Hartwell Attacked by Lyons Supporters in City Meeting
A large crowd gathered on Her Street to hear Captain Lyons and others denounce Harry T. Hartwell. Speakers presented documents accusing Hartwell of misusing power and aiding the Telephone Company, while Captain Craft defended his own past actions and charged Hartwell with false statements.
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Jasons
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Marine
Elmira
Heethigh
Sur Nam
Pat
Craft
Hartwell
John Craft
Commercial Club
Harry T. Hartwell
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Harry T. Smith
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Hartwells
Hir
Smith
Millville and Nashville Railroad
Armbrecht
Fombighee Valley
Alabama
Ten-nessene
Northern
Bestor
Captain Lyons
Creft
Catain
Home Telephone
Telephone Company
Independent Home Com
Eoweaker
Kartwell
Enm Thompson
Kitten Saves 12 Year Old From Pier Hazard
In Venice California a pet kitten warned a mother when Olive Henderson vanished after walking with the animal. The kitten led rescuers to a pier end where the girl hung head downward on a spike, her clothing caught. Lifeguards freed her. she was barely conscious.
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Venice
Cal
Olive Henderson
Mrs. Henderson
Highway Robber on Moffat Road Strikes Spring Hill Resident
Deputy Sheriffs McKenzie and Gillis hunt a white man after Bill Dickson, a Spring Hill resident, was robbed of 15 dollars on the Moffat road near Mud Creek Saturday night. Dickson, returning from Mobile, described a tall burly man who knocked him down with a stick before fleeing. He provided a description on Monday after healing from head wounds.
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McKenzie
Gillis
Spring Hill
Crichton
Bill Dickson
Dickson
Mobile
Mud Creek
Moffat Road
France Outstripped in Building Autos
New York reports that in 1911 French auto makers produced under 26 000 cars total, while several American firms individually produced more than France. The statistic highlights the dramatic lead of U S manufacturers in the early auto industry.
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France
New York
Brothers School Reopens Next Tuesday in Lawrence
The Christian Brothers School at Lawrence and Charleston streets will reopen on Tuesday Sept 3 and run for forty weeks ending mid June. The academy is run by the Brothers of the Sacred Heart. They bring lifelong expertise and devotion to youth education with thorough instruction in reading spelling writing and arithmetic.
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Christian Brothers
Lawrence
Charleston
Brothers”of the Sacred Heart
Whitman Exposes Social Evil Behind Graft Ring
New York district attorney reports a form of social evil linked to police protection rents at about a dozen houses. Each paid 1500 to 2000 dollars monthly for protection in their districts. Houses were lavishly furnished and hidden, with young girls aged fifteen to eighteen named for use on demand. Assistant DA Smith has investigated this dis orderly house graft, promising a sensational result.
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New York
Herman Rosenthal
Whitman
Smith
Further Pleadings For Korean Prisoners
In Seoul Aug 28 defense counsel M Wakahashi argued the 123 Koreans accused of conspiring against Governor General Terauchi. He claimed confessions were voluntary though prisoners overstated ties to the conspiracy to seem patriots and urged court to consider Korean sentiment and provoke sympathy. The judge halted a discussion of Prince Ito and Count Terauchi as irrelevant to the case.
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Korea
Terauchi
M. Wakahashi
Merriman C. Harris
Methodist Episcopal Church
Hie
Prince Ito
Count Terauchi
Taft Cheerful Reception Before Columbus Centennial
President Taft left Boston today to attend the Columbus Ohio centennial celebration. He rode from his summer home in Beverly to the South Station where a cheering crowd greeted him as he boarded his private car.
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Taft
Boston
Columbus
Ohio
Beverly
South Station
Suicide of witness tied to Boston mill conspiracy probe
Boston August 27. Suffolk County grand jury investigates alleged conspiracy by Boston mill officers in Lawrence during last winter’s general strike. Ernest W Pitman of Andover, a prominent mill contractor, was summoned and shot himself this morning. officials cite finances as cause.
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Lawrence
Suffolk Cmpty
Ernest W. Pitman
Andover
Pitman
Porte Promises Protection for Albanian Christians
Constantinople Aug 27 The Ottoman government assured the Servian legation that order would be maintained in the Montenegrin frontier area. Officials denied reports that arms had been distributed to Albanian Mohammedans who allegedly looted depots.
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Constantinople
Porte
Turkey
Britain and France to send warships to Samoa
London reports that Great Britain and France will dispatch warships to the Samoan islands to prevent filibuster landings from Crete. Quoted rumors say Cretan groups plan an armed expedition to seize Samoa, depose the prince, and annex the island to Greece.
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Samoa
Great
Britain
France
Crete
Greece
Emperor William Takes Early Walk in Park
From Hesse-Nassau Aug 28 reports the emperor feeling well enough to rise early and enjoy a long park stroll before breakfast. He shows improvement as the neck pains and gland swelling lessen and his condition is described as excellent.
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Casses
Hesse-Nassau
William
Separated for Thirteen Years Reunited in Cleveland
After nineteen years apart, % D. Wagner of Graffton Indiana and his daughter Mona of Cleveland were reunited. A telephone tip from Bluffton led Mona to recognize her father by a voice once heard as a baby, ending years of separation across multiple cities and a child placed in an orphanage before tutoring and charity homes.
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Cleveland
D. Wagner
Graffton
Ind
Mona
Wagner
Bluffton
Edna
Sisters of Charity
Toledo
Henry County
Ohio
Wanted Good Live Male Canvassers for Easy Pay
Advertisement seeks male canvassers for room 305 at St Andrews Hotel. Positions pay up to the minute and run Wednesdays and Sundays. Encourages readers to take building page suggestions and to read the item.
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St. Andrews
Cuban capital rocked by assault on U.S. diplomat in Havana
Hugh S. Gibson, charge d affaires of the American legation, was attacked while entering a Havana hotel. He escaped injury, the assailant jailed, and Cuban officials including Chancellor Patterson and Senor Langennily expressed regret. The incident followed Gibson pressing cash payment of the Reilly claims over the Cienfuegos waterworks contract.
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Hugh
Gibson
Havana
Edward Gell
St Retary
Legation
Mr. Dibson
Bell
Gipson
Chancellor Patterson
State Department
Patterson
Senor Langenilly
Washington
Reilly
Cienfuegos
A Texas Wonder Kidney and Bladder Cure Ad
An old advertisement touts Texas Wonder as a remedy for kidney and bladder troubles, diabetes, rheumatism, and recurrent ailments in men women and children. It claims mail delivery for $1.00 with a two month supply and promises testimonials from various states.
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Texas
BE. W. Hall
Olive Street
St. Louis
Powers to Intervene Against Expedition to Samos
From Crete officials report that the powers will block any armed expedition to Samos. British and French cruisers have been dispatched for this purpose. Arms and funds were found distributed by the committee of national defense to form a Cretan volunteer corps to seize Samos and raise the Greek flag.
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Crete
Samos
Committee of National Defense
Murpheys Will Be Cheap Potatoes Hit Minnesota Markets
Minneapolis reports earliest potato shipments from a bumper crop sold at 25 cents a bushel to buyers in various parts of the state. The cheaper price trend signals relief for housewives as the season opens.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Michigan statewide primary results show Lucking leading for Senate
Detroit reports incomplete returns indicate Alfred Lucking Democrat leads George P. Hummer for United States senator in Michigan. Amos Musselman appears to defeat Fred C. Martindale for Republican governor nominee as most incumbents seek renomination. Detroit mayoral race between Thompson and Jeffries tight. recount likely.
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Detroit
Amos P. Musselman
Grand Rapids
Fred C. Martindale
Alfred Lucking
George P. Hummer
Holland
Man Confesses to Murder in Writing in Maryland
Norman B. McCleary admitted in a written confession that he killed Mrs. Nannie B. Henry in Hagerstown after visiting Aug. 15 seeking the address of her daughter Lupah. He fled to Washington, D. C., where he was later arrested.
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Hagerstown
Norman B. McCleary
Nannie B. Henry
McCleary
Henry
Washington
Governor Marshall Criticizes Corporate Campaign Gifts in Bangor
In Bangor Maine Governor Marshall of Indiana seeks to address corporate campaign contributions as part of his party's Maine rally. He plans to discuss corporate gifts without personal attacks and will focus on the conditions allowing such donations.
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Gov. Marshall
Bangor
Maine
Marshall
Indiana
Maron
Bribery And Election Fraud In Detroit Scandal
Preliminary examination of Andrew J. Walsh charged with bribery and the siting of Justice E J Jeffries as a grand jury to hear evidence on fraudulent election enrollment charges opens today. Detective Brennan leads as chief witness. his testimony spurred four aldermen to trial. If Walsh is bound over, several other aldermen may seek freedom in higher court.
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Detroit
Andrew J. Walsh
E. J. Jeffries
Brennan
Walsh
Governor Blease Leads Jones in Incomplete Primary Returns
Incomplete votes from the Democratic state primary show Governor Cole J. Blease leading Judge Ira B. Jones by 407 votes with about 25,000 ballots still uncounted. Tillman appears to have swept his rivals and won reelection to the Senate, while Lyon leads for attorney general but may face a second race against Peeples. Richards is elected railroad commissioner and Carter state treasurer. most congressmen appear renominated with several races still undecided.
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S. C
Cole J. Blease
Ira B. Jones
Tillman
United States Senate
General Lyon
Peeples
Lyon
Peoples
Richards
Carter
Ellerbe
Legare
Byrnes
Aiken, Finley, Steel
L. Spears
Henry Otts
Bonham, Wells
Jones and Blease close in governor race with tight Charleston counts
Latest returns show Blease leading Jones for governor 56 349 to 55 500 with Duncan 1 604. Legare wins in Congress and Tillman and Lyon carry Charleston County as partial results suggest Jones may win the county by about 600 votes once full returns come in.
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S. C
Jones
Blease
Duncan
Legare
United States
Tillman
Lyon
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