Washington Virginia wedding ends in attempted murder
Washington D C August 14 details of an affair link Count Mitkiewitz and Miss Virginia Stuart Mosby to Pittsburg financiers. Miller a suspect in a Pennsylvania robbery and later fled after a confrontation with Mosby who fired at the Count. The wedding was postponed and Mosby fled after the incident.
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Washiveton
D.C
Count Mitkiewitz
Wharton Barker Chinese International Bank
Miller
Washington
Pittsburg
Virginia Stuart Mosby
Gen. Mosby
Countess Mitkiewitz
Mils
Miss Mosby
Beverly C. Mosby
Warrenton Va
Uid
Tie
Riverside
Cing
Ivy's Bend
Mosby
von Miller
Count
Mit Siewitz
Vin
Mit“wile
Iler
The Prench Wheat Crop Report
The Bulletin summarizes gathered wheat crop results showing a total yield not over 85,000,000 bushels. To meet normal national demand an import of 82,500,000 bushels may be necessary.
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Bulletin
D ‘Tlules
City of Panama Seized by Salvadoran Government
The steamship City of Panama was confiscated by Salvadoran authorities after anchoring at La Libertad on the 10th. Passengers and cargo were landed at San Jose de Guatemala the same evening. Minister Pacheco lodged a protest with the Salvadoran government and the State Department awaits a full report before action. Democratic Speakers to Go West.
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Washineron
D. C
State Department
Pacheco
Guatemala City
Panama
la Libertad
Salvador
San Jose de Guatemala
Department of State
Wharton
Department
Democratic speaking tour planned for Northwest and West
United Press reports arrangements for a Democratic speakers’ tour under the National Democratic Clubs. The party would depart September 12 for Chicago then St Paul and Minneapolis, visiting Spokane Falls for a state club convention reception, then proceed to Puget Sound Oregon California and Utah toward Iowa as campaigns peak. Senators Kenna and McAdoo others likely to join. nine persons injured in a railroad wreck.
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Puget Sound
Oregon
California
Utah
Colorado
Iowa
Kenna
Bynum
McAdoo
Guv Black
Express train crashes into freight near Egg Harbor
Puiraperna August 14 an express train from this city on the Philadelphia and Reading railway ran into a freight train near Egg Harbor N J this evening with disastrous results. Both trains were badly wrecked and a dozen or more passengers on the express were fatally injured. The wounded have been removed to neighboring houses and physicians are in attendance. Railroad officials report nine injuries none fatally.
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Puiraperna
Philadelphia and Reading Railway
Egg Harbor
N. T
Horrible Death of Clyde Ragland’s Daughter
Bonnie Green Kentucky August 14 Clyde Ragland 19 year old daughter of Squire J P Ragland wealthy farmer rode a spirited horse the animal frightened and ran away she was thrown from the saddle her foot caught in the stirrup and she was dragged and kicked to death
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Bonnie Green
Clyde Ragland
Squire J. P. Ragland
Bowers Uses Liver Regulator to Ease Constipation Piles
Bowers suffered irregular bowels and constipation leading to piles and relief came after taking Simmons Liver Regulator, a remedy noted in the report.
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Simmons Liver Regulator
Simmons
Widow of President Polk Dead in Nashville
Mrs. Sarah Polk widow of President James K. Polk died at the Polk mansion in Nashville at 7:30 this morning after a long illness. She was 88, born September 14, 1803 near Murfreesboro. Her funeral plans pending. she guided Washington society during her husband’s national career.
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Nashville
Tenn
Sarah Polk
James K. Polk
Polk
Mrs. Polk
Sarah Chaldaress
Murfressboro
Joel Chaldress
Tennessee
Congress
National Capital
Washington
A Paper Dealer Charged With Larceny
A Backer, a dealer on commercial paper who recently failed for 4 million dollars and made an assignment, was arrested in New York charged by a creditor with larceny of 10 thousand dollars. Judge Harden says he gave Backer a note for 10 thousand with collateral worth 11 thousand, which was used to settle Backer’s own debt.
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New York
N. Y
Wm. Hardin
Savannah
Harden
Backer
The Editors Disband After Royal Winston-Salem Banquet
Special from State Chronicle Winston N C August 14 editors have ended their gathering here after a royal banquet at the Twin City Club ballroom with over 250 attendees. Orations and toasts honored editors Ashe Daniels Webster Dowd Deal Latham Caldwell Hilliard and London. An excursion to Wilkesboro gathered about 150 editors and guests for a day of delight with a dinner for more than 200 at Hotel Gordon.
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Winston
N. C
Twin City Club
Ashe
Daniels
Webster
Dowd
Deal
Latham
Caldwell
Hilliard
London
Wilkesboro
Association
Hotel Gordon
Bury Us Side by Side Note Found After Denver Double Death
Eugene B Connick and his wife were found dead in their Denver home at 911 Santa Fe Avenue after taking morphine in large quantities. A note read Please bury us side by side Dont separate us signed Grace and Gene. Bonnick was a local tinner with Bonnick Co and was described as a promising young businessman. Family troubles were cited as the cause of the double suicide.
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Denver
Col
Eugene B. Connick
Santa Fee Avenue
Grace
Gene
Bonnick
Bonnick & Co
Tinners
Arapahoe Stree
Germany Seeks U S Aid After Russian Corn Export Ban
German newspapers shift tone toward the United States after Russia prohibits corn exports. They now expect relief from America for the current shortage and for the future as a weak harvest causes distress.
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Cible
Lonpox
United States
America
Ship Nearing Completion Receives Final Navy Inspection
The Bennington now at New York will undergo its last inspection in a few days before final acceptance by the Navy Department.
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Washington, D. c
U.S. S. Bennington
New York
Navy Department
No Rain in Eighteen Months Exacts Strain on Rio Grande Region
In the lower Rio Grande section of Texas there has been eighteen months with little rain, leaving farmers unable to raise enough for basic needs and ranchers in debt. At Roma yesterday 278 sheep sold for 38 cents a pound, highlighting severe local cash shortages.
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San Antonio
Tex
Rio Grande
Roma
Baker Found Guilty in Noted Virginia Trial
A jury in Antnepos Virginia returns a guilty verdict against Dr Baker in a landmark case. The trial is described as one of Virginia’s most celebrated.
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Antnepos
Dr. Baker
Virginia
Baker guilty of murder in first degree verdict returned
United Press report from Asinepon Virginia says the jury found Dr. Baker guilty of first degree murder in his wife’s poisoning. The verdict followed testimony from Mrs. Gilmer about her affair with Baker and his admission of killing his wife. Defense motions to set aside the verdict were overruled and the trial adjourned to allow filings for an arrest of judgment based on claimed suppression of letters.
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The
United Press
Asinepon
Baker
Gilmer
Commonwealth
Parted in a Sewer Tragedy at Danvitve Virginia
August 14 reports a sewer ditch collapse burying five workers. Sam Perkins died at once and Spencer Ewell sustained fatal injuries while the others were seriously hurt but expected to recover. Crowd control by police kept bystanders away. officials blamed no one for the accident.
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Danvitve
Sam Perkins
Spencer Ewell
Bicycle Record Broken By A A Zimmerman In Springfield
A A Zimmerman of the New York Athletic Club lowered the half mile ordinary bicycle record to 1 minute and 2 seconds in a Hampden Park trial. The prior record of 1 minute 10 4-5 seconds was set by W W Windle at Peoria last fall.
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United Press
Springfield
Mass
A. A. Zimmerman
New York Athletic Club
Hampden Park
W. W. Windle
Peoria
Diamond and Turf NL results and Saratoga race card
In New York the Dodgers beat Cincinnati 2 to 1, Brooklyn lost to Chicago 6 to 10, Boston defeated Cleveland 5 to 2, and Philadelphia routed Pittsburgh 14 to 2. No American Association games. At Saratoga on Aug 14 threatening weather gave a pleasant day with track good and winners in five races listed by horse names and times.
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New York
Cincinnati
John Ewing
Burrill
Mallane
Keenan
Powers
Brooklyn
Chicago
Luby
Nichol
Kittredge
Hemming
Kinslow
Lynch
Boston
Cleveland
Clarkson
Bennett
Gruber
Zimmer
Ampires
McQuade
Battin
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Gleason and Clements
King
Miller
Galvin
Berger
Hurst
American Association
Saratoga
Princess Bowling
Ocypete
Fearless
Bermuda
Uncle Bob
Palestine
Ballyhoo
Lord Harry
Belle of Orange
Red Fellow
Castaway
Burlington
Busteed
Josie Well
Longleaf
Reprieve Delays Executions In Chesterfield Murder Case
In Columbia on August 14 Governor reprieves David Jacobs and Mrs. Johnson for the murder of William Johnson. The reprieve arrived after the sheriff had prepared the scaffold and ropes, with the trap set for the hangman’s act.
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Columbia
S. C
David Jacobs
Johnson
Chesterfield
William Johnson
Richest silver strike in Leadville district found at Bohn shaft
The Bohn shaft near Harrison avenue in Leadville Colorado yields a thick vein of high grade silver ore. Drills reached 321 feet and the ore essays from 200 to 500 ounces of silver per ton, marking the richest strike in years.
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The
United Press
Leadville
Col
Bohn
Harrison Avenue
Brooklyn Police Update on Hau ser Excursion Death Toll
The Brooklyn police report that besides thirteen confirmed dead from the Hau ser excursion accident, three more are missing, bringing the total dead to sixteen. A stray advertisement promotes P. P. P. as a universal blood purifier and other remedies.
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United Press
Strine Harvor
Brooklyn
Hauser
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Ely
J. H. Sommers
Stephney
Conn
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