Burton Opposes Mayor Johnson in Cleveland Race
Cleveland September 3 Congressman Theodore Burton longtime Republican from Ohio announces his bid to oppose Mayor Tom L. Johnson. Burton cites anti public service alignment and vows a clean ticket with a platform protecting residents from street railway influence. He notes letters from Roosevelt Taft and talks with Garfield helped him decide to run.
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Sultans Brothers Said Slain by Moroccan Partisans
Dispatches from Casablanca report that Abdelkrim Ben Siman and Ganam, key Moroccan officials around Fez Tangier, were assassinated by partisan forces. The Tazzi brothers, long dominant in the court, are blamed for wrecking the empire and sheer wealth. In Fez, American missionaries Clinton Redd and Bayert faced hostility and eventual departure amid fears of French espionage. In Casablanca, four French soldiers were wounded as Moors attacked reconnaissance parties, with column fortifications and artillery repelling the assault.
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Excursion Boat Collides With Government Dredge at Gallipolis
A Thai passenger steamer Henry M Stin Jey crashed into the U S dredge Oswego at Gallipolis Island last night causing panic among twenty excursionists. Captain William Curgy and personnel aided passengers.
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Quieted Passengers Kept From Jumping Overboard
Crew subdued panic aboard the vessel as passengers were restrained and prevented from leaping into the sea. The situation was brought under control and all individuals were safely landed on deck.
Noted Norwegian Composer Grieg Dies in Bergen Home
Copenhagen reports the death of Edward Grieg, renowned composer and author of numerous literary works. He was born in Bergen and died at his home in Bergen, Norway, on a date given in the dispatch.
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Put-In-Bay House Destroyed by Fire
A historic Put-In-Bay hotel was destroyed by fire early today with most contents lost. Firefighters battled the flames as officials assessed the damage and insurance coverage.
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Rioting Renewed Shocks Antwerp Laborers and City
Open conflict broke out again between police and striking dock laborers in Antwerp. The city endured widespread fear and damage as violence escalated, with a call for militia following days of clashes that injured women and children and terrified residents.
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Striking Telegraphers Hold Firm Amid Wire Shortages
Chicago reporters note poor trading on the board of trade as government weather reports lag from Canada and the Dakotas none from west of the Missouri River in Nebraska. Traders say crippled wire facilities hamper operations. strikers defend their position while labor unions donate to telegraphers and families receive support from Secretary Russell.
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Will wed queen Lil will wed queen Lil
Sept 4 report from San Francisco to Elondulu notes a royal wedding plan. The article mentions ex queen’s bride status and a change in ceremony details. Names and dates are unclear due to OCR errors.
For Keeps No More For Keeps No More
Local fragment mentions a ban and confusion over a game or practice. Names and places are unclear, with references to a mayor and nationwide extension of a ban. The text is garbled, making specific facts hard to pin down beyond a dispute over a game or rule change and a marshal’s actions.
Unclear text: forcible entry at city market house building
Unclear OCR text describes two companies with a guide men taking forcible possession of a city market house, seizing building and ammunition, and ejecting others. Details and names are unreadable, making precise attribution difficult.
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Repeated Efforts Stall Army Armory Control
Militia units and a series of futile steps fail to stop the transfer of control over a local armory. Officials argue over access and authority as tensions rise among civilian volunteers and enforcing agencies. No resolution reached as talks continue.
Fears For American Missionaries Escalate In Tingier
Fears are entertained for American missionaries believed missing after refusing to leave Tingier as Europeans fled. Bandits roam Rita from Fee to Taner and natives resist, heightening fears the missionaries fell into hostile hands amid ongoing war and unrest.
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Aged Woman Heroine Burned Saving Others
New York report from September four describes 80 year old Mrs Kate Arontwets who perished in a basement fire on Ninety-Eighth Street after warning others. Her brave effort saved women and children but responders did not reach her in time. A second fire caused injuries to five firefighters while fighting the blaze.
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New York Detective Links Hoffman to Serial Murders
Police declare Honey Hoffman a suspect in the Lene Selim murder and multiple earlier cases. Newspapers allege Hoffman's pattern of targeting women, with investigators carrying out thorough inquiries to confirm his ties to other crimes and the so called bluebeard reputation.
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Atlantic Coast Left Unprotected After Fleet Departure
Washington warns that after December the Atlantic seaboard will lack a modern effective war vessel fleet. Only a few submarines and scattered older ships remain in service or reserve.
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Alleged Lips of Witnesses Sealed in Graft Probe
Canton Ohio September 4 Charges of graft mismanagement and negligence by Letter Carriers Association officers were raised at the national convention by President Howland who said conspirators used office workers. Two young women Mabel Foster and Ethel Shanks testified about threats and sealed lips from firehugs connected to arson crimes in Putnam county.
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Woman dynamiter active in Chicago described incident
Chicago Sept. 4 police search for a mysterious woman dynamiter who, with a male companion, exploded a bomb before Stanley Grahams store on North State Street. The blast shattered the showroom, wrecked the interior, and Albert Murray, a cab driver, aided their escape. State's Attorney Healy seeks links to other outrages. Graham suspects vendetta against a discharged employee.
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Old Turman Is Sick and Broke
New York Sept. 4 Newton Bennington a horseman who sold DeMond to Paul Rainey for a record breaking price when the horse was seen as the speed marvel of the year was operated on in the Pyench hospital today. His condition is serious and he is financially embarrassed after years as a bold operator on the turf.
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Tourists Flock Home From Europe At New Port Record
New York reports a record flow of travelers as cabin passengers return from Europe. In the last 24 hours ending at noon, 143 declarations were received by customs, surpassing the prior daily peak of 4400, reflecting intense tourism during the period.
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