratowa
Price of Flour Advancing in Minneapolis
In a May interview Jobe Werbburn, vice president of the Wandbarn Crawbey Riining Co, says flour prices are rising. He notes bread prices will increase with a new wholesale rate, pushing the price of a loaf higher.
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Mingeapola
Ave
Ty Jobe Werbburn
Th Wandbarn-Crawbey Rliiing Co
Chess Champions in a Contest in Dusseltort
The eight game match between world champion Emanuel Lasker of New York and German champion Siegbert Tarraseh in Dusseldorf Aug 14 ends with a decisive slip and fresh betting in the city.
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Dusseltort
Ehew
Recailiel Lasker
New York
Megbert Tarraseh
Betan
Tragedy in Aaylum Town Ward Described by Reporter
An alarming account from the Inewne Wart details a death in the Bate bow ital Ward. The report notes Ang Wem te Hart Ivy and paralyld cause, with J. Waltee cited as a local figure in the vile incident.
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J. Waltee
Long Lived Coal Miners and Their Health Beliefs
Healthful longevity in coal mining is discussed by R.8 Thorn, Missouri coal mine inspector, who argues miners rarely suffer consumption if exposed to underground work. He cites Bevier and Welsh-born miners who work for decades, noting hardy longevity despite dangers. Thomas and Williams add observations on vigor, wind, and even Bevier water as a factor in miners’ resilience.
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Thorn
Minkouri
Thomas
Old Country
Wales
Ivan
Dr. Oxler
Bevier
Johnnie Griffith
Central Coal Company
GriMth
Thomas Haa
Hevier
Tom Williams
Wardwell Saga of a Soldier and His Leprous Wife
The Chicago Inter-Ocean tells of David K. Wardwell and Isabella Cole Wardwell who fled to Mexico and later California amid a plague. Isabella contracted leprosy, was admitted to a Los Angeles hospital, and Wardwell sought to share her fate. He refused to abandon her, asking in a poignant oath to remain faithful.
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Republic
Baeht
Gulang
Marenchunetin
Peglinente
Mexican Army of Liberation
Hie Howe
Mexico
Janeral
Mir
David K. Wardwell
Isobetta Cole
Mexica
Wieland
California
Lon Angeles
Howplinl
Te li
Los Angeles
David Ko Wardwell
Isabella Wardwell
David
Tiabella
Cleber
Wardwell
Chicago Inter-Ocean
Collegian Deliberates on Fine Pipes and Inside Finish
A college man spends time in a tobacco shop to expand his pipe collection noting that home pipes with grain flaws are discarded. He selects a smooth inside finish pipe, arguing a rough bowl interior promotes charring while a smooth interior cakes evenly for better flavor. He shares a personal theory that a well finished inside aids aging and sweetness.
Liverpool Public Library Records and School Cadets
The Liverpool public library reports 240 000 books with over 1 million circulations last year. Every book shows average use around ten times. Australian boys are drilled with elder boys in the khaki clad corps, and school cadets and boy guides are common, with parades and marching drills widely observed.
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Liverpool
Australia
Rabel Corp
Sandwich From Tomato And Cheeses
A light summer recipe suggests making a sandwich with a raw tomato between two slices of American cheese with lettuce and mayonnaise. It also offers a method for potatoes using white potatoes mashed with butter, nut meg, and onion juice, shaped and fried to a croquette-like finish.
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Hecipes
Colonial Country Club Hotel West Baden Springs Ad
Mineral springs advertised with open year round rates two sixty to four dollars per day American Plan private bath weekly specials. Promises cures for kidney liver stomach ailments and nervous complaints. Encourages visitors to drink the water and seek treatment with home guidance available.
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Colonial Country Club
West Baden Springs
Indiana
Coe
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