Revolution fears rise after Nicaragua clash and arrests
United Press reports from Ihula Nicaragua describe a fight that left six dead and many wounded. Authorities ordered arrests of Generals Ravwala An simo Rivas and Enrique Guzman suspected of leading the revolt. A rescue attempt wounded guards and killed several attackers before forces subdued the skirmish. Government actions calm the situation with leaders imprisoned.
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United Press
New York
Herald
Ihula
Nicaragua
Ravwala
Simo Rivas
Enrique Guzman
T. Ravala
Rives
Guzman
Railway washouts disrupt Lebanon Reading line at Teapine
Aug 24 rail service halted across Lebanon county due to washouts from last night’s storm. A freight train derailed near Wernersville after sections of track were washed away. A tramp on the car suffered injuries. Communications crippled. eight miles of track and several facilities damaged. Three barns burned by lightning and a dam failure caused further disturbances along the Reading and Reading & Southwest lines.
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Teapine
Lebanon
Reading Railroad
Wernersville
Mohnsyville
Reading & Southwes
Pendleton
No He Ran Away Antics of Presidential Buc ephalas
A garbled note describes a White House carriage incident in New Jersey in which horses bolted and collided with a buggy, smashing a wheel. The carriage occupants were unharmed and assisted by bystanders. A remedy advertisement for Dyspepsin follows the event.
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United Prc
May Point
N.J
White House
Har‘ule
the Sea Hotel
Schooner Ellen and Mary Wrecked Off Anticosta Island
Mourrean Quebec August 24 United Press reports West Point lighthouse keeper says the schooner Ellen and Mary with seven crew and sixty passengers mostly women and children went ashore in dense fog two miles east of English Bay Anticosta Island. The single lifeboat was smashed and it was feared all on board might perish but later the vessel floated free and passengers were landed safely nearby.
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Mourrean
West Point
Ellen
Mary
English Bay
Anticos
Anticosta Island
Heavy Pennsylvania Storm Floods Streets and Homes
Aug 24 heavy storm in Reapine Pennsylvania caused a deluge for an hour before six o clock. Streets resembled canals as nearly all cellars flooded and rainfall reached about four inches. St Matthew s Lutheran church was struck by lightning and rain poured through a roof hole damaging ceiling carpets and furniture.
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Reapine
St. Mathew’s Lutheran Church
Peach crop a failure hits Easton growers hard
The year sees a larger than expected peach crop with prices collapsed. Disgusted growers uproot orchards and contract buyers take peaches for as little as five cents a basket, diminishing prospects for the Easton market.
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Easton
Three Hamilton Children Die After Locked In Chest
Two boys confess they locked the Hamilton children under eight in a chest playing jail. Supper called and kids forgotten. No further action expected.
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United Press
Ironton
Aus
Beating Baltimore Wins Winston Game in Series
Winston N C tops Baltimore 4 to 1 in a well played win noted for strong home battery work Jones hits a homer and McGann contributes for Baltimore. Series finale follows in Cincinnati and Chicago results from major league games across several cities.
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N. C
Agin
Baltimore
Blue Boys
Jones
McGann
Keefer
Clark
King
Park Place Disaster Claims 34 Bodies Recovered
A New York disaster at Park Place ends the night with 34 bodies recovered including a Jersey City man and a boy. Italian workers are detained. investigation into causes proceeds as District Attorney mulls indictments and insurers weigh liability for Taylor building damages.
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New York
Park Place
John Steinke
Jersey City
Nicol
Wm. Randell
Taylor
Balmaceda Sends Silver Shipment to Europe via Espiegle
A Buenos Ayres dispatch confirms a Li hou report that Balmaceda of Chili sent 1.6 million dollars in silver to Montevideo for export to Europe, routed through the Espiegle’s captain's goods offices.
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Lonxpun
Times
Buenos Ayres
Lihou
Preent Balmaceda
Chui
Montevideo
Europe
Midnight visit story tied to Christie Warden case
Miss Jeannette Thomas recounts a July 15 midnight intrusion by a jealous man named Almy who pressed a pistol to her chest and warned of dire consequences if she spoke. He claimed Christie Warden’s room and warned his love would ruin her reputation. He left with a Forty four cartridge as a grim token. Relatives and investigators link the tale to Professor Pattee and the Army case.
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United Press
Hanover
N. H
Jeannette Thomas
Pattee
Christie Warden
Christie
Thomas
Miss Thomas
Almy
Prof
Miss Warden
Wiemot
George H. Abbott
Mr. Warden
Brady crozine cures long headaches for Mrs Carter
G E Carter of Holly Springs New York reports relief after using Brady crozine for an extended headache problem. The notice presents a personal remedy claim from a local resident.
Missionary recounts Chinese unrest and gov ernment strength
Rev I H Laughlin a Presbyterian missionary returning from northern China describes Qing authorities moving to quell rioting. He notes secret society Kaola stirring trouble, fears of a festival uprising, and that southern provinces are more volatile. He believes leaders aim to provoke foreign war.
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Baltimore
I. H. Laughlin
China
Kaola
France
Moonshiner Attack at Mountain Hill Church Kills Two
United Press reports a bloody shootout at Mountain Hill church in Greenville county during Sunday service. Several moonshine men entered the church and began firing. two Howard boys among the moonshine desperadoes were killed and four others wounded, with fatalities feared.
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Columbia
S. C
Mountain Hill Church
Greenville County
Howard
Peary Arctic expedition officer breaks leg in voyage
Lt. Peary of the Peary Arctic expedition breaks a leg during the voyage. A subsidiary expedition led by Prof. Helprin of Philadelphia reaches St Johns on the return path and awaits sledging ready conditions by September to begin the inland sea trip.
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United Press
New York
Peary
Helprin
Philadelphia
St. Johns
Two Winston Items Special to the Chronicle
Mr. T Watkins, a highly respected citizen of Winston, North Carolina, died yesterday at age twenty four. His remains were taken to Mt Carmel Virginia for a funeral today. The colored people held a mass meeting here tonight to discuss steps toward securing their natural and mechanical college in the city.
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Oye Inston
N. C
T.watkins
Mt. Carmel
Fugitive Capture Ordered for Alabama Man
Marshal Walker of Alabama has authority from the Department of Justice to employ men to go to Choctaw, Alabama, to capture “Bob,” a fugitive from justice. The article notes the move and hints at broader royal or official support for the operation.
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Marshal Walker
Alabar
Toment of Justice
Chocta
Ala
Bob
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