Forty Men Arrested Riot in Columbus Strikes Turn Violent
A riot between strikers and soldiers near the State Capitol left about 200 injured and forty arrested. Soldiers beat residents and invaded homes, while militiamen were called from Dix. Authorities faced accusations of brutality as protesters sought arbitration and a governor’s intervention to secure a settlement.
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American Bar Association meeting in Chattanooga brief
United Press reports the American Bar Association gathering in Chattanooga led by President Charles G Libve of Maine. Events include dinners, river trips, and a cavalry drill exhibition. A reform recommen dation urges indictments or information to fully inform defendants, with witnesses from prior trials subject to exclusion if unavailable.
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Tenn
Charles G. Libve
Maine
Chidkamaiga Park
Eleventh Cavalry
Parker
Boarded Boat at Quarantine Under Investigation
A German steamer from Bremen docked at New York with officers and detectives boarding during quarantine. A mysterious robbery occurred early Friday morning. the victim, Miss Wthel May Davie of Chicago, reported a loss of $4.00 and a friend, Aire, was involved.
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New York
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Bremen
May Davie
Chicago
Aire
Tamer
R. Holgets
Mystery Thief Seen During Room Exit At Private Detective Meet
In a late scene Miss Davin answers as Mew and Rodgers depart the room. The thief is believed to have secreted himself in the muteroom while Miax Davin was away. A passenger sent a wireless to private detectives to meet the steamer, as James C. Condon of the Troquois club of Chicago acted in connection with Hodgers.
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Spain's troubles deepen as troops clash with strikers
Reports from Spain describe violent clashes as strikers attacked troops sent to maintain order. Injuries occurred among participants while the strike disrupted rail and shipping, despite authorities claiming calm. Seamen also joined the protest, signaling broader unrest.
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Hilbow
Spain
Aue
Dr Crippen Collapses in London Court
Dr Crippen, arrested for the murder of his wife Belle Elmore, collapsed in Brixton jail ward after his appearance in court. Officials report a nervous prostration as the preliminary hearing concluded, with Crippen being escorted back to custody before medical staff.
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Coney Island parade alarms New York police and mayor
Forty Thai dressed women paraded along Coney Island in a bold display that unsettled officials. Acting Mayor Mitchell closed sensational resorts as crowds cheered the event, while the scene drew praise for calming disorder. Roosevelt trip coverage highlights constitutional debates and local political maneuvers in Denver and Pueblo as he travels toward supporting elastic constitutions for new states.
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New York
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Coney Island
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Atresia
Bowery
Coney Ixtland
Mrs Adriance Facing Heavy Fines in Pearl Necklace Case
United Press report states Mrs Adelama Adriance of Poughkeepsie faces fines up to £200,000 after alleged attempt to steal a $7,500 pearl necklace. She has a grand jury charge and must appear before the Port Healy surveyor on Thursday to answer questions. Adriance asserts the alleged goods were bought from a city dealer and could be redeemed with penalties if not paid.
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United Press of
New York
Mra
Reyrfella Adringoe
Poughkeepale
Adelanee
Port Heary
Adriance
Mirch
Cotton Market Opens Quietly as Trade Indices Shift
The cotton market opened quietly with little market excitement from the previous day. Early trades moved at the twenty cent basis, later sales holding near nineteen cents with lingering short positions settled privately around nineteen to twenty cents as bulls were expected to unwind gradually.
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Lew York
Feures
Boston Harvard Meet Set This September Report
A fragmentary account describes a Boston Harvard meet in September. Names such as Howton Aula Bl Boies appear amid scattered references to the Bearan tower, Bear the toston society woman, and Charters Fo Willemd. Details are incomplete and difficult to parse.
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Calis
Tela Cheatraen
Bearan
Maton
Toston Society
Officials Hold at Bay Riot and Guarded Cavity Scene
A chaotic report describes officials holding back rioters as guards watched a violent clash. Dramatic excerpt notes attackers and defenders in a tense urban confrontation with threats of further unrest and police response ongoing.
Demolition Obliterates Village in North Dakota
A garbled report describes a village demolition in Heaton North Dakota along the Northern Peele ritWay. It mentions attacks and deaths, a mounting sequence of unclear events, and references to places and people unnamed due to the damaged text.
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Jamestone
Heaton
North Dakota
Horney
Ironbound Debates Over Constitutional Amendments and Reform
A fragmented wire report discusses constitutional change, the Mitchesek plan, and reform efforts. It references President Theodore Roosevelt era themes, taxation, state power, and public service obligations, noting public support and opposition amid partisan debate.
Turmoil Over Corporations and Political Ties
A fragmented critique argues corporations deserve protection yet oppose corrupt links to politics. It calls for breaking the union of crooked politics and business, urging clear men to lead and hold to honest deeds.
Unclear incident sparks chaotic arrest wave at whisky fight
A disrupted brawl involving Gary Whisky and cowboys led to multiple arrests as tensions rose among locals and Native workers. Mayer Knottt, once a reservation superintendent and interpreter, helped quell the scene and accommodated restrained actions without further violence.
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Alig
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Amite
Olehe
Ritix Indians
Mayer Knottt
Portugal Spain Vatican clash prompts inquiry demand
Premier Baurn orders inquiry into religious orders in Portugal amid anti clerical protests. Movements claim orders operate as commercial groups avoiding taxation. Portugal ties to Spain and Vatican tensions rise as reform discussions intensify. King Manuel reportedly supports reform and has commissioned study leading to anticipated radical changes.
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Vatican
Portugal
Mantel Ie
Jy In Sympathy With the Contemplated Reform. He Has Had A Special Commission
Spain
Our Miss Gibbs Review Shows Mixed Warmth in Premier
United Press reports on the New York premiere of Our Miss Gibbs noting limited sparkle and polite reception. Pauline Chase as Mary Gibbs and others deliver restrained performances while the play’s plot remains unclear, despite the show’s historical ties to Miss Patsy at the Navimova theatre.
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New York
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God
Histon
Ami
Pauline Chase
Mary Gibbe
Tove
Navimova Theatre
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Fires Break Out in Black Hills National Forest
Wild forest fires swept east of Red Kern and east of Dumont in the Black Hills area. Strong winds fanned the flames threatening structures and prompting rapid response by military units and a Burlington train rushing 200 men toward the Red Pern front.
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Dewdwood
Black Hille National Forest
Teddy Rawlige
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Kansas Insurgents Split Back From Taft Endorsement
Topeka Kansas Aug 30 The insurgent wing of the Kansas Republican party no longer views Taft with imminent threat. A party council meeting in Topeka led by Governor Stubbs is expected to adopt a platform aligned with taft administration endorsing Taft while eliminating former factional lines. Delegates will vote individually, with Stubbs likely temporary chairman as councils open statewide.
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Nadsea
Naional
Teputtir Party Council
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Renator
Che Koon
Taft
Hivvernie Stubbs
Wil Probaly
Democratic
Prohibition
Socialist Party
Bay City Barber Pitcher Recalled In Timeline Letter
The text recalls a former Bay City barber and pitcher linked to the Cubs, with scattered names like Jo leen Smith and unnamed directors. It notes if different names had appeared, a better bill might’ve been plied, but he is not currently traveling. The fragmentary diary-like entry shows fragmented mentions of timelines and personnel.
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Ule
Piteher
Cubs
Joleen
Smith
Wittel
Bay City
Bryan speaks on Taft letter amid Roosevelt clash
In Indianapolis W R Bryan Jr comments on President Taft's letter about Roosevelt's political wounds and the Taft campaign document. He argues for Republican unity and criticizes opponents for ridiculing plans and the tariff debate, urging more respectful discussion.
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Aig
Ting
St. Lowie
Wita J. Bryan
Oplis Jong
Taft
Coronel Roonevelt
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Bryan
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