Liles Shipwreck Off Figueira de Foxe Tragedy Rocked Portugal
In Badajoz Portugal on September 4 a Portuguese steamer with fifty crew aboard from Brazil wrecked on Figueira de Foxe rocks amid a heavy gale. One hundred yards offshore frantic relatives gathered as the ship broke apart and many perished. Rescue attempts failed as the rough sea swept away lifeboats and men faced certain death.
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Badajore
Portugal
Hore
Liles
Brasil
Figuera de Foxe
Tailan
Tiesa
Boston Vaudeville Murder Confession Shocks City
James Jordan of Somerville confesses to fatally striking his wife during a jealous quarrel and destroying the body in a brutal plan. He admits dismembering remains, hiding parts in a furnace and furnace remains, with bones packed in a trunk shipped toward Boston.
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Boston
Geary
Aunuich
Jan
Somerville
Beacon Hill
Wheater Jondau
Sommerville
Erie
Jorday
Tuesley
Harvard
New York
James Collins
Collins
Hackman
Jordan
Hancock
Misael Crowley
Joni
Growley
West
Howarth Eddy
O'Reilly
Generville
My. Jordan
Hutte
Mont
de Pollep
Claim Filed Against Harry Thaw Court Case In Vitaburg
A civil claim filed against Harry Thaw in Vitaburg Pa alleges a debt of 6040 dollars evidenced by a promissory note. Seven creditors including Joviah Copely Thaw have filed and provided proof of their claims before Heveree al city.
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Vitaburg
Harry
Hie Broiler
Joviah
Tierefree
Creditere
Old soldiers to meet next in Salt Lake City
In Salt Lake City the old soldiers plan their next encampment with a morning gathering and a ceremonial close in the afternoon. Newly elected officers will be announced at the event.
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Lold
Salt Lake City
Taledo
Fesalt
Lake City
Utith
Pelday Norning
Beeston
Sir Ae
Accusations Fly Over War of Prices in Springfield
Testimony in the government case against Standard Oil Company of New Jersey revealed a long running dispute with the Hingens of the Hinges company over price cuts in New England. A letterhead showed the plant’s growth from 1889 to a large operation, as defendants’ counsel sought to show the Independent company’s alleged persecution by the Standard.
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New York
Springfield
Mass
United States
Hingen Bros
Company of
New Jersey
Wis
Welimiony
New England
Tke
Min Kellogg
Mir. Rosenthal
Ate
Man Kills Wife in Remorse Felt After Argument
A man named Green killed his wife after an argument and an explosion from a lamp set her clothing on fire. Green fled yesterday. a warrant was sworn for his arrest. His body was later found near Roksville with a slit throat.
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Pansion
John Green
Ugnvabeth
Jumes
Green
Roksville
Hoosiers stun voters amid reform debate in Indiana
In Indiana, Manley calls for extended constitutional terms and a county tool option as reforms loom. Republicans resist, noting doubts about support and political risk ahead of September actions.
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Tanley
Oten Hey
Leper barred in North Carolina case stirs federal duties
Actmis Attorney General Clement issued an opinion regarding a leper from Lynn, North Carolina, arguing federal duties to care for afflicted individuals and noting no state welfare provisions for such cases. The statement addresses quarantine, travel, and the role of the federal government in mandated care.
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Rulelys
N. C
Actix
Geneal Merldyt Clement
Marty
Lynn
Colinbia
North Carolina
Polk County
Lyon
Pdtorvey Sentral
Volve Ohrodl
Woshington
United States
United
Thousand Glass Workers Return to Jobs in Uniontown
In Uniontown Pennsylvania on September 4 a thousand glass workers resume duties following a strike or layoff. About 800 return today. plant operations at the Kiniwha Glass company predict sustained activity to support fuel and production for the coming months.
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Uniontown
Payello County
Kiniwha Glass Company
Ee Enough
Forty thousand men in line for New York parade
In New York, more than forty thousand men were expected to march in the Stow Day parade Monday. A committee member said the demonstration would be the largest labor parade ever organized in the city, with the event taking place on the waterfront avenue.
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New York
Dayton men clash over health inspection fee dispute
In Dayton a tense altercation erupted when W Ian Ward and a plumbing inspector exchanged harsh words and fought amid overturned furniture during a dispute over an inspection fee. The incident ended with both men contending and frustrated by the heated exchange.
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Dayton
Board of Health
W. Ian Ward
Joe
Ward
Cornell students invent an areoplane at Ithaca
Ithaca N Y Cornell students built a toy aeroplane near Varni north of the city. Contributors John G Dueck of Port Huron Ontario and Oxour Prioneht of Dndlatapolels competed to patent the device. The machine ran 60 yards, then a 1 mile per hour glide for seven miles. It struck a clump of trees and crashed. operators believe with a better engine it could travel far.
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Ithaca
N.Y
Cornell
Varni
Thie Elty
John G. Dueck
Hort
Porthuid
Oxour ‘Prorieht
Keach Hag
SI Fen
Commissioner of Immigration Dies in Washington
Washington reports the death of the Commissioner of Immigration, credited as a former member of the Brotherhood of Railroad Men. The exact date and circumstances are unclear, but sources note he died at his residence after a paralytic stroke.
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Washington
United States
Conenledoner
The
Brotherhood of Tae
French and Moors Battle Near Tangier Reported
Tangier Sept 4 French troops clash with Moors in a bloody engagement near Djort as 1500 soldiers from Mulai Massen post race to join Badon s force. The Moors attack from hills while French machine guns mow down hundreds. reinforcements move to Touanine to secure Badon and clear Arab fighters.
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Tangier
Arogtons
Kronen
Mudenth
Mulai Massen
Mie
Djort
Badon
Touanine
Badendl
Cable Company Aided Venezuelan Revolution
Carneus Sept 4 After more than three years of legal procedure the small coil of Hirsterlen of Caracan delivered judgment in the sensational case against French Cable Co. The company found guilty of complicity in the Venezuelan revolution and fined 4,000,000. Damages sought against other parties. The suit tracing to archives of the Caracas cable office alleged that Matos was aided to further the revolution, with Venezuelan manager Vernand Jarlabert implicated, and that the company secreted revolutionary news to foreign powers and aimed to discredit Castro. The case involved documents captured by President Castro and revealed strained relations with Venezuela. Several attempts to establish wireless communication failed.
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Carneus
Smal Coil
Hirsterlen
Caracan
To French Cable Co
Aimoud Agabnat
Stuart
New York
Wleh
Paris
MM. Delcasse
Mifnister
France
Tess Veneatela
Mato
M. Quievreux
Carneau
Castro
Parte
Tro
Mies
General Matos
Parks
Venezelan
Vernand Jarlabert
Parla
Furtheh
Maton
Opeti
Venezuela
Cameas
Vive Castro
Notson
Veneumly
Establah Wireless
Otter Catyly
Cone In
American Woman Fires Self At Pars Hotel
Parks, Sept. 4 Mick Marten Colfedl, 28, of New York, attempted suicide by shooting herself in a Pars hotel. She fired two bullets into her breast and was rushed to Heaujou hospital where bullets were removed. Doctors say she is expected to recover. Mrs Calfell arrived with her husband T. A Calfell and a six year old child. the party soon left for home.
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Hoehend Aul
Wuiiner
Bao
Married Without License At Akron Planned Ceremony
Kant, Sept. Philo B. Upson of Hedgwick Golo and Miss Adelaide Upeey of Tallmidee, wealthy, pursued a marriage despite a license refusal. They traveled from Myadville Pa to Akron Wednesday and were married the following noon in the presence of about 50 guests, including relatives and friends.
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Kant
Philo B. Upson
Hedgwick
Golo
Adelaide Upeey
Tallmidee
Akron
Tal Myadville
Manele
Questa
Middle
Ner
Liar accusation in Bribery Case Jury probe in San Francisco
In Judge Lawlers department a juror testified that G B Blake offered 1000 to vote against Abe Roof conviction if seated as juror. Frank Murphy, attorney for Roof, claimed to have been solicited for a bribe. Judge Lawlor ordered an investigation into the matter.
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San Francisco
Gal
Lawlers
Ett. Perior Court
Abe Roof
J. M. Kelly
A. Blake
Ruf
Kelly
Frank J. Murphy
Ruet
Blake
Lawlor
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Commissioner OF Immigration
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