Wandering Bandits Raise Fear Across Montana Ride
Reports from Red Lodge Cody and Metteetaee describe a rifle aided ambush on a caravan along Wandit's Wall. A medium sized man in a lead pistol outfit forced passengers and driver to surrender valuables, then deserted them near the road. The suspected robber may be the same who held up coaches in Yellowstone Park, though officials doubt it.
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Flood Devastates Carolinas Causing Massive Losses
Reported from Columbia and Camden detail floods sweeping North and South Carolina and Georgia. Three days of heavy rain caused rivers to overflow, bridges to wash away, and railways and telegraph lines to fail. At least forty lives lost with millions in property damage. cotton mills along the Pacolet River threatened as floods rise.
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State Fair funds enjoined in common pleas suit
Columbus Aug 36 A proceeding filed in the Franklin County common pleas court seeks to restrain the State Fair from spending state funds for the fair week of August 1. The action names the Board of Agriculture Auditor Gilbert and Treasurer McKinnon as defendants and the Smith company as a party in the case alleging misallocation of public funds in a private corporation matter.
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Earle Arrested in Affinity Case Assault Charge
Middletown New York August 26 Ferdinand P Earle the artist of affinity fame was arrested at his home on a second degree assault charge involving his wife. He pleaded guilty and was remanded to await October grand jury action. Mrs Earle and child left for Central Valley with nurse. Earle described as emotionally moved, bail not posted. Former Mrs Earle was Jules Kuttner who he said is his affinity.
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Judge Adams Refuses to Vacate Bench in Beech Margin Case
In Jackson Kentucky on Tuesday August 26 Judge Adams refused to vacate the bench and fined Senator W O Bradley and four other lawyers two dollars each for charges of prejudice alleged in their advocacy.
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Convention of Five Chiefs Attends Global Assembly
Nearly 200 members gather as the International Association of Five Chiefs convenes in a daylong session at the board of Ludo. The event highlights cooperative plans and agenda items among member bodies.
Coal Prices to be Raised at Wines On September
Columbus Opus Valley operators announce coal or board care will be $1.00 a ton for Imp. Advs of 1h conte over six months' prices. Bridge washed away at Waterell river risks two lives. Special from Camden, South Carolina reports the collapse near Charleston.
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River Pirates Raid On A Camp
A chaotic river raid occurred at night when marauders looted a camp along the river. Fleeing campers were seized by assailants before others managed to escape, leaving authorities to investigate the incident and recover valuables.
Netherlands denies aiding Venezuelan revolt
The Hague reports Dutch Minister to Venezuela Deftens denied that the Netherlands with United States support aided the revolutionary movement in Venezuela after expulsion tensions with the venezuela regime.
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Baltimore Woman Details Camden Trunk Murders Confession
Mrs Hamule Morenbloom, widow of Hamel J Bowenbloom, confessed details to detectives about a Camden trunk murder. She said she knew her husband was killed by her son Alexander Ronenbloom and that the body was sealed in a trunk inside the house. She and her daughter admitted knowledge but denied involvement. The two women remained in custody as extradition awaited Windber authorities.
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All Quiet at Springfield Aug 26 War News Quiet
Fragmented despatches describe Seventh Illinois units and siege actions at Springfield as the war lags. Disorganized crowds struggle to keep out authorities while some locals began turning state's evidence for immunity. The grand jury action is reported late in the afternoon.
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Eddy Still Missing in New York Case
Central office detectives search New York for Ralph Iiddy missing from that town. A hand of men aims to prevent his fellow from leaving, raising questions about a planned assault and the need to locate the missing person quickly.
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Mystery Holdups Reported Across Rural Routes
A string of unsolved hold ups extends across remote roads from Helena to Wyoming as authorities tighten patrols near county lines. Investigators note a single highway plan guiding the incidents, with unclear motives and no confirmed suspects.
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Harmony Meeting in Des Moines Pushes Special Session
Nearly a thousand Republicans gathered in Des Moines to ease factional strife. Governor Cummins announced plans for a special session to address senatorial succession after Senator Allison’s death. The session would seek to amend the primary law so voters select the senatorial successor at the November election rather than by legislative caucus. Senator Dolliver supported the governor’s harmony program.
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Knabenshue Accepts Endurance Challenge in Columbus
Roy Knabenshue received and accepted a challenge from Stevens New York for a tall air endurance contest with a stake between 1000 and 6000 dollars. He wired Stevens to come to Columbus at once to arrange details.
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Will Fight to Regain Lost Sultanship in Tangier
In Tangier Morrocen Aug 26 Adal Agiz, overthrown by Mil Hand's former ally, gathered an army of 10,000 followers to reclaim the throne. He refuses to abdicate and is reportedly supported by the French. Thousands of tribesmen remain loyal to the fallen sultan.
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Annis Denies Tales Of We Boasts In Court
New York August 26 District Attorney Darrin rejected claims that W E Annis and associates boasted of military life and immoral acts. He said a lawyer allegedly urged army officers to feel sympathy for Annie and avoid exposing what he knew about Captain Haines. The DA issued a lengthy statement downplaying the case against Haines and related defendants.
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Collapsed wall buries dozens of workmen in Chelsen square
A high brick wall collapsed in Chelsen square on Tuesday, burying about 60 workmen. Scores were killed or dying on arrival at hospitals, with 20 plus injured, some in serious condition. Names and ages of several workers were listed, while Gordon & Seegal faced a warrant as contractor. Inspector Greymouth had ordered halt minutes before collapse.
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Morrie Zachlat
New York
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Malden
Carmello Margello
Chalasua
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Frank Greymouth
Wool Growers Seek Control Of Market In West
The Wool Growers Association executive committee at East Lake City Aug 26 aims to restore western sheep growers control of the wool market and to remove it from Widwemen. Delegates from Chicago Minneapolis St Joseph St Paul and other cities discuss efforts to string western wool.
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Roosevelt Party Attends Library Dedication in Danville
President Roosevelt and family arrive in Danville to attend the dedication of a library honoring the memory of his mother. The Roosevelts, including Mrs Roosevelt and likely relatives, proceed with the event as plans unfold for the dedication ceremony.
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Clergyman Albert H. Trick Shot Suicide Shock
New York August 26 1901 Reverend Albert H a Chicago Presbyterian pastor suicided in a Mills hotel room after railing against church untruthfulness and insincerity He claimed he could not worship the Trinity and mentioned a fall from grace while his career included insurance work and a past Barn NB charge.
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